Nuneaton &
North Warwickshire
Family History Society
The friendly family history society for all of North Warwickshire
The friendly family history society for all of North Warwickshire
15th Division, Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery
Died of wounds in France and Flanders, 16th August 1917, age 27
Buried Brandhoek New Military Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave ref: I.AA.4
Awarded 1915 Star, British War and Victory Medals
Son of Joseph (Joe) and Naomi Phyllis (nee Taylor) Mallabone
Links to Relevant Information
CWGC Page for Bombardier Mallabone
Brandhoek New Military Cemetery
Other Information
1890, 5th January, baptised at Chilvers Coton Parish church to parents Joe and Naomi Phyllis.
1890 Census living at College Street, Chilvers Coton with his mother, Naomi P, and his siblings Ann, Joseph and William. Not sure where his father was.
1901 Census living at 28 Bridge Street, Chilvers Coton with his parents Joe and Phyllis (Naomi) Mallabone and his siblings, Ann, Joseph, William, Walter, Charles, Lucy and Sarah. His father was employed as a Coal Miner Hewer.
1911 Census living at 137 Coton Road, Chilvers Coton with his widowed father, Joe and siblings Ann, William, Walter, Charles, Lucy and Sarah. Also a boarder, George Hall. his father, brothers William and Charles were all employed as Coal Miners, brother Walter as Warehouse Hand.
1915, 8th July, listed for 1914-15 Star. Archive ref: WO 329/2523