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VC537   Edward Kinder Bradbury

BORN   16 August 1881

DIED   1 September 1914  AGE   33

VC Won   1 September  1914   AGE   33

Place VC Won   Nery, France

War/Campaign   First World War 1914

Name   Edward Kinder Bradbury  No.      POSTHUMOUS

VC Issue No.   537   Awards   VC      

Regiment   Royal Horse Artillery, 'L' Battery

Later   

Now   Royal Regiment of Artillery

Rank VC Won   Captain

Rank End Of Career   Captain

Place Of Birth   Bowdon, Cheshire, England

Place Of Death   Nery, Oise, France

Buried/Location Ashes   Nery Communal Cemetery, 6 miles north east of Senlis, Oise, France

Cremated   

Date Buried/Cremated   

Headstone   Headstone (CWGC)   Plot/Grave no.   

Gazetted   25 November 1914

VC Presented   29 November 1916, King George V, Buckingham Palace, London, England

Memorials

P  Headstone, Nery Communal Cemetery, 6 miles north east of Senlis, Oise, France

P  Named on memorial at Royal Artillery Chapel, Woolwich, London

P  Named on Altrinham war memorial, Altrinham, Cheshire

P  Named on memorial, Sandhurst Memorial Chapel, Camberley, Surrey

P  Named on war memorial, Marlborough College, Wiltshire

P  Named on Victoria Cross memorial, Marlborough College, Wiltshire

P  Named on L Battery Memorial at Nery Communal Cemetery, 6 miles north east of Senlis, Oise, France

Named on war memorial, St Margerets Church, Altrincham, Cheshire

Named on war memorial, St Georges Church, Altrincham, Cheshire

Blue Plaque, Church Bank, Bowden, Nr Altrincham, Cheshire

Victoria Cross Commemorative Paving Stone, The Italian Garden, Trafford Town Hall, Stretford, Gtr Manchester


By The Way…

During his VC action, he had both legs severed by a shell, but still continued to give orders until taken away from his gun


VC Held By

Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, Kennington, London, England

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Thank you to Terry Rogers, honorary archivist at Marlborough


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