Private Albert Sidney WISEMAN, G/25406, 7th Battalion, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, killed in action, Flanders France, death presumed on or since, 21st March 1918.

Born Wandsworth, Surrey, son of Edward Frederick & Louisa Worley Wiseman.

30th March 1890, Immanuel, Streatham Common, Lambeth, baptism of Albert Sidney Wiseman, son of Edward Frederick, (labourer), & Louisa Worley Wiseman, Ferrers Road, Streatham.

1911 Census - 42 Besley Street, Streatham SW - Edward Wiseman, head, age 64, married, house painters, builders, worker, born Wormley, Hertfordshire; Louisa Wiseman, wife, age 60, married 40 years, 16 children, 10 sill alive, born Maidstone, Kent; Arthur Wiseman, son, age 29, single, labourer, builders, worker, born Maidstone, Kent; Jessie Wiseman, daughter, age 23, single, general servant, domestic, worker, born Streatham, London; Albert Wiseman, son, age 21, single, carman, greengrocer, worker, born Streatham, London; Blanche Wiseman, daughter, age 13, born Streatham, London; Arthur Wiseman, son, age 9, born Streatham, London; Nellie Wiseman, daughter, age 6, born Streatham, London; Ivy Wiseman, daughter, age 2, born Streatham, London.

4th June 1911, Immanuel, Streatham Common, Lambeth, Albert Sidney Wiseman, age 21, bachelor, greengrocer, 42 Besley Street, West Streatham, father Edward Frederick Wiseman, labourer, married Lily Louise Alexander Blunt, age 21, spinster, 45 Levison Street, West Streatham, father William Blunt, greengrocer.

Enlisted Kingston-on-Thames.  Resided Tooting, London.

Commemorated at Pozieres Memorial, Panel 58 and 59, Somme, France.

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