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James Lavery | |||
Rank: | Sergeant | Number: | W/1000 |
Ship/Rgn/Sqn No: | 122nd Bde ('D' Bty) | ||
Name of Rgt or Ship: | Royal Field Artillery | ||
Died: | 27/10/1918 | Age: | 28 |
How Died: | Died of Gas | ||
Country of burial: | France | Grave Photo: | Yes |
Cemetery or Memorial: | Etaples Cemetery | ||
Town Memorial: | Sale | ||
Extra Information: | |||
Born during the March quarter 1890 in the Carlisle R.D. - ref: 10b/516, the son of William & Ann Lavery (nee Simpson). 1891 Census - 6 Hope Street, Calisle Cumberland. Son - aged: 1 - born: Carlisle. Head of household - James Lavery - Married - aged: 34 - occ: Clogmaker - born: Carlisle. Also - Annie Lavery - Wife - aged: 32 - born: Carlisle. Plus 3 elder siblings. His mother - Annie Lavery, died in 1897, aged: 38. 1901 Census - 155 Denton Street, Carlisle, Cumberland. Son - aged: 11 - born: Carlisle. Head of household - James Lavery - Widower - aged: 43 - occ: Clogger - born: Upperby, Cumberland. Plus 3 siblings. Married Elizabeth Ann Green (Cissie) during the September quarter 1909 in the Ormskirk R.D. - ref: 8b/1441. 1911 census - Morris Dancers Hotel, Scarisbrick, Ormskirk, Lancashire. Barman - Married - aged: 23 - occ: Hotel Barman - born: Carlisle, Cumberland. Thomas Hornby & his wife Emily Hornby managed the Hotel. This is now a "Beefeater" Pub. His wife - Elizabeth Ann Lavery was residing with her parents - James Henry & Ruth Green at 27 Larch Street, Southport, where she was listed under her maiden name. James & Elizabeth's two children - James Jnr (b1910) and Percy (b.1911) were also resdiing with her at this address. His father was still residing at 155 Denton Street, Carlisle. Soon after this they moved to 5 Brighton Grove off Cross Street, Ashton upon Mersey, where their third child - Annie R. Lavery was born in late 1913. James was now employed as a Barman at the Bull's Head P.H. He became a Member of the "Pride of Brooklands Lodge" GLE - Order of Buffaloes. Enlisted into the Royal Artillery in February 1915 and promoted to Sergeant in August 1918. Their fourth child - James H. Lavery was born in the Autumn of 1915, but died early in 1916. James was wounded during a German Gas attack and taken back down the line, back to Etaples where he died. He left a widow and three young children. Death reported in the 06/12/1918 edition of the Altrincham Guardian. CWGC - Husband of Elizabeth Lavery of 5 Brighton Grove, Ashton upon Mersey. |
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