War Memorial - Birtsmorton, Worcestershire, England

Arthur Oswald Allsopp
© Wargrave	Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Gunner 19709 22 June 1896, Berrow, Worcestershire 30 October 1917 21 "B" Bty. 74th Bde. Royal Field Artillery Ruisseau Farm Cemetery, Belgium Son of Charles Stephen and Mary Ann Alsopp, nee Wadley.

England Census 1911 about Oswald Allsopp and family Residence: Birtsmorton, Tewkesbury, Worcestershire, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Charles Allsopp Mary Ann Allsopp Ernest Allsopp Oswald Allsopp Frank Allsopp Florence Allsopp Edith Allsopp	Head Wife Son Son Son Daughter Daughter	Married Married Single Single Single Single Single	44 42 20 14 13 7 4	abt. 1867 abt. 1869 abt. 1891 abt. 1897 abt. 1898 abt. 1904 abt. 1907	Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Berrow, Worcestershire Berrow, Worcestershire Berrow, Worcestershire Berrow, Worcestershire Berrow, Worcestershire

William Allan Smith
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	Private 30105 abt. 1896 04 April 1918 22 5th Bn. Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres, France Son of Mrs. Annie Smith, of Church Cottage, Castlemorton, Malvern, Worcestershire.

England Census 1911 about Willie Smith and family Residence: Birtsmorton, Worcestershire, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Charles Allan Smith Annie Smith Alice Smith Willie Smith Elsie Smith George Smith Arthur Smith Winnie Smith Dorothy Smith	Head Wife Daughter Son Daughter Son Son Daughter Daughter	Married Married Single Single Single Single Single Single Single	36 36 14 14 10 8 6 3 0	abt. 1875 abt. 1875 abt. 1897 abt. 1897 abt. 1901 abt. 1903 abt. 1905 abt. 1908 abt. 1911	Berrow Cocks Head, Worcestershire Lowbands Birtsmorton Birtsmorton Birtsmorton Birtsmorton Birtsmorton Birtsmorton Birtsmorton

Frank Wadley
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	abt. 1877 04 March 1932 55 Gloucestershire Regiment Son of Enoch Wadles and the late Mary Wadley, nee Wintle.

The birth (22 May 1876) of Frank Wadley was registered in Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, England during the second quarter of 1876. He died on 14 February 1932 and was interred in the burial ground of the church of the Good Shepherd in Hook Common, Worcestershire, England.

England Census 1881 about Frank Wadley and family Residence: Birtsmorton, Worcestershire, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Enoch Wadley Mary Wadley Fredrick W. Wadley George A. Wadley Walter H. Wadley Arthur C. Wadley Frank Wadley Oswald Wadley	Head Wife Son Son Son Son Son Son	Married Married Single Single Single Single Single Single	46 36 10 9 7 6 5 3	abt. 1835 abt. 1845 abt. 1871 abt. 1872 abt. 1874 abt. 1875 abt. 1876 abt. 1878	Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Taynton, Gloucestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire

England Census 1911 about Frank Wadley and family Residence: Birtsmorton, Worcestershire, England
Name	Relation	Marital status:	Age	Birth	Place of Birth
Enoch Wadley Frank Wadley	Head Son	Widowed Single	74 34	abt. 1837 abt. 1877	Birtsmorton, Worcestershire Birtsmorton, Worcestershire

William Alfred Green
Rank: Service No.: Date of Birth: Date of Death: Age: Regiment: Cemetery: Add. Information:	abt. 1895(?) 28 April 1939(?) Rifle Brigade

Probably:
The England Census of 1911 mentioned a Rifleman William Alfred Green, born about 1890 in Westminster, Middlesex, England. He was a soldier of the 4th Bn. The Rifle Brigade at the Citadel in Cairo, Egpt.

The birth of an Alfred William Green was registered in Kings Norton, Worcestershire, England during the third quarter of 1899.

The death register tells about a William A. Green who died in Worcestershire, England in 1930.

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