Charles James Hitchcock (b. 1891)

Charles James Hitchcock was killed fighting in the First World War.

Genealogy

• son of Charles Joseph Hitchcock (b. 1852) and Catherine Hitchcock (b. 1856) née Roche
• cousin of director Alfred Joseph Hitchcock (b. 1899)

Siblings

• Mary Frances Teresa Hitchcock (b. 1881)
• Catherine Clare Hitchcock (b. 1883)
• John Francis Hitchcock (b. 1884)
• Annie Mary Hitchcock (b. 1886)
• Teresa Mary Hitchcock (b. 1889)

Birth

• born 1891

Marriages

• likely did not marry

Death

• died on 28/Oct/1917 from injuries sustained whilst fighting in Shellah, Palestine, during First World War
• buried at Beersheba War Cemetery, Israel

Family Tree

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Census Data

1901

• address: 36/37 Chapel Street, Clerkenwell, Islington
• Charles Hitchcock (aged 47) — head, occupation: fishmonger
• Catherine Hitchcock (aged 43) — wife
• Mary Hitchcock (aged 23) — daughter, occupation: civil service clerk, Post Office
• Kate Hitchcock (aged 18) — daughter, occupation: fishmonger's shop assistant
• Ann Hitchcock (aged 15) — daughter
• Charles Hitchcock (aged 10) — son
• Teresa Hitchcock (aged 13) — daughter
• Mary Linneham (aged 70) — servant (general domestic)

1911

• address: 36/37 Chapel Street, Clerkenwell, Islington
• Charles Hitchcock (aged 57) — head, occupation: fishmonger
• Catherine Hitchcock (aged 53) — wife, occupation: fishmonger
• Mary Hitchcock (aged 29) — daughter, occupation: clerk, Post Office Savings Bank Dept.
• Kate Hitchcock (aged 27) — daughter, occupation: assistant in business
• Theresa Hitchcock (aged 21) — daughter, occupation: governess (L.C.C.)
• Charles Hitchcock (aged 18) — son
• Mary Leary (aged 28) — servant

Other Documents

First World War Medal and Award Rolls

WWI Memorial Book

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Research Notes

• Regimental number 110639.