Difference between revisions of "Stout John Christopher Pte 4444371"

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|Army number=4444371
 
|Army number=4444371
 
|Rank=Pte
 
|Rank=Pte
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|Date of birth=Born Tantobie, County Durham - 1904/05 - exact date not yet known.
 
|Age=0
 
|Age=0
|Unit=8th Bn Durham Light Infantry 30/3/25 T 4 yr, Posted 11th Bn DLI, DIED whilst a Prisoner of War 2/11/40.
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|Unit=Enlisted in Durham in the 8th Bn of The Durham Light Infantry 30/3/1925 as a Territorial for 4 years aged 20.  Probably re-enlisted.  Posted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939.  Served BEF.  Taken Prisoner of War in Northern France.  DIED whilst a Prisoner of War in German hands, in Reserve Hospital of Thrombosis 2/11/1940.
|Died/Killed in action=02-Nov-40
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|Joined Brigade=Probably 1/9/1939.
|Home address=Enlisted Durham aged 20.  Miner, born Tantobie. Died while PoW in Reserve Hospital of Thrombosis.  Son of John Christopher and Mary Stout, Husband of Sarah Ann Stout, Durham.  Buried Grave 4.B.1. Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery.
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|Prisoner of War=Yes - camp and number details not yet known.
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|Died/Killed in action=02-Nov-40.
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|Home address=Resident of Durham City.  Miner.  Son of John Christopher and Mary Stout, husband of Sarah Ann Stout, Durham.  Buried Grave 4.B.1. Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery.
 
|Source table=11DLI
 
|Source table=11DLI
 
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Name Stout John Christopher
Army number 4444371
Rank Pte
Decorations
Date of birth Born Tantobie, County Durham - 1904/05 - exact date not yet known.
Age 0
Unit Enlisted in Durham in the 8th Bn of The Durham Light Infantry 30/3/1925 as a Territorial for 4 years aged 20. Probably re-enlisted. Posted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served BEF. Taken Prisoner of War in Northern France. DIED whilst a Prisoner of War in German hands, in Reserve Hospital of Thrombosis 2/11/1940.
Company/Battery
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role
Joined Brigade Probably 1/9/1939.
Promotions
Wounded
Prisoner of War Yes - camp and number details not yet known.
Died/Killed in action 02-Nov-40.
Home address Resident of Durham City. Miner. Son of John Christopher and Mary Stout, husband of Sarah Ann Stout, Durham. Buried Grave 4.B.1. Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery.
Source table 11DLI