To honour those who served their country

“In this their finest hour”

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Gunner

Henry Lockley

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1907/07/11 - Born Burston, Staffordshire

Son of James and Jane (nee Smallwood) Lockley

Occupation Groom

Royal Artillery

9 Coast Regiment

 

Japanese PoW

1942/03/15 - Captured Singapore

Japanese Index Card - Side One

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Japanese Index Card - Side Two

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1943/04/25 - Transported oversea in the Kyokko Maru with ‘G’ Force.

1,500 PoWs (300 British, 200 Australians, 1,000 Dutch)

Commander Major R Glasgow, 8th Division

1943/05/22 - Reached Moji, Japan

PoW No. 2723

1943/05/23 - British arrive at Tokyo 9B from Singapore

1943/08/01 - Renamed Tokyo 7D

1945/08 - Camp renamed Tokyo 13B

1945/09/06 - Liberated Tokyo 13 B - Omi, Japan

Travelled by train to Yokohama.

 

Died

18th November 1945

Age 38

At the Stoke-on-Trent, London Road (City General Hospital)

Henry was granted a Commonwealth War Grave and is buried at Sandon's All Saints Churchyard near Stafford.

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“ONE OF BRITAIN'S BRAVEST - ONE OF ENGLAND'S BEST,

SERVED KING AND COUNTRY WELL AND HERE HE LIES AT REST”

 

Information:-

Phil Bradshaw

Japanese Transport

Japanese Homeland

KEW:- WO 361/1745, WO 361/1970, WO 392/25, WO 345/32, WO 345/32, WO 367/3, WO 361/1984,

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