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The Roll lists his address as 69 Percival Street, and states that he died of wounds at "Surmay Field Hospital"; he is recorded in an Army document as having died at a Lazarett Field Hospital in Seclin.
(CWGC records that Private Reginald Thomas Tyler, regimental number 14542, died aged 20 on 30/9/1915 while serving in 7th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, and is now buried in grave VIII.J.10 at Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery at Souchet in France, having been exhumed after the War from Seclin Communal Cemetery German Extension. They record him as the son of Mrs R.A. Sharp of 69 Percival Street, Peterborough.
The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects record that Reginald died on 30/9/1915 at a Field Lazarett in Seclin, and that his mother Rose Ann Sharp was his legatee.
Reginald's birth was registered in Peterborough in 1895. On the 1901 census he was living with his widowed mother Rose at 48 Percival Street in Peterborough. (Reginald's father, Thomas Henry Tyler, had died aged 36 in 1899). On the 1911 census Reginald was living with his mother Rose Ann and her 2nd husband Francis Sharp at 48 Percival Street).