South Warwickshire Family History Society War Memorial Transcription Project

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 The Fallen Men of South Warwickshire - World War One

Private 354125 Thomas E HART - 49th Coy, Labour Corps


Died -  Sunday, March 15, 1920 aged 21

CWGC Grave for T Hart WW1 200
 Military History

Theatre

France & Flanders

Action/Battle/Other

Died of Pnuemonia

Place of Death

UK

 

Medals

British War and Victory Medals

Medal Citation (if app)

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Enlisted Date/Place

 

 

Commonwealth War Graves Page

Priors Marston (St. Leonard's) Churchyard

SWFHS War Memorial(s)

Priors Marston

Other War Memorial(s)

 

Previous Regiments/Units

Gunner 240096 Royal Field Artillery

Circumstances Leading to Death (Normally from War Diary)

All we can find is that he died of pnuemonia. He had been transferred from the Royal Field Artillery to the Labour Corps. This normally happened when a man had been wounded or injured or was in bad health as a result of active service.
 Personal & Family History

Birth Date & Place

Jan Qtr 1899 at Priors Marston

Baptism Date & Place

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Parents

Thomas and Annie Hart of Priors Marston

Wife & Marriage

Alice Elizabeth Newman
Unmarried wife (Pension Card)
60 Windsor Street, Rugby

Children

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Occupation(s)

  • 1911 - School

Schools & Colleges

 

Address History

  • 1901 - Priors Marston
  • 1911 - Byfield, Priors Marston

Other Information

 

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