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2nd Lt. · 1st Regt. South African Infantry

Charles Joseph Pattison

† 24/10/1916 · aged 22 · South Africa · St. Sever Cemetery (Rouen), Officers, B.2.14; personal inscription: ALSO HIS BROTHER VICTOR FELL IN DELVILLE WOOD JULY 16. 1916, AGED 19 FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF THE FALLEN FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF

Personal data

NamePattison
InitialsC.J.
Christian nameCharles Joseph
Country of serviceSouth Africa
FamilySon of the Rev. J. Pattison, Rector of Southwell, Grahamstown, Cape Province, South Africa.

Military data

Rank2nd Lt.
Regiment / Unit1st Regt. South African Infantry
Date of death
Age22
Cemetery / MemorialSt. Sever Cemetery (Rouen), Officers, B.2.14; personal inscription: ALSO HIS BROTHER VICTOR FELL IN DELVILLE WOOD JULY 16. 1916, AGED 19 FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF THE FALLEN FOR EVERMORE: STORIES OF

Other information

Information
'The Brothers' Lamp' - Grahamstown, Cape Province Branch. Endowed on 02.11.1927. First lit on 03.12.1927 at The Royal Albert Hall, London, by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. "In memory of A.H. Smith, who fell in East Africa, 22.5.1917 (sic); of E.P. (sic) Smith, Messines, 10.4.1918; of C.J. Pattison, Warlencourt, 24.10.1916; of V.R. Pattison, Delville Wood, 16.7.1916 (sic); and of all Grahamstown men who fell in the War." (Donated by a brother, a sister and friends)

Sources

Source
Roll of Lamps of Maintenance of Toc H, 1922-1936