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WW1 Casualty: Lance Corporal 22137 Frederick George Marsh -

Lance Corporal 22137 Frederick George Marsh



Unit/Regiment 11th Bn., South Lancashire Regiment
Date of Death 12/05/1918 Age at Death 20
Burial/Memorial
& Reference
Arneke British Cemetery
III A 5
CWGC Family Details (if shown) Son of Alice Marsh, of 112, Wilson St., St. Helens, Lancs
SDGW - Where Born Prescot, Lancs
Enlisted St Helens, Lancs
Resided Prescot, Lancs
How Died Died Theatre of War France & Flanders
Notes In May 1918, the 'Link' reported that Fredrick Marsh was late of the Wire Mill Department and that he had died from the effects of gas poisoning whilst in hospital in France The 1918 Absent Voters List recorded Frederick at the Wilson Street address, also listing his brother, William Henry Marsh, who was serving with the Machine Gun Corps
Research Ref. No. BI-081

Service Details

Lance Corporal Marsh is remembered on the BICC Memorial

L/Cpl Marsh is recorded as 'Died' which usually indicates a death from illness or accident. His battalion were not in action on the day on which he died


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