Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Thomas |
Stephen Griffin |
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Civilian War Dead |
18 |
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1939 Address |
136 Bryn Road, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Home Guard. Son of Stephen Howell Thomas and Winifred Thomas, of 136 Bryn Road, Swansea. Died at 9 Boundary Road, Port Sunlight, Bebington |
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Reporting Authority |
Municipal Borough, Bebington |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Fermandell |
Emily |
Unpaid Domestic Duties |
Civilian War Dead |
30 |
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1939 Address |
45 Priory Road, Shirehampton, Bristol |
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Additional Information |
Of 45 Priory Road, Shirehampton. Daughter of William Henry and Rose Lewis, of 43 Vincent Street, Swansea; wife of William Arthur Fermandell. Died at 45 Priory Road, Shirehampton, Bristol |
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Reporting Authority |
County Borough, Bristol |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Shirehampton Cemetery, Bristol, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Maddocks |
Ethel May |
At School |
Civilian War Dead |
12 |
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1939 Address |
39 Egan Crescent, Mayhill, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Daughter of William John and Gladys May Maddocks, of 39 Egan Crescent, Mayhill. Injured 19th February 1941, at 46 Scyborfach Street, Swansea; died at Emergency Hospital, Whitchurch |
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Reporting Authority |
Rural District, Cardiff |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Bennett |
William James |
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Civilian War Dead |
58 |
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1939 Address |
98 Townhill Road, Mayhill, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Firewatcher, of 98 Townhill Road, Mayhill. Injured 20th February 1941, at Townhill Road; died at Carmarthen Infirmary, St. Peter |
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Reporting Authority |
Borough, Carmarthen |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Peter Churchyard, Cockett, Swansea, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Rees |
Thomas Glyn |
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Civilian War Dead |
30 |
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1939 Address |
Langland, Forest Way, Woodford Green, Essex |
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Additional Information |
Son of Evan Rees and Mary Ann Rees, of Harlesden, Mayals, Swansea; husband of Beryl Meredith Rees, of Langland, Forest Way, Woodford Green. Died at Prince of Wales, Manor Road |
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Reporting Authority |
Urban District, Chigwell |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Evans |
Gordon Leonard |
Miller Machinist Iron |
Civilian War Dead |
31 |
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1939 Address |
5 Barton Road, Foleshill, Coventry |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. J Evans, of 16 Pencaecrvin Road, Penyrhorel, Swansea; husband of G. L. Evans, of 5 Barton Road, Foleshill. Died at Alvis Works, Holyhead Road |
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Reporting Authority |
Urban District, Coventry |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
London Road Cemetery, Coventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Collins |
Reginald Leslie |
Post Officer Sorter |
Civilian War Dead |
38 |
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1939 Address |
14 School Road, Manor Park, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Air Raid Warden; of 14 School Road, Manor Park. Son of C. Collins, of 11 Kenible Street, Brynmill, Swansea; husband of Doris Lilian Collins. Died at 14 School Road |
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Reporting Authority |
County Borough, East Ham |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Young |
Andrew Gilford |
Foreman (Car Washing) |
Civilian War Dead |
31 |
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1939 Address |
15 Sulivan Road, Fulham |
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Additional Information |
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young, of 14 Devon Place, Mumbles, Swansea. Died at 37 Sulivan Road |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Fulham |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Fulham Palace Road Cemetery, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Richards |
Thomas |
Newspaper Canvasser |
Civilian War Dead |
30 |
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1939 Address |
29 Megan Street, Cwmdu, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Of 29 Megan Street, Cwmdu, Swansea. Husband of Edith Richards. Injured 20th February 1941, at 29 Megan Street; died at Glanmor Terrace, Penclawdd |
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Reporting Authority |
Rural District, Gower |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Peter Churchyard, Cockett, Swansea, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Marriott |
Dorothy |
|
Civilian War Dead |
26 |
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1939 Address |
3 Shankland Road, Greenock, Scotland |
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Additional Information |
Of 3 Shankland Road. Daughter of Albert Samuel Leworthy, of 73 Middle Road, Cwmbwrla, Swansea; wife of Ronald Albert Marriott. Died at 3 Shankland Road |
