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Frank Thompson

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     * Remembered on his parent's-in-law headstone along with his
       brother-in-law William Walters in Nottingham Road Cemetery,
       Mansfield.

   Person Details

   Place of birth
   Southwell Nottinghamshire
   Family History
   He was the son of William and Eliza Thompson of Southwell. He was the
   husband of Elizabeth Ada, (née Walters) Thompson. Married in 1904 they
   lived at 94 Birrell Road Sherwood Rise Nottingham.
   Employment/Hobbies
   Seedman (shop assistant)
   Date of death
   14 Jul 1918
   Age at death
   38
   CWGC
   Commonwealth Grave No
   648304 - CWGC Website
   Service number
   M/344372
   Rank
   Private
   Decorations
   Military Unit
   Army Service Corps
   Military History
   Private. Frederick Thompson, served with the 1038th Mechanical
   Transport Company, Army Service Corps, he died “of injuries” on 14th
   July 1918. He is buried in Jerusalem War Cemetery.
   Extra Information
   Remembered on his wife's parent's headstone in Nottingham Road
   Cemetery, Mansfield along with his brother-in-law, William Walters.
   Born in Southwell. Buried Jerusalem Cemetery, Israel. Obituary
   published 26th July 1917 in the Mansfield Reporter and Sutton Times :-
   “THOMPSON. – On July 14th, in Egypt, from injuries received in
   Palestine, Private Frank Thompson, of the A.S.C.M.T., dearly loved
   husband of Ada Thompson, of Sherwin-street, Nottingham, aged 39 years,
   son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. S. Walters, of Westhill Drive, Mansfield.”
   In memoriam published 14th July 1919 in the Nottingham Evening Post :-
   “THOMPSON. – In loving memory of Pte. Frank Thompson, R.A.S.C., M.T.,
   of 38 Sherwin-street, who died of injuries, Egypt, July 14th, 1918. –
   Wife and children and [illegible] Leonard. “THOMPSON. – To the memory
   of our dear son-in-law, Pte. F. Thompson, of 38 Sherwin-street, who
   died of injuries Egypt July 14th, 1918. – From Mr. Walters, J.P., and
   Mrs. Walters, West Hill Drive, Mansfield.” Above in memoriam are
   courtesy of Jim Grundy and his facebook pages Small Town Great War
   Hucknall 1914-1918

   Remembered on

     * Southwell Minster and Parish Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary -
       Parishioners War Memorial as Frank THOMPSON Pte.
     * Southwell - Holy Trinity Church War Memorial as Frank THOMPSON Men
       Motor Transport

Photos

     * Remembered on his parent's-in-law headstone along with his
       brother-in-law William Walters in Nottingham Road Cemetery,
       Mansfield.
       Frank Thompson - Remembered on his parent's-in-law headstone along
       with his brother-in-law William Walters in Nottingham Road
       Cemetery, Mansfield.
     * Remembered on his parent's-in-law headstone along with his
       brother-in-law William Walters in Nottingham Road Cemetery,
       Mansfield. Frank Thompson - Remembered on his parent's-in-law
       headstone along with his brother-in-law William Walters in
       Nottingham Road Cemetery, Mansfield.

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