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James Francis SUMMERS (aka Frank) [c.1893-1917]

Submitted by jill on Mon, 2022-01-17 01:35

Status:

Deceased

Sex:

Male

Names

Family:

Summers

Given:

James Francis

Alias / nickname:

Frank

Birth

Date:

c.1893-01-01 (Year, Month, Day are approximate)

Death

Date:

1917-09-23

Cause of death:

Active service at Ypres

Other

Other reference:

St Michael's memorial

More detailed information on Frank Summers is given by annpake in the threads on his father Edwin Summers and his mother Celestina Summers. He was killed at Ypres, Belgium in WW1, fighting with the Australian army. He has a memorial in St Michael's Cemetery. His brothers were Alec and Charles Summers and his sister Eva Margaret Forbes.

Birthplace (country):

Hong Kong

Tags:

WW1

Australia

Edwin Henry Sparks Summers

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Celestina SUMMERS (née LESBIREL) [????-1942]

Submitted by jill on Sun, 2022-01-02 21:11

Status:

Deceased

Sex:

Female

Names

Family:

Summers

Given:

Celestina

Maiden:

Lesbirel

Death

Date:

1942-02-11

Celestina Summers was the wife of Edwin Henry Sparks Summers and mother of Charles, Alec and Frank Summers. Her daughter became Mrs. R.F. Forbes. I don't know her maiden name. Celestina was "sponsor" at the baptisms of Leslie and Evelyn Warren, my uncle and aunt. Her father had worked as Assistant at the National Hotel after my great-grandfather John Olson retired. <Read more ...>

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Edwin Henry Sparks Summers

Charles Henry Summers

Alec Summers

Frank Summers

Mrs. R.F. Forbes

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Edwin Henry Spark(s) SUMMERS [1862-1940]

Submitted by jill on Sun, 2022-01-02 21:01

Status:

Deceased

Sex:

Male

Names

Family:

Summers

Given:

Edwin Henry Spark(s)

Birth

Date:

c.1862-12-01 (Month, Day are approximate)

Birthplace (town, state):

North Petheron, Somerset

Death

Date:

1940-04-07

From the SCMP, 12 May 1924, p. 9

46 YEARS IN HONG KONG

MR. E.H. SUMMERS RETIRES

One of the oldest and most respected residents of Hongkong, Mr. E.H. Summers, leaves Hongkong with Mrs. Summers for home to-morrrow on the President Monroe after the long period of 46 years in the Colony. <Read more ...>