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William Alfred Washbourn Ewart
21/09/1896 - 29/03/1917
CWGC Cemetery: Deir El Belah War CemeteryOther Memorials: St Mary's Church, Shortlands, Shortlands War Memorial
Place of birth: Pimlico, Middlesex
Last known address in Bromley: 160 Bromley Road
Last known address in Bromley: 160 Bromley Road
Military information
Regiment/Service: Essex RegimentBattalion/Ship: 1st/5th Bn
Rank: Private
Number: 250306
Family information
Parents: Benjamin Thomas & Maud Kendall Ewart (nee Washbourn)Parents' occupation: Indigo marketing clerk
Siblings: none
Census information
1901Address: 6 Cavendish Place, St Marylebone
1911
Address: Ongar Grammar School
Extra details
William was the only child of Benjamin and Maud Ewart. He was baptised at Holy Trinity, Westminster on 19th November 1896. He attended Ongar Grammar School as a boarder.
William enlisted in the Essex Regiment on 19th August 1914. He was wounded during the 1st Battle of Gaza and died on 29th March 1917.
His only connection to Bromley is his aunt Fanny Schonlank (nee Ewart) who lived at 160 Bromley Road.
Additional photographs
Source: St Mary's Shortlands Book of Remembrance
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