Personal data
| Name | Wardle |
|---|---|
| Initials | J.F. |
| Christian name | Joseph Frederick |
| Date and place of birth | Hartington, Derbyshire; 1887 |
| Profession | Surveyor |
| Family | Son of John Francis and Elizabeth Wardle; husband of Ruth Wardle, of "Laverock," Berry Head Rd., Brixham, Devon. |
Extra information
- Information
- Surveyor to the Wirksworth and Bolsover Urban District Councils
Military data
| Rank | Lt. |
|---|---|
| Regiment / Unit | 334 Road Construction Company, Royal Engineers |
| Date of death | |
| Age | 32 |
| Cemetery / Memorial | Rangemore (All Saints) Churchyard (Staffordshire) |
Other information
- Information
- Described by Tubby as "an ever-helpful friend". In Febr. 1918 his unit made the Alms Box for the Chapel. Its motto is: "What I kept I lost; what I gave I gained."
- Information 2
- Died of influenza contracted in France, Prince of Wales' Hospital, Marylebone Rd, London.
Media
Sources
- Source
- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index