Cecil Edwin Hunt

Birth13 Oct 1880 - Japan (British subject) Registration info 1880 Hiogo and Osaka vol 6 page 1196. Born at Kobe, Japan

Death19 Dec 1914 - WW1, Major General Royal Artillery. Killed in action aged 34 years in France, buried at the Pont-Du-Hem Military Cemetery La Gorgue, near Estaires.. Grave Ref. V. J. 23

MotherClara Louisa Hartland

FatherHenry Joseph Hunt

Born in Japan (British subject) Registration info 1880 Hiogo and Osaka vol 6 page 1196. Born at Kobe, Japan on 13 Oct 1880 to Henry Joseph Hunt and Clara Louisa Hartland. Cecil Edwin Hunt married Ethel Helen Crookshank and had 2 children. He passed away on 19 Dec 1914 in WW1, Major General Royal Artillery. Killed in action aged 34 years in France, buried at the Pont-Du-Hem Military Cemetery La Gorgue, near Estaires.. Grave Ref. V. J. 23.

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Parents

Henry Joseph Hunt
1837 - 1911

Clara Louisa Hartland
1852 - 1929

Spouse(s)

Ethel Helen Crookshank
1884 - 1976

Children

Henry Cecil John, Baron Hunt
1910 - 1998

Hugh Sydney Hunt
1911 - 1993

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