Thomas John – Artherton [Artherton Williams] – London and North Western Railway – Private – 09/10/1915

Thomas John – Artherton [Artherton Williams] – London and North Western Railway – Private – 09/10/1915

Thomas John

Artherton [Artherton Williams]

London and North Western Railway

Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 6th Battalion

Private

1095

Locomotive Department, Llandudno

Cleaner

09/10/1915

London and North Western Railway Gazette Volume 4, December 1915, pg. 383; [Previously Wounded - London and North Western Railway Gazette Volume 4, November 1915, pg. 338] - Photo and Obituary - (London and North Western Railway Gazette Volume 5, January 1916, pg. 32]

Llanrhos (SS. Eleri and Mary) Churchyard

Aged 19, son of John and Annie Williams of 4 Brickfield Terrace, Llandudno Junction. Previously wounded as noted in the November 1915 issue of the London and North Western Railway Gazette, which was changed to "Died of Wounds" in the December 1915 issue of the same journal. In the January 1916 issue of LNWR Gazette, it is noted that in the Roll of Honour he is named 'Thomas John Artherton Williams' as that was his name he went by in the army. He was said to be very popular with his mates in the shed, and that his death was keenly felt by them.

St Paul's Cathedral Order of Service 1919, London and North Western Railway Gazette, Commonwealth War Graves Commission