Corporal 1990 James Ellis Whitworth Chatterton

The St Helens Newspaper & Advertiser
Courtesy Ste M

Regiment/Unit: Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry - 1st/4th Bn.
Theatre of War: France & Flanders
Theatre of War First Served: (1) France
Date Entered Therein: 29/03/1915

Age at death: 27
Date of death: 14th of August 1916 (Monday)
Born: St Helens, Lancs
Resided: St Helens, Lancs
Burial / Memorial: Puchevillers British Cemetery - II. D. 42.

Family details:
Son of Mr. J. E. W. and Grace Chatterton, of 20, Keswick Rd., St. Helens, Lancs. Father James E is legatee.

Census details:
1891 - 2 years old James Ellis is living with his parents James E W (34), Grace (34) and siblings Margaret E (11), Ann (9), John (8) and Mary Alice (6) at 64 Claughton Street, Windle, St Helens. 1901 - Shows 12 years old schoolboy James E W living at 51 Crab Street, St Helens with his parents James E W (44), Grace (44) and six siblings: Margaret E (21), Ann (20), John (18), Mary A (16), William (7), Frederick (4). 1911 - Sees 22 years old 'School Teacher' James E W living at 20 Keswick Road, St Helens with his parents James E W (54), Grace (54) and five siblings: Margaret E (31), Ann (29), Mary A (26), William (17), Frederick (14).

[pic]imgs/WW1_misc/1990JamesEllisChatterton.jpg[/pic][caption]Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects, 1901-1929[/caption] [pic]imgs/WW1_people/ChattertonBrothers.jpg[/pic][caption]The St Helens Newspaper & Advertiser - Courtesy of Ste M.[/caption] [pic]imgs/WW1_misc/Chatterton_JEW.jpg[/pic][caption]The St Helens Reporter - Courtesy Ste M[/caption] [pic]imgs/WW1_misc/Chatterton_J_1990.jpg[/pic][caption]The St Helens Newspaper & Advertiser Courtesy of Ste M.[/caption] [pic]imgs/S1PWHYAOTV/1990ChattertonJ-1.jpg[/pic] [pic]imgs/S1PWHYAOTV/1990ChattertonJ2.jpg[/pic][caption]A dedication for Corporal James Ellis Whitworth Chatterton at St Helens Cemetery (Photo courtesy of Jeff Keenan)[/caption] [pic]imgs/S1PWHYAOTV/Chatterton_JEW_1990_OxsBucks.jpg[/pic][caption]The headstone of Corporal James E.W. Chatterton at Puchevillers British Cemetery (Photo courtesy of Ste M.)[/caption]