Sapper 7352 Stanley Parr
The St Helens Reporter
Courtesy Ste M
Regiment/Unit: Royal Engineers - West Lancs Div.
Theatre of War: Home
Age at death: 18
Date of death: 26th of February 1915
Born: St Helens, Lancs
Resided: St Helens, Lancs
Burial / Memorial: Manchester Southern Cemetery - Screen Wall.
Family details:
Son of George and Mary Parr, of 9, Moxon St., St. Helens. His brothers Milsom and George also fell. Alternative Comemoration - buried in Eccleston (St. Thomas) Churchyard Extension.
Census details:
1901 - 4 years old Stanley is living at 47 Duke Street, St Helens with widowed mother Mary (34) and four siblings: [cas=898]George Parr[/cas] (15), Joseph Austin (10), Gertrude (8), [cas=901]Milsom Parr[/cas] (6). 1911 Census - The family lived at 9 Moxon Street, St Helens. Widowed Ann Parr, aged 46, lived with her four sons [cas=898]George Parr[/cas] (25), Joseph (20), both House Painters, [cas=901]Milsom Parr[/cas] (16), Stanley (14), and daughter Mary (18).
Notes:
[note=6]Three Parr Brothers who died In The Great War[/note] [url=lmem.php?lmem=5]Remembered On The Christ Church Memorial[/url]
[note=6]Three Parr Brothers who died In The Great War[/note] [url=lmem.php?lmem=5]Remembered On The Christ Church Memorial[/url]
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[pic]imgs/WW1_misc/Parr_Stan_RE2.jpg[/pic][caption]The St Helens Reporter - Courtesy Ste M[/caption]
