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BUDGEN G<br />
Private G/7633 George BUGDEN. 8 th Battalion, Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment).<br />
Died 29 th December 1916. Born Ulcombe near Maidstone. Enlisted Ashford. Resided Pluckley.<br />
George has no known grave. His name appears on the Loos Memorial, France. Panel reference<br />
13-15.<br />
There is some confusion as to this mans correct surname. It is possible that his correct surname<br />
is one of the following – BUDGEN, BUGDEN or BUDDEN. Over the years it appears that the<br />
correct spelling of George’s surname has been corrupted by various agencies and organisations.<br />
So much so that it is now next to impossible to confirm the correct spelling.<br />
The day that George died the 8 th battalion Queen’s were in billets at Mazingarbe.<br />
COLE C<br />
Private G/78 Cecil COLE. 6 th Battalion, Queen’s Own (Royal West <strong>Kent</strong> Regiment). Died 8 th<br />
October 1915. Born Crowborough, Sussex. Enlisted Maidstone, <strong>Kent</strong>. Resided Pluckley. Cecil<br />
has no known grave. His name appears on the Loos Memorial, France. Panel reference 95 to 97.<br />
The Ashford 1918 Absentee Voters List gives –<br />
North End House, Egerton<br />
Corporal L/5058 Herbert Reginald COLE. 9 th Lancers.<br />
COOK A.T<br />
Private 235188 Archibald Thomas COOK. 5 th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment.<br />
Formerly (3298) The Buffs (East <strong>Kent</strong> Regiment). Died 4 th October 1917 aged 18 years. Born<br />
Pluckley. Enlisted Canterbury. Son of Archibald and Clara Cook of Wheatsheaf Stores, 29, Pound<br />
Lane, Canterbury, <strong>Kent</strong>. Archibald has no known grave. His name appears on the Tyne Cot<br />
Memorial, Zonnebeke, Belgium. Panel reference 23 to 28 and 163A.<br />
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