Pte
William Stoupe
Military Details
Service Number: 18036
Regiment & Unit / Ship
2nd Border Regiment
Awards and Medals
The 1914-15 Star
The Victory Medal
The British War Medal, 1914-18
Enlistment Details
Residence at Enlistment
51 Main Street , Cleator
Rank at Enlistment
Pte
Battalion at Enlistment
2nd
Service Number at Enlistment
18036
Service History
Reported as missing in Action in the Cumberland News on 13.11.1915 on page/column 5a.
Personal Details
Date of Birth
1894
Place of Birth
Belfast
Religion
R.C
Residence (Census)
Gregg Street , Lisburn ,Antrim
Education and Occupation
Occupation
Miner
Death and Memorial
Date of Death
25th September 1915
Age at Death
20
Circumstances of Death
Killed in Action
Place of Death
Loos
Theater of Action
France
Battle
Battle of Loos
Regiment at Death
Border Regiment
Battalion/Vessel at Death
2nd
Rank at Death
Pte
Notes
served as Stouppe 1901 and 1911 Census show William Stoupe living with his uncle John and cousins Bridget , Annie ,Mary , Patrick Soldiers effects and Pension records show NOK Cousin Mary Stoupe ,Crook, Durham
Buried or Commemorated at
Loos Memorial
France
Private Memorial: St Marys RC Church WW1 Memorial, Men Of Cleator And Trumpet Terrace (WMR 3946)
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