- ArthurGeorge
- JOHNYS
- L5097
Corporal
- WW1
- Army
- Infantry
- Middlesex Regiment
- 4th Battalion
- None
- 18th December 1914
- Died of wounds
- Unknown
- Bailleul Communal Cemetery, Nord, France, Grave E. 5.
- Unknown
- Unknown
- Unknown
JOHNYS Arthur George Is Named On These Memorials
Notes About The Memorial(s) Listed Above
Redditch War Memorial as Arthur Johnys
Further Information About JOHNYS Arthur George
Resident Battersea, Surrey, enlisted London.
Appears in the Worcester/Worcestershire Roll of Honour Book for army casualties located in Worcester Cathedral as Arthur Johns, 5097, The Middlesex Regiment.
The following information has been researched and transcribed by Jillian Coombes:
Birmingham Daily Post, Saturday 30th January 1915:
Redditch Soldier Killed
News has been received by his relatives of the death from wounds on December 18, at Baillerd, France, of Pte. A. G. Johnys of the Middlesex Regiment, who formerly lived at Worcester Road, Redditch. Deceased who was thirty-nine years of age, served fifteen years in the army. For eleven years he served in India. He leaves a widow and three children.
Birmingham Daily Post courtesy of British Library image: http://www.britishnewspaperarchives.co.uk
Awarded the British War Medal and Victory Medal.
Arthur George Johnys aged 35, married Edith Evelyn Baylis, aged 25 at St Saviours Church, Battersea, London, on 16th September 1911. His father was James Johnys, deceased and Edith’s father was Alfred Baylis. On the 1891 census Arthur George Johnys born in Bethnal Green, aged 15, lived with his parents James and Ameilia and his sister in Bethnal Green.