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Seaman Leonard Joseph Bennett
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Seaman Leonard Joseph Bennett

Birth
St. John's, Avalon Peninsula Census Division, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Death
21 Dec 1915
Monument
Beaumont-Hamel, Departement de la Somme, Picardie, France Add to Map
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No known grave; name on the Newfoundland Memorial
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Casualty of the Great War,Leonard was a Seaman in the Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve~H.M. Mine-sweeper "Lady Ismay".Service No:1331X.He was 29.His ship was mined off the coast of Harwich, England and sank within a minute.

His brother,Private William Bennett
aged 31, also fell [1st July 1916] and is commemorated here with him.He served with the Newfoundland Regiment~Service No:1229.

They were sons of William and Agnes Bennett, of St. John's.
Casualty of the Great War,Leonard was a Seaman in the Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve~H.M. Mine-sweeper "Lady Ismay".Service No:1331X.He was 29.His ship was mined off the coast of Harwich, England and sank within a minute.

His brother,Private William Bennett
aged 31, also fell [1st July 1916] and is commemorated here with him.He served with the Newfoundland Regiment~Service No:1229.

They were sons of William and Agnes Bennett, of St. John's.

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