WW1 Project		Percy WOODMAN		<BACK
Warnham Address		Goose Green
Date & Place of Birth		2nd Jan 1899 Warnham
Occupation
Enlisted
Regiment(s)		2/7th Bn (TF) Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Rank		Private
Regimental No(s)		26599
Service Record		France & Flanders Died of wounds
Awards		Victory medal, British War Medal
Died		5th Sep 1918, buried Warnham
Source(s)		War Memorