- JohnThomas
- SIMON
- PLY2028
Private
- WW1
- Navy
- Royal Marine Light Infantry
- Royal Naval Division
- 1st Royal Marine Battalion (Anson Battalion)
- None
- 27th October 1917
- 23
- Unknown
- Dozinghem Military Cemetery, Belgium, Grave X. D. 22.
- Unknown
- Unknown
Son of G.N. and Flora Louisa Simon, 100A Evesham Rd., Headless Cross, Redditch
SIMON John Thomas Is Named On These Memorials
Further Information About SIMON John Thomas
John Thomas Simon was born in 1894 in the Alcester District and he married Florence M. Cale in 1917 in the Alcester District. On the 1911 census John Thomas Simon aged 16, Assisting in the Business, lived with his parents, George Nathan Simon, Hardware dealer and Flora Louisa and his siblings at 100a Evesham Road, Headless Cross.
UK Royal Navy and Royal Marine War Graves Roll:
Private John Thomas Simon, Service No PLY/2028/S, 1st Royal Marine Battalion, Royal Marine Light Infantry, died of wounds in 4th Casualty Clearing Station. Bomb wound left hip, penetrating abdomen 26th October 1917. He died 27th October 1917. He had enlisted on 10th April 1917, aged 22. Draft for BEF 10th July 1917 and then joined 1st RM Battalion, 30th August 1917 – 26th October 1917 wounded. In notes he had been a needle scourer and his father George lived at 100a Evesham Road, Headless Cross. His wife was Mrs Florrie Simon of 100a Evesham Road.