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Name	James Emmens MEAD
Rank/Number	Private   19737
Regiment	Dorsetshire Regiment   6th Battalion
Enlisted	Aylesbury
Age/Date of death	38      11 Oct 1918
How died/Theatre of war	Killed in action   France & Flanders
Last known address	The Bottle Cottages, Coleshill
Cemetery	Montay-Neuvilly Road Cemetery, Montay, Nord, France
Grave or Memorial Reference	I.F.7
Location of memorial	Amersham St Mary
Date/Place of birth	c1880      Amersham
Date/Place of baptism	07 Apr 1880 Amersham
Pre-war occupation of Casualty	retail grocer
Parents	James Emmens (lt) & Lydia Mead nee Bunden
Parent's occupation	grocer
Parents' Address (last known)	1901: Grocers shop, High St, Amersham
Wife	Edith Mead nee Slade
Wife's Address (last known)	16 Abingdon Villas, Kensington, London
Notes	formerly 28860 Gloucestershire Regiment. Stretcher bearer. Organist & choirmaster. Succeeded father in business

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