| Name |
Fred Stanley COLLINS |
| Rank/Number |
Private 305283 |
| Regiment |
Tank Corps 5th Battalion |
| Enlisted |
Bletchley |
| Age/Date of death |
27 13 June 1918 |
| How died/Theatre of war |
Died of wounds France & Flanders |
| Last known address |
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| Cemetery |
Wavendon (St Mary) Churchyard, Bucks |
| Grave or Memorial Reference |
west of church |
| Location of memorial |
Wavendon St Mary |
| Date/Place of birth |
c1891 Wavendon |
| Date/Place of baptism |
|
| Pre-war occupation of Casualty |
journeyman baker, Mr Richardson |
| Parents |
Alfred & Amelia Collins |
| Parent's occupation |
hay binder |
| Parents' Address (last known) |
1911: Wavendon |
| Wife |
Ethel Maud Collins |
| Wife's Address (last known) |
The Nook, Wavendon |
| Notes |
formerly 204218 OBLI. Died in hospital in Camberwell of wounds received 2 months earlier. Headstone in churchyard is a CGWC one but he was described as "died of wounds France & Flanders". Worked in Fenny Stratford |