Frank Miller

Rank:PrivateNumber:13392
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No:07th Bn ('A' Coy)
Name of Rgt or Ship:King's Own Scottish Borderers
Died:25/09/1915Age:20
How Died:Killed in Action
Country of burial:France
Cemetery or Memorial:Loos Memorial (Dud Corner Cemetery)
Town Memorial:Sale
Extra Information:
Born during the September quarter 1895 in the Chorlton R.D. -  ref: 8c/757,
the elder son of George Henry & Emily Miller (nee Barrett).

1901 Census - 30 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton cum Hardy, Manchester.   Son -
aged:5 - born: Chorlton cum Hardy.    Head of household - Married - aged:
32 - occ: Fruiter& Florist - born: Thorney, Cambridgeshire.    Also -Emily
Miller - Wife - aged: 32 - born: Penkridge, Staffordshire.   Plus 1 younger
brother.

1911 Census - 25 Northenden Road, Sale.   Son - aged: 15 - occ: Shipping
Warehouse Clerk - born: Chorlton cum Hardy.    Head of household - Married
- aged: 42 - occ: Fruiter & Florist - born: Thorney, Cambridgeshire.   
Also -Emily Miller - Wife - aged: 42 - occ: Assisting in business - born:
Penkridge, Staffordshire.   Plus 1 younger brother.
.
Member of St. Anne's Church and St. Anne's Christian Brotherhood.

Enlisted on the 31/08/1914.

MIC - Posted to France on the 27th August 1915.

Killed at the battle of Loos.

RoH 05/11/1915 edition of local newspaper.

Commemorated on the family gravestone in Sale Cemetery - K.754.    Grave of
John & Rachel Miller.

Listed in the Guardian Year Book - Roll of Honour for 1916.

Pension Records - Dependant - Mother - Emily Miller, 25 Northenden Road,
Sale.   Awarded a Gratuity w.e.f. the 22nd July 1916.


Memorials found on:
St. Anne's (Sale Moor)
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