Rifleman 5/391 Thomas Docker DAVENPORT
Rifleman 5/391 Thomas Docker Davenport{gallery}Rfn T D Davenport{/gallery}1st Battalion, Rifle Brigade
Killed in action, France and Flanders, 10th November 1914, aged 34.
- Commemorated: Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium. Panel 10
- Awarded Queen’s South Africa Medal with Clasps, [1914 Star – not on card], British War and Victory Medals
- Son of the Thomas and Eliza Davenport of Lutterworth Road, Pailton
- NNWFHS Memorial: Pailton
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Military, Census and Family History Information
- Born Dec Qtr 1880 at Ullesthorpe, Leics
- Lived at Pailton [1911]
- Employed as a gardener’s assistant [1911]
- Enlisted at Coventry on declaration of war
- Formerly Trooper 1702 of 22 (Cheshire) Company, 2 Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry and served in Boer War. He was awarded the Cape Colony and Orange Free State Clasps. Click here for a transcript of his S Africa records