Gunner 227109 John (Jack) LANE

7th Trench Mortar Battery, Royal Field Artillery

Died of wounds in France and Flanders, 25th October 1918, age 19

Commemorated Duhallow A D S Cemetery, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Grave Ref: IV.I.34

Awarded British War and Victory Medals

Son of Charley and Sarah (nee Sadler) Lane, 25 Piccadilly, Kingsbury

Links to Relevant Information

CWGC Page for Gunner Lane

Duhallow A.D.S Cemetery

Royal Field Artillery

Other Information

1901 Census living at Jubilee Terrace, Hurley, Kingsbury, Warwickshire with parents and brother. Father employed as Coal Miner Engine Driver Below

1911 Census living at 25 Piccadilly, Kingsbury, Warwickshire with parents and siblings. Father employed as Colliery Shaftsman

1919, 25th October in the Tamworth Herald

LANE. – In ever loving memory of our dear son and brother, Gunner John Lane of Piccadiily, who died through wounds received in action, October 25, 1918. “Our thoughts often wander, to that far and lonely grave, his name is often mentioned, in the home he died to save. Thy work is done, thou’st laid thine armour down, fought the good fight, and gained the eternal crown.” “R.I.P.”