Frederick Lindsell grave monument in All Saints Church burial ground, East Hanningfield, Essex, England

Frederick Lindsell grave monument: legible names and details

full name	burial date	age	birth date	relationship	notes
Frederick Lindsell				first name on monument	WW1 roll of honour - Royal Artillery, Battle of the Somme(deaf as a result of the guns, Trench Feet from the mud and had war nightmares ever after) Born 1884 - died 1966. Younger brother of William Lindsell. They were sons of Jane Lindsell(nee Turner)who lived in a cottage in Back Lane and during a period was post-woman in East Hanningfield. Frederick remained a bachelor, living with his mother in Back Lane and later in 2, Shepherds Cottages in Old Church Road. He worked as a farm labourer, hedger and ditcher. Gentle and good-hearted, he never spoke of his dreadful World War One experiences(as remembered by his grand-nephew Terence)

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