Yorkshire Regiment War Graves
Yorkshire Regiment War Graves, -
Morcott (Rutland),
St. Mary's Churchyard
Yorkshire Regiment War Graves

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Morcott (Rutland) Churchyard contains 2 Commonwealth War Graves from the First World War. Both burials have the same surname, raising the possibility that the two men are related.
One of the burials is for a soldier of the Yorkshire Regiment, and the other a Private 2nd Class of the Royal Air Force.
Details of the Yorkshire Regiment soldier, with a photo of his headstone, are below.

Private Edmund Alfred Joyce. 41100.
  Private Edmund Alfred Joyce. 41100.

17th Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment, formerly 30316 Leics Regiment.
Son of John and Sarah Elizabeth Joyce, of Morcott, Born at Morcott.
Killed in a training accident, 20 February 1917. Aged 20.
Born Morcott (Rutland), Enlisted Uppingham (Rutland).

Photo : Richard Roberts (<richard.nsw@googlemail.com>)

Morcott Churchyard, - Edmund Joyce's grave is the white headstone towards the rear.
Morcott Churchyard, - Edmund Joyce's grave is the white headstone towards the rear.
Photo : Richard Roberts (<richard.nsw@googlemail.com>)

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