Project Description
LAWRENCE HUBERT GREEN 1888–1955
Born 10th June 1888 Denton, Lincs
Baptised 6th January 1889 at St Andrew’s Church, Lincolnshire
Married 1920 to Florence Turner, Chesterfield
Died 19th December 1955, 8 Mill Lane, Warmsworth, Doncaster
1891 Census
Living at Denton. Father George, a mason, mother Isabella, brothers James, Charles, Herbert, Tom; sisters Rose, Florence and Violet.
1901 Census
Living at Denton with parents and siblings.
1911 Census
Lawrence is a carter and his mother is a shopkeeper (bakery), living at Bramcote St, Nottingham.
Military Service
Rank: Driver
Service Number: M2/034605
Military Unit: Mechanical Transport/Royal Army Service Corps, North Midland Div. Supply Column
Theatre of War: France and Flanders, date of entry 26.2.15.
Enlisted: 14 Nov 1914 to Army Service Corps
Address: 172 Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham. Age: 26, occupation motor driver, height 5ft 8½ins, weight 143lbs. Next of kin Harriet Isabel Green, mother. Mother’s address later changed to Lincoln Grove, Cropwell Rd, Radcliffe on Trent
26.2.1915: To France
5.6.16 – 17.6.1916: Leave
1.11.1917: Hospital admission, sickness
5.7. 18 – 12.7.1918: Hospital admission, dental problems
May 1919: Returned home.
Medals Awarded: 1914-1915 Star, British War and Victory
Military Personnel Address on 1918 Electoral Register
Lincoln Grove, Radcliffe on Trent
From the 1939 Register
Address: 159 Sheffield Road, Doncaster
Occupation: Coal washery foreman
Household: living with wife Florence born 11.5.1890
Reasons for inclusion on Radcliffe on Trent Roll of Honour
Radcliffe on Trent address in 1918