Private Frederick Goodman
Rank or Title
Date of Birth
1893
Date of Death
20 Jun 1917
War time / or Pre War occupation
Iron Foundry Labourer
Employer
Diamond Foundry
Regiment
Service Number
G/14840
Place of Birth
Markyate
World War I Address
9 Surrey Street
Luton
LU1 3BX
Place of Death
Roesbruggestraat 12-16
8972 Poperinge
BelgiumGrave Location
12-16 Roesbruggestraat
8972 Poperinge
BelgiumWar Memorial Location
Luton ward
Soldier or Civilian
- Soldier
Source
The Luton News , 1st January 1970
Private Frederick Goodman, was the third son of Herbert and Ann Goodman of Surrey Street Luton. Frederick was born in 1893 in Markyate where his father was an Asphalter (one who works with tar, probably working in laying road surfaces or sealing roofs).
Prior to enlisting in August 1916, Frederick worked as a labourer at the Diamond Foundry, alongside his two elder brothers Walter and Archie. He joined the Royal Sussex Regiment, and served until he was wounded on the 20th June 1917. He was taken to a casualty clearing station at Proven where he died soon after arrival.
Individual Location
Author: David
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