Personal Details of Frederick John Gardner

 

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Buried:  12/11/1938

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Burial Register
Name at death Frederick John Gardner
Age at Death 30
Burial Date 12 November 1938
Abode Chandos Road
Newbury
Official at Burial E H Stenning
Comments
Burial Register Index
Book 1917
Page Number 215
Reccord Number 11313
Sources Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Frederick John Gardner
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Newspaper Cuttings

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Grave of the Month
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Article date: 01/09/2023
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Grave of the Month


This month we are marking the graves of the three ‘residents’ who feature in our drama production, ‘20th Century Casualties’. Royal British Legion, 14-16th September.
At the north end of the cemetery, you will find the Commonwealth War Grave of A.C. Jessett who committed suicide in 1940 rather than return to work at RAF Harwell, where he looked after Wellington bombers.


Also marked is a grave without a headstone, the grave of Fred Gardner who was electrocuted at Pangbourne substation in 1938. We know where the grave is because someone took a photo of the funeral, a very rare occurrence.


At the south end, near the top gate is the memorial to Jack Marshall Evans who died in the submarine HMS Triad in 1940. He is remembered on the grave of his grandparents, John and Louisa Claridge.


Tickets available, £6, on the door or trybooking.co.uk/39507
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