Charles Hyman
He was employed by the Langley Mill & Aldecar Co-operative Society and later by the Co-op in Nottingham.
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Charles Edmunds was born in 1900 at Whittingham, he was the adopted son of Thomas a foreman pavior with the council and Mary Jane Hyman née Brown of 10 Ratcliffe Street Eastwood Nottinghamshire.
His adopted father Thomas Hyman was born in 1857 at Sutton Bonnington, his adopted mother Mary Jane Brown was born in 1861 at Loughborough, they were married in 1878 at Barrow upon Soar, they had two children, Nellie b1879 and Charlotte born 1882.
In the 1911 census the family are living at Church Road, Eastwood, Tom Hyman 54 yrs is a foreman pavior, he is living with his wife Mary Jane 49 yrs and their adopted son Charles Edmunds 11 yrs of age a scholar
Private Charles Hyman enlisted in Nottingham and served with 6th Bn Dorsetshire Regiment, he was killed in action on 10th October 1918 he is buried at Montay-Neuvilly Road, Cemetery, Montay, France
additional research and information Peter Gillings
Photo of Charles Hyman
Montay- Neuvilly Road Cemetery, Montay