The badge of the Royal Military Police

Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Fitzsimons
Initials:J J
Rank:Private
Army Number:7143980
Notes:CMP. VP. Formerly Connaught Rangers (disbanded 1922) and Wiltshire Regiment. 12/7/41 Transferred to CMP. Born 2/6/1899. Casualty List 681, Home, Died result of accident, attached to 8 Hampshire Regiment, 9/11/1941. He was born in Eire and resided in Coventry. No inscription on gravestone.
John Joseph Fitzsimons.

Extract from the Rugby Advertiser, 11/11/41.
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS, Three People Killed and Two Injured on London Road.
The victims were a 42 years old soldier, Pte. John Joseph Fitzsimons, Corps of Military Police.
In the first accident which occurred at about 9.15 pm, Pte Fitzsimons was knocked down by a car when crossing the road, near the Dilke Arms, and taken to Hospital at St. Cross, Rugby. He received a fractured base of the skull, broken ankle and lacerations of the face. The driver of the car was Verdun Walter Gordon Colgrave (25), 3, Castle Street Rugby, who was driving on the dual carriageway towards Dunchurch
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:Nov. 9, 1941
Company:ATT 8 HAMPSHIRES
CWGC Link:2714753
Cemetery:RUGBY (WHINFIELD) CEMETERY, UNITED KINGDOM 🇬🇧
Make this Notebook Trusted to load map: File -> Trust Notebook