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Joseph Joseph

Born:
18 Heshvan 5649 (23 October 1888)
Died:
7 Tammuz 5716 (16 June 1956)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
JOS1338
Other first name:
Mark
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
18 Heshvan 5649 (23 October 1888)
Place of birth:
Battersea

Death

Date of death:
7 Tammuz 5716 (16 June 1956)
Died in combat?:
No

Places

Addresses

Joseph lived here with his wife and children:
157 High Street Tooting (23 August 1916)
The Joseph family home:
59 Creffield Road Acton (29 September 1939)

The research on Joseph Joseph was by Cathie Hewitt of the website 'thejewsofbombercommand.com' which tells the story of Joseph's son
Lawrence.

Family

Spouse

Lydia Lyons (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Joseph
Place of marriage:
London 1912
Country of marriage:
Great Britain

Spouse

Bertha Goldsmith (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Joseph
Place of marriage:
London 1925
Country of marriage:
Great Britain

Children

Lawrence Joseph (male)
Leah Joseph "Doris " (female)

Parents

Father: Mark Joseph (male)
Mother: Rebecca Joseph (female)

Military Record

Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
T4 233209
Date enlisted/conscripted:
23 August 1916
Invalided out of service:
16 May 1919
Assignments
Regiment:
Army Service Corps
Battalion/unit:
60th (2/2nd London) Division.
Campaigns:
On 23 August 1916 Joseph enlisted in the Army and served as a driver in 517 Company of the Army Service Corps. 517 Company was responsible for the transportation of supplies, guns, ammunition and men.

He served in Salonica, Egypt, Palestine and France.

On 27 February 1919 Joseph was admitted to hospital and was medically discharged on 16 May 1919


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