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Rank & Name
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Private Clifford Noble Corlett
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Unit
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No. 28342, 9th Bn., Loyal North Lancashire Regiment
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How & When Died
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Died, 16 November 1918
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Age, if known
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20 Years
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Next of Kin details
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Son of Mr John Henry Corlett and Mrs Rose Ada Corlett (nee Noble), of 30 Airlie Avenue, Harehills, Leeds.
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Commemoration Details
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Buried in Cologne Southern Cemetery, Germany. Plot VIII, Row E, Grave 14.
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Other Information / Remarks
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Clifford was the youngest of three children. He had an older brother Roland Edward, born in 1890 and a
sister Elsie Rose born in 1895.
John Corlett was a wholesale Provisions Merchant, he married Rose Noble in 1884 in Barton on Irwell in Lancashire.
When they lived in Barwick the family lived on The Boyle.
Clifford Corlett previously served as a Private in the Liverpool Regiment witht the service number 86320. Given
the date of his death and his place of burial it seems likely that Clifford Corlett was a former Prisoner of War in Germany.
His name appears in the book 'Leeds in the Great War 1914 -1918'.
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Remembering the Fallen of Two Villages on the Eastern Fringes of Leeds.
Site built by Nigel Marshall
Copyright MMVI
- MMX
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