Basic Details
Surname
Stevenson
Forenames
Thomas Edward
Gender
Male
Information stated on memorial
Served or died
Died
Service number
30289
Notes
The Roll lists his address as 66 Queen's Road, Old Fletton.

(CWGC records that Private Thomas Edward Stevenson, regimental number 30289, died on 26/10/1917 serving in 14th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment, and is commemorated on Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium. Soldiers Died in the Great War records that he was a native of Fletton, where he was living when he enlisted at Huntingdon, and that he served in the Hunts Cyclist Battalion under regimental number 1631 before joining the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects record that he was killed in action in France on 26/10/1917, and that his mother Mary was his legatee. His birth was registered as Thomas Edward Stevenson in Peterborough District in 1895. On the 1911 census he was living with his parents Edward and Mary at 66 Queen's Road, Old Fletton; he was their only surviving child).
Primary Service
As stated on memorial
Service (Primary - Stated)
Army
Unit (Primary - Stated)
Hunts Cyclists attached to Royal Warwicks
Sub-unit (Primary - Stated)
14th Battalion
Rank / Title (Primary - Stated)
Pte
Our References
Service (Primary - Our reference)
Unit (Primary - Our reference)
Rank / Title (Primary - Our reference)
Death and Burial details
Country of death
France
Town of death
Polder Hock Chateau
Country of burial
Not Stated on Memorial
Cemetery
Not Stated on Memorial
Year of death
1917
Month of death
October
Day of death
26
Manner of death as stated
"Shot by sniper whilst carrying a wounded comrade"
Manner of death reference
Killed in Action
Personal Details
Address
66, QUEENS ROAD OLD FLETTON
Occupation
Not Stated on Memorial