Malvern College First World War Casualty

Lieutenant Arthur Leslie Hicks

Photo of Arthur Leslie Hicks
House and time at Malvern: No 9, 1898 - 1901.

Regiment: Leicestershire Regt.
Died: 04 April 1918 aged 34 in France. Died of wounds as prisoner at Auberchicourt.
Battle: German Spring Offensive. Cemetery: Cabaret Rouge Brit Cemetery Souchez XX E 15

Son of Arthur and Constance Laura Hicks, of 113, Finchley Rd., Hampstead, London. b. 19th April 1884.
Lower IV—Middle V. House XI Football.
Estate Agent; F.S.I.; Land Valuation Officer.
Great War. Private Sherwood Foresters 1914; 2nd Lieutenant Royal Warwickshire Regt.
11th Bn. Leicestershire Regiment.

'His many School friends will remember him as a boy of an exceptionally happy and cheerful disposition, apparently without a care. Only those who knew him intimately realized that there was another and serious side to his character. It was there all the time, and those who served with him in the Army saw that side, and valued it. He died of wounds, as a prisoner of war, in a German field hospital.' (Malvernian, Nov 1918).

Service record:WO 339/54191

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