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The Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment

Lance Corporal J Weatherhogg

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Lance Corporal Joseph WEATHERHOGG, G/30636, 10th Battalion, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, (formerly 6538, London Regiment), died of wounds, Flanders France, 1st October 1918, age 25.

Born Islington, Middlesex, son of Henry Edward and Euphemia Weatherhogg, of 42, Hatchard Road, Upper Holloway, London.

6th October 1917, St Johns Holloway, London, baptism of Joseph Weatherhogg, son of Henry Edward, (warehouseman), and Euphemia Weatherhogg, 42, Hatchard Road.

1911 Census - 42, Hatchard Road, Upper Holloway, London - Henry Edward Weatherhogg, head, age 45, married, Seedsman, Warehouseman, Employer, born Islington, London; Euphemia Weatherhogg, wife, age 43, married 15 years, 2 children, 1 still alive, born Boston, Lincolnshire; Joseph Weatherhogg, son, age 14, junior assistant, drapers, etc, employer, born Boston, Lincolnshire.

Enlisted Holloway, Middlesex.

2nd October 1923, Probate - Joseph Weatherhogg, of 42, Hatchard Road, Upper Holloway, Middlesex, died 1st October 1918, in Belgium. Adminstration (with Will), to Euphemia Weatherhogg, wife of Henry Edward Weatherhogg. Effects £64 1s 3d.

Buried at Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, XXIII. A. 23., Poperinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium.

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