Joseph Storer (1916-1940) [T/103828, Driver-Mechanic, Royal Army Service Corps] ✓
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- born 28 November 1916 in Meltham
- son of Joseph Storer (killed WW1) & Beatrice Mary (née Searby)
- step-brother of Edward Nelson Marshall (16 Feb 1925-17 Mar 1945) killed in India (CWGC)
- died 27 May 1940 in France
Records:
- 1921 Census (FindMyPast) – 53 West Parade, Huddersfield
- CWGC
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Articles:
- Huddersfield Examiner (31/Aug/1940) – News of Men in the Forces
Notes:
- Beatrice Mary married Harold Marshall in Huddersfield in 1919 after being widowed and they had one son: Edward Nelson Marshall
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Huddersfield Examiner (21/Jun/1941):
STORER – Missing, reported killed on active service (War. Office report), previously reported burned and missing after Dunkirk, May, 1940, Driver/Mech. Joseph Storer, R.A.S.C., aged 23 years, son of Mrs. Marshall, step-son of Mr. H. Marshall, of 60, Princes Avenue, Watford, Herts, late of Huddersfield. A dearly loved boy killed in the country’s service, thereby joining his father, Bombdr. Joseph Storer, R.F.A., killed at Kemmel Hill, October, 1917.
Huddersfield Examiner (27/May/1944):
STORER – Joseph Storer, Dvr./Mch., R.A.S.C. Burned and missing, later reported killed May 27, 1940, son of the late Joseph Storer, Bdr., R.F.A., killed in France, October 21, 1917, and son of Mrs. Marshall, step-son of Mr H. Marshall, M.M., and brother of E. N. Marshall, A.M./E. (East Africa), Remembered. always.
– 91, Southfield Avenue, Watford, Herts.Huddersfield Daily Examiner (23/Mar/1945):
MARSHALL – March, 1945, on active service in India, Edward Nelson Marshall, A.M./E., Fleet Air Arm, aged 20 years, dearly loved and last remaining son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marshall, 91, Southfield Avenue, Watford, Herts, formerly of Huddersfield, and brother of Joseph Storer, R.A.S.C., killed at Dunkirk, May, 1940.
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