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  Private William Baden Footitt Sherwood Foresters (Notts & Derby Regiment) born 1900
Medal Card No service/pension records exist on Ancestry
No medal card is available. He would have been aged 14 when the war started and only 18 when it finished. He probably did not serve abroad for long enough to qualify.
Roll of Honour
AVL
Served on Western Front.

No AVL details. Thus we do not have a record of which was his battalion.










Photo courtesy of “Dag” Footitt

  For History of Battalion, see:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/20527/20527-h/20527-h.htm

Family history etc

  Private William Baden Footitt
1900 Born Bingham. Baptised 11/10/1900, mother Mary Annie, no father noted.
Census 1901 Living in Needham Street with:
Grandfather: George H Footitt, b. 1860 Bingham
Grandmother: Rachel Footitt, b. 1859
Mother: Mary Annie Footitt, b.1881, Bingham
Aunts:
Florence R, b.1886 Nottingham
Emmeline E, b.1894 Bingham
Beatrice I b.1898 Bingham
Uncle: George Henry, b. 1891 Bingham

Joiner/Carpenter



Cook(domestic)
 
Census 1901 Living in Kirkhill Cottages with:
Grandfather: George H Footitt
Grandmother: Rachel Footitt,
Mother: Mary A
Aunts:
Florence R
Emmeline E
Beatrice
Uncles: George Henry
Thomas Alfred, b. 1902 Bingham

Joiner

Cook (domestic)

Machinist – silk bonnets
Lace hand
Mother: Mary Annie Footitt, b. 25 Nov 1880 Bingham
1907 m Arthur William Green, Nottingham, Dec qtr. 7b 790



George Henry served in WW1. Click on name to learn more
1932 William B Footitt married Ethel C Burton in Nottingham, Jun qtr.
Children:
Gordon W Nottingham 1932 Dec qtr.
Derek E Nottingham 1936 Mar qtr
 
1939 Register 4 Kirkhill Cottages:
William Baden Footitt, b. 20 May 1900, married
Ethel Footitt, b. 22 Dec 1904, married
Two closed records

Farm Labourer
Unpaid domestic duties
Gordon and Derek (‘Dag’)
 
  B and G Footitt were members of the Bingham branch of The Royal British Legion.    
1981 Willian Baden Footitt died Rushcliffe 1981 aged 80.  

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