1805 Info 3g for John Crompton
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In Loving memory of MARJORY daughter of Thomas and Mary Ellen Crompton who died 23rd June 1902 age 7 years Thy will be done MARY ELLEN beloved wife of Thomas Crompton of Houndale & Bridlington Born June 5th 1864 Died July 30th 1944 also to their beloved eldest son JOHN Captain 3rd London Regt. who died March 26th 1922 aged 28 years RIP also THOMAS CROMPTON died Nov 15th 1946 age 78 years Reunited |
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Captain John Crompton
| Registration District Sudbury | |||||||||
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| 1922 DEATH in Sub-District of Bures in the County of West Suffolk | |||||||||
| No. | When and Where Died |
Name and Surname | Sex | Age | Rank or Profession | Cause of Death |
Informant | When Registered |
Signature of Registrar |
| 346 | 26th March 1922 East Anglian Sanatorium Nayland with Wissington R.D. |
John Crompton | Male | 26 years | A Corn Merchant of 22 Cardogan Road Bridlington late of 3rd London Regiment |
(1) Pulmonary Tuberculosis Certified by G.Eleanor Soltau, L.R.C.P. | H.B.Poole Secretary East Anglian Sanatorium Nayland with Wissington | Seventh April 1922 | W.T. Tomkins Registrar |
| CERTIFIED to be a true Copy of an Entry in the Certified Copy of a
Register of Death in the District above mentioned.
Given at the GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE, SOMERSET HOUSE, LONDON under the Seal of the said Office, the 18th day of September, 1922 |
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John died as a result of Tuberculosis, possibly contracted in the Salonika campaigns of 1915-1916.
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| AND GENERAL ADVERTISER APRIL 8, 1922 |
| NAFFERTON |
The funeral took place at Nafferton on Thursday, of Mr. J Crompton, eldest son of Mr T. Crompton, of Bridlington, and late of Nafferton who died on March 26th, at the East Anglian Sanatorium, Nayland, Suffolk. He received wounds in the lung during the war from which he has since suffered. The Rev. J.F. Wilkinson (vicar) took the service and gave a feeling address in the Church. The mourners consisted of Mr. T. Crompton (father), Mr H. Crompton, Mr C. Crompton, (brothers), Mr & Mrs Chas. Crompton (Wake- field), Mr Crompton (Newcastle), Mr F. Tibbits, Mr T.C. Wilson, Missess Jefferson, Mr W.T. Elgey, Mr J.W. Elgey, Mr H. Pickering (Bridlington), Mr F. Duggleby, Mr H. Duggleby, Mr Wm. Robinson, Dr. Thornley, Mr. Goulding, (County Hall, Beverley), and others. The coffin was covered with the Union Jack. A number of beautiful floral tributes were placed on the coffin. |
Source: British Library Newspaper Archives, Colindale, Driffield Time, 1922, shelf 56
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