1891
sibling
Harry Sherriff Landon
Source:6157042
25th August 1891
1902
education
primary school
Lathom Road School
East Ham
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1902
1911
employment
apprentice printing machine manager
Co-operative Printing Society Ltd London branch
London
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1st August 1911
1915
service
British Army
Gunner
Royal Garrison Artillery
Source:6179892
15th November 1915
1915
dates
Age 19
Source:6622955
22nd November 1915
1915
enlistment
East Ham
United Kingdom
Source:6622955
22nd November 1915
1915
service
British Army
Gunner
294871
Royal Garrison Artillery
141st (East Ham) Heavy Battery
Source:6624569
22nd November 1915
1915
location
47 Colvin Road, East Ham
United Kingdom
parents address
Source:6622955
22nd November 1915
1917
discharge
Source:6622972
6th June 1917
1917
discharge
Source:6622935
6th June 1917
1917
events
miltary character
discharge
Dover
United Kingdom
Jack was tee total at this point but became a publican in 1941!
Source:6622972
6th June 1917
1917
hospitalisation
no longer physically fit for service
Hospital/Institution
Source:6622972
6th June 1917
1917
discharge
Source:6624520
6th July 1917
1918
employment
proprietor of a bakery
Tilbe's bakery
Springfield Rd, Harrow, Middx
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1918
1923
marriage
Violet Marguerite Baker
Source:6157047
22nd March 1923
1924
children
John Landon
Source:6622992
19th May 1924
1928
children
Cyril Harry Landon
Source:6622992
26th August 1928
1930
employment
printing machine manager
Scottish Daily Record
Glasgow
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1930 - 1935
1935
employment
printing machine manager
Daily Telegraph
Fleet Street, London
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1935 - 1941
1937
children
Betty Muriel Landon
Source:6622992
4th November 1937
1941
employment
publican
Oving, Bucks
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
1941 - 1957
education
Colvin Road School
East Ham
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
employment
restaurateur
Gerrards Cross
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
hospitalisation
Discharged because of sickness after service on the Somme in 1916
Hospital/Institution
Source:6622935
service
British Army
Gunner
3014
Royal Garrison Artillery
Source:2303876
service
British Army
Royal Garrison Artillery
Source:6157038
service
British Army
Gunner
Royal Garrison Artillery
Source:6157038
service
British Army
Gunner
293871
Royal Garrison Artillery
141st (East Ham) Heavy Battery
Source:6622955
1963
death
Not War Related
Jack died in the Royal Masonic Hospital of lung disease caused by a lifetime of smoking. He had catered for many Masonic events at The Misbourne Restaurant
Hammersmith, Middx
United Kingdom
Source:6157042
14th February 1963