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Clement George Hunting
Munition workerBiography
Full name of worker at H.M. Factory Gretna (and any other names they are known by): Clem[m]ent George Hunting [Hunty]
Gender: Male
Date and Place of Birth: 7th November 1888, Ditchingham, Norfolk
Date and Place of Death: 5th March 1979, Oulton Broad, Suffolk
Nationality: British
Childhood: One of 12 children
Parents: George William and Harriet Amelia nee Pipe
Parent’s occupations: Blacksmith
Schools / universities attended and years of attendance: N/K
Occupation: Blacksmith
Place of residence at Gretna: New Zealand House, Eastriggs
Job title at Gretna: Munition Worker
Marital status: Married Florence Rosa Ling.
Children: Possibly 5.
Travels: N/K
Awards/recognitions: N/K
Trivia / any other information:
Clem[m]ent George Hunting was born on 7th November 1888 at Ditchingham, Norfolk, to George William Hunting and Harriet Amelia nee Pipe.
1891- living at 5, Bungay Road, Ditchingham. Father is a blacksmith. 4th of 5 children.
1901- Ditchingham Place. Father a journeyman blacksmith. Clem occupied as a baker’s errand boy aged 12. He is now one of 12 children, 10 living at home.
1911- a blacksmith at an ironworks. Living at 28, Haylings Road, Leiston, Suffolk. He is listed as married but boarding at this address, no wife present.
Q4 1910- married Florence Rosa Ling at Wangford, Suffolk. They subsequently had 2 children. Clement listed as Hunty
1918/19- employed at H M Factory Gretna as a munition worker living at New Zealand House, Eastriggs. (Electoral register)
1921 – Clement, Florence, Phyllis and 4 others are on the record in Lowestoft, Suffolk.
1939- 62, Victoria Road, Lowestoft. A blacksmith – heavy worker
5th March 1979- died Oulton Broad, Suffolk aged 91.
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