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Reporting Authority |
Burgh of Greenock, Scotland |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Memorial, Greenock, Scotland, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Griffiths |
Peter |
|
Civilian War Dead |
21 |
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1939 Address |
Ladies Realm, Gorseinon, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
B.Sc; Home Guard. Son of David and Kate Griffiths, of the Ladies Realm, Gorseinon, Swansea. Died at Barnes Lane, Send |
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Reporting Authority |
Rural District, Guildford |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Gorseinon Congregational Chapelyard, Gorseinon, Swansea, |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Marnell |
Ellen |
|
Civilian War Dead |
30 |
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1939 Address |
Welbeck House, Welbeck Street, St. Marlebone, Hampstead |
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Additional Information |
Of Welbeck House, Welbeck Street, St. Marlebone. Daughter of Ellen Marnell, of 56 Grove Road, Clydach, Swansea, and of the late Nicholas Marnell. Injured at 35 Holmdale Road; died the same day at Hampstead General Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Hampstead |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Hampstead Cemetery, Hampstead, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Watkins |
Douglas Edgar |
Civil Servant Clerical Grade P.O.S. ?? |
Civilian War Dead |
53 |
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1939 Address |
26 Hunters Grove, Kenton, Harrow, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Son of Evan and Elizabeth Watkins, of Swansea; husband of Minnie Watkins, of 26 Hunters Grove, Kenton. Died at 26 Hunters Grove |
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Reporting Authority |
Urban District, Harrow |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Harrow Weald Cemetery, Stanmore, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Richards |
Herbert |
Printer |
Civilian War Dead |
62 |
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1939 Address |
25 Elam Street, Lambeth, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Freeman of the Borough of Swansea; of 25 Elam Street. Son of Edmond and Jane Rosser Richards, of Swansea. Died at Railway Arch Shelter, Gordon Grove |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Lambeth |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Lambeth Cemetery and Crematorium, Wandsworth, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Twidle |
Maud |
Hospital Nurse |
Civilian War Dead |
50 |
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1939 Address |
Lambeth Hospital, Brook Drive, Lambeth, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Hospital Nurse; of 7 Caebryn Avenue, Sketty Green, Swansea. Died at Lambeth Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Lambeth |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Lambeth Cemetery and Crematorium, Wandsworth, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Matthews |
Edwin Wilton |
|
Civilian War Dead |
39 |
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1939 Address |
Bryn Boot Stores, Alexandra Road, Gorseinon, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Husband of Edith Matthews, of Bryn Boot Stores, Alexandra Road, Gorseinon, Swansea. injured at Royal Ordnance Factory, Pembrey; died same day at Llanelly Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Borough, Llanelly |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Gorseinon Congregational Chapelyard, Gorseinon, Swansea, |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Davies |
Gertrude Mary |
Unpaid Domestic Duties |
Civilian War Dead |
51 |
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1939 Address |
51 Shelley Crescent, Mayhill, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Of 51 Shelley Crescent, Mayhill, Swansea. Daughter of Benjamin and Hannah Rees, of 1 Garden Crescent, Garden Village, Gorseinon; wife of John Henry Davies. Injured 17th January 1941, at Shelley Crescent; died at 9 Mount Street, Gowerton |
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Reporting Authority |
Urban District, Llwchwr |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
St. Peter Churchyard, Cockett, Swansea, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Jackson |
Ann |
Unpaid Domestic Duties |
Civilian War Dead |
46 |
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1939 Address |
54 Wern Fawr Road, Port Tennant, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Daughter of David and Jane Williams, of 118 Oak Terrace, Llangyfelach Street, Swansea; wife of Frederick Charles Jackson, of 54 Wern Fawr Road, Port Tennant, Swansea. Died at 115 Upper Stanhope Street |
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Reporting Authority |
County Borough, Liverpool |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Evans |
Ebenezer |
Electrical Communications & Signalling Systems (Collector) |
Civilian War Dead |
46 |
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1939 Address |
78 Llangyfelach Road, Pentre Estyll, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Fire Guard. Son of the late Ebenezer Evans (Senr); husband of Mary Evans, of 314 Llangyfelach Road, Pentre Estyll, Swansea. Injured in February 1942; died at West Glamorgan County Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Municipal Borough, Neath |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Rocke |
Helena Mary |
|
