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James Kemp Underhill

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James Kemp Underhill (c1883-1917)

Service Number: 472321

Born at Exeter

Son of James Halse Underhill and Harriett Eliza Underhill, of 38, Forburg Road, Stamford Hill, London.

1911 Living at 9 Lisford Street, Peckham, a Managing Clerk, Solicitor's Office.[1]

Enlisted at London

Died 02 December 1917. Rifleman. London Regiment (The Rangers). Age 35. KIA.

Commemorated: Cambrai Memorial, Louverval

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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