Frederick James Skinner

Private

Conflict:

WW1

Additional Information:

Husband of Ethel M. Skinner, of 8, Somerset Place, Howe St., Newton.

References:

CWGC

Archives New Zealand

NZ WAR GRAVES

CONTRIBUTED

Biographical Notes:

"SKINNER —Died at Fargo Military Hospital, of influenza and bronchitis, Frederick James, the dearly beloved sixth son of Edwin and the late Alfredo Skinner, of Bradford Street, Waihi, in his 27th year."

[Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVI, Issue 5522, 13 February 1919, Page 2]

Public Contributions:

Files:

Casualty

Service Number:

78083

Name:

Frederick James Skinner

Rank:

Private

Date of Birth:

Not known

Next of Kin:

Mrs E.M. Skinner (wife), 8 Somerset Place, off Howe Street, Newton, Auckland, New Zealand

Date of Enlistment:

Not known

Occupation on Enlistment:

Clerk

Unit:

NZEF, Auckland Regiment

Casualty Details

Cause of Death:

Died of sickness

Date of Death:

31 January 1919

Day of Death:

Friday

Age at Death:

Conflict:

WW1

Embarkation Details

Embarkation Body:

New Zealand Expeditionary Force

Embarkation Place:

Wellington, New Zealand

Embarkment Date:

02 October 1918

Transport:

HMNZT 111

Vessel:

Matatua

Destination:

London, England

Text in italics supplied by Cenotaph Online, Auckland War Memorial Museum

Cemetery

Cemetery:

Tidworth Military Cemetery

Cemetery Reference:

C. 371.

Cemetery Location:

United Kingdom