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JOSEPH ARTHUR CHALDECOTT

  • Died: 13 Nov 1917
  • Rank: Private
  • Service no at death: 23005
  • Died: 13 Nov 1917
  • Rank: Private
  • Service no at death: 23005
Personal
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  • Surname: CHALDECOTT
  • Forename: JOSEPH ARTHUR
  • Initials: J A
  • Date of Birth: 1894
  • Place of Birth: East Orchard
  • Place of Birth Source: 1911 Census
  • Address: White Horse Hotel, Maiden Newton (1911)
  • Schools attended: Sixpenny Handley School c. 1903
  • Employment / trade: Stable boy in hotel
  • Place of work: White House Hotel, Maiden Newton
  • Family (parents and grandparents): Son of Arthur and Selina Parham Chaldecott. Grandparents Thomas and Julia Ann (nee Vardy) Chaldecott; William and Julia (nee Andrews) Parham
  • Spouse Name: Not married
  • Notes: Father Arthur was a journeyman baker. In 1918 the family is living at Chettle. Joseph's brother William was also killed on 10 Oct 1918. Their brother Albert died in 1915 at Handley.
Military
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  • Regiment at call-up: Dorset Yeomanry (Queen's Own)
  • Regiment at discharge:
  • Rank at call-up: Private
  • Service no at call-up: 230055
  • Date of attestation:
  • Date of call-up:
  • Area reported to: Maiden Newton
  • Source: 1911 Census
  • Naval vessels served:
  • Decorations and awards:
  • Other service details: Listed as Corps of Hussars
  • Other rank:
  • Other service no:
  • Service facts:
Death and Memorial
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  • Age at death: 23
  • Date of death: 13 Nov 1917
  • Regiment at death: Dorset Yeomanry (Queen's Own)
  • Battalion at death: 1st/1st
  • Rank at death: Private
  • Circumstances of death: Sustained a gun shot wound one mile north El Mughar. Buried 14 Nov 1917. (Dorset Yeomanry Report of deaths on field service 191618)
  • Service no at death: 23005
  • Field of action at death: El Mughar
  • Place of death: Palestine
  • Location of grave: RAMLEH WAR CEMETERY
  • Position: P. 57.
  • Other memorials: Sixpenny Handley War Memorial Remembered at a Memorial Service at Maiden Newton (where he was employed in 1911)
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