163882 Leading Boatman Fred Ward.
H.M. Coastguard.
Wireless Signal Station.
Aged 39.
Husband of A.M.M. Ward, subsequently Hearn, 29a, Holman Buildings, Northover, Devonport.
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Thought to be buried at Carlingford [Holy Trinity Church of Ireland] Churchyard, Co. Louth.
See also
Frederick Ward
Death.
Frederick Ward, aged 39, married, a Coast Guard, died on 2 May 1915, at Whitestown, Co. Louth.
The cause of death was recorded as "That death was due to Haemorrhage and Shock, the result of a bullet wound, self inflicted during a fit of temporary insanity".
His death was registered on 5 May 1915, on foot of information received from the Coroner for North Louth, following an Inquest held on 3 May 1915 at Whitestown.
(note)
Whitestown Strand is 8 km south-east of Carlingford.
Frederick J. Ward and Amelia M. Bassett were married in Bethnal Green district, London, in the quarter ended June 1910.
The births of 2 Ward/Basset children were registered.
Amelia M. M. Ward and Harold Hearn were married in Devonport district, in the quarter ended June 1925
The death of Amelia M. M. Hearn, aged 75, was registered in Plymouth district, in the quarter ended June 1958
H.M. Coastguard.
Wireless Signal Station.
Aged 39.
Husband of A.M.M. Ward, subsequently Hearn, 29a, Holman Buildings, Northover, Devonport.
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Thought to be buried at Carlingford [Holy Trinity Church of Ireland] Churchyard, Co. Louth.
See also
Frederick Ward
Death.
Frederick Ward, aged 39, married, a Coast Guard, died on 2 May 1915, at Whitestown, Co. Louth.
The cause of death was recorded as "That death was due to Haemorrhage and Shock, the result of a bullet wound, self inflicted during a fit of temporary insanity".
His death was registered on 5 May 1915, on foot of information received from the Coroner for North Louth, following an Inquest held on 3 May 1915 at Whitestown.
(note)
Whitestown Strand is 8 km south-east of Carlingford.
Frederick J. Ward and Amelia M. Bassett were married in Bethnal Green district, London, in the quarter ended June 1910.
The births of 2 Ward/Basset children were registered.
Amelia M. M. Ward and Harold Hearn were married in Devonport district, in the quarter ended June 1925
The death of Amelia M. M. Hearn, aged 75, was registered in Plymouth district, in the quarter ended June 1958
163882 Leading Boatman Fred Ward.
H.M. Coastguard.
Wireless Signal Station.
Aged 39.
Husband of A.M.M. Ward, subsequently Hearn, 29a, Holman Buildings, Northover, Devonport.
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Thought to be buried at Carlingford [Holy Trinity Church of Ireland] Churchyard, Co. Louth.
See also
Frederick Ward
Death.
Frederick Ward, aged 39, married, a Coast Guard, died on 2 May 1915, at Whitestown, Co. Louth.
The cause of death was recorded as "That death was due to Haemorrhage and Shock, the result of a bullet wound, self inflicted during a fit of temporary insanity".
His death was registered on 5 May 1915, on foot of information received from the Coroner for North Louth, following an Inquest held on 3 May 1915 at Whitestown.
(note)
Whitestown Strand is 8 km south-east of Carlingford.
Frederick J. Ward and Amelia M. Bassett were married in Bethnal Green district, London, in the quarter ended June 1910.
The births of 2 Ward/Basset children were registered.
Amelia M. M. Ward and Harold Hearn were married in Devonport district, in the quarter ended June 1925
The death of Amelia M. M. Hearn, aged 75, was registered in Plymouth district, in the quarter ended June 1958
H.M. Coastguard.
Wireless Signal Station.
Aged 39.
Husband of A.M.M. Ward, subsequently Hearn, 29a, Holman Buildings, Northover, Devonport.
Commemorated on a panel at Grangegorman Memorial.
Thought to be buried at Carlingford [Holy Trinity Church of Ireland] Churchyard, Co. Louth.
See also
Frederick Ward
Death.
Frederick Ward, aged 39, married, a Coast Guard, died on 2 May 1915, at Whitestown, Co. Louth.
The cause of death was recorded as "That death was due to Haemorrhage and Shock, the result of a bullet wound, self inflicted during a fit of temporary insanity".
His death was registered on 5 May 1915, on foot of information received from the Coroner for North Louth, following an Inquest held on 3 May 1915 at Whitestown.
(note)
Whitestown Strand is 8 km south-east of Carlingford.
Frederick J. Ward and Amelia M. Bassett were married in Bethnal Green district, London, in the quarter ended June 1910.
The births of 2 Ward/Basset children were registered.
Amelia M. M. Ward and Harold Hearn were married in Devonport district, in the quarter ended June 1925
The death of Amelia M. M. Hearn, aged 75, was registered in Plymouth district, in the quarter ended June 1958
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