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GILBERT SIDNEY BRITTEN
Surname: BRITTEN
Forename: GILBERT SIDNEY
Initials: G S
Date of Birth
1895
Place of Birth Damerham, Wilts
Place of Birth Source 1901 Census
Address
1911 Census:
Green Bank Farm, Damerham.
Schools attended
Employment / trade 1911 Census shows. “Working on farm.”
Place of work Green Bank Farm, Damerham, Wilts
Family (parents and grandparents) Son of Sydney and Bessie Caroline Britten of Penryn Leigh Rd, Wimborne, Dorset
Spouse Name
Notes Possibly attended Reading University College before army service.
Name listed in War Heroes of Ferndown by Ian Dale
Regiment at call-up Cheshire Regiment
Regiment at discharge
Rank at call-up Private
Service no at call-up
Date of attestation
-
Date of call-up
-
Area reported to
Source
Naval vessels served
Decorations and awards
Other service details Cheshire Regiment
Formerly Royal Field Artillery
15th BN
(1/4th Batt. Dorsetshire Reg)
Other rank
Other service no
Service facts Action in N. France.
Fatally wounded, died of his injuries.
Age at death 22
Date of death
19 Apr 1918
Regiment at death Cheshire Regiment
Battalion at death
Rank at death Private
Circumstances of death Died of wounds
Service no at death 60302
Field of action at death
Place of death France
Location of grave BAGNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY, GEZAINCOURT
Position I. C. 13.
Other memorials Reading University College/ Estate. Management College memorial , St. John's Church, Wimborne, Ferndown Roll of Honour & British Legion Memorial
Newspaper Reference
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GILBERT SIDNEY BRITTEN
Surname: | BRITTEN |
Forename: | GILBERT SIDNEY |
Initials: | G S |
Date of Birth | 1895 |
Place of Birth | Damerham, Wilts |
Place of Birth Source | 1901 Census |
Address | 1911 Census: Green Bank Farm, Damerham. |
Schools attended |
Employment / trade | 1911 Census shows. “Working on farm.” |
Place of work | Green Bank Farm, Damerham, Wilts |
Family (parents and grandparents) | Son of Sydney and Bessie Caroline Britten of Penryn Leigh Rd, Wimborne, Dorset |
Spouse Name | |
Notes | Possibly attended Reading University College before army service. Name listed in War Heroes of Ferndown by Ian Dale |
Regiment at call-up | Cheshire Regiment |
Regiment at discharge | |
Rank at call-up | Private |
Service no at call-up | |
Date of attestation | - |
Date of call-up | - |
Area reported to | |
Source |
Naval vessels served | |
Decorations and awards | |
Other service details | Cheshire Regiment Formerly Royal Field Artillery 15th BN (1/4th Batt. Dorsetshire Reg) |
Other rank | |
Other service no | |
Service facts | Action in N. France. Fatally wounded, died of his injuries. |
Age at death | 22 |
Date of death | 19 Apr 1918 |
Regiment at death | Cheshire Regiment |
Battalion at death | |
Rank at death | Private |
Circumstances of death | Died of wounds |
Service no at death | 60302 |
Field of action at death | |
Place of death | France |
Location of grave | BAGNEUX BRITISH CEMETERY, GEZAINCOURT |
Position | I. C. 13. |
Other memorials | Reading University College/ Estate. Management College memorial , St. John's Church, Wimborne, Ferndown Roll of Honour & British Legion Memorial |
Newspaper Reference |
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