Worcestershire Regiment

Surname	Farmer
Forename	Frederick Stanley
Rank	2/Lieut.
Army No
Battalion	14th
Commissioned	1917-05-21
Date Of Wounds	Not set
Wounds
Died Killed	1917-07-20
Death Details	Died of wounds, France
Enlisted Date	Not set
Enlisted Location
Date Of Birth	Not set
Birth Place
Residence
Discharged	Not set
Theatre Of War	France
Date Of Entry	1917-05-31
Z Class
Surname Spellings
Other Info	Died age 22. Son of Frederick and Margaret Ann Farmer, of 145 Bromyard Road, Worcester. ROCLINCOURT MILITARY CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France - grave Ref: I. D. 14. He had worked in the County Finance Office at the Shirehall prior to joining up. After 4 months training at Newmarket, he was commissioned into the 14th Worcesters (Pioneer Battalion). At the time of his death, the Battalion was split into small detachments based at St NichoIas, one mile North of Arras, having already done useful work on defences and communications since the termination of the Arras battles. Shell fire caused occasional casualties, one of whom was 2/Lieut. Farmer. He had only been in France for 7 weeks when he was killed. He was a pupil of the Royal Grammar School Worcester from 1906 to 1912.

Royal Fusiliers PS/10129 - Private

Training Reserve 64413 Corporal

14th Worcestershire Regiment - Second Lieutenant

The British War Medal

The Allied Victory Medal

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Farmer 2/Lieut.