Reference WMO/260325
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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IN MEMORY OF JAMES HUSBAND OF MARY. E. GRASSBY OF CLARENCE HOUSE BARTON-ON-HUMBER (LATE OF HULL AND BRIDLINGTON) WHO DIED SEPT. 22ND 1931. AGED 71. ALSO THE ABOVE MARY. E. GRASSBY WHO DIED SEPT. 27TH 1943. AGED 83. ALSO JOSEPH WILBERFORCE ELDER SON OF THE ABOVE 9TH RIFLE BRIGADE AND MACHINE GUN CORP KILLED IN ACTION JAN. 21ST. 1916 AGED 27. EVER IN THOUGHT.
Refers to:- Joseph Wilberforce Grassby (CWGC has Joseph S Grassby). Rifleman 10249. 9th Battalion, Rifle Brigade. Killed in action 21st January 1916. SDGW has born St James, YKS (which unspecified but birth recorded 1888 Sculcoates District, YKS the son of James and Mary Eliza [nee Sigsworth]), enlisted Birmingham, WAR and resident Ashton-under-Lyne, Missing and commemorated Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial. Panel 46-48 and 50. Note: Barton-upon-Humber records have address St Kilda, Queen St, Barton and serving with 15th Rifles. Also notes he was married and had one child, possible marriage Edith Yates 1912 and possible child George A Grassby 1913.
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