WW1 Casualty: Private 216875 Isaac E Stott - Private 216875 Isaac E Stott
| Unit/Regiment |
22nd Coy, Labour Corps |
| Date of Death |
07/09/1917 |
Age at Death |
33 |
Burial/Memorial
& Reference |
Dozinghem Military Cemetery
V B 8 |
| Census Details |
1901 Census -
The Stott family lived at 8, Townfield Cottage, Huyton Quarry. Thomas (50a General Labourer), and Sarah (48) were living with their children Catherine (20), Isaac (17, a General Labourer), Ernest (11), Walter (9) and Arthur (6).
1911 Census -
Isaac Stott was now married to Emily. Both aged 27, they lived at 28 Houghton Street with children Frances (6), Hilda (4) and Albert (1). Isaac was employed as a General Labourer at the Wire Works. |
| Birth/Marriage/Death Registrations |
Birth registered Q2/1883, Prescot, Volume 8b, Page 734
Marriage to Emily Houghton registered in Prescot Q4/1904, Volume 8b, Page 1008 |
| Enlisted |
Prescot, Lancs |
| How Died |
Died of Wounds |
Theatre of War |
France & Flanders |
| Research Ref. No. |
P266 |
Service Details
Isaac Stott's entry in the 1914 Electoral Roll for Prescot
The Parish Magazine of 26th September 1917 reported 'To the long list of names of those of our gallant men who have given their lives for the Empire must now be added the following'. Included in the list is 'Pte. Isaac Stott, 33, of 22nd Labour Battalion. Killed in Action 7th September 1917, of 28, Houghton Street. He leaves a widow and four children.'
He is buried at Dozinghem Military Cemetery which was close to several Casualty Clearing Stations, which confirms that he died of wounds received.
Isaac Stott's Medal Index Card. His entitlement was to the British War Medal and Victory Medal.
CWGC records incorrectly spelling "Houghton Street"
Isaac Stott's grave at Dozinghem Military Cemetery.
Pte Stott's entry on the Register of Soldiers Effects
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