Civilian War Dead |
67 |
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1939 Address |
55 Cranmer Court, Sloane Avenue, Chelsea, London |
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Additional Information |
Of 55 Cranmer Court, Sloane Avenue, Chelsea, London. Daughter of the late Revd. James and Mrs. Owen, of Swansea; widow of Robert Ernest Rocke. Injured at Knockholt; died the same day at County Hospital, Farnborough |
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Reporting Authority |
Urban District, Orpington |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Pitkin |
Minnie Victoria |
|
Civilian War Dead |
30 |
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1939 Address |
125 Sussex Gardens, Paddington, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Of 125 Sussex Gardens. Daughter of Mrs. E. Pitkin, of Clydach, Swansea, and of the late H. W. Pitkin. Injured 11th May 1941, at 125 Sussex Gardens; died at St. Mary’s Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Paddington |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Paddington Old Cemetery, Brent, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Davies |
Frank |
|
Civilian War Dead |
32 |
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1939 Address |
138 Rodney Street, Swansea |
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Additional Information |
Son of David Thomas Davies and Catherine Jane Davies; of 58 Woodfield Street, Morriston, Glamorgan; husband of Jane Davies, of 138 Rodney Street, Swansea. Died at Princess Square First Aid Post |
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Reporting Authority |
County Borough, Plymouth |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Harding |
Leo L |
|
Civilian War Dead |
38 |
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1939 Address |
Ideal House, Argyll Street, St. Marylebone, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Firewatcher. Husband of Mollie Harding, of Te Tors, Rhossili, Swansea. Injured at Ideal House, Argyll Street, died the same day at Middlesex Hospital |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, St. Marylebone |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
East Finchley Cemetery and Crematorium, East Finchley, London, |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Griffith |
Wilfred Hamilton |
|
Civilian War Dead |
38 |
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1939 Address |
300 Upper Richmond Road, Wandsworth, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
M.P.S; Air Warden, of 300 Upper Richmond Road. Son of W. H. and K. Griffith, of 14 Corrymore Mansions, Sketty Road, Swansea; husband of Hilary Mary Griffith. Died at 300 Upper Richmond Road |
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Reporting Authority |
Metropolitan Borough, Wandsworth |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Wandsworth Cemetery, Wandsworth, London, United Kingdom |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Skippon |
Harry H. |
|
Civilian War Dead |
32 |
||
1939 Address |
13 Douglas Road, Horfield, Bristol |
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Additional Information |
of 13 Douglas Road, Horfield, Bristol. Son of Robert and Mary Skippon, of 10 Boro Road Loughor, Swansea. Died at Bristol Aeroplane Works, Flinton |
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Reporting Authority |
Rural District, Sodbury |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Davies |
Bryn |
|
Civilian War Dead |
35 |
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1939 Address |
11 Kensington Place, Notting Hill Gate, Westminster, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Of 11 Kensington Place, Notting Hill Gate. Son of Eleanor Davies, of Oaklands, Gorof Road, Ystradgynlais, Swansea. Died at Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks |
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Reporting Authority |
Westminster City |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Lewis |
Owen Morval |
|
Civilian War Dead |
19 |
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1939 Address |
19 Crescent Grove, Wandsworth, Westminster, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Home Guard; of 19 Crescent Grove, Wandsworth. Son of Gwilym E. and Rosina L. Lewis, of Post Office, Alltycham, Pontardawe, Swansea. Died at Paymaster-General’s Office, Whitehall |
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Reporting Authority |
Westminster City |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Thomas |
Mildred |
Unpaid Domestic Duties |
Civilian War Dead |
40 |
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1939 Address |
58 Paddington Street, St. Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Of 58 Paddington Street, St. Marylebone. Adopted daughter of Mrs. Dudden, of 93 Powys Avenue, Townhill. Died at Marble Arch |
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Reporting Authority |
Westminster City |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Theatre of War |
Date of Death |
Age |
Price |
Ethel |
|
Civilian War Dead |
26 |
||
1939 Address |
99 Pound Lane, Middlesex |
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Additional Information |
Of 99 Pound Lane. Daughter of Morgan and Ellen Price, of 109 Lane Road, Clydach, Swansea. Died at 99 Pound Lane |
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Reporting Authority |
Municipal Borough, Willesden |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
Civilian War Dead Roll of Honour, St. George’s Chapel, Westminster Abbey, London, United Kingdom |
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Cemetery/Memorial |
- |