peter coleman

[mack]

300229[small number 1969] peter coleman
1/8th battalion
41 renshaw st,hulme
rubber worker
mother mary
died 3-2-19 while on demob furlough
aged 31
veteran of gallipoli

[Tim Bell]

IFCP will apply for DC
Pension confirms Pneumonia as cause of death and 2 Soldiers Effects records state Peter died on Furlough.
Buried St Joseph's RC Cemetery
See Obits (C) British Library

[Tim Bell]

Pte Coleman served with 1/8th Bttn in the MEF from 25/9/1914 and probably joined the Bttn in Gallipoli..
Peter died from Pneumonia on 3/2/1919. Another Pension Card states “DOW”. Both Soldiers Effects records state Peter was on Demob Furlough – meaning he was still serving at the time of death.  The 1914-15 Star also states Deceased, with no reference to discharge.
Son of Peter Joseph (Deceased) & Mary Ann Coleman, 47 Renshaw St, Stretford Rd, Hulme.  In 1911 Peter had worked for an India Rubber Manufacturer.
DC confirms Lobar Pneumonia as cause of death and Peter was a Rubber Worker. He died at home.  The DC says Ex 1/8th Manchesters.

[Tim Bell]

Peter Coleman is buried in St Joseph's RC Cemetery Moston. Plot 475.

[Tim Bell]

The Diocese indicate there was a headstone on Peter Coleman's grave at St Joseph's. We need to review the inscription.

[Tim Bell]

No headstone could be found on Peter Coleman's plot.  Consent of family required for CWGC headstone, or alternative commemoration will be provided.

[Tim Bell]

Peter Coleman's commemoration in the UKBOR was accepted today.  In due course he should receive a new headstone at St Joseph's Moston.
https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/75469743/peter-coleman/

[Tim Bell]

Peter Coleman’s plot at Moston was accepted as a War Grave today.