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Thomas Frederick BROWN
Thomas Frederick BROWN
Holder of the Military Medal M.M.
Holder of the Military Medal M.M.
Service Number: 36054
Lance Corporal, 210th Field Coy Royal Engineers
Died of Wounds, 28th June 1918, France
LONGUENESSE SOUVENIR CEMETERY, St Omer, Near Calais
Born 1880 in Wauphil, Wigtownshire, Scotland.
Enlisted 21st April 1915 at Swansea.
He left Mrs Mary Elizabeth D. Brown (nee Latimer) of Westbourne Place Mumbles who he married in 1911 in Gower. In 1912, Thomas Frederick the eldest of four children, was born in Swansea.
South Wales Daily Post, 26 April 1918
South Wales Daily Post, 26 April 1918
Corporal Tom Brown, has been awarded the M.M. and recommended for the D.C.M. He was the under-manager of the ‘figure eight’ and has been in France for nearly two years. Some 4 months ago he was gassed.
Thomas Frederick BROWN
Military Medal
Military Medal
Mumbles Coporal Dies of Wounds
Mumbles Coporal Dies of Wounds
Mrs. Brown . . .
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Peter Dover-Wade at Longuenesse Souvenir Cemetery
Longuenesse Souvenir Cemetery
Mrs Ewing, daughter
His Daughter, Mrs Ewing of Mumbles, pictured at the Commemoration Display at Newton Village Hall in November 2014.
She celebrated her 100 th Birthday in July 2015.
A remarkable lady, who spent her actual birthday on a Caribbean Cruise.
Medal Roll record for Cpl. BROWN Thomas, R.E. No. 36054
Medal Roll record for Cpl. BROWN Thomas, R.E. No. 36054
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