No.11928, Corporal, Frederick William BACON
Aged 24
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Born in 1892 (1st qtr Hunringdon 3b:273) the son of William and Mary Ann BACON (née NEFFLY)
1901 census...Aged 9, he was at 7 Great Northern Street, Huntingdon with his father William BACON [47]coach body maker, born Brockdish, Norfolk; his mother Mary Ann [44 born Wingfield, Suffolk; brothers Edward [21] boot shop assistant, born Halesworth, Suffolk, Hedley [15]stationer's assistant, George [12] born Huntingdon, and sister Blanche [7] born Huntingdon. 1911 census...Aged 19, a sopa salesman, he was at 4 Beech Road, Sparkhill, Birmingham, with his brother Edward Alebert, now boot shop manager, Edward's wife Elzabeth Mary [28] born Deptford and their son Edward George Hedley [1] born Sparkhill. His parents and sister had moved to 49 Churchgate Street, Bury St.Edmunds The pension card has his mother at 49 Churchgate Street, Bury St.Edmunds |
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He enlisted in Louth, Lincolnshire
Dying in a Base Hospital, and in the absence of his Army service record, it is impossiblw to say where or when he was wounded/taken ill
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