Private 19883 Frederick WHITEHOUSE

Private 19883 Frederick Whitehouse{gallery}Pte F Whitehouse{/gallery}1st Battalion, Wiltshire (Duke of Edinburgh’s Regiment)
Died of wounds at No 49 Casualty Clearing Station, France and Flanders, 4th September 1916, aged 24

• Buried: Contay British Cemetery, Somme, France. I.A.19
  
• Awarded: 1915 Star, British War and Victory Medals
• Son of Frederick and Hannah Whitehouse of Tamworth
• Brother of Private 4690 Charles Whitehouse 
• NNWFHS Memorials: Nuneaton WWI Other Regiments 
  

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Links to Relevant Information

• CWGC Page for Private Whitehouse
• Contay British Cemetery
• Wiltshire Regiment

1911 Census and Family History Information

• Born 1891 and baptised 1 Oct 1891 at Glascote/Tamworth
• Lived at White Swan public house, Kingsbury (father Frederick was the landlord) [1901]
  
• Lived at 21 Manley Crescent, Abbey Green, Nuneaton [1911]
• Employed as a labourer [1911]
  
• Enlisted at Nuneaton. Arrived in France 13 May 1915