Chri-Cri-Chry-Cry db Individual

Abbreviations: abt.=about, bef.=before, bet.=between, aft.=after
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Name:

John Frederick CRIMES

Name:

John Frederick CRIMES

Born:

Jun 1920

Northenden, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Born:

Jun 1920

Northenden, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Father:

Mother:

Father:

Mother:

Residence:

1921

Yew Tree Lane, Northenden, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Residence:

1921

Yew Tree Lane, Northenden, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Died:

16 Mar 1945

England

Funeral:	22 Mar 1945	St. Christopher, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Buried:	22 Mar 1945	Southern Cemetery, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Died:

16 Mar 1945

England

Funeral:	22 Mar 1945	St. Christopher, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Buried:	22 Mar 1945	Southern Cemetery, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Ollerton

Country of last known residence:

England

Branch:

Ollerton

John Frederick's death and burial details are taken from the burial record alone, which shows that he was interred in the same grave as three other family members. There is no matching Deaths Index record.
From The Manchester Evening News of 19 March 1945: "ROLL OF HONOUR - CRIMES - On March 16, in a military hospital, JOHN FREDERICK, aged 24, the beloved youngest son of Robert and Mary CRIMES. Service St. Christopher's Church, Thursday, 2 20, prior to interment Southern Cemetery at 3 p.m. He gave his life that we might live."
From The Manchester Evening News of 1 June 1946: "ROLL OF HONOUR - IN MEMORIAM - CRIMES - Cherished 26th birthday memories of our dear son and brother, FRED (D.W.R.), died in England, March 16, 1945. Sweet memories link us till we meet again. Loving MOTHER, DAD, BOB, and EVA." "D.W.R." may be Duke of Wellington's Regiment.