Private Ernest James Radford 40422
Research Findings
| Source: | Leicestershire War Memorials Project | Michael Doyle; Their Name Liveth For Evermore |
|---|---|---|
| Conflict | - | - |
| Cause of Death | - | Died Of Wounds |
| Place of Death | - | - |
| Burial Place/Commemoration | - | Welford Road Cem., Leicester, England, Grave Reference: Cc.604. |
| CWGC/GPS | - | GBLE63 - 52.61996 - 1.12969 |
| Place of Birth | - | Leicester |
| Place of Residence | - | - |
| Enlisted | - | Leicester |
| Former Unit | - | - |
| Former Unit No. | - | - |
| Attached Unit | - | - |
| Special Categories | - | - |
| Memorials | - | St. Nicholas's Church, Leicester, All Souls Church, Leicester |
Research Notes
Source: Michael Doyle Their Name Liveth For Evermore: The Great War Roll of Honour for Leicestershire and Rutland.
He was the son of William Radford, a boot trade warehouseman, born 1855 in Mansfield, Notts., and his wife Mary Jane Radford (nee Perkins, married q2 1878 in the Leicester district), born 1856 in Leicester. Ernest James was born in q3 1891 in Leicester, his siblings were, Frank W., a boot trade warehouseman, born 1879, Ada Louisa, a tailoress, born 1886 and Harry Perkins, born 1888, all his siblings were born in Leicester, in March 1901 the family home was at 33, Coventry Street, Leicester. In April 1911 Ernest was employed as a hosiery manufacturer’s clerk and was residing in the family home at 113, Bismarck Street, Leicester, together with his father, a boot manufacturers examiner, his mother and siblings, Harry, a brass foundry clerk and Ada, a hosiery trade machinist.
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