War deaths

Like most families in Europe, the Bramhills lost many young men in the First World War. I have recorded the Bramhills and Bramhalls here, but you may like to check other name variants yourself. UK main libraries should have a list of casualties on CD.

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KISMET

Opal fires in the Western Sky
  (For that which is written must ever be)

And a bullet comes droning, whining by,
  To the heart of a sentry close to me.

For some go early and some go late
  (a dying scream on the evening air)

And who is there that believes in Fate
  As a soul goes out in the sunset flare?

R.B. MARRIOTT-WATSON,
killed in action 1918