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Corporal

Henry John Bullin

Service Number 23969
Military Unit Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)
Date of birth Unknown
Date of Death 21 Jul 1918 (25 Years Old)
Place of Birth Hucknall Torkard Nottinghamshire
Employment, Education or Hobbies He was a tailor (apprentice in 1911).
Family History

Francis Joseph Bullin was born in 1896 at Hucknall and was the son of John a coal miner and Clara Bullin née Williams they lived at 5 Bolsover Street Hucknall Torkard Nottinghamshire. His father John was born in 1869 at Lenton and his mother Clara Williams was born in 1867 in Cannington, Somerset, they were married in 1890, their marriage was recorded in the Basford Registration District, they went on to have 11 children, sadly one died in infancy their surviving children all born in Hucknall were, Alice b1891, Henry b1893, Annie b1895, Francis b1896, Bernard b1899, Ellen b1902, Stanley b1904, John b1906 , Winifred b1908 and Mary Bullin b1910. In the 1911 census the family were living at 5 Bolsover Street Hucknall Torkard Nottinghamshire and were shown as John 42 yrs a coal miner, he is living with his wife Clara 44 yrs and their children Alice 20 yrs a school teacher, Henry 18 yrs an apprentice tailor, Annie 16 yrs a tailoress, Francis 15 yrs a pony driver at a colliery, Bernard 12 yrs a scholar, Ellen 9 yrs a scholar, Stanley 7 yrs a scholar, John 5 yrs a scholar Winifred 3 yrs and Mary 1 yr. Henry was the husband of Edith M (née Warrington) Bullin and the father of Leslie J and Margaret M Bullin. They also lived at 5 Bolsover Street.

Military History

Corporal Henry John Bullin enlisted at Hucknall and served with the 1/8th Bn Princess Louise's (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) He was killed in action on 21st July 1918 and is buried in Coeuvres-Et-Valsery communal cemetery, Aisne, France.

Extra Information

He was born J/A/S/1892 so may have been 26 when killed. His brother Corporal Francis Joseph Bullin, 1st Battalion Devonshire Regiment, formerly 7th Dragoon Guards, was killed in action on 7th November 1918. He is buried in Pont-sur-Sambre Communal Cemetery.

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