CADE Joseph Arthur. Private. 4808319. 2nd Bn. York and Lancaster Regiment. Son of Sidney and Angela Cade; husband of Frances Gertrude Cade, of Grimsby, Lincolnshire. Born and resident Lincolnshire. Died aged 33 years, 11th July 1944. Commemorated grave 1. K. 28. GAUHATI WAR CEMETERY / Bucknall St Margaret Roll of Honour – Wood / Grimsby St James-WW2
Horncastle News 12-8-44: News has been received by his wife of the death while serving with the Indian Command, of Pte. Joseph Arthur Cade, fourth so of the late Mr. Cade and Mrs. Cade of Bucknall. He had been suffering from malaria, and died from gastro enteritis. Pte, Cade went overseas in 1940, and before the war was employed at Bardney Sugar Beet Factory. He leaves a widow, formerly, Miss F. Mumby, of Grimsby.
Horncastle News 12-8-44: News has been received by his wife of the death while serving with the Indian Command, of Pte. Joseph Arthur Cade, fourth so of the late Mr. Cade and Mrs. Cade of Bucknall. He had been suffering from malaria, and died from gastro enteritis. Pte, Cade went overseas in 1940, and before the war was employed at Bardney Sugar Beet Factory. He leaves a widow, formerly, Miss F. Mumby, of Grimsby.
CADE Joseph Arthur. Private. 4808319. 2nd Bn. York and Lancaster Regiment. Son of Sidney and Angela Cade; husband of Frances Gertrude Cade, of Grimsby, Lincolnshire. Born and resident Lincolnshire. Died aged 33 years, 11th July 1944. Commemorated grave 1. K. 28. GAUHATI WAR CEMETERY / Bucknall St Margaret Roll of Honour – Wood / Grimsby St James-WW2
Horncastle News 12-8-44: News has been received by his wife of the death while serving with the Indian Command, of Pte. Joseph Arthur Cade, fourth so of the late Mr. Cade and Mrs. Cade of Bucknall. He had been suffering from malaria, and died from gastro enteritis. Pte, Cade went overseas in 1940, and before the war was employed at Bardney Sugar Beet Factory. He leaves a widow, formerly, Miss F. Mumby, of Grimsby.
Horncastle News 12-8-44: News has been received by his wife of the death while serving with the Indian Command, of Pte. Joseph Arthur Cade, fourth so of the late Mr. Cade and Mrs. Cade of Bucknall. He had been suffering from malaria, and died from gastro enteritis. Pte, Cade went overseas in 1940, and before the war was employed at Bardney Sugar Beet Factory. He leaves a widow, formerly, Miss F. Mumby, of Grimsby.
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