This name is on Stockwell War Memorial, London SW9 F. Eales-Johnson (Fredrick Eales-Johnson) (Eales-Johnson, Fredrick) Service no 950162 Gunner, Royal Artillery, "A" Bty. 235th Bde. Died age 22 on 17 June 1917 Son of Fredrick and Mary Eales-Johnson, of 37 Portland Place North, Clapham Road, London. Born Lambeth, London. Remembered at Reninghelst New Military Cemetery, Poperinge, Belgium and at Stockwell War Memorial, London SW9 Information from the 1911 census This is a somewhat tentative identification. I can find no "Eales-Johnson" in any census for any year. However, living at 7 Wyvil Street was the Johnson family. Frederick (a different spelling to that given in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission database, but likely to be more accurate as these census forms were completed by the householder) was a 43-year-old printer born in Lambeth. Mary Johnson, 38, was from Bermondsey. They had 10 children, all surviving to this date, with 9 appearing on the census: Florence Johnson, 18, a bookfolder Frederick Johnson, 16, a junior clerk and student Elsie Johnson, 13 George Johnson, 12 Albert Johnson, 9 Dorothy Johnson, 8 Henry Johnson, 4 Mary Johnson, 3 Alice Johnson, 9 months All were born in Southwark. |
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