George Allman

Name:

George Allman
Son of George & Fanny Allman of Broxton

Rank:

Driver

Service Number:

T329016

Regiment:

Royal Army Service Corps.

Death Date:

4th June 1917 Age 39 years

Death:

Sickness. Brochitis after a chill.

Buried:

At Brown Knowl Methodist Churchyard, Cheshire

Commemorated:

On the War Memorial and Church Memorial at St James’, Christleton, and Christleton Institute.
Memorial Service at St James’ Christleton June 1917.

devoted member of the Christleton Institute, and a familiar figure in the village. He worked for Mr. and Mrs. Cullimore for 11 years and was essentially one of our own

The Rector of Christleton Revd. G.M.V. Hickey

Obituary Cheshire Observer - 12th May, 1917

We regret to record the death of Private George Allman of the Army Service Corps, which took place on Friday 4th while in training, from pneumonia. Pte Allman who was widely known as previous to joining the army at Chester only a month ago, was for many years the valued servant of Mr.. and Mrs John Cullimore. He was a keen member since its formation of the Christleton & Wervin Troop of mounted volunteers, and had a genial personality. The news was received in the village with great regret. The interment is to take place at his home Parish Church of Chowley*, and the memorial service to be held at Christleton Church on Thursday evening.