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Pte.

Clarence Arthur Rose

Service Number Unknown
Military Unit 8th Bn Leicestershire Regiment
Date of birth Unknown
Date of Death 16 Jun 1917 (33 Years Old)
Place of Birth Nottingham
Employment, Education or Hobbies Clarence Arthur Rose worked as a clerk in a foundry before becoming a book keeper in a lace warehouse.
Family History

Father: Samuel Rose, born in 1855 in Nottingham and working as a hosiery wheel maker. Mother: Mary A. Rose, born in 1844 at Serlby, Leicestershire. Brothers:Albert, born in 1881 at Nottingham and Harry, Born in 1883 in Nottingham. Sisters, Clara, born in 1892 in Nottingham and working as a lace hand and Louisa, born in 1895 at Nottingham. By 1891 Samuel was a widower, and in that year married Sarah Ann Rose of 9 North Street, Sneinton, Nottingham

Military History

Pte. Rose was called up and initially trained with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, No. 53675, bur he was later posted to 8th Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. The battalion was involved in the continuing Battle Of Bullecourt when on 15/06/1917 they moved up to Lincoln Trench to assist in a renewed attack on the Hindenburg Line. It was a frontal assault which was very soon held up by uncut barbed wire and very heavy machine gun fire. No progress was made, but the casualties were high, including Pte. Rose who was killed in action. He was buried at Croisilles British Cemetery.

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