Every Name a Story

W. McClure 1941
Rank : Civilian

Jarrow

William  McClure

Every Name a Story

Jarrow Municipal Borough reported the death of  William McClure of 16 Sheldon Street. He was the husband of Mersaney McClure. They both died at 16 Sheldon Street on 10/04/1941.

Their son James died in 1943 serving with the Merchant Navy on S.S. Empire Bowman.

William McClure is remembered at Jarrow in J2.15

First Name: William

Last Name: McClure

Which War: Second World War 1939-45

Died: 10/04/1941

Age: 65

Rank: Civilian

Served in: Civilian War Dead 1939-45

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