The Queens Own Royal West Kent R

The Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment

Private P E Noah

Private Percy Edward NOAH, 41513, 3rd Battalion, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, died, 10th January 1920, age 20.

Born St Pancras, Middlesex, son of Frederick & Mary Jane Noah, of 34, Netherton Road, South Tottenham.

1911 Census - 8 Woodville Grove, South Tottenham - Frederick Noah, head, age 49, married, railway servant, Great Eastern Railway, born Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire; Alfred Noah, son, age 29, single, railway servant, Great Western Railway, born St Pancras, Middlesex; Joseph Noah, son, age 18, single, news agent assistant, born St Pancras, Middlesex; Percy Noah, son, age 10, school, born St Pancras, Middlesex; Annie Noah, daughter, age 8, school, born St Pancras, Middlesex; Mary Noah, wife, age 49, married 29 years, 14 children, 6 still alive, born Highgate.

Commemorated at Tottenham Cemetery, Gen. 7326 (Screen Wall), United Kingdom.

NOTE: Not included in Regimental History or Soldiers Died in the Great War; only shown on CWGC web site.

Private Henry Lionel Noah, 17th Battalion, Australian Infantry, AIF, Service No.4185, died 20th November 1916, Somme, France. Commemorated at Villers- Bretonneux Memorial. Son of F Noah, 34, Netherton Road, South Tottenham.

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Private Frederick George Stanley Noah, 1st Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), Service No.99958, died 21st September 1918, Picardy, France. Buried Vadencourt British Cemetery, V.C.2., Maissemy, France. Son of F Noah, 34, Netherton Road, South Tottenham.

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