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William Lawson

Age:   14
Died:   6th Oct 1930
Accident:   27th Sep 1930
Year Born:   abt. 1916
Colliery:   Wearmouth
Company:   Wearmouth Coal Co., Ltd.
Occupation:  
Notes:  
died from blood poisoning after a wound became infected, address: 41 Northumberland Street, son of John Robert and Mary Jane Lawson
Buried:   Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
Category:  

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
07 Oct 1930 Notices, Deaths (Sunderland Echo)
07 Oct 1930 Sunderland Boy's Death, How Simple Accident Proved Fatal (Sunderland Echo)
11 Oct 1930 Notices, Acknowledgements (Sunderland Echo)

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Dianne Scott   07 Oct 2014 

William was a bugle boy with the Royal Artillery TA based on Bishopwearmouth Green Sunderland,He received a full military funeral.If anyone has any info or photographs please drop me an email.Many Thanks, William's neice.


Dianne Scott   20 Dec 2014 

any information,memories or photographs,and any family conections


Dianne Scott   31 May 2016 

Finding out more about Williams short life and our family


Sunderland Armed Forces Online Memorial Book   31 May 2016 

William is entered into the online memorial book. Any information on him or the Royal artillery Unit he was a bugle boy with would be welcome.


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