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The Roll of Honour lists his address as 22 Victoria Place, Old Fletton, and that he was entitled to the 1914 Star medal.
(Herbert Anthony is not listed in CWGC's casualty registers. His Army pension file records that he was living in Woodston, serving in the Huntingdonshire Militia, when he enlisted on 18/12/1906 as a Private in the Northamptonshire Regiment, regimental number 8313. He was posted to the 2nd Battalion on 23/2/1907, transferred to the 1st Battalion on 27/11/1907, returned to the 2nd Battalion on 7/3/1911, and was posted to the 3rd Battalion on 30/1/1915. Having served overseas in India, Malta and Egypt from 6/11/1907 to 16/10/1914, he then served in France from 4/11/1914 to 2/1/1915, when he was invalided back to the UK due to gastritis. He then served in the UK, while receiving treatment, but was honourably discharged from the Army on 5/2/1916, having been diagnosed with stomach cancer. His condition was deemed unrelated to his military service. His home address was 22 Victoria Place, Old Fletton, Peterborough. He died aged 32 on 23/2/1916).