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Found 7 people results for “archibald mcfarlan” showing 1-7
Officer in the Royal Air Force
Malew
Castletown War Memorial, Market Square (1914-1918)
57 year(s)
St Lupus Church Stained Glass Memorial Window, Malew (1914-1918)
King William's College Book of Remembrance (1914-1918)
Royal British Legion (Castletown Branch) Roll of Honour, Civic Centre, Castletown (1914-1918)
Isle of Man Great War Roll of Honour (1914-1918)
