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Sapper David Henry Jaycock

Incident Report

Timerley Street, Widness.

  • September 12, 1942
  • Timerley Street, Widness.

Deceased

Details

12 September 194

Sapper  D H Jaycock --- Driver W T Little

Incident. Both died at  41 Timerley Street, Widness.

Personal Details

  • 877203 Sapper
  • David Henry Jaycock
  • 52 Bomb Disposal Section
  • Royal Engineers
Son of Edward and Annie Jaycock: Husband 0f Elsie Jaycock of Widnes, Lancashire. Died on the 12th September 1942. Aged 31. Commemorated at Brookwood Memorial.

4 Comments

  1. Natalie Emery

    This was my was my great great great grandfather. My great mans father. I’ve just found this for her. She’s over the moon that I’ve found information about her father. This has made her so happy

    Reply
  2. Cheryl Williams

    My great grandfather. Lovely to see a photo of him.

    Reply
  3. Graeme Clarke

    Hi Casualty Cards indicate that he was killed when the R.M.S. “Laconia” was sunk.
    Confusing !!

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    • MarkhamPA

      Hi Graeme.
      I have just looked up his casualty card and service card, you’re correct they both say RMS Laconia. What makes it even more confusing is that on his service card it shows him as Bomb Disposal then next entry puts him into 135 Excavation Company. Casualty card says 135 crossed out then 1 BD. If he was bd at the time I would have expected to see more BD Casualties. Will re look at this entry

      Reply

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