30 Millfield Crescent, Newburn on Tyne, Northumberland.
Previous Address:
Civilian Employment:
Miner at Clara Vale Colliery.
How Died:
Pneumonia
Date of Death:
Place of Death:
At home at 30 Millfield Crescent, Newburn on Tyne, Northumberland.
Battle/Campaign:
Locally Commemorated:
No
UK Commemorated:
-
Overseas Commemorated:
-
Buried:
St Michael and All Angels Churchyard, Newburn on Tyne, Northumberland.
Decoration and Medals:
Photographs:
0
Service Records:
No
Death Notice/Obituary:
Blaydon Courier, page 8, 12th May 1923.
Family Details:
Thomas's parents lived in Heddon on the Wall, Northumberland. Married with four young children, Sadie, Flossie, Matthew and Thomas. Mother in law: Mrs G Mallaburn.
Notes :
Thomas was first wounded during the Battle of the Somme, France, 1916. He was wounded twice more during the First World War. His service had a long term impact on his health and he could only work at intervals at Clara Vale Colliery. The high-quality réplicas de relojes Hublot for sale.
Thirty members of the 4th Bn Northumberland Fusiliers and a firing party were present at the funeral under Sergeant Turner. The buglers were commanded by Drum Major Murphy. The funeral service was conducted by the Reverend H J Boon of Sugley Church, Lemington on Tyne, Northumberland, on Monday 7th May 1923.
