Private Aubrey Stanbridge

Title (Mr/ Mrs/ Capt/ Rev etc): 

First name(s): 

Aubrey

Surname only: 

Stanbridge

 

Pte Aubrey Stanbridge, 27467, 1st Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment, attached to the 10th Worcesters, was killed in action on the Somme on July 23rd, 1916.

Born in Luton in 1877, his birth registration shows his full name as Haydn Aubrey Stanbridge. He was the son of the late Frank Shapcott Stanbridge (died 1907, aged 54) and Caroline Stanbridge (died 1913, aged 60). His last known address was 77 Wellington Street, Luton, where his mother lived until her death.

Around the time of Pte Stanbridge's birth the family were living at 19 Collingdon Street, Luton. They moved to 45 Stuart Street before living in Wellington Street, where in 1911 he was described as a boot maker and repairer.

His death was not reported in Luton newspapers at the time.

 

Service or Civilian?: 

Service Number: 

27476

Regiment: 

Medals Awarded: 

War time / or Pre War occupation: 

Boot maker and repairer

Place of Birth: 

Luton
United Kingdom

Place of Death: 

Somme
France

War Memorial Location: 

Grave Location: 

France

World War I Address: 

77 Wellington Street
Luton
United Kingdom

Individual Location: 

Classifications: 

Connects to: 

Year of Birth: 

1 877

Year of Death: 

1 916

Month of Death: 

Jul

Day of Death: 

23

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Most Relevant Date: 

Sunday, July 23, 1916