We remember Frederick Charles Elms

We remember Frederick Charles Elms

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Timeline

Timeline

 
1898
birth Bexley Heath United Kingdom Source:7468510 Source:8802967 1898
1915
enlistment Burnhill Row United Kingdom Source:8802970 22nd March 1915
1915
service British Army Private 1844 City of London Regiment 5th Battalion Source:8802970 22nd March 1915
1915
location 11 Ambleside Drive, Southend-on-Sea United Kingdom parents address Source:8802970 1915
1917
missing Source:8802970 30th November 1917
1917
internment pow Germany Source:8802970 12th December 1917 - 9th December 1918
service British Army Private 800516 Royal Fusiliers Source:2456327
service British Army Private 800516 London Regiment Source:2456327
service British Army Private 800516 London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Source:7468510
theatres Western Europe :1 Source:8802967
1918
death Spanish grippe 'flu' Schneidemuhl, Germany Germany Source:7468510 Source:8802970 9th December 1918
burial Berlin South-Western Cemetery CWGC Cemetery/Memorial Brandenburg Germany Source:7468510
sibling Edward Nelson Elms Source:8802970

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Frederick Charles
Initials FC
Last Name Elms
Source 8802908
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Locations
AddressCountryTypeDateSource
11 Ambleside Drive, Southend-on-Sea United Kingdom parents address known 1915
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army 800516 Royal Fusiliers Private
British Army 800516 London Regiment Private
British Army 800516 London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) Private
British Army 1844 City of London Regiment 5th Battalion Private
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Lizzie Elms mother
Charles John Elms father
Siblings
NameRelationshipDatesSource
Edward Nelson Elms brother

Media

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  • Private Frederick C Elms 800516
    Private Frederick C Elms 800516. Unit: Royal Fusiliers, attached to 30th Battalion, London Regiment. Death: 09 December 1918. A further image states in the caption that he was wounded and missing on 3rd November 1917, so presumably spent just over a year as a prisoner. No indication found as to how he died, nearly a month after the armistice CWGC family information: Son of Mr. C. J. and Mrs. Lizzie Elms, of 11, Ambleside Drive, Southend-on-Sea, Essex.

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    James201

  • Private Frederick Charles Elms 800516
    Private Frederick C Elms 800516. Unit: Royal Fusiliers, attached to 30th Battalion, London Regiment. Death: 09 December 1918. This image states in the caption that he was wounded and missing on 3rd November 1917, whereas the date of death comes from the CWGC record, so presumably spent just over a year as a prisoner. No indication found as to how he died, nearly a month after the armistice

    Contributed by:
    James201

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Evidence

Evidence

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Official Records

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Medal Index Card
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Casualty Records Imperial1
Soldiers died in the Great War 1914-1919 Transcription Catherine91214
British Army Service Records 1914-1920 Transcription Catherine91214

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Multimedia

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We remember Frederick Charles Elms

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