Photograph, Framed Clarence Wilson WWII; Unknown photographer; 1940-1945; WY.199...
Photograph, Framed Clarence Wilson WWII
About this object
This photograph is of John Clarence Wilson (15982), a local man who was killed during WWII.
Born the third son of Alex and Helen, Clarence grew up along Coalpit Road. Prior to the war, Clarence worked as an axeman.
Clarence served with the 20th Battalion, and was killed on Crete on May 22, 1941 aged 33. He is remembered on the Athens Memorial, Phaleron War Cemetery, Athens, Greece.
Photographer
Date Made1940-1945
Inscription and Marks
On front:
'J.C. WILSON'
On reverse:
'J. C. Wilson'
In pencil;
'WY 1993.81.36'
h 205 mm x w 155 mm
Period1940s
Object Type Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association KeywordsPeople and Families (including births, weddings, deaths)
Medium and Materials
organic, processed material, vegetal, photographic paper, paper
organic, processed material, vegetal, paper, card
WY.1993.81.36
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