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L/Cpl

Henry Taylor D' Hooghe

Service Number 19053
Military Unit 3rd attd 2nd Bn Suffolk Regiment
Date of birth Unknown
Date of Death 03 Jul 1916 (23 Years Old)
Place of Birth Unknown
Employment, Education or Hobbies Unknown
Family History

He was the son of Thomas Henry and Kate Clara D'Hooghe of 64 Robin Hood Chase Nottingham. He was Christened as Henry Taylor but known as 'Jack' by family and friends.

Military History

Unknown

Extra Information

Thiepval Memorial Jonathan D’Hooghe notes ‘He enlisted with his brother (my grandfather) 17964 Philip James D’Hooghe in the Hussars in August 1914. My grandfather was wounded with the loss of an eye in September 1915 and he lived until 1979. My great grandmother, Kate, refused to believe that her son was dead as his body was never identified. I attach a photo of Jack and a photo of his mother’s headstone as even after her death in 1954, she still would not accept he was dead. My grandfather did not die in the war but did spend time with his eye wound at the Nottingham Eye Infirmary.’ (See photos)

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