WILLIAM CHARLES FULLER DUTTON

Images courtesy of Ian Maden

 

Born: 1883, Ipswich.

Died: 16th February 1916; age 33; died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis – 5 months, at 82, Rope Walk, Ipswich. Served 13 years & 17 days.

William’s mother, Eliza Jane Dutton, of 82, Rope Walk, was present at the death.

Residence: 82, Rope Walk, Ipswich.

Occupation: a Dock Labourer.

Enlistment Details: Location: Ipswich; date: 9th October 1902; age: 19 years & 8 months; religion: CofE. Height: 5ft 11 ins, fresh complexion, brown eyes & brown hair. Tattooed with a cross & anchor on the left forearm.

Discharged: Gosport – 25th October 1915.

 

Rank: Gunner; Service Number: 11776

Regiment: Royal Garrison Artillery, 6th Division, Ammunition Column.

 

Medals Awarded: Victory, British War & 1914 Star.

 

The burial was held on the 21st February.

 

Grave Reference:

BA.I.23.

Ipswich Old Cemetery,

Ipswich.

 

Relatives Notified & Address: Son of Mrs. Eliza Jane Dutton, of 82, Rope Walk, St. Clement’s, Ipswich.

William’s compass, tags and medals

CENSUS

 

1891   4, Queen’s Court, Albert Street, Ipswich.

 

William was 8 years old and living with his widowed mother & sister.

Eliza Jane Dutton (nee Fuller), 25, a Staymaker, born Ipswich.

Eliza Jane Dutton, 3, born Ipswich.

1 boarder.

 

1901   40, Rope Walk, Ipswich.

 

William was 18 years old, a Boot Finisher. He was living with his widowed mother & sister.

Eliza, 35, a Stay Machinist.

Eliza, 13.

1 boarder.

 

1911   82, Rope Walk, Ipswich.

 

William was 28 years old, a Dock Labourer. He was living with his widowed mother & sister.

Eliza, 45, a Sewing Machinist – Tailoring.

Eliza, 23, a Sewing Machinist – Tailoring.

 

William’s father was William Dutton, born 1853 – died in December 1889, Ipswich and was buried on the 11th December at Ipswich Old Cemetery.

 

Eliza Jane Dutton received her late son’s 1914 Star on the 6th October 1921. The British War medal on the 19th January 1921 and the Victory medal on the 5th April 1921.

 

Soldiers’ Effects to Eliza Jane Dutton – mother.

 

William is also remembered on the war memorial at St. Clement’s Church, Ipswich.

 

Royal Garrison Artillery, 6th Division, Ammunition Column:

One Comment

  • William Charles Fuller Dutton was a distant relative of mine, my grandmother was, I believe, his sister. When she died she left me his medal, Arny Bible and sine trinkets, also his ww1 bayonet

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