The Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment

Private J G Warner

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Memorial at Marylebone Station, London.

Photograph by "Kath K"

Photograph by "Robert O'Connor" 

Private James George WARNER, L/5699, 6th  Battalion  Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment,  killed in action, Flanders France, 3rd July 1916.

Born Paddington, Middlesex, son of George James Warner

11th April 1909, St Paul Paddington, Westminster, George James Warner, age 28, bachelor, Porter, Great Western Railway, 56 Brindley Street, father, George James Warner, deceased, plasterer, married Georgiana Elizabeth Hammond, 56 Brindley Street, father, William George Hammond, deceased, barman.

Children - Annie Elizabeth Warner, born 26th December 1909; James George Warner, born 24th February 1911;

1911 Census - 66 Woodchester Street, Harrow Road, Paddington, W - J Warner, head, age 39, married, Railway Porter, luggage, worker, born Marylebone; L Warner, wife, age 36, married 2 years, 2 children both still alive, born Marylebone, London; Nancy Warner, daughter, age 2, born Paddington; James Warner, son, age under 1 year, born Paddington.

Children - Violet Louise Warner, born 3rd October 1911; Rosina Marian Warner, born 18th January 1915.

Enlisted Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey.

15th August 1914, posted BEF.

Buried  Ovillers Military Cemetery, VIII. O. 4., Somme, France.