South Warwickshire Family History Society War Memorial Transcription Project
The Fallen Men of Warwickshire - World War One |
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Military History |
| Theatre of War in Which Died | WW1 Campaign Medals | Commonwealth War Grave or Memorial |
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| Home | British War & Victory Medals | Monks Kirby (St. Edith) Churchyard |
| First Arrived in a War Theatre | Bravery & Conduct Medals | Warwickshire War Memorials |
| 12 Apr 1918 in Boulogne. France | ~ | Monks Kirby Church Plaque |
| Monks Kirby & Stretton War Memorial | ||
| Action, Battle or Other Reason Died | Date and Place Enlisted | Monks Kirby Church Brass Plaque |
| Died of Meningitis | Not known | |
| Place of Death | Previous Regiments or Units | Other War Memorials |
| Queen Mary's Auxiliary Hospital, Isleworth | ~ | Women of the Empire Memorial, York |
Circumstances of Death
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Mary died of Meningitis at the Queen Mary's Auxiliary Hospital in Isleworth, Middx on 22nd February 1919. Mary contracted the disease in France and she was evacuated to the UK on 14th February 1919. Mary served in the Boulogne area from 12 Apr 1918 to 14 Feb 1919 and was awarded the British War & Victory Medals. |
| Personal & Family History |
| Birth Date/Place | Baptism Date/Place |
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| 4 Apr 1892 in Westbury, Wilts | 8 May 1892 at North Bradley St. Nicholas |
| Parents Names | Abode |
| Rev. Arthur Worsley and Marie Louisa Smyth | Monks Kirby Rectory, Monks Kirby |
| Schools | Colleges |
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| Address History | Employment History |
| 1892 - Southwick, Wilts | 1901 - School age |
| 1901 - St. Mary Vicarage, Little Abington, Cambs | 1911 - With family in Germany |
| 1904 - The Vicarage, Downside, Somerset | 1917 - Qualified Midwive |
| 1909 - Heidelburg, Germany | 1918 - Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps |
| 1915 - Monks Kirby Rectory, Monks Kirby | |
| 1921 - Monks Kirby Rectory, Monks Kirby | |
- Mary passed her C.M.B. Midwives Examination on 10th February 1917
- Mary's father Arthur was the Incumbent Vicar at Monks Kirby from 1915 to 1923.
- Before that Arthur was a Clergyman at a church in Heidelburg, Germany from 1909 to 1915
