FRANK DAWKINS

IPSWICH WAR MEMORIAL | Posted on 7th February 2016 |

Born: 1887, Ipswich.

Died: 13th June 1917; age 29; Died of Wounds at No. 17 Casualty Clearing Station.

Residence: 10, Sterling Street, Ipswich.

Employment: Messrs. W. & A.J. Turner’s, Ipswich.

Enlistment Location: Ipswich.

Rank: Gunner; Service Number: 146014

Regiment: Royal Garrison, 297th Siege Battery.

Formerly 2039, R.G.A. (T.F. Essex & Suffolk).

Medals Awarded: Victory & British War.

Grave Reference:

XV.H.14A.

Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery,

West-Vlaanderen,

Belgium.

Relatives Notified & Address: Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dawkins, of 10, Sterling Street, Ipswich.

Brother to GEORGE ALFRED DAWKINS.

CENSUS

1891 3, Handford Road, Ipswich.

Frank was 3 years old and living with his parents & siblings.

William Dawkins, 42, a Boot Fitter, born Northampton, Northamptonshire.

Lily Eliza Dawkins (nee Hand), 39, born Northampton, Northamptonshire.

Lily Caroline M. Dawkins, 21, born London.

Rebecca Dawkins, 20, born London.

William Thomas Dawkins, 17, a Boot Fitter, born Colchester, Essex.

Frederick Charles Dawkins, 14, an Errand Boy, born Ipswich.

George Alfred Dawkins, 8, born Ipswich.

Arthur Henry Dawkins, 5, born Ipswich.

Annie Dawkins, 1, born Ipswich.

1 Lodger

1901 10, Sterling Street, Ipswich.

Frank was 13 years old and living with his parents & siblings.

William, 52, a Boot Machinist.

Lily, 49.

Frederick, 24, a Printer’s Machinist.

George, 18, a Plasterer.

Arthur, 15, a Boot Worker Clicker.

Annie, 11.

1911 10, Sterling Street, Ipswich.

Frank was 23 years old, a Legging Clicker at a Leather Merchants. He was living with his widowed father & siblings.

William, 62, a Boot Closer at a Leather Merchants.

Arthur, 25, a Railway Labourer.

Annie, 21, a Factory Hand.

Frank’s mother, Lily Dawkins died 1908, Ipswich and was buried on the 5^th September at Ipswich Old Cemetery, and father, William Dawkins died on the 15^th April 1914, at 10, Sterling Street, Ipswich, and was buried on the 20^th April at Ipswich Old Cemetery.

Soldiers’ Effects to Annie Noble – sister.

Frank is also remembered on the war memorial at St. Matthew’s Church, Ipswich.