South Warwickshire Family History Society War Memorial Transcription Project

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The Fallen Men of South Warwickshire - World War One


Private 15571 Albert William BARLOW - 9th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment

Died of Enteric Fever on Sunday 24th September 1916 aged 39


Military History

     
Theatre of War Campaign Medals Commonwealth War Grave or Memorial
Mesopotalia British War & Victory Medals Basra War Cemetery, Iraq
     
Arrived in Theatre Other Campaign Medals SWFHS Area Memorials
After 1 January 1916 in Mesopotamia Queens South Africa Medal & 3 Clasps     Leamington Spa War Memorial
    Leamington St. John's Memorial
Action, Battle or Other Reason Died Date and Place Mobilised  
Died of Enteric Fever after 25 Sep 1915 in Warwick  
     
Place of Death Previous Regiments or Units Other War Memorials
Military Hospital in Basra  ~
     

Previous Military Service

  • 23 May 1900 - Enlisted in 14th Hussars as Private 4379 for 8 years
  • 01 Sep 1906 - Transferred to 20th Hussars
  • 23 May 1908 - Retired after 8 years service and transferred to Army Reserve

Circumstances of Death

Albert died of Enteric Fever on 24th September 1916 in a Military Hospital in Basra, Iraq
 
 Personal & Family History

 

Birth Date/Place Baptism Date/Place
2 Mar 1878 in Leamington Spa  31 Mar 1878 at Leamington, St John the Baptist
   
Parents Names Abode
George James and Edith Barlow 28 Eagle Street, Leamington Spa
   
Wife and Marriage Details Children
Elizabeth Winifred Barlow nee Watkins Winifred Rose born 13 Feb 1910
Jul Qtr 1914 in Leamington Spa   
   
Schools Colleges
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Address History Employment History
1878 - 2 Gents Buildings, Leamington Spa 1891 - Errand Boy 
1881 - 46 Clarence Street, Leamington Spa 1894 - Engine Cleaner for GWR
1891 - 6 East Grove, Leamington Spa 1900 - Soldier in 14th Hussars
1901 - South Africa with 14th Hussars 1911 - General Labourer 
1911 - 28 Eagle Street, Leamington Spa   
1915 - 24a Shrubland Street, Leamington Spa