Name: |
MARRIOTT |
Given Name: |
THOMAS |
Initials: |
T |
Rank: |
MajorOther Casualties of this Rank |
Regiment: |
South African Rifles |
Unit: |
2ndOther Casualties from this Unit |
Unit 2: |
"A" Sqdn.Other Casualties from this Unit |
Date of Death: |
1920-05-04Other Casualties on this
Date |
Age: |
46 |
Cause of Death: |
Died of aneurism and asthemia |
Decorations: |
M C |
Citations: |
LG 3 March 1917 - "For conspicuous gallantry during an enemy attack on the garrison which he was commanding. The attacking force, with artillery, was far superior in number, but by Capt. Marriott's energy in organising the defence and by his fine example of coolness and courage held the post and repulsed three enemy assaults at close quarters, inflicting severe losses on the enemy." |
Additional Information: |
Son of Joseph and Emma Marriott, of Walcote Lodge, Lutterworth, Rugby. Served in the South African War (as Capt.) with South African Light Horse. |
This information was last verified for accuracy: 2015-12-31