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Clarence Frederick Hookey

From Graces Guide

Clarence Frederick Hookey (c1884-1918) of the Royal Army Service Corps

Private. Service Number: S/407297

Born at Brighton the son of George Hookey and his wife Annie.

1909 Married at Brighton to Minnie Godley and had children Gertrude Freda and Arthur.

1911 Living at 48 Police Buildings, Rose Alley, Bishopsgate EC: Clarence Frederick Hookey (age 27 born Brighton), Police Constable. With his wife Minnie.[1]

1917 November 01st. Enlisted

1918 May 03rd. Died at Teignmouth (suicide, poison). Memorial at Higher Cemetery, Exeter

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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