Cecil Dashwood Milman Fowler

Name

Cecil Dashwood Milman Fowler

Conflict

First World War

Date of Death / Age

25/09/1915
18

Rank, Service Number & Service Details

Lieutenant
The Queen’s (Royal West Surrey Regiment)
1st Bn.

Awards: Service Medals/Honour Awards

Not Yet Researched

Cemetery/Memorial: Name/Reference/Country

LOOS MEMORIAL
Panel 13 to 15.
France

UK & Other Memorials

Haileybury College Cloister Wall Memorial, Hertford Heath

Pre War

Born on 2 Nov 1896 in Merebank, Weaverham, Cheshire son of Lt. Colonel Valentine Augustus Milman and Edith Marian (Byas) Fowler of Donhead Lodge, Shaftesbury, Dorset. Educated at Haileybury College 1910-13 and the Royal Military College Sandhurst. He was unmarried.

Wartime Service

Gazetted 2nd Lieutenant on 1 Oct 1914 and Lieutenant on Apr 1915. Entered France 26 Oct 1914 and was wounded by a shot through the lung at Ypres on 4 Nov 1914. He returned to duty in Jun 1915 and was killed in a German trench at Givenchy on 25 Sep 1915 while leading his men in an attack.

Acknowledgments

Malcolm Lennox, Karen Smith - Acting Director of External Relations www.haileybury.com/honour