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Percival Frederick PILKINGTON (1892 - 1918)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Percival Frederick PILKINGTON (1892 - 1918)	Daniel PILKINGTON (1853 - 1927)
		Martha Ann SALISBURY (1852 - 1894)	James SALISBURY (1828 - 1907)
			Louisa LONG (1826 - 1869)

b. 26 Nov 1892 at Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia

d. 14 Apr 1918 at France aged 25

Cause of Death:

Died of wounds

Parents:

Daniel PILKINGTON (1853 - 1927)

Martha Ann SALISBURY (1852 - 1894)

Siblings (7):

Eva PILKINGTON (1881 - 1902)

Louisa Alice PILKINGTON (1882 - 1957)

William Herbert PILKINGTON (1883 - 1954)

Annie Daisy PILKINGTON (1885 - )

Beatrice PILKINGTON (1887 - 1976)

Percival Daniel PILKINGTON (1888 - 1892)

Martha PILKINGTON (1894 - 1975)

Events in Percival Frederick PILKINGTON (1892 - 1918)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
26 Nov 1892		Percival Frederick PILKINGTON was born	Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia	1893/C005957
07 Sep 1894	1	Death of mother Martha Ann SALISBURY (aged 42)	Queensland, Australia	1894/C002342
28 Dec 1914	22	Enlist AIF	Townsville, Queensland, Australia
01 Sep 1916	23	Wounded - GSW - face	France
27 Mar 1918	25	Wounded - GSW - legs, lt thigh & forearm	France
14 Apr 1918	25	Percival Frederick PILKINGTON died	France
28 Jul 1918	25	Burial	Wimereux, France	Note 1

Note 1: Burried in Wimereux, Communal Cemetery, Baulogne, Grave No. 2842. Plot 10, Row D, Grave 2A

Personal Notes:

Percival Frederick Pilkington Rank Corporal [Cpl] Service Number 1610 Unit 47th Bn Australian Inf Service Army Conflict 1914-1918 Date of Death 14 April 1918 Cause of Death Died of wounds Cemetery or Memorial Details FRANCE 64 Wimereux Communal Cemetery Native place Charters Towers QLD War Grave Register Notes PILKINGTON, Cpl. Percival Frederick, 1610. 47th Bn. Australian Inf. Died of wounds 14th April, 1918. Age 25. Son of Daniel and Martha Ann Pilkington, of South Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Native of Charters Towers, Queensland, X. D. 2A. Source AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army

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