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George Thomas Turk Navy

Turk, George Thomas

  • 1st January 20213rd January 2021
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George TurkGeorge Thomas Turk

George Thomas Turk

Rank: Signalman

Service: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves

Ship: HMS Seafire

Wife: Elizabeth Turk

Father: James H Turk

Brother in Law: Albert V Crowhurst

Address: 67 Hardwicke Road, Halton, Hastings

Other Info: George Thomas died aged 27 on 17th August 1921. He is buried at Hastings Cemetery. Additional name information from the Hastings & Rother Family History website. The inscription on his grave says “Gone but not forgotten. From his sorrowing wife and children”.

Published: December 1914

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Tunnell, John
Turner, Archibald Latimer
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December 1914 Hastings Hastings Cemetery HMS Seafire Killed Navy Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves
2 COMMENTS
  • Stephen VAN DULKEN
    1st January 2021 at 3:55 pm
    Reply

    Probably the George Turk, aged 6, born Hastings, living with parents at 1 New Cottages, East Hill Place, Hastings, in the 1901 census. Father James H. Turk was a fisherman. He had four siblings. The family was at the same address in the 1911 census, when George was a newsagent. The family of seven lived in a 4-roomed house.

    George T. Turk married Elizabeth Hodd, of an old Hastings family, in late 1916 or early 1917 at Hastings. They had two daughters, Daisy and Florence, both born in Hastings. His widow was the 59-year old who, of 264 Old London Road, Hastings, died at St Helen’s Hospital, and whose funeral was written up in the Hastings and St Leonards Observer (19 January 1952).

  • admin
    3rd January 2021 at 11:09 am
    Reply

    Thanks Stephen, that info has enabled me to connect the dots with one of the existing records. I’ve updated it accordingly. Kind Regards, Kieron.

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