Frank Haywood
Prior to enlisting he was employed at Welbeck Colliery. He had been a member of the boy scouts and had served in the Territorial Army for 5 years before enlisting.
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Son of Albert and Florence Frances Haywood of 11 Fenwick Street, Warsop .His mother is often listed as Frances F on records not as Florence.
Frank had an older brother, Robert born in 1912.
Frank was baptised at Christ Church, Cinderhill, Nottingham. At the time the family were living at 26 Leonard Street, Bulwell.
Mansfield Chronicle Advertiser: 19/9/1941: Military Funeral.
The funeral took place of Cpl Frank Haywood of 11 Fenwick Street, Warsop, whose death occured in Derby Hospital on September 8th, took place at Warsop Cemetery on Saturday.
The deceased who was attached to the Royal Marines had served in Palestine and Egypt and two years on HMS Malaya. He was home on leave when his death took place from heart trouble. Prior to joining up he was employed at Welbeck Colliery. He belonged to the Boy Scouts and served in the Territorials for 5 years. The coffin was draped with Union Jack and bearers were from the deceased's unit togather with buglars.
Frank died at Borough Isolation Hospital, Derby of Sub-acute bacterial endocarditis.
Photo of Frank Haywood
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Photo of Frank Haywood
CWGC Headstone