BORN HULL 1890. SON OF ISSAC LOCKWOOD (1846-1914) & ELIZABETH KAY LOCKWOOD (1847-1927), OF 25 UPTON STREET, HULL. SON OF A BRICKLAYER. ONE OF SIX BROTHERS. HE WORKED AS A FLOUR MILL LABOURER. BOARDING AT 47 COURTNEY STREET, HULL (1911 CENSUS).
A FORMER TERRITORIAL. HE ENLISTED IN GRIMSBY. SERVED WITH THE 3RD COLDSTREAM GUARDS. LEFT WITH THE BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. DIED OF WOUNDS, AT NO:4 CLEARING STATION, COULOMMIERS, ON 09/09/1914, AGED 24.
HIS ARMY EFFECTS WERE LEFT TO HIS MOTHER AT 25 UPTON STREET, HULL (PENSION LEDGER ADDRESS)
HIS NAME IS LISTED ON THE DANSOM LANE STREET MEMORIAL., HULL RECORDED IN THE THE DE RUVIGNEY ROLL OF HONOUR, VOLUME 1, PAGE 229.
HIS FIVE BROTHERS SURVIVED THE WAR.
First name:
MARK
Regiment:
Military Number:
7346
Rank:
Private
Date Died
09/09/1914
Place died:
boitron churchyard marne france
Age:
24
