From the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website:
Rank:Private
Service Number:L/16556
Date of Death:08/07/1915
Age:19
Regiment/Service:Royal Fusiliers 5th Bn.
Son of WILLIAM GODDARD, a coal miner driver and his wife EMMA (nee MOUNTFORD) of 108, High St., Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent.
He died after being crushed between two railway carriages at the military good yard in Dover.
Rank:Private
Service Number:L/16556
Date of Death:08/07/1915
Age:19
Regiment/Service:Royal Fusiliers 5th Bn.
Son of WILLIAM GODDARD, a coal miner driver and his wife EMMA (nee MOUNTFORD) of 108, High St., Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent.
He died after being crushed between two railway carriages at the military good yard in Dover.
From the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website:
Rank:Private
Service Number:L/16556
Date of Death:08/07/1915
Age:19
Regiment/Service:Royal Fusiliers 5th Bn.
Son of WILLIAM GODDARD, a coal miner driver and his wife EMMA (nee MOUNTFORD) of 108, High St., Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent.
He died after being crushed between two railway carriages at the military good yard in Dover.
Rank:Private
Service Number:L/16556
Date of Death:08/07/1915
Age:19
Regiment/Service:Royal Fusiliers 5th Bn.
Son of WILLIAM GODDARD, a coal miner driver and his wife EMMA (nee MOUNTFORD) of 108, High St., Goldenhill, Stoke-on-Trent.
He died after being crushed between two railway carriages at the military good yard in Dover.
Inscription
L/16556 PRIVATE
J. GODDARD
Royal Fusiliers
8th July, 1915 age 19
"REST IN PEACE"
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