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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
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Thomas James Harrison - Taken by Mike Peck 25 Jun 2015
Reference WMO/265248
Edit memorial name, location & address- Second World War (1939-1945)
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Headstone In / Loving Memory Of / Jane, The Dearly Beloved Wife Of Richard Harrison / Who Departed This Life October 28th 1931. Aged 55 Years / Worthy Of Everlasting Remembrance / At Rest / Also Richard, The Beloved Husband Of The Above / Who Departed This Life Jan 25th 1937, Aged 64 Years / At Rest / Also Richard Harrison Their Dear Son / Who Died July 12th 1978, Aged 67 Years / Dear Husband Of Doris. Left kerb Also Thomas James Son Of The Above Who Died On Active Service At Ko??? Oct 16th 1942. Aged 25 Years Right kerb In Loving Memory Of Clarence (Grandson) Passed Away July 31st 1943 Bottom kerb, external. Harrison Flower Holder Mam / & / Dad
Harrison, Thomas James. Sergeant. 1882087. Royal Engineers. 15 Field Coy. Buried At Yokohama War Cemetery
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