Thomas Fancourt Hayman-Joyce
Person details
| Forename(s) | Thomas Fancourt |
|---|---|
| Surname | Hayman-Joyce |
| Rank | Major |
| Regiment | Royal Artillery |
| Age | 39 |
| Death | Illness contracted in India |
| Place of Death | UK > London |
| Date of Death | 03/07/1946 |
| Year of Entry | 1920 |
| House Letter | B |
| School Notes | Upper Sixth |
| Comments |
Father of RJ Hayman-Joyce (B Social 1954) & JL Hayman-Joyce (B Social 1958) |
| Commonwealth War Graves Commission Link | https://www.cwgc.org/find-record... |
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| Prefect | House Prefect |
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| Burial or Cemetery | Memorial > Brookwood |
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| Archives | Correspondence file in OR files in Radley Archives |
| Post School | Woolwich; Married |
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| Prisoner of War | |
| Radlein Obituary | November 17 1946. On July 3rd, 1946, Thomas Fancourt Hayman-Joyce, Major, R.A. (Stone's, B, 1920-24). Thomas, the brother of H. J. Hayman-Joyce, came to Radley in the Michaelmas term of 1920, and although he left. young he had already made his mark in the school; quiet and unassuming he was beloved by all who knew him, and before he left for Woolwich he reached the Upper Sixth, was appointed a house prefect and rowed in the 3rd Eight. From Radley he passed on to Woolwich and was commissioned to the RA. and sent out to India. There unfortunately he picked up a germ, which resulted in his return to London, where he worked through the blitz, having reached the rank of Major. Our condolences go to his relations and many friends. |
| Service Number | 36673 |
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