Private 12916 Thomas Naylor

The St Helens Reporter
Courtesy Ste M

Regiment/Unit: Loyal North Lancashire Regiment - 8th Bn.
Theatre of War: France & Flanders
Theatre of War First Served: (1) France
Date Entered Therein: 25/09/1915

Age at death: 22
Date of death: 19th of May 1916 (Friday)
Born: St Helens, Lancs
Resided: St Helens, Lancs
Burial / Memorial: Arras Memorial - Bay 7

Family details:
Son of Richard and Elizabeth Naylor, of 2, Rigby St., St. Helens, Lancs.

Census details:
1901 - 7 years old Thomas is living at 2, Grove Street, St Helens with parents Richard (32), Elizabeth (30) and two siblings: John (6), Olive (3). Also at the address is servant Barbara Mc Mullen (18). 1911 - Sees 17 years old 'Glass Cutter' Thomas living at 2, Rigby Street, St Helens with parents Richard (42), Elizabeth (40) and four siblings: John (16), Olive (13), Richard (10), Elizabeth (5). Also at the address are boarder Samuel Wilkinson (47) and visitors Nora Moran (22), Annie Moran (4/12).

Notes:
Note wrong name in newspaper title. [cas=2113]William Harper[/cas]

[pic]imgs/WW1_misc/HarperW.jpg[/pic][caption]St Helens Reporter stating that William was missing. Notice wrong name in title![/caption] [pic]imgs/WW1_headstones/12916_Naylor.jpg[/pic][caption]A dedication for Private Thomas Naylor at St Helens Cemetery (Photo courtesy of Jeff Keenan)[/caption] [pic]imgs/WW1_memorials/JacksonWandNaylorT_LNLs.jpg[/pic][caption]The inscription for Private Thomas Naylor on the Arras Memorial (Photograph courtesy of Ste M.)[/caption]