Private Fred Linger

Rank or Title

Date of Birth

1896

Date of Death

15 Nov 1917

War time / or Pre War occupation

Office clerk

Employer

Clark's Engineering Works

Service Number

57693

Place of Birth

Luton
United Kingdom

World War I Address

123 Biscot Road
Luton
United Kingdom

Place of Death

France

Grave Location

St Martin Calvaire British Cemetery
St Martin-sur-Cojeul
France

War Memorial Location

Soldier or Civilian

  • Soldier

Source

The Luton News , 29th November 1917
Pte Fred Linger

Pte Fred Linger, 57693, 18th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, died on November 15th, 1917, from wounds sustained on the battlefield the previous day. He was buried in a French cemetery on November 16th.

The son of Walter and Kate Linger, of 123 Biscot Road, Luton, he had enlisted in the East Anglian Royal Engineers at the outbreak of war and had been drafted to the Front with the Northumberlands just two months before his death.

Fred, along with his parents and three brothers and three sisters, had previously lived at 27 Ashton Road, Luton. He had been employed as an office boy by the Clark's Engineering Works.

Individual Location

Pte Fred Linger

Author: Deejaya

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