Peter F C Causebrook
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L/Cpl. FRANCIS CHARLES CAUSEBROOK
He died on 31st August 1943, aged 23 years, and is commemorated at Thanbyuzayaat War Cemetery: Grave B1. B.10. Educated at Wellingborough Grammar School, he later became a member of the Wellingborough Town Rugby Football Club, and of the Rushden Swimming Club. He was a clerk in the office of the Rushden Sanitary Inspector before joining the Army in October 1939, and as a result of his former occupation became attached to a mobile bath unit.
[Adapted text and photos courtesy of 'Hearts & Soles']
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Francis Charles (Peter) Causebrook was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Causebrook, of 2 Gordon Street, Rushden.
He was taken prisoner by the Japanese in 1941. In April 1943 the International Red Cross confirmed that he was a prisoner of war at Malai Camp. He died the following August in a prison camp on the borders of Thailand (then called Siam).