BROMHEAD Cecil John, Private, 3306, 1st / 4th Lincolnshire Regiment. Son of John and Elizabeth Emma Bromhead, of Long St., Great Gonerby, Grantham. Enlisted Grantham, resident Gt. Gonerby. Killed in action 13th October 1915 aged 20 and is commemorated on Panel 33. LOOS MEMORIAL, / Great Gonerby St Sebastian C/y W.M. / Great Gonerby St Sebastian WW1 / Lincolnshire Regiment Roll of Honour WW1
Cecil John Broomhead born 1896 ( April- June) Great Gonerby; Brother of William Broomhead
Father John Broomhead born 1867 Ryhall; Mother Elizabeth Emma Broomhead born 1863 Woolwich.
Census 1901 : Cecil J, Broomhead age 5 years
Census 1911 : Cecil J. Broomhead 15, a garden boy ,living Long street, Great Gonerby
There was another brother who severed Herbert Broomhead born 1893 in Royal Warwick's.
Roy Stedman
Pte. CECIL JOHN BROMHEAD,
Of Great Gonerby
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, have this week been informed of the death, on Oct. 13th, of their youngest son. Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, ¼th Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.). He enlisted soon after the outbreak of the war, and went out with one of the last drafts. He was very popular with his mates, and took great interest in active sports. For many years he was an esteemed member of the Church choir. In civil life he was employed at Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons. During the winter evenings, he attended Miss Barker's village toy making class, where he proved himself very useful. Much sympathy is felt with his parents, as they had previously been bereaved of their eldest boy. Pte. William Bromhead, 2nd Lincolns, who lost his live at Neuve Chapelle, on the 10th March last. The remaining brother, Herbert, has recently joined the "Royal Warwicks." The example of these three brothers is an excellent tribute to British patriotism.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P3
BROMHEAD – Killed in action, on 13th October, Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, 1/4 Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.), THE YOUNGEST SON OF John and Emma Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, aged 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead and Family wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P4
(Birth date and place contributed by Chris Nunn)
Cecil John Broomhead born 1896 ( April- June) Great Gonerby; Brother of William Broomhead
Father John Broomhead born 1867 Ryhall; Mother Elizabeth Emma Broomhead born 1863 Woolwich.
Census 1901 : Cecil J, Broomhead age 5 years
Census 1911 : Cecil J. Broomhead 15, a garden boy ,living Long street, Great Gonerby
There was another brother who severed Herbert Broomhead born 1893 in Royal Warwick's.
Roy Stedman
Pte. CECIL JOHN BROMHEAD,
Of Great Gonerby
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, have this week been informed of the death, on Oct. 13th, of their youngest son. Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, ¼th Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.). He enlisted soon after the outbreak of the war, and went out with one of the last drafts. He was very popular with his mates, and took great interest in active sports. For many years he was an esteemed member of the Church choir. In civil life he was employed at Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons. During the winter evenings, he attended Miss Barker's village toy making class, where he proved himself very useful. Much sympathy is felt with his parents, as they had previously been bereaved of their eldest boy. Pte. William Bromhead, 2nd Lincolns, who lost his live at Neuve Chapelle, on the 10th March last. The remaining brother, Herbert, has recently joined the "Royal Warwicks." The example of these three brothers is an excellent tribute to British patriotism.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P3
BROMHEAD – Killed in action, on 13th October, Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, 1/4 Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.), THE YOUNGEST SON OF John and Emma Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, aged 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead and Family wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P4
(Birth date and place contributed by Chris Nunn)
BROMHEAD Cecil John, Private, 3306, 1st / 4th Lincolnshire Regiment. Son of John and Elizabeth Emma Bromhead, of Long St., Great Gonerby, Grantham. Enlisted Grantham, resident Gt. Gonerby. Killed in action 13th October 1915 aged 20 and is commemorated on Panel 33. LOOS MEMORIAL, / Great Gonerby St Sebastian C/y W.M. / Great Gonerby St Sebastian WW1 / Lincolnshire Regiment Roll of Honour WW1
Cecil John Broomhead born 1896 ( April- June) Great Gonerby; Brother of William Broomhead
Father John Broomhead born 1867 Ryhall; Mother Elizabeth Emma Broomhead born 1863 Woolwich.
Census 1901 : Cecil J, Broomhead age 5 years
Census 1911 : Cecil J. Broomhead 15, a garden boy ,living Long street, Great Gonerby
There was another brother who severed Herbert Broomhead born 1893 in Royal Warwick's.
Roy Stedman
Pte. CECIL JOHN BROMHEAD,
Of Great Gonerby
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, have this week been informed of the death, on Oct. 13th, of their youngest son. Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, ¼th Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.). He enlisted soon after the outbreak of the war, and went out with one of the last drafts. He was very popular with his mates, and took great interest in active sports. For many years he was an esteemed member of the Church choir. In civil life he was employed at Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons. During the winter evenings, he attended Miss Barker's village toy making class, where he proved himself very useful. Much sympathy is felt with his parents, as they had previously been bereaved of their eldest boy. Pte. William Bromhead, 2nd Lincolns, who lost his live at Neuve Chapelle, on the 10th March last. The remaining brother, Herbert, has recently joined the "Royal Warwicks." The example of these three brothers is an excellent tribute to British patriotism.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P3
BROMHEAD – Killed in action, on 13th October, Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, 1/4 Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.), THE YOUNGEST SON OF John and Emma Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, aged 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead and Family wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P4
(Birth date and place contributed by Chris Nunn)
Cecil John Broomhead born 1896 ( April- June) Great Gonerby; Brother of William Broomhead
Father John Broomhead born 1867 Ryhall; Mother Elizabeth Emma Broomhead born 1863 Woolwich.
Census 1901 : Cecil J, Broomhead age 5 years
Census 1911 : Cecil J. Broomhead 15, a garden boy ,living Long street, Great Gonerby
There was another brother who severed Herbert Broomhead born 1893 in Royal Warwick's.
Roy Stedman
Pte. CECIL JOHN BROMHEAD,
Of Great Gonerby
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, have this week been informed of the death, on Oct. 13th, of their youngest son. Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, ¼th Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.). He enlisted soon after the outbreak of the war, and went out with one of the last drafts. He was very popular with his mates, and took great interest in active sports. For many years he was an esteemed member of the Church choir. In civil life he was employed at Messrs. R. Hornsby and Sons. During the winter evenings, he attended Miss Barker's village toy making class, where he proved himself very useful. Much sympathy is felt with his parents, as they had previously been bereaved of their eldest boy. Pte. William Bromhead, 2nd Lincolns, who lost his live at Neuve Chapelle, on the 10th March last. The remaining brother, Herbert, has recently joined the "Royal Warwicks." The example of these three brothers is an excellent tribute to British patriotism.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P3
BROMHEAD – Killed in action, on 13th October, Pte. Cecil John (Cis) Bromhead, 1/4 Lincolnshire Regiment (T.F.), THE YOUNGEST SON OF John and Emma Bromhead, of Great Gonerby, aged 20 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bromhead and Family wish to thank all friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement.
Grantham Journal 13th November 1915. P4
(Birth date and place contributed by Chris Nunn)
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