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Private

Thomas Henry Hopewell

Service number 201363
Military unit 12th Bn Royal Scots Fusiliers
Address Unknown
Date of birth
Date of death 08 Sep 1918 (23 years old)
Place of birth Stapleford Nottinghamshire
Employment, education or hobbies

In 1911 he was a pipe fitter.

Family history

Thomas Henry Hopewell was born in 1895 at Stapleford, he was the youngest son of Arthur Hopewell a carpenter and Mary Hopewell née Langdale and the brother of Mary Elizabeth, Sally and Emily Hopewell.

His father Arthur Hopewell was born in 1863 at Raford, his mother Mary Langdale born in 1863 at Sheffield, they were married in 1884 their marriage was recorded in the Nottingham registration district, they went on to have 10 children, sadly 4 were to die in infancy or early childhood.

In the 1911 census the family lived at 113 Frederick Road Stapleford Nottinghamshire. Arthur 48 yrs is a carpenter, he is living with his wife Mary 48 yrs and their children, Mary Elizabeth 27 yrs a brass bobbin winder, Emily 19 yrs a jacker off in the lace industry, Sally 17 yrs a jacker off and Thomas Henry 14 yrs a scholar.

Arthur and Mary later moved to 53 Wicklow Street King's Cross London.

Military history

Private Thomas Henry Hopewell enlisted at Ilkeston whilst residing at Beeston, he served with the 12th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, he died of wounds on 8th September 1918 at the 94th field ambulance, France, he is buried at Pont-D’Achelles Military Cemetery, France.

Extra information

Pont d'Achelles Military Cemetery Nieppe

Additional Research by David Nunn

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