MOORE

		Source
		CWGC	SDGW	Uttoxeter Advertiser	Other
Parents			*Not found in the database. It contains no Har Moores who died on or anywhere near the right date**
Where born
When born
Address	Bradley Street, Uttoxeter (self, wife and children )			1b	3
Spouse	Yes			1b	3
Children	2			1b
Employment Before Joining up
Military service before the war
Where enlisted
When enlisted	1915
Regiment	2ry Unit: Transferred to (406659) 707^th Company	Yes			3
	707^th Co Labour Corps Bn				3
	Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire (Sherwood Foresters)	Yes			3
Unit	18^th Bn	Yes
	2ry Unit: Labour Corps	Yes
	Labour Corps	(Yes)		1b	3
Rank	Private	Yes		1b	3
Service Number	18/30746, 18^th Bn, Sherwood Foresters				3
	18/30746	Yes
	406659				3
Date of Death	14 December 1918	Yes		1b	3
Age at time of death	24?			1b
Where Killed or died	No. 3 Casualty Clearing Station, France			1b	3
How he died	Illness (Influenza)			1b	3
Location of Grave or Memorial	Caudry British Cemetery – Grave III. A. 30.	Yes

Where commemorated	Uttoxeter Town War Memorial				3
Awards

We do not know when Harry enlisted, but we do know that he was reported to be home on leave in January 1917. ^[3a] We also know that he had been sent a Christmas parcel from Uttoxeter during the Christmas of 1916-1917. ^[3a]

It seems all the more tragic when you realise that Harry died a month after the war had ended. He was one of the victims of the Spanish Flu epidemic.

News of his death came as a shock to his wife because although she had known that he had influenza, she had not realised that he was seriously ill. ^[1b]

At the time of his death, two of his brothers were in the army. Tom had been a prisoner in Germany and was now at home on leave. ^[1]

The CWGC database gives Harry’s grave as Grave III. A. 30. in Caudry British Cemetery.