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FRED BOSMAN WORRELL
Patrington WW1 Memorial Tablet, St Patrick's Church, Patrington. 111 men served and 24 died in WW1
Born Out Newton, Yorkshire, on 20/02/1890. Son of Edward (1862-1944) and Fanny Bosman (1870-1930), of Clarke's Lane, Patrington, Hull. When Fred Bosman Worrall was born on 20 February 1890, his father, Edward, was 27 and his mother, Fanny, was 20. He had three brothers and three sisters.
Employed as a Railway Porter.
He enlisted on 25/10/1915 ; Drafted for the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), on 06/09/1916. Joined the Anson Battalion, on 26/11/16-14/3/17
Had a Carbuncle on his Back and was invalided to the UK , on 22/03/1917 ;
Drafted for the British Expeditionary Force again, on 15/06/1917, Re-joined the Anson Bn., on 14/07/1917 to the 24/11/1917.
Contracted Tetanus, and invalided to the UK, on 06/01/1918 ;
Drafted back to the BEF, on 01/04/1918, Re-joined the Anson Bn., on 07/04/1918 to when he was killed in action, on 08/10/1918, aged 28.
He is commemorated on the Patrington ww1 Memorial and at the St Patrick Church there.
Haucourt 62156
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