PASK, Philip Henry

No.S/11947, Corporal, Philip Henry PASK
Aged 21

9th Battalion, Rifle Brigade
Died of his Wounds on Tuesday, 28th September 1915

Born in Stansfield (3rd qtr Risbridge 4a:706) son of Arthur and Louisa PASK (née WELLS)

1901 census...Aged 7, he was at 14 Horringer Road, Bury St.Edmunds with his father Arthur PASK [39] miller's carter born Depden; his mother Louisa [39] born Fornham All Saints; brother Ernest Oliver [12] born Depden

1911 census...Aged 17, house decorator, he was at 26 Horringer Road with his widowed mother and brother Ernest (County Council clerk)

His brother Ernest was killed in Belgium in 1917 see here

He enlisted in Bury St.Edmunds. The entry in the Bury Free Press says he received his wounds on 26th. None of the applicable war diaries sufficiently locate the action that day

photo C.W.G.C.

Philip Pask is buried in Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium 1:D:39A

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No.S/11947, Corporal, Philip Henry PASK Aged 21 9th Battalion, Rifle Brigade Died of his Wounds on Tuesday, 28th September 1915

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No.S/11947, Corporal, Philip Henry PASK
Aged 21

9th Battalion, Rifle Brigade
Died of his Wounds on Tuesday, 28th September 1915