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Samuel Stutt |
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Surname |
Christian Names |
Service Number |
Rank |
Regiment |
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Stutt |
Samuel |
R/581 |
AB |
Hood Btn |
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Born |
Age |
Enlisted at |
Address |
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35 |
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Wood Lane |
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Date of Death |
Where killed |
Cause of Death |
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11/08/1918 |
Hospital at Langensalza |
Died of wounds - Sepsis after
wounds |
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Cemetery |
Plot |
Country |
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Niederzwehren Cemetery |
vi,l,7 |
Germany |
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Next of Kin |
Next of kin address |
Town |
| Mrs. A. Stutt (Wife) |
13 Wood Lane |
Chippenham |
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Notes |
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Born 28 Jul 1883
Hood Btn RN Div, RNVR
Father, Edward, Crosses Gardens, St. Paul's, Bristol.
Attested to Army Reserve 12/12/15
Mobilised 3/1/17
Draft for BEF 15/4/17
Joined Hood Bn. 5/6/17
Missing, POW 24/3/1918
Mr AS Helps , manager of the Chippenham Gas Works, applied for the
exemption of Samuel Stutt of Woodlane and Frederick William Wootton of
London Road. Both men were employed as stokers at the works. Mr Helps said
that the gas works had tried replacing stokers with children or old men
but they had not been able to carry out the work. This had led to
difficulties in keeping the regular supply of gas to Chippenham.
Stutt was granted a 3-month exemption and Wootton , 1 month provided
they stayed with the same employer.
Wilts Times 21 March 1915
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Memorials Commemorated on: |
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Chippenham Town War Memorial |
Yes |
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St Paul’s Church |
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St Andrew’s Church |
Yes |
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Liberal Club |
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Hardenhuish Church |
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| Causeway Methodist
Church |
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| Pewsham Street |
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| Boys School |
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| Congregation Church |
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Last updated -
14/01/2011
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