Private Frank Heaven, 18th Battn, Royal Warwickshire Regiment S/No. 320261
Aged 27; born 1891; died 27 Nov 1918. Son of Fanny J Heaven, of 10, Waterloo Terrace,
Latimer St, Birmingham.
'No labour no battle' soldiers were transferred to the Labour Corps after being medically downgraded Labour Corps number 438973 with 580th Agricultural Company. His number indicates his date of transfer to LC was between October 1917 and January 1918. He died from influenzia in the Johnson Hospital, Spalding.
Sapper George C. G. C. Land, Royal Engineers s/n 1904623 died 10 April 1943
Born North London; Last known Cheshire. Buried in Spalding Cemetery
To be investigated further
Private John Walter Burton, Royal Welsh Fusilliers s/n 60027,
Aged 20, died 25 December 1917;
Private John Walter Burton, Royal Welsh Fusilliers, son of Mary Ann Burton and late Francis Burton, 94 Winsover Road, Spalding; formerly Knight Street, Pinchbeck died in hospital at Bradford on Christmas Day from the effects of wounds receieved on July 31st. Deceased was 20 years of age and had been in khaki about 12 months He was an only son and before enlisting was employed at Mr Appleby.
Sapper George C. G. C. Land, Royal Engineers s/n 1904623 died 10 April 1943
Born North London; Last known Cheshire. Buried in Spalding Cemetery
To be investigated further
Private John Walter Burton, Royal Welsh Fusilliers s/n 60027, died 25 December 1917;
Parents Mary Ann Burton and late Francis, 94 Winsover Road, Spalding; formerly Knight Street, Pinchbeck.
Private Walter Groom, Queens Own Labour Company, 18th battalion, s/n G/15010 Died 20 November 1918
Born 1876, son of Ellen Groom No labour no battle' soldiers were transferred to the Labour Corps after being medically downgraded. His number indicates his date of transfer to LC was between October 1917 and January 1918. He died from influenzia in the Johnson Hospital, Spalding.
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