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GEORGE THOMAS TOWNLEY

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Rank
Private
Regiment
KINGS OWN ROYAL LANCASTER REGIMENT
Military Number
15993
Address
96, Goulton Street, Boulevard, Hull
Kingston upon Hull HU3 4DL
England
Background

Born Hull 1891. Son of Charles Townley (1857-1920) Ada Townley (1860-1943), of 96, Goulton Street, Boulevard, Hull (War Pension address). Son of a Boilermaker. He had three brothers and three sisters. A seaman.

He enlisted at Hull, when war broke out. Served in the King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment. Discharged on 04/09/1917. Died of gastritis and exhaustion, on 03/11/1924, aged 32. He received the 1915 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal for his war service. Awarded the Silver Wound Badge, in 1920 (Badge No: 243117)

His brother, Private, Bernard Townley, North Staff Regiment, was killed in action, on 27/09/1917.

Date Died
03/11/1924
Died
Hull, UK
Age
32
Memorial
England

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