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Thanks Janice After thought, the attached shows an address for a Mr Hall. When William enlisted in the Militia he was working as a...

I did look at the 2 1913 Wolverhampton marriage records but ruled them out. I also looked through all the family names at the Bakery...

Janice Yes on service papers it does give that info however it was on his pension record stating he was married and he was discharged...

Yes Norton Barracks was the Regimental home for the Worcestershire Regiment and the reservists when recalled on the outbreak of war...

Have checked 1911 and 1921 census for him at Bakery Buildings but no William Wall (Whalton). Many of the names on 1911 still living at...

Janice that looks right Bakery Buildings. It was May 1915 when William was discharged (wounds) so that was most likely his address at...

Just checked service details again and both brothers and sister are older, had not noticed the letter O (in red) to the left of names...

I had tried Walton but nothing. Don't know brothers DoB's but think they are older being that they were both serving when William...

William Whalton (Wall?) enlisted in Militia 13.2.1906 in Wolverhampton aged 18 years 2 months (given age). Groom by trade. Address given...