H. MICHAELSON, 04 October 1917
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Hyman Michaelson
Born:
1895
Died:
18 Tishri 5678 (04 October 1917)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
MIC4928
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1895
Place of birth:
Manchester, Lancashire, England
Death
Date of death:
18 Tishri 5678 (04 October 1917)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
France and Flanders
Cause of death:
Killed in action
Burial place:
Zonnebeke, Arrondissement Ieper, West Flanders (West-Vlaanderen), Belgium
Places
Addresses
Parents' home:
29 Haworth Street, Waterloo Road, Manchester (1911)
Family home:
7 Mount Pleasant, Bury New Road, Cheetham, Manchester
Other Organisations
Name:
Jewish Lads' Brigade
Family
Siblings
Joshua Michaelson (male)
Myer Michaelson (male)
Sarah Michaelson (female)
Joby Michaelson (female)
Herzl Michaelson (male)
Basil Michaelson (male)
Dora Michaelson (female)
Parents
Father: Marks Michaelson (male)
Mother: Betsy Michaelson (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
47938
Date discharged/death:
04 October 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Lance Corporal
Assignments
Regiment:
Manchester Regiment
Battalion/unit:
22nd Battalion
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Lance Corporal
Date of Death:
04 October 1917
Age:
23 years old
Regiment / service:
Manchester Regiment, 22nd Bn.
Cemetery:
Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium
Grave reference:
Panel 120 to 124.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Sewing Machinist Tailor
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