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Frank Brown

Service Number 267354
Military Unit 7th Bn Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment)
Date of birth Unknown
Date of Death 11 Jul 1921 (30 Years Old)
Place of Birth Nottingham
Employment, Education or Hobbies Frank Brown was a dental mechanic upon enlistment.
Family History

He was the son of John and Elizabeth Brown and the brother of Thomas, Joseph, Mary, John, Alfred, Ann and Isabella Brown. In 1901, the family lived at 7, Regent's Place, Bloomsgrove Street and in 1911 at 11, Wyville Street (both Radford, Nottingham). In 1912, Frank married Violet Mary Stafford at Oakham and their son Frank Leonard Brown was born at Cardiff in 1916.

Military History

He attested 5/6/1916 aged 25. He served in the UK until 2/12/1916, in France between 3/12/1916 and 3/8/1917 and then again in the UK until he was discharged unfit for military service (wounds) aged 26 12/12/1917.

Extra Information

He died at Nottingham General Hospital. Nottingham Evening Post, Deaths 12/7/1921: 'Brown - On July 11th at the General Hospital, Frank the dearly loved husband of May (sic) Brown, 22 Belper Road, aged 30 years.' 'Brown - On the 11th inst., Frank the youngest son of Mrs and the late Mr Brown, 11 Wyville Street.' No CWGC entry. This identification has been compiled from census data, Brown's Pension Record, Free BMD and the Medal Roll with confirmation by obituaries. Research by David Nunn

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