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Private Albert Ralph Chittock

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Private Albert Ralph Chittock Veteran

Birth
Canning Town, London Borough of Newham, Greater London, England
Death
19 Apr 1916 (aged 19–20)
Burial
Cerisy, Departement de la Somme, Picardie, France Add to Map
Plot
II. G. 14.
Memorial ID
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12141 Private Albert Ralph Chittock, was Killed in Action on the 19th.April 1916 while serving with the 6th, Battalion, The Royal Berkshire Regiment. Albert was born in Canning Town, lived in East Ham and had enlisted at a Barking recruitment centre. He landed in France with the 6th.Battalion on the 25th.July 1915.


The 6th.Battalion diary entry for the 19th. April reported.

't Maricourt- 'Very wet day. All companies working to try and keep trenches clean. Quiet up till 6-30pm when enemy started to shell Right -C Coy, all round API. They shelled for about an hour, off & on & 5 MEN WERE KILLED & 4 wounded. Heavy bombardment going on at same time N of us & also some to the South'.


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Added by a Relative, Member ID49571458.

Albert Ralph Chittock was related to me through his Great Grandparents, Robert and Fanny Chittock, {Peters}.

His Grandparents were , Jonathan and Eliza Chittock, {Kemp}.

His Parents were, Harry and Louisa Chittock, {Tupper}. I have his birth year as 1896, Swanscome Street, Canning Town, Essex.

I have great respect for him knowing he was Killed in Action on the 19th April 1916. It was Jacob Chittock, who was brother of Jonathan Chittock that my Tree is from.

I wonder if I could possibly have a photo of Albert Ralph's Grave, Best Regards, Mr Christopher Colton. Great Holland on Sea, Essex.


12141 Private Albert Ralph Chittock, was Killed in Action on the 19th.April 1916 while serving with the 6th, Battalion, The Royal Berkshire Regiment. Albert was born in Canning Town, lived in East Ham and had enlisted at a Barking recruitment centre. He landed in France with the 6th.Battalion on the 25th.July 1915.


The 6th.Battalion diary entry for the 19th. April reported.

't Maricourt- 'Very wet day. All companies working to try and keep trenches clean. Quiet up till 6-30pm when enemy started to shell Right -C Coy, all round API. They shelled for about an hour, off & on & 5 MEN WERE KILLED & 4 wounded. Heavy bombardment going on at same time N of us & also some to the South'.


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Added by a Relative, Member ID49571458.

Albert Ralph Chittock was related to me through his Great Grandparents, Robert and Fanny Chittock, {Peters}.

His Grandparents were , Jonathan and Eliza Chittock, {Kemp}.

His Parents were, Harry and Louisa Chittock, {Tupper}. I have his birth year as 1896, Swanscome Street, Canning Town, Essex.

I have great respect for him knowing he was Killed in Action on the 19th April 1916. It was Jacob Chittock, who was brother of Jonathan Chittock that my Tree is from.

I wonder if I could possibly have a photo of Albert Ralph's Grave, Best Regards, Mr Christopher Colton. Great Holland on Sea, Essex.


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  • Maintained by: Jofen
  • Originally Created by: War Graves
  • Added: Aug 7, 2010
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56445407/albert_ralph-chittock: accessed ), memorial page for Private Albert Ralph Chittock (1896–19 Apr 1916), Find a Grave Memorial ID 56445407, citing Cerisy-Gailly Military Cemetery, Cerisy, Departement de la Somme, Picardie, France; Maintained by Jofen (contributor 48318749).