Private Joseph Payne
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First name(s):
Joseph
Surname only:
Payne
Pte Joseph Payne, 18510, 2nd Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment, died on July 16th, 1916, from wounds sustained on the Somme ten days previously.
He was the son of Mrs E. Payne, of 15 Inkerman Street, Luton. He was aged 24 and prior to enlistment was employed at the Gelatine Works in New Bedford Road, Luton.
Pte Payne joined the Army shortly after war broke out and trained at Ampthill, from where he was drafted to his battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment. He had been in France nearly 12 months when wounded on July 2nd, the second day of the great advance on the Somme. His mother was later notified that he had died from his wounds on July 16th.
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Service Number:
18510
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Employer:
Gelatine Works, New Bedford Road, Luton
Place of Birth:
United Kingdom
Place of Death:
Somme
War Memorial Location:
Grave Location:
Corbie Communal Cemetery Extension
World War I Address:
15 Inkerman Street
Luton
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Year of Birth:
1 892
Year of Death:
1 916
Month of Death:
Jul
Day of Death:
16
Most Relevant Date:
Sunday, July 16, 1916
Source:
Source Date:
Thursday, September 21, 1916