Name
Frederick (Ferdinand) H Henry
Conflict
First World War
Date of Death / Age
12/10/1916
19
Rank, Service Number & Service Details
Private
39576
Gloucestershire Regiment
8th Bn
Awards: Service Medals/Honour Awards
Not Yet Researched
Cemetery/Memorial: Name/Reference/Country
BOULOGNE EASTERN CEMETERY
VIII. D. 137
France
Headstone Inscription
Not Researched
UK & Other Memorials
St Albans Citizens Memorial, Town Hall (old) Memorial, St Albans, St Michael's Church Memorial, St Albans, Edwin Lees (& Sons) Boot Factory Memorial, St Albans, Kings Road (New) - Street Memorial, St Albans, Not listed on the Hertfordshire Regimental Memorial, All Saints Church, Hertford
Pre War
Son of Frederick and Mary Henry, of 61, King's Rd., St. Albans, Herts.
Formerly employed by Edwin Lee's Boot Factory of St Albans.
On the 1911 census, listed as Ferdinand Hammond Henry born about 1898 in Brixton, living with his parents, Ferdinand and Mary Ann Henry, licensed victuallers at the Green Dragon in London Colney. One of three children, only one sister survives by 1911, Ellen Gertrude, born about 1903 in Balham.
On the 1939 register, parents, Ferdinand (house painter) and Mary are living at 61 Kings Road.
War gratuity goes to mother as next of kin, in this record set named as Fred Henry. This gives his date of death as 12 Oct 1916
Wartime Service
Formerly 4845 in the Hertfordshire Regiment.
Pte. 8th Glos. Regt; died of wounds in Boulogne Hospital.
Died of wounds.
Acknowledgments
Gareth Hughes
Jonty Wild
