Name: HALE, WILLIAM
Initials: W
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Gunner
Regiment/Service: Royal Garrison Artillery
Age: 22
Date of Death: 04/11/1918
Service No: 159368
Additional information: Son of George and Elizabeth Hale, of Causeway, Cinderford.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Cemetery: CINDERFORD (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD

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1901
George Hale abt 1875 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head East Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hale abt 1876 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Wife East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1898 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Walter Hale abt 1900 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire
William G Hale abt 1897 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire

1891 Causeway Cinderford
William Hale abt 1822 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Widower East Dean Gloucestershire
Joseph Grindle [HALE] abt 1872 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean, Gloucestershire
George Grindle [HALE] abt 1875 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean, Gloucestershire
Jane Grindle [HALE] abt 1882 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean, Gloucestershire

1881 Littledean Woodside / Causeway /Collafield
Lucy Hale abt 1830 Eastdean Head Westbury on Severn - East Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hale abt 1866 Eastdean Daughter Westbury on Severn - East Dean Gloucestershire
George Hale abt 1875 Eastdean Son Westbury on Severn - East Dean Gloucestershire
Joseph Hale abt 1872 Eastdean Son Westbury on Severn - East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1869 Eastdean Daughter Westbury on Severn - East Dean Gloucestershire

1871
William Hale abt 1821 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1830 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Wife East Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hale abt 1866 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Fanny Hale abt 1861 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Hannah Hale abt 1864 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1869 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Tom Hale abt 1859 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire
William Hale abt 1852 Canseway E Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire

1861
William Hale abt 1822 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1829 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Wife East Dean Gloucestershire
Fanny Hale abt 1861 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Jane Hale abt 1854 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter East Dean Gloucestershire
Tom Hale abt 1859 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire
William Hale abt 1851 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire

1851 nr Latimer Lodge ?
Joseph Hale abt 1791 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head East Dean Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1791 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Wife East Dean Gloucestershire
William Hale abt 1822 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son East Dean Gloucestershire Widow
Mary Ann Hale abt 1832 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Granddaughter East Dean Gloucestershire

1841 Littledean Hill / Collafield
Joseph Hale abt 1796 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest Gloucestershire
Lucy Hale abt 1796 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest Gloucestershire
Joseph Hale abt 1817 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest Gloucestershire
Ann Hale abt 1831 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest Gloucestershire
Mary Hale abt 1813 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest Gloucestershire

Query on details shown for 1891 Causeway Census family for William HALE.Where does the surname GRINDLE come from? Census extract shows surname of all members of family as HALE.

'asy !

The Grindle belongs to the neighbour , Ancestry has made a mistake , hence the [HALE] which is my attempt to clear the confusion ;-)

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Thanks

At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

GUNNER WM. HALE

As annouced in our obituary column last
week, Gunner William Hale, eldest beloved son
of Mr and Mrs Hale of the Causeway Cin-
derford has died in hospital at Brighton. He
had been wounded in the hand while on active
service and contracted influenza, pneumonia
and pleurisy. He came home on sick leave.
Returning to camp he further suffered from
influenza and a septic throat folowing, his death
taking place on the 4th inst. He was a good
son and much liked. Before joining the army
about two and half years ago he was a colliery
banksman at Crump Meadow Colliery. While
serving in France he had had one of his fingers
smashed. He was only 22 years od age. His
death has come after a period of good service
for his country and he too will be on the
honourable roll of the gallant dead. In Gunner
Hale the members of the Wesleyan connection
and especially the Band of Hope have lost an
able loyal and cheery member. He had been
connected with the Sunday School and the Band of
Hope since boyhood. He was also a member of
the Band of Hope Cricket Club. It is very
gratifying to the members of the Band of Hope
to remember that on his first leave from France
they welcomed him home with the appropriate
present of a wrist watch his own choice.

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