Private
William Burrow
Conflict:
WW1
Additional Information:
Son of James and Ann Burrow, of 15, Emmet St., South Wellington. Two brothers also fell.
References:
Relatives Who Are Also Casualties:
- Jack Burrow, Brother, Died of sickness 07/11/1918
- Robert Burrow, Brother, Killed in action 17/12/1917
Public Contributions:
William BURROW, 23.3.1889 - 29.9.1916. The father of the Burrow boys, James ('Pardy') hailed from Liverpool. In 1900, he and Annie Burrow leased the McIlvrides property in Wainuiomata, including 100 ... Read MoreAdd a Story or Photo
Personal Tributes:
Casualty
Service Number:
11217
Name:
William Burrow Rank:
Private
Date of Birth:
23 May 1889
Place of Birth:
Wellington, New Zealand
Date of Enlistment:
Not known
Enlistment Address:
Wainuiomata, New Zealand
Occupation on Enlistment:
Farm hand Armed Force:
Army
Unit:
NZEF, Otago Regiment, 2 Battalion
Casualty Details
Cause of Death:
Killed in action
Date of Death:
29 September 1916
Day of Death:
Friday
Age at Death:
27
Conflict:
WW1