John Reuben Hampson (24382 Pte.)

John Reuben Hampson
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A soldier of the 11th Battalion Border Regiment Remembered with Honour
Rank	Private
Number	24382
Company
Attached §
Transferred ¥
Former unit ‡	None listed in SDGW
Enlisted	Whitefield, Lancashire
Resident
Born
Died	11 April 1917
Where died	France and Flanders
How died	Killed in action
Age	20
Casualty type	Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial	Grave
Reference no.	I.A.12.
Resting place	Chapelle British Cemetery

Source
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Soldiers Died in the Great War (1921)

Definitions

*All place names from SDGW are listed within their historical counties at the time of the war and may not represent present-day county and metropolitan boundaries. *§ A soldier's temporary attachment to and/or from other units (inc. battalions of the Border Regiment). *¥ A soldier's permanent transfer to and/or from other units (inc. battalions of the Border Regiment). *‡ A soldier's previous military unit/s before serving in the Lonsdale Battalion (inc. other battalions of the Border Regiment).

Notes
*Son of John and Mary Hampson, of 14 London Street, Besses-o'-th'-Barn, Whitefield, Lancashire.

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