Booth, William

Gunner, William Booth, RFA

Born Hull, 1883. Son of Charles William Booth (1844-1908) and Martha Ann Barnes (1850-1925). He had three brothers, Frank, Ben and Herbert and one sister, Florence.

Married at St Stephens, Hull, on 1 Sep 1909. Husband of Annie Beech (1882-1963), at 16, Elm Tree Bank Terrace, Clarendon Street, Hull (Army Address) and 9, Raglan Avenue, Raglan Street, Newland Avenue, Hull (War Pension address). They had one son, Bernard William.

He worked as a General Labourer. Described as 5 foot, 8 inches tall, 38-40 inch chest &Primitive Methodist religion.

Enlisted at Hull, on 25/3/1915. Served with the 31st & 32nd Hull Divisional Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery. Served in France continuously for over 2 years, between 30/12/1915 to 3/6/1918. Discharged on 25 Apr 1919, after 5 years and 4 days, army service. He died at Hull, on 7 Feb 1924, aged 41.

Name William Booth
Gender Male
Rank General
Record Type Military
Residence Place 9, Raglan Avenue, Raglan Street, Newland Avenue, Hull
Military Service Region Yorkshire, Northern
Enlisted 25 Mar 1915
Discharge Date 25 Apr 1919
Death Date 7 Feb 1924
Service Number 13954
Corps, Regiment or Unit Royal Field Artillery
Service Branch Military (Army)
Title WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers
Description Pension Record Ledger
Reference Number 2/Mb/No.8466, 2/Mq/66

First name:
WILLIAM
Military Number:
L13954
Rank:
Gunner
Date Died
07/02/1924
Place died:
Hull, UK
Age:
41
16, Elm Tree Bank Terrace, Clarendon Street, Hull
Place Buried