C. S. BEYFUS, 16 July 1917
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Cecil Solomon Beyfus
Born:
1884
Died:
26 Tammuz 5677 (16 July 1917)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
BEY9261
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1884
Place of birth:
London
Death
Date of death:
26 Tammuz 5677 (16 July 1917)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
Mory
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Mory Abbey Military Cemetery, Mory
Places
Addresses
Parents' home:
3 Park Place Villas, London (1911)
His home:
130 Portsdowne Road, Maida Vale (1909)
Family
Spouse
Murial Augusta Otway (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Beyfus
Place of marriage:
London, 17/04/1909
Children
Ronald Edward Otway Beyfus (male)
Ruth Alberta Otway Beyfus (female)
Avril Esther Otway Beyfus (female)
Siblings
Theodore Beyfus "Teddie" (male)
Gladys Beyfus (female)
Vere Beyfus (female)
Parents
Father: Albert Beyfus (male)
Mother: Essie de Frece (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
10584
Date discharged/death:
16 July 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Assignments
Regiment:
Honourable Artillery Company
Battalion/unit:
2nd Battalion
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Private
Date of Death:
18 July 1917
Age:
34 years old
Regiment / service:
Honourable Artillery Company, 2nd Bn.
Cemetery:
Mory Abbey Military Cemetery, Mory, France
Grave reference:
II. I. 5.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
ADORED BY HIS WIFE AND 3 CHILDREN
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Pearl Merchant
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