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norman lawson usher

Started by mack, March 30, 2018, 02:08:27 AM

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mack

34005 norman Lawson usher
16th manchesters
6 William st,harpurhey
discharged 17-5-18
died 24th july 1918 from TB
aged 23
buried Manchester general cemetery.NC.grave 1076

Tim Bell

Norman's Pension Card confirms cause of death as TB and the Pension Record confirms discharge due to TB attributed to service.
His mother Mary Jane received a Pension.  She also received a Dependent Pension for her other son, James, KIA with 1/5th E Lancs on 20/10/1918 (see MEN 11/12/1918).  SHe had already lost Harry and Sarah, whi had died in the 20s. https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2017/321/UNCEM_2270422_617832c7-b60e-43f4-9e81-f2fc0f5e2009.jpeg

Obit & Funeral attached suggesting Gas was initial cause.

I'll send the records to IFCP before ordering the DC.
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Tim Bell

DC confirms cause of death as Pulmonary TB.  Norman died at Baguley Sanitorium.  Registered by his brother John on 25/7/1918.  Norman had been employed as a Clerk by Bassinette Makers.

Another brother, James, was killed in Dec 1918 https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/531424/usher,-/
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Tim Bell

The Headstone photo shows a clear inscription for Norman User, so his burial is just waiting for commemoration.
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Tim Bell

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Norman Usher's commemotation was approved by CWGC today. He now has an entry in UKBOR, pending acceptance of his burial at Manchester General Cemetery.
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Norman Usher's burial has been accepted at Manchester General Cemetery. As the inscription on the private memorial is clear, the commemoration is complete. https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/75467846/norman-lawson-usher/
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