Witney
C. WHITE
It has been impossible to trace this person. A White family did live at the Lodge in Arkell Avenue from about 1916. However Francis
Henry White, the householder, was a solicitor who died in 1946 and his only son was a sea captain, who left Carterton in the 1960s. Despite widespread searches it has proved impossible to confirm C White as having any local family. Therefore the most likely explanation is that like John Collard, Arthur Gibson and P. A. Harris, he was an itinerant agricultural labourer who enlisted whilst in working locally.
1911 CENSUS
CECIL ROBERT WHITE – not known if he enlisted
WHITE, Cecil Robert Son Single M 15 1896 Stable Boy Berks. Marcham
Registration District:Witney Address:Far Wood Cottage Southleigh County: Oxfordshire COMMONWEALTH WAR GRAVES
WHITE, CLARENCE
Private Service No: 6934 Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry Unit Text: 2nd Bn.
Age: 30 Date of Death: 14/09/1914
Son of Mrs. White, 12, Bridge St., St. Ebbs, Oxon. Memorial: La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre
If anyone can help please contact Carterton Town Hall.
Initial research by Mr .& Mrs. B. Crossland
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