Hyde War Memorial Trust

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John William STOTT

Pioneer 105372 John William STOTT
231st Field Company, Royal Engineers

Killed in Action,   Saturday 17th June 1916,   France,   age 37

Home address:6 Vincent Terrace, Thurnscoe East, Near Rotherham, Yorkshire
Born:1879, Hyde, Cheshire
Parents:Sarah Ann Stott and John Stott
27 Green Street, Hyde, Cheshire
Marital status:Married to Annie Rebecca Stott
6 Vincent Terrace, Thurnscoe East, Near Rotherham, Yorkshire
Occupation:Colliery Dataller, way cleaner in coal mines.
Enlisted:Doncaster, Yorkshire
Remembered:Bully-Grenay Communal Cemetery, British Extension, Pas de Calais, France,
plot I, row A, grave 22.
Link to Hyde:Born in Hyde

From the Manchester Evening News, 30th June 1916, page 2, column 7:

Hyde Sportsman Killed:
Private John William Stott, formerly of Hyde and latterly of Doncaster, who has been with the Royal Engineers, was killed instantly whilst in his billet on June 17th by a splinter from a shell. He was a well known cricketer and footballer.