Webmaster Notes
I am not sure why I started this page - Probably just an article that I thought might be something that might be searched.
Looking more closely it seems that the reason was that the first name recorded in the Burial Register is for Elisa Levell. The Levell family name also features on the War Memorial and there is a Commonwealth War grave (or grave at least) for a G. Levell in Brandhoek New Military Cemetery West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.
George Levell is listed on the Belchamp Walter Roll of Honour and served with the Royal Fusiliers.
The Levell Family
1910-1911 Suffolk & Essex Free Press newspaper archive
January 5th 1910
There was a military funeral at Walter Belchamp of Private Arthur Levell aged 39 years, of the depot of
Suffolk Regiment, the remains were interred in the churchyard with full military honours on Monday
afternoon by permission of Major Brett, commanding officer of the depot. Colour Sergeant Britton and
Sergeant Fordham with some of the deceased's old comrades acted as bearers. Drummer Alcock sounded the
last post. Deceased served 18 years in the army, 10 in India. He became ill and went on sick furlough,
he expired on December 20th. His death was attributed to bronchitis and pneumonia.
Commonwealth War Grave?
BRANDHOEK NEW MILITARY CEMETERY
West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
Son of Alfred and Annie Levell; husband of Sarah Levell, of North Waver, Walter Belchamp, Sudbury, Suffolk.
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