WW1 FAMILY GROUP TO THREE BROTHERS, 15th LONDON REGIMENT & AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY OFFICER, K.I.A F&F 1916

A very nice family group to the three Everitt brothers from South Croydon
1) WW1 Pair
To- 2-LIEUT.F.E.EVERITT.1-BN.A.I.F
Frank Edward Everitt was killed in action in France & Flanders 20-7-1916 serving with the 1st battalion of the Australian Infantry. He was 22 years of age at the time of his death and is buried in Albert Communal cemetery extension in Flanders.
2) WW1 1914-15 Trio, WW2 Defence Medal & GVR 1st type Special Constabulary faithful service medal
To- 1580.PTE.W.G.EVERITT.15-LOND.R
William.G.Everitt first landed in France 17-3-1918 serving with the 15th battalion of the London Regiment / Civil service rifles 17-3-1915 and was later issued with the six figure TF service number 530133 prior to his discharge 7-2-1919.
3) WW1 1914-15 Trio with original silver war badge & white metal I.D tag
To- 1581.PTE.W.D.EVERITT.15-LOND.R
Walter.D.everitt enlisted in to the 15th battalion of the London Regiment 3-3-1913 and first landed in France 17-3-1915. He was recorded in the war office casualty list dated 27-10-1915 as having been wounded and he was discharged with the silver war badge due to wounds 4-8-1916
Please note that William & Walter have consecutive service numbers & both landed in France on the same day.
All three recipients were the sons of James & Kate Agnes Everitt of 4 Moreton Road, South Croydon.
All three groups are GVF or better & come complete with MIC details, Casualty roll details, silver war badge roll details & CWGC for the casualty.

Code: 58815