Reference WMO/263488
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Stone (any)
- First World War (1914-1918)
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In / Loving Memory Of / Ernest / The Beloved Son Of / Sargent And Emma / Huteson, Who Was Accidentally Drowned / July 9th 1905 / Aged 22 Years. / Behold He Taketh Away, Who Can / Hinder Him, Who Will Say Unto Him / What Doest Thou. Job Ix Chap Xiiv / Also Of Walter / Brother Of The Above / Who Died Of Wounds Received / In Action June 1st 1917 / Aged 38 Years. / Greater Love Hath No Man Than This / That He Lay Down His Life For His Friends
Refers to:- Walter Huteson. Private 41357. 22nd Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment (SDGW has 27342 East Yorkshire Regiment) transferred to 11096 19th Company, Labour Corps. Died of wounds 1st June 1917. Son of Sargent and Emma Huteson (neeTurner) of South Ferriby, Lincs. Husband of Jane Ann Huteson (nee Pearce) of Aldbrough, YKS. Father of Ernest, Alfred Tomlinson, Sarah Ethel and Dora Evelyn Huteson. Born c1880 South Ferriby, Lincs (as 1881 census, birth not found), enlisted Beverley and resident Aldbrough, YKS. Buried Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension. III.B.206
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