The Bowes Museum Herbert Storey

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Name:

Herbert Storey

Casualty No.:

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Service No.:

Date of Birth:

Place of Birth:

Age at Death:

Ranks:

Unit:

Northumberland Fusiliers

Teesdale Township:

Staindrop

Place Enlisted:

Home Address:

1 Duke Street, Staindrop

Civilian Employment:

North Eastern Railway Clerk

Cause of Death:

Date of Death:

Place of Death:

Battles & Campaigns:

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UK Commemorated:

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Buried:

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Service :

Army

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Death Notice/Obituary:

Family Details:

Herbert was the son of Francis and Ruth Storey. His brother, David William, lost his life in the War (see separate entry on the database). The Storeys had a third son who lived at Wool House Farm.

Teesdale Mercury 23 May 1917: Local And Other Notes

Notes:

Private H. Storey , Northumberland Fusiliers, a well-known North-Eastern Railway clerk, is lying in a Midland Hospital, severely wounded in both legs, and Rifleman D. W. Storey, of the King's Royal Rifles, is reported missing since April 23rd .

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Sources:

Last Name: Teedale Mercury; Service: Teedale Mercury; Unit: Teedale Mercury; Home Address: Teedale Mercury; Civilian Employment: Teedale Mercury; Family Details: Teedale Mercury; Notes: Teedale Mercury; Teesdale Townships: Teesdale Poor Law Union 1914;