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Private

William Warriner

Service Number 7145
Military Unit 1st Bn Royal Scots Fusiliers
Date of birth Unknown
Date of Death 10 Feb 1915 (34 Years Old)
Place of Birth Newark
Employment, Education or Hobbies He was a railway porter
Family History

William Warriner was born in 1881 at Newark and was the son of John Warriner a bricklayers labourer and Mary Warriner née Birch of 8 Cawkwells Yard, Stodman Street, Newark. His father John was born in 1851 at Newark, his mother Mary Birch was born in 1851 at Derby, they were married in 1872 at Newark and went on to have the following children, William b1881, Walter b1891 and Sarah Ann b1895 all were born in Newark. William married his wife Minnie Edlin in 1910 at Newark, they lived at 26, Lombard St, Newark. In the 1911 census his family are living at 8 Cawkwells Yard, Stodman Street, Newark and are shown as Mary 66 yrs a widow and charwoman, she is living with her children, Walter 20 yrs a goods shed porter with the Midland Railway and Sarah 17 yrs a kitchen maid. In the same 1911 census , William now married is living with his wife at 39 Milton Street, Doncaster, they are both boarders at the address, they are boarding with William Ellis 38 yrs a wagon painter and his family , they are shown as William Warriner 29 yrs a railway porter and Minnie Warriner 22 yrs.

Military History

Private William Warriner enlisted on 10th November 1914 at Newark, he served with the 1st battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers. He landed in France on 3rd December 1914 and was killed in action on 10th February 1915, having no known grave his name is commemorated on the Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.

Extra Information

Article published 17th February 1915 in the Newark Advertiser :- Son of Mrs Warriner. Husband of Minnie Warriner, 24 Albert Street, Newark. Attended Christ Church School and spent 7 years in the regular army (5 years in India). Employed at Messrs. Jas. Hole and Co., called up from reserve at the outbreak of war. Shot in the head by a sharpshooter while in a communication trench. His wife is the daughter of Mr Edlin Butcher, 35 Middlegate. His brother Pte. W. Warriner, Lincolns, has been wounded several times and his cousin, Sgt. Warriner, is a POW.

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