Charles Levick
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Charles Levick was born in 1885 in Retford. He was 1 of 10 children born to John Charles and Maria Louisa Levick. In 1912 he married Mary L Wardle at Nottingham. They had two children, Amy in 1913 and Clarence in 1913, both registered in Shardlow. It was in February 1914 that Charles took on an appointment as postman in Worksop
Private Chas. Levick Worksop Guardian 24 Dec 1914 Private Chas. Levick of the Northumberland Fusiliers, husband of Mrs Levick of 8 Chale walk, Westgate, has been killed in action, Mrs Levick having received official information from the War Office to that effect. The deceased was employed as a postman, and left for the front during the first week in August. The widow of the deceased is only 23, and has two little children – one not quite 3 years and the other fifteen months old to whom the greatest sympathy will be extended in their bereavement . With the “Fighting Fifths” Private Levick went through part of the South African War obtaining a medal at Bloemfontein. Very soon after enlisting he was sent to South Africa, and later to India
commemorated on Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial
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