Casualty of the Great War,Private Danby served with the Royal Army Medical Corps~Service No:83919.
He was 39 and left a widow, Margaret Isabella Danby of Rainhill, Lancashire.
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 13th February 2015, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at February 13th 2015, there are 219 recorded casualties.
He was 39 and left a widow, Margaret Isabella Danby of Rainhill, Lancashire.
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 13th February 2015, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at February 13th 2015, there are 219 recorded casualties.
Casualty of the Great War,Private Danby served with the Royal Army Medical Corps~Service No:83919.
He was 39 and left a widow, Margaret Isabella Danby of Rainhill, Lancashire.
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 13th February 2015, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at February 13th 2015, there are 219 recorded casualties.
He was 39 and left a widow, Margaret Isabella Danby of Rainhill, Lancashire.
He was accepted for commemoration as war dead on 13th February 2015, and his name was immediately added to the United Kingdom Book of Remembrance.
The United Kingdom Book of Remembrance commemorates United Kingdom casualties of the two World Wars who were not formerly recorded by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The men and women remembered on it are recent additions to the list of war dead and are presently commemorated solely by their database record and register entry. The register is maintained at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Head Office, Maidenhead, and the names will remain recorded there until such time as The Commission has investigated the grave location details. In every case, the burial place is known but cannot immediately be made public-there are certain protocols to be followed-a process which can extend to as long as 3 years.
As at February 13th 2015, there are 219 recorded casualties.
Inscription
In loving memory of
[George]
[the dearly loved husband of ]
Margaret [Danby ]
who died on active service
May 5th 1918, aged 39 years.
"His duty nobly done."
Also Horace,
the beloved and only son of the above,
who died April 12th 1932, aged 25 years.
"So loved, so mourned."
Also the above
Margaret Danby
who died 19th Feb. 1980, aged 105 years.
Note: Stone badly weathered, lying flat on its back.
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