Private Frederick Isaac Livermore
2nd Battalion, Dorsetshire Regiment
25/03/1917
Son of the late Mr James Livermore
One of two brothers who both fell within 6 months. Brother
of Private of William
Henry Livermore
Killed in action, aged 36 years.
NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post
of Friday 28 December 1917
Two Brothers Killed in Action. Mrs Bouchere
of Georgetown has received the tragic news that two
of her brothers, William and Fred Livermore, have been
killed in action. Both were residing in the South of
England at the outbreak of war and joined the Dorset
Regiment. The eldest, William, was reported missing
on 17 November 1916 whilst fighting in France and the
younger, Fred, who was serving in Mesopotamia was also
reported missing on 25 March 1917 during the fighting
near Baghdad. The official intimation has now come through
that both were killed on the dates mentioned. The late
gallant soldiers were the sons of the late Mr J Livermore
and were well known in this Island, which they last
visited on leave in 1916, the elder was 40 and the younger
36. To Mrs Bouchere and other members of the family
we tender our heartfelt sympathy in their double loss.
Commonwealth
War Graves Commission Record
