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James Dickson Lemon

Key Facts

Date of Death: 06 May 1941

Place of Death: Corner of Avondale Street

Age: 7

James and his sister, Grace, lived at 22 Avondale Street. They lost their lives when a parachute mine destroyed 2 shelters, 10 houses and a school in the Ravenscroft Avenue and Avondale Street area during the final raid on Belfast.

At least 20 other people were killed in the incident.

They are buried together in Belfast City Cemetery.

Related People

Surname	Forename(s)	Age	Occupation/Rank	Date of Death	Place of Death
Lemon	Grace	10	-	06 May 1941	Corner of Avondale Street	View
Baird	David	57	Painter	5 May 1941	13 Avondale Street	View
Bingham	Thomas	16	Machine Man and ARP Warden	06 May 1941	Ravenscroft Avenue	View
Frizzell	Robert John	48	Engineer (Post Office)	05 May 1941	39 Ravenscroft Avenue	View
Frizzell	Eveline	46	Housewife	05 May 1941	39 Ravenscroft Avenue	View
Frizzell	Eric	12	-	05 May 1941	39 Ravenscroft Avenue	View
Frizzell	Eveline	16	-	06 May 1941	39 Ravenscroft Avenue	View
Holden	Charlotte	25	Housewife	05 May 1941	Avondale Street	View
Holden	Jean	4	-	05 May 1941	Avondale Street	View
Malcolm	Dorothy	22	Munitions Worker	05 May 1941	Avondale Street	View
Mawhinney	Elizabeth	47	ARP Warden	05 May 1941	Royal Victoria Hospital	View
Mawhinney	Charlotte	20	Winder	06 May 1941	Royal Victoria Hospital	View
McCullough	William	66	Labourer	05 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McCullough	Agnes	64	Housewife	05 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McCullough	Martha Neill	11	-	05 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McCullough	William John (Ralph)	5	-	05 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McCullough	Ralph	13	-	05 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McCullough	Agnes	6	-	06 May 1941	8 Avondale Street	View
McGowan	William Thomas	59	Labourer	06 May 1941	Avondale Street	View
McGowan	Bertha	56	Housekeeper	06 May 1941	Royal Victoria Hospital	View
Neill	Jane	79	-	06 May 1941	Avondale Street	View