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                <text>As with most communities the cost of war was high. Here we remember the fallen and their stories.</text>
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              <text>Francis Young was born on 1885 at Burcombe Cottages in Chalford. He was the son of John Frederick Young and Jane Alley. John Young was a wood turner and by 1911 was living in France Lynch. Frank went to work at the stick factory in Chalford as a sawyer and 10 years later as a trug finisher. In 1915 he married Margaret Hunt in Oakridge Church. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Francis Young enlisted in Stroud in the Royal Army Medical Corps. He served as a private and died on 13 September 1917 in Yorkshire, having previously served oversees, aged 31, leaving behind a widow Margaret who was then living on Bisley Road in Oakridge Lynch.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; He is buried at France Lynch Churchyard.</text>
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