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Digital gallery of Private Avard Dimock
Digital gallery of
Private Avard Dimock
The military service record shows that on 7th June 1918 Private Dimock was granted permission to marry, which happened on 19th July 1918 – his wife, Rose Ellen Wootton of Arthur Street in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. Rose Ellen Dimock (1886-1969) stayed in Ampthill. The 1939 Register records her as living at 23, Arthur Street. Rose did not re-marry.
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On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of Avard's death, we placed some flowers on behalf of his Great Niece in the United States.
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The military service record shows that on 7th June 1918 Private Dimock was granted permission to marry, which happened on 19th July 1918 – his wife, Rose Ellen Wootton of Arthur Street in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. Rose Ellen Dimock (1886-1969) stayed in Ampthill. The 1939 Register records her as living at 23, Arthur Street. Rose did not re-marry.
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Headstone – repair and rededication Over the years the gravestone weathered and sustained damage.
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 398 of the First World War Book of Remembrance.
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AMPTHILL (ST. ANDREW) CHURCHYARD Bedfordshire, United Kingdom
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