Born during the September quarter 1903 in the
Barton on Irwell R.D. - ref: 8c/717, the son of
Sam & Lavinia Daggett (nee Pettinger).

1911 Census - 44 Pink Bank Lane, Reddish,
Stockport.   Son - aged: 7 - born: Stretford.  
Head of household - Sam Daggett - Married - aged:
36 - occ; Commercial Traveller in Timber Trade -
born: Bradford, Yorkshire.    Also Lavinia Daggett
- Wife - aged: 30 - born: Newton Heath,
Manchester.    Plus 4 sisters.

Married Frances E. Jones at the Levenshulme
Methodist Chapel, Cromwell Grove, the marriage
being registered during the September quarter 1931
in the Manchester South R.D. - ref: 8d/697.

1939 National Registration - 56 Mauldeth Road,
Manchester.    Leslie J. Daggett - Married - Born
on the 11th July 1903 - occ: Wages Cost Clerk.  
Frances E. Daggett - Married - Born on the 2nd
December 1902 - occ: Unpaid Domestic Duties.  
There is one redacted record at this address -
this is probably their son - Roger S. Daggett,
born: 1934.

CWGC - Fireman, A.F.S. Son of Lavinia Daggett, of
44 Albert Road, Levenshulme; husband of Frances
Emily Daggett, of 56 Mouldeth Road, Withington.
Died at A.F.S. Depot, Birchfields Road.

AFS Firemen Leslie J. Daggatt and William Bagnall
were killed when a bomb demolished a house
opposite their Station.   The tenants - Mr Polak
and his two daughters were not at home.   In
another suburb [Stretford], Fire Watcher Harry
Delaney was killed whilst patrolling the avenue in
which he lived.    Mr. H. Polak and his two
daughters resided at 136 Birchfields Road,
Manchester.

Manchester Evening News dated the 8th May 1941.  
Front page article plus back page detail of AFS
Men.

Manchester Evening News dated the 10th May 1941.  
"BMDs - Members of the Independent Order of
Rechabites meet at Manchester Crematorium at 1.00
pm on Monday the 12th May, to pay their last
respects to our worthy Brother - Leslie Daggett
D.D.R. 104 District - Regalia to be worn.

Listed on Manchester FB Memorial as having died on
23/12/1940.