South Warwickshire Family History Society War Memorial Transcription Project

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The Fallen Men of South Warwickshire - World War One


Private M/337670 Joseph Henry STEVENSON - Motor Transport Depot, Royal Army Service Corps

Died of Lung Disease and a Stroke on Thursday 5th June 1919 aged 38


Military History

     
Theatre of War in Which Died Campaign Medals Commonwealth War Grave or Memorial
Home British War & Victory Medals Leamington (Whitnash Road) Cemetery
     
First Arrived in Theatre Bravery & Conduct Medals SWFHS Area Memorials
After 1 June 1917 in France ~ Leamington Spa War Memorial
     
Action, Battle or Other Reason Died Date and Place Enlisted Other War Memorials
Died of Emphysema & Cerebral Thrombosis June 1917 in place unknown ~
     
Place of Death Previous Regiments or Units               
East Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich ~  
     

Circumstances of Death

Joseph died of Emphysema and Cerebral Thrombosis at the East Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich on 5th June 1919. Due to his death being from natural causes he was not given an official War Grave.


 
 Personal & Family History

 

Birth Date/Place Baptism Date/Place
Jul Qtr 1880 in Leamington Spa 11 Aug 1880 at Leamington Spa, St. Paul
   
Parents Names Abode
George and Adeline Stevenson 40 Rugby Road, Leamington Spa 
   
Wife and Marriage Details Children
Amy Stevenson nee Parker Florence, Adeline, Murial
1 Aug 1904 in Wellesbourne  
   
Schools Colleges
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Address History Employment History
1880 - 36 Parade, Leamington Spa 1890 - Scholar 
1891 - 13 Coventry Road, Leamington Spa  1901 - Coach Body Maker
1901 - 16 Waterloo Street, Leek, Staffs 1904 - Coach Builder
1904 - St. Judes, Liverpool 1907 - Coach Builder
1907 - 48 Methern Street, Liverpool 1911 - Coach Maker for Liverpool Corporation      
1911 - 22 Harrow Road, Anfield, Liverpool 1915 - Coach Body Maker
1918 - 40 Rugby Road, Leamington Spa 1919 - Journyman Coach Body Maker 
1919 - 1 Tavistock Street, Leamington Spa   
   

First Cousin of George Edward Stevenson who also fell