Back to search results

Private J TAYLOR

Service Number: 82957
Regiment & Unit/Ship

Royal Army Medical Corps

"N" Coy

Date of Death

Died 15 March 1920

Age 44 years old

Buried or commemorated at

SKIPTON (WALTONWRAYS) CEMETERY

R. "U." 2493.

United Kingdom

Commonwealth War Graves Commission - Headstone Placeholder
  • Secondary Unit, Regiment transf. to (16627) 366th Employment Coy. Labour Corps
  • Country of Service United Kingdom
  • Additional Info Son of Benjamin and Rose Taylor, of Overton, Lancaster; husband of Sarah Elizabeth Taylor, of 7, Wilson's Yard, High St., Skipton.
FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF THE FALLEN
FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF THE FALLEN

Introducing For Evermore: Stories of the Fallen - the exciting new way to read and share stories of the Commonwealth's war dead. Got a story to share? Upload it and preserve their memory for generations to come.

Share and read stories
Download certificate

From the CWGC Archives

Grave Registration (2)

Grave Registration Documents - Registers
Click to view
Image Caption (used for share message)
Grave Registration Documents - Graves Registration Reports (Finals)
Click to view
Image Caption (used for share message)

Headstone (2)

Headstone Documents - Headstone Schedules (Originals)
Click to view
Image Caption (used for share message)
Headstone Documents - Headstone Schedules (Originals)
Click to view
Image Caption (used for share message)

Buried or commemorated at

SKIPTON (WALTONWRAYS) CEMETERY
Yorkshire United Kingdom
Number of casualties: 45
View cemetery details