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Frederick Applebee

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Frederick Applebee (c1895-1914) of the East Yorkshire Regiment

Private. Service No: 10124

Born at Exeter

1901 Living at Edmonton

1911 Living at 1 Robin Hood Street, Notts: Frederick Applebee (age 16 born Exeter), Errand Boy. With his parents Alfred Edward Applebee and his wife Emily. Also his brother Percy Applebee.[1]

Enlisted at Chelmsford

1914 October 27th. Died age 19. Memorial at Ploegsteert Memorial

Son of Alfred and Emily Applebee, of 19, Oak Road, Luton.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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