Francis Richard Hampshire "Frank" Boraman
- Born: 19 Mar 1918
- Location: Ash Vale, Surrey, England
- Died: Oct 1990 (Aged 72yrs)
- Location: Ash Vale, Surrey, England
- Father: Charles John Boraman
- Mother: Clara Laura Foy
- Brother: James Henry Boraman
- Brother: William Charles Boraman
- Brother: Joseph Foy Boraman
- Brother: Charles Joseph Boraman
- Brother: Arthur Albert Boraman
- Brother: Robert James Boraman
- Brother: John Boraman
- Brother: Richard John Boraman
- Sister: Marguerite Boraman
- Brother: Edward George Boraman
- Sister: Ivy Louisa Jane Boraman
- Sister: Lily Boraman
- Sister: Violet Boraman
- Sister: May Boraman
- Sister: Rose Beatrice Boraman
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Own Family
- Spouse: Daisy Rees
- Married: 1947 (Aged 28yrs)
- Information source: Marriage index entry
Location: Surrey, England
- Information source: Marriage index entry
- Son: Wayne F Boraman, born 1948
- Daughter: Clare E Boraman, born 1953
Occupations
- No 5493587, 2/4th Bn., 4th Div, Hampshire Regiment in 1944
Residences
Notes
Named after Richard who was killed on HMS HAMPSHIRE.
Frank was stationed in Italy with his brother Arthur during WW2. Frank had been sent to deliver a message and he passed Arthur and a few others sitting on the ground having a brew ,Arthur offered Frank one but Frank said I've got to take this message but pour me one and I'll be back in five. When Frank got back their officer stopped him and told him Arthur had been injured, a German shell had landed by them and critically injured him. Frank got to the forward dressing station before Arthur was taken to a hospital and a few weeks later Frank got a letter from England telling him that Arthur was dead.
Frank was stationed in Italy with his brother Arthur during WW2. Frank had been sent to deliver a message and he passed Arthur and a few others sitting on the ground having a brew ,Arthur offered Frank one but Frank said I've got to take this message but pour me one and I'll be back in five. When Frank got back their officer stopped him and told him Arthur had been injured, a German shell had landed by them and critically injured him. Frank got to the forward dressing station before Arthur was taken to a hospital and a few weeks later Frank got a letter from England telling him that Arthur was dead.