From his listing in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website:
Son of the late Jesse and Sarah Ann Turnock; husband of Elizabeth Knapper (formerly Turnock), of 4, East St., Goldenhill.
Records show that Private TURNOCK was exposed to gas during his service in WWI and as a direct result of this, he died of lung disease in 1921.
Son of the late Jesse and Sarah Ann Turnock; husband of Elizabeth Knapper (formerly Turnock), of 4, East St., Goldenhill.
Records show that Private TURNOCK was exposed to gas during his service in WWI and as a direct result of this, he died of lung disease in 1921.
From his listing in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Website:
Son of the late Jesse and Sarah Ann Turnock; husband of Elizabeth Knapper (formerly Turnock), of 4, East St., Goldenhill.
Records show that Private TURNOCK was exposed to gas during his service in WWI and as a direct result of this, he died of lung disease in 1921.
Son of the late Jesse and Sarah Ann Turnock; husband of Elizabeth Knapper (formerly Turnock), of 4, East St., Goldenhill.
Records show that Private TURNOCK was exposed to gas during his service in WWI and as a direct result of this, he died of lung disease in 1921.
Inscription
"[North Staffordshire Battalion Badge]
15175 Private
J. W. TURNOCK
N Staffordshire Regt.
24th May 1921, Age 24
[Cross]
"Greater love hath no man" "
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