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World War II

Mr Gilbert Barker Mann (1910-1917)

Date of birth 29 October 1900
School Information Brother of Walter George Mann (1907-09) who was killed during WW1 and also brother of Alan Kerr Mann (1909-15) and Orson Kennedy Mann (1915-21).
Career Information Engineer, Framlingham
Date of Death 4 May 1941
Cause of Death Killed in enemy action
Location Westerfield Road, Framlingham
Cemetery Framlingham Church
Rank Civilian
Brand of Service Section Leader, Home Guard
Story GILBERTBARKERMANN1910-17-3.pdf

Section Leader, Suffolk Home Guard. Died at Westerfield Road, Framlingham on 4 May 1941 as a result of enemy action, aged 40. On Framlingham Town War memorial www.roll-of-honour.org/Suffolk/Framlingham.html