N. MARKS, 27 July 1918
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Nathaniel Marks
Born:
4 Tammuz 5642 (21 June 1882)
Died:
18 Av 5678 (27 July 1918)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
MAR3017
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
4 Tammuz 5642 (21 June 1882)
Place of birth:
London , England
Death
Date of death:
18 Av 5678 (27 July 1918)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
Third London General Hospital
Cause of death:
Septic Poisoning from the war
Burial place:
Willesden Jewish Cemetery
Places
Addresses
His home:
Beechcroft Mansions, Streatham (1917)
Schools
Name:
Westminster Jews' Free School
Year started:
1889
Other Organisations
Name:
Jewish Lads' Brigade
Family
Spouse
Alice Marks (female)
Children
Edmund Montefire Marks (male)
Siblings
Juliet Marks (female)
Aaron Marks (male)
Hyam Marks (male)
Elizabeth Marks (female)
Esther Marks (female)
Lily Marks (female)
Parents
Father: John Marks (male)
Mother: Adelaide Marks (female)
Homefront
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Date discharged/death:
27 July 1918
Rank at discharge/death:
Major
Assignments
Regiment:
London Regiment
Battalion/unit:
3rd/28th
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Major
Date of Death:
27 July 1918
Age:
Regiment / service:
London Regiment, 3rd/24th Bn.
Cemetery:
Willesden Jewish Cemetery, United Kingdom
Grave reference:
N. I.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Career Soldier
Date started:
1909
Position:
Captain
Organisation:
Queens London Regiment
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