The Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment

Private J Gilmore


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Private James GILMORE, 205520, 10th Battalion,  Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, (formerly 4143 / 350575, Durham Light Infantry), died of wounds, Flanders France, 22nd September 1917.

Born South Shields, Durham, son of Martin Gilmore, of 2, Jesmond Terrace, South Shields, Durham.


1911 Census - 113 John Williamson Street, South Shields, Durham - Martin Gilmore, head, age 39, married, limestone quarryman, worker, born Sligo, Ireland; Frances S Gilmore, wife, age 35, married 15 years, 8 children, all still alive, born South Shields, County Durham; James Gilmore, son, age 14, born South Shields, County Durham; Lillie Gilmore, daughter, age 13, born South Shields, County Durham; Martin Gilmore, son, age 11, born Fulwell Sunderland, County Durham; John Gilmore, son, age 9, born Fulwell Sunderland, County Durham; Rose Ann Gilmore, daughter, age 8, born Fulwell Sunderland, County Durham; Nora Gilmore, daughter, age 5, born Fulwell Sunderland, County Durham; Hannah Sarah Gilmore, daughter, age 3, born South Shields, County Durham; Frances S Mary Gilmore, daughter, age 2, born South Shields, County Durham.


Enlisted South Shields, Durham.

Buried at  Godewaersvelde British Cemetery, I. E. 44., France.


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