Mexborough and Swinton Times September 21, 1918

Private Percy Pashley.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Private Percy Pashley, youngest son of Mr and Mrs. Wm. Pashley, Adwick-on-Dearne, was wounded in the head by gunshot in action in France on Sept. 3, and died on Sept. 7, without regaining consciousness.

He was 30 years of age and single.

He had been serving two years (seventeen months in France), and before enlistment was employed at Hadfield’s, Tinsley, Sheffield.

Two of his brothers are serving; Able-seama Pashley, H.M.S. Broke; and, Pte. Leonard Pashley (A.S.C., M.T.)

The last named was injured about the time his brother was wounded, and he is in hospital in France. He is married and his home is at Morley, near Leeds

From C.W.G.C.:

Private
PASHLEY, P
Service Number 60497
Died 07/09/1918
17th Bn.
Royal Welsh Fusiliers

Inscription
“TOO DEARLY LOVED TO BE FORGOTTEN”

ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN R. II. H. 20.