Buttery, Leonard

Sgt, Leonard Buttery, 5th CEF

Born Hull, April 18, 1886. Youngest son of John William and Charlotte Buttery, of “Wath House,” Hall Gate, Cottingham, East Yorkshire, England.

He emigrated to Canada where he worked as a Blacksmith.

He enlisted in Canada. Served as Sergeant, with the 5th Canadian Infantry (Saskatchewan Regiment). Killed in action, at Cambrai, on 28/09/1918, aged 32

His name is recorded on the Cottingham Roll of Honour, Hull.

Buttery is remembered on family gravestone Eppleworth Road Cottingham Yorkshire UK. Inscription – SERGT LEONARD BUTTERY/ 5TH CANADIAN INFANTRY/ KILLED IN ACTION SEP 28TH 1918/ AGED 32 YEARS/ INTERRED HAYNE COURT FRANCE.


First name:
LEONARD
Military Number:
446802
Rank:
Sergeant
Date Died
28/09/1918
Place died:
HAYNECOURT BRITISH CEMETERY Nord, France
Age:
32
HALLGATE, WATH HOUSE, COTTINGHAM, HULL, EAST YORKSHIRE, UK