Corporal Arthur Hutt VC - 7th Bn, Royal Warwickshire Regiment

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Name William,
AMEY		 William,
BEESLEY		 Charles Augustus,
GOODFELLOW		 Arthur,
HUTT
Rank Corporal Sergeant Lieutenant General Corporal
Force 1 / 8th Bn, Royal Warwickshire Regiment 13th Bn, Rifle Brigade Corps of Bombay Engineers 1 / 7th Bn, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
VC won Landrecies, France,
4 November 1918		 Bucquoy, France,
8 May 1918		 Fort of Beyt, Indian Mutiny,
6 October 1859		 Poelcapelle, Belgium,
4 October 1917
London Gaz 31 January 1919 28 June 1918 16 April 1863 26 November 1917
Born Birmingham,
5 March 1891		 Gresley, Staffordshire,
5 October 1895		 Essex,
29 November 1836		 Earlsdon,
12 February 1889
Died 28 May 1940,
Leamington Spa		 23 September 1966,
Abergavenny, Monmouthshire ( on holiday )		 1 September 1915,
Leamington Spa		 14 April 1954,
Coventry
Grave Leamington Spa Cemetery St Paul's Cemetery, Coventry Leamington Spa Cemetery Canley Crematorium, Coventry
Location
of VC		 Fusilier Museum Warwick
( incorporating Royal Warwickshire Regiment )		 Royal Green Jackets Museum, Winchester Royal Engineers Museum, Gillingham Not publicly held
Remarks MM None CB None

WARWICKSHIRE

Name Alfred Joseph,
KNIGHT		 Charles Edward Haydon,
PARKER		 Henry,
TANDEY		 Thomas George,
TURRALL
Rank Second Lieutenant Sergeant Sergeant Private
Force 2 / 8th ( City of London ) Bn
The London Regiment		 'Q' Battery, Royal Horse Artillery 5th Bn, Duke of Wellington's
( West Riding ) Regiment		 10th Bn, Worcestershire Regiment
VC won Ypres, Belgium,
20 September 1917		 Korn Spruit, Sanna's Post, 2nd Boer War,
31 March 1900		 Marcoing, France,
28 September 1918		 La Boiselle, Somme, France,
3 July 1916
London Gaz 8 November 1917 26 June 1900 14 December 1918 9 September 1916
Born Birmingham,
24 August 1888		 Woolwich, SE London,
11 March 1870		 Leamington Spa,
30 August 1891		 Birmingham,
5 July 1885
Died 4 December 1960,
Birmingham		 5 December 1918
Coventry		 20 December 1977,
Coventry		 21 February 1964,
Birmingham
Grave Oscott College Road Cemetery, Sutton Coldfield London Road Cemetery, Coventry Canley Crematorium, Coventry
( ashes scattered: Masnieres British Cemetery, Marcoing )		 Robin Hood Cemetry, Solihull
Location
of VC		 British Postal Museum & Archives, London Royal Artillery Museum
( A new museum is planned on Salisbury Plain )		 Green Howards Museum, Richmond Worcestershire Regiment Museum, Worcester
Remarks MBE None DCM MM None

WARWICKSHIRE

Name Sir Arnold,
WATERS


Rank A / Major


Force 218th Field Company
Corps of Royal Engineers


VC won Ors, France,
4 November 1918


London Gaz 13 February 1919


Born Plymouth, Devon,
23 September 1886


Died 22 January 1981,
Sutton Coldfield


Grave Sutton Coldfield Crematorium


Location
of VC		 Royal Engineers Museum, Gillingham


Remarks CBE DSO MC


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