Sergeant William Ginger
Title (Mr/ Mrs/ Capt/ Rev etc):
First name(s):
William
Surname only:
Ginger
Sgt William Ginger, 18144, 2nd Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment, was killed in action on the Somme on October 12th, 1916.
The father of three sons and three daughters, he had married Mary Jane Goodge in 1898 and was living in Summer Street, Slip End. The Flamstead-born soldier was a labourer working for builders T. & E. Neville, of Castle Street, Luton, before he joined up on December 7th, 1914.
Service or Civilian?:
Service Number:
18144
Regiment:
Employer:
T. & E. Neville, Luton
War time / or Pre War occupation:
Builder's labourer
Place of Birth:
Flamstead
Place of Death:
Somme
War Memorial Location:
Grave Location:
No known grave
World War I Address:
Summer Street
Slip End
Individual Location:
Classifications:
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Year of Birth:
1 878
Year of Death:
1 916
Month of Death:
Oct
Day of Death:
12
Most Relevant Date:
Thursday, October 12, 1916
Source:
Source Date:
Thursday, November 23, 1916