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The obituary notice of March F

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MarchFGunner F March of 87th Bty. 2nd Bde. Royal Field Artillery, died on 04/12/1918 aged 35. Cause of death: Died of pneumonia following wounds (gas).Son of the late Simon and Fanny March, of Leicester; husband of Frances Ellen March, of 5, Elsie Rd., East Dulwich, London. Gunner March is buried at Plumstead Cemetery in United Kingdom. Grave ref: B. 231A.Other information:Service number: 226464Awards: Unknown
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The headstone of Francis March in Plumstead cemetery, London.
John March
28/02/2014
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Plumstead
John March
28/02/2014
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March family group (c1894), Frank is the oldest boy.
John March
28/02/2014
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tomas butler
24/02/2014

My grand uncle Francis (Frank) March was born in Leicester in February 1883.
He enlisted in December 1915 at Newport, Isle of Wight, where he was a prison officer.
He was gassed at Bullecourt, Pas-de-Calais, in France in March 1918 and died in December 1918 at Wandsworth Prison, where he was again a prison officer.

By 1926 both his wife Frances Ellen and 14-year-old daughter Dorothy had died of TB.

John March
10/10/2008
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