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JARVIS, William Earl
 | Rank: Private Year of death: 1916 Date of birth: 15/09/1894 Date of death: 23/06/1916 Place of death: France/ Flanders Service number: 2001 Regiment: Yorkshire. 5th battalion Green Howards Medals: Victory & British war Medals Cemetery location: Dean Road Cemetery, ref. C 523 Where remembered?: |
Biographical Information
William was born on the 15th of September 1894, the eldest son of John Henry Jarvis and his wife Emma.
He was baptised at St Mary’s Church on the 11th of October 1894 by A H Crick a curate.
The 1901 census shows the family living at 20, St Sepulchre Street. William aged 6, his sister Alice aged 9 and brother Ernest born in 1901.
Williams father was a grocer working for his “own account”.
William joined the Yorkshire Regiment,Green Howards 5th battalion. He was killed in action on the 23rd of June 1916.
He was interred at La Laiterie Military Cemetery in Belgium. He is also remembered on the family stone in Dean Road Cemetery, ref. C 523.
He was baptised at St Mary’s Church on the 11th of October 1894 by A H Crick a curate.
The 1901 census shows the family living at 20, St Sepulchre Street. William aged 6, his sister Alice aged 9 and brother Ernest born in 1901.
Williams father was a grocer working for his “own account”.
William joined the Yorkshire Regiment,Green Howards 5th battalion. He was killed in action on the 23rd of June 1916.
He was interred at La Laiterie Military Cemetery in Belgium. He is also remembered on the family stone in Dean Road Cemetery, ref. C 523.