Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameLeonard William CLAXTON, 4C1R
Birth19 Feb 1932, London, England
Death21 Sep 1940, Bermondsey, Surrey, England
Burial30 Sep 1940, Nunnhead Cemetery, Southwark
FatherLeonard James CLAXTON (1900-1956)
MotherLilian Alice CLAYTON (1899-1940)
Notes for Leonard William CLAXTON
In the January to March 1932 birth Index Leonard W. Claxton, mother’s maiden name Clayton, St. Olave district, London, volume 1d, page 194.
1939 England and Wales Register
12C Peabody Buildings, Bermondsey, London
1. Leonard J. Claxton, born August 16 1900, married, builder’s labourer, Air Raid Precautions service Hays Wharf
2. Lilian A. Claxton, born December 14 1899, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. Leonard W. Claxton, born February 19 1932, single, at school
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Leonard William Claxton
Birth 19 Feb 1932
Death 21 Sep 1940 (aged 8)
Burial Nunhead Cemetery
Nunhead, London Borough of Southwark, Greater London, England
Plot Square 45 Grave 40437
Memorial ID 24604593
Leonard William Claxton was a civilian casualty of WW2
Leonard was born in Southwark the son of Leonard James and Lilian Alice Claxton (nee Clayton).
Sadly Leonard and his mother Lilian of Peabody Buildings Bermondsey perished in an enemy air attack at nearby Llewellyn Street and were laid to rest together at NUNHEAD CEMETERY on the 30th September 1940.
At the time of his passing Leonard was just 8 years of age.
1939 England and Wales Register
12C Peabody Buildings, Bermondsey, London
1. Leonard J. Claxton, born August 16 1900, married, builder’s labourer, Air Raid Precautions service Hays Wharf
2. Lilian A. Claxton, born December 14 1899, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. Leonard W. Claxton, born February 19 1932, single, at school
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Leonard William Claxton
Birth 19 Feb 1932
Death 21 Sep 1940 (aged 8)
Burial Nunhead Cemetery
Nunhead, London Borough of Southwark, Greater London, England
Plot Square 45 Grave 40437
Memorial ID 24604593
Leonard William Claxton was a civilian casualty of WW2
Leonard was born in Southwark the son of Leonard James and Lilian Alice Claxton (nee Clayton).
Sadly Leonard and his mother Lilian of Peabody Buildings Bermondsey perished in an enemy air attack at nearby Llewellyn Street and were laid to rest together at NUNHEAD CEMETERY on the 30th September 1940.
At the time of his passing Leonard was just 8 years of age.