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MAJ John Sacheverell A'Dean Coke

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MAJ John Sacheverell A'Dean Coke

Birth
England
Death
18 Nov 1944 (aged 33)
Arnhem, Arnhem Municipality, Gelderland, Netherlands
Burial
Oosterbeek, Renkum Municipality, Gelderland, Netherlands Add to Map
Plot
23.B.17
Memorial ID
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Father;-Edward Sacheverell D'Ewes Coke
1872 – 1941

Mother;-Helen Maude A'Dean

Brother;-Edward D'Ewes Fitzgerald Coke
1915 – 1944

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John was educated at the Royal Millitary College Sandhurst England.
aug 27 1931-Commissioned. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers.
jun 1933-1st Battallion. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Fort George).
jan 1937-2nd Battallion The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Calcutta, India).
sep 16 1938-Ajutant, 2nd Battallion The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Jubbulopre,Inida)
sep 1944-Second-in-Command,7th (Airborn) Battallion The Kings Own Borderers.
sep 1944-Killed while trying to evade after the battle in Arnhem.

Burial
Arnhem Municipality, Gelderland, Netherlands

Grave ref # 23.B.17

His father and Brother Edward and Grandfather were all in the Forces. The Coke family can be traced back to the 15th century.

John was Ranked Major when he died.
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Awards: Mentioned in Despatches
Additional information: Son of Brigadier-General E. S. D'Ewes Coke, C.M.G., D.S.O., and of Helen Maud Coke (nee A'Deane), of Kensington, London.

Service No: 52602
Age: 33
Regiment/Service: King's Own Scottish Borderers, 7th (Airborne) Bn.

Father;-Edward Sacheverell D'Ewes Coke
1872 – 1941

Mother;-Helen Maude A'Dean

Brother;-Edward D'Ewes Fitzgerald Coke
1915 – 1944

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John was educated at the Royal Millitary College Sandhurst England.
aug 27 1931-Commissioned. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers.
jun 1933-1st Battallion. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Fort George).
jan 1937-2nd Battallion The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Calcutta, India).
sep 16 1938-Ajutant, 2nd Battallion The Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Jubbulopre,Inida)
sep 1944-Second-in-Command,7th (Airborn) Battallion The Kings Own Borderers.
sep 1944-Killed while trying to evade after the battle in Arnhem.

Burial
Arnhem Municipality, Gelderland, Netherlands

Grave ref # 23.B.17

His father and Brother Edward and Grandfather were all in the Forces. The Coke family can be traced back to the 15th century.

John was Ranked Major when he died.
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Awards: Mentioned in Despatches
Additional information: Son of Brigadier-General E. S. D'Ewes Coke, C.M.G., D.S.O., and of Helen Maud Coke (nee A'Deane), of Kensington, London.

Service No: 52602
Age: 33
Regiment/Service: King's Own Scottish Borderers, 7th (Airborne) Bn.



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