Gunner 14296701 Ronald Taylor
Regiment: Royal Artillery - 62 Anti-Tank Regt.
Theatre of War: Belgium
Age at death: 20
Date of death: 28th of October 1944
Born: St Helens, Lancs
Resided: 128 Pocket Nook Street, St Helens
Burial / Memorial: Geel War Cemetery
Census details:
1939 Register. Unfortunately Ronald and two other members of the household are redacted. Father Robert Taylor born 07/01/1898 a Coal Miner Hewer Below Ground, mother Elizabeth (P) Taylor born 14/05/1898 an Unpaid Domestic, brother John T Taylor born 20/04/1920 a Coal Miner Below Ground (Haulage), brother Robert Taylor born 01/06/1921 a Glass Works Packer, brother Eric Taylor born 06/05/1926 At School, sister Margaret (E) Ellaby (Taylor) born 18/07/1931 At School and brother Harry Taylor born 17/01/1934 At School are living at 128 Pocket Nook Street, Parr, St Helens
Notes:
[note=14]Remembered on Parr Central Memorial[/note]
[note=14]Remembered on Parr Central Memorial[/note]
[pic]imgs/WW2_misc/14296701RonaldTaylor_b.jpg[/pic][caption]Death Notification - Courtesy of Wendy Hill[/caption]
[pic]imgs/WW2_misc/14296701RonaldTaylor_a.jpg[/pic][caption]A Letter From The Headmaster - Courtesy of Wendy Hill[/caption]
[pic]imgs/WW2_headstones/14296701_Taylor.jpg[/pic][caption]A dedication for Gunner Ronald Taylor at St Helens Cemetery
(Photo courtesy of Jeff Keenan)[/caption]
[pic]imgs/WW2_headstones/14296701RonaldTaylor.jpg[/pic][caption]The headstone of Gunner Ronald Taylor at Geel War Cemetery
(Image Courtesy Wendy Hill)[/caption]
