Herbert Miller
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War Memorial: Place
and inscription
Blackmore
War Memorial: Pte. H. Miller E. Surrey.
Church
window: Herbert Miller.
War
Memorial Tablet inside All Saints Church, Doddinghurst.
Ongar
& District War Memorial Hospital Roll of Honour (Blackmore &
Doddinghurst). [ERO A10815].
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Rank:
Private
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Regiment:
East
Surrey Regiment. 7th
Battalion. Service No: 1022. [CWGC]
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Service Details:
Lists
place of birth as “Blackmoor, Essex” and residence as Doddinghurst. [SDGW]
Enlisted:
Warley [WFA]
Medal
card: E Surrey R Ptr 1022 died 21/10/18
Victory/British
E/1/103B p. 142
15
star E/1/4C1 p. 55
First
served [1] France 24/3/15. no contact
address. [Ancestry]
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Personal and family
information:
Son
of George Miller, of Swallows Cross. (Born Blackmore. Lived in
Doddinghurst) [CWGC].
Herbert
Miller was baptised at Blackmore on 16th November 1890. His parents were George, a labourer, and
Mary, of Swallows Cross [ERO D/P 266/1/11].
1901
Census:
Swallows
Cross, Blackmore. (Next entry, Staines
Farm).
George
Miller. Head. Married. [Age] 49.
Agricultural Labourer. [Born]
Mountnessing.
Mary
Miller. Wife. Married.
[Age] 49. [Born] Blackmore.
Minnie
Miller. Daughter. [Age] 16.
[Born] Blackmore.
Claude
Miller. Son. [Age] 14.
Farm lad. [Born] Blackmore.
George
Miller. Son. [Age] 12.
[Born] Blackmore.
Herbert
Miller. Son. [Age] 10.
[Born] Blackmore.
Minnie
Miller was a witness to the marriage of Herbert Game in 1909.
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Date of Death:
21st
October 1918
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Age:
29
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Where died:
Died.
[WFA]. Germany
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Place of Burial or
Commemoration:
Commonwealth
War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: XVI. B. 36. Cemetery: Cologne Southern
Cemetery. [This probably indicates that he had died as a prisoner of war, as
Allied troops did not enter Cologne until December 1918.]
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List of Sources:
Ancestry,
Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Essex Record Office, Ron West: who has
researched those commemorated on the Doddinghurst War Memorial, Western Front
Association
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A record of history & heritage: buildings, people & landscape in this corner of Essex.
Saturday, 10 November 2018
Blackmore. Remembrance 100. Twenty-one days. Twenty-one names. (10) Herbert Miller
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