Gunner Frank Thompson
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2 Mar 1891
Date of Death
11 Jun 1952
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Eldest son of Edwin Frank Thompson (Lithographer) and Adelaide Thompson (nee Eves), residents of 5 West View Road, St Albans, formerly of Maidstone, Kent.
Married Mary Everard on 23 October 1915 at Christ Church, St Albans. Eldest son, Douglas Frank Thompson, born on 6 January 1917 at 63 Wellington Street, Luton.
A postcard sized photograph of Frank Thompson's Confectionery & Tobacconist shop at 63 Wellington Street, Luton is held by Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service, Catalogue Reference Z1089/1
About 1920 Frank and family moved from 63 Wellington Street, Luton to 111 Hatfield Road (later renumbered 45 Hatfield Road), St Albans where their Confectionery & Tobacconist business continued until about 1946.
Frank Thompson is buried in grave MR27 (unmarked) in Hatfield Road Cemetery, St Albans.
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Author: peterwoolwell
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