| Content Note | Includes: Typed note from the Officer in Charge of the Military Hospital, Blandford, stating that the body of Corporal Jobson had been sent home for burial, 17 September 1918; handwritten letter from Mrs S Jobson to Major G H Davis, Directorate of Graves Registration and Enquiries, asking whether the wooden cross offered by the DGRE had been put up on her husband's grave, 29 November 1918; handwritten letter from Mr J T Jobson, the casualty's son, explaining that his mother had died and been buried with her husband, and wanting permission to have a stone kerb or foot stone engraved to his mother's memory on the grave, with a sketch to demonstrate his idea, 3 April 1940; handwritten letter from Mr Jobson, thanking the Commission for their consent, 17 April 1940; handwritten letter from Mr Jobson, seeking permission to clean the headstone, 30 March 1948; letter from F Tyrell, IWGC Secretary, to Mr Jobson, consenting to the cleaning of the headstone provided that no acid or chemical was used, and recommending that clear water and carborundum be used, 1 May 1948. |
| Cemetery_Name | LIVERPOOL (WEST DERBY) CEMETERY |