GEORGE W BEVAN 

George W  BEVAN
Rank: Sergeant
Service Number:14932.
Regiment: 18th The Kings (Liverpool Regiment)
Died Monday 9th April 1917
Age 25
County Memorial West KirbyHoylake
CountryFrance

George W 's Story.

Birkenhead News  28 April 1917

“ABSOLUTELY FEARLESS SERGEANT”

The accompanying photograph is that of Sergt. George Bevan, King’s Liverpool Regiment, who was killed in action on Easter Monday. He was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bevan, 5, School Lane, Hoylake. For some time he was employed at the grocery establishment of Messrs. George Watkins and Sons, afterwards becoming a sailor. He enlisted in September, 1914. He had seen a lot of service and had been twice wounded. He got a reputation for being absolutely fearless – in fact, he met his death through continuing to go on although wounded.