homepage War Memorial Casualties Fund Contact WW1 WW2 McCarthy,Robert Emmet Brazier, Frank Leonard Daniels, James Alfred Finch, Robert Walter Gardiner, Arthur Frank Gardiner, Stanley Percival Knight, Ernest Knight, Frederick William Lemon, Harry Lodge, Arthur John Lodge, Frederick George Parish, Samuel Charles Prentice, Joseph Sewell, Willie Taylor, Frank Joseph Whybro, Walter George Burbidge, Ronald Vincent Brunning, George Edward Field, Thomas Victor Hazel, Walter King, Leslie John Lanzer, Reginald Lodge, Ernest Arthur Mills, Hurman James Page, Leonard Arthur Saltmarsh, Christopher Edward Swallow, Fred Tatum, Gerald Henry Tingle, Howard Grantley Welsh, Brian Norris Wood, Terence Francis, Charles Herbert Jackson, Arthur Edmund Lodge, Nellie Owers, Nellie Elizabeth Saveall, Elijah George Scotchman, William Henry Smith, Alice Louisa Smith, George William Wyatt, Denis Whybro, Walter George Eve, John Other Conflicts King, Albert Richard Slater, Adam Edward Francis, Charles HerbertCivilian casualtyDied 2nd November 1940 aged 53Charles was born in Galleywood, son of George and Eliza. Galleywood FolkCharles Herbert Francis HomepageWar MemorialCasualtiesWW2FundContact Charles had survived WW1, probably Private 126836 in the Labour Corps.He became a casualty of WW2 when a bomb dropped in Skinners Lane in Galleywood where he was living with William and Alice Smith. He was injured when the bomb fell on 30th October and died later in hospital.He is buried in St Michael's churchyard. visitor count BACK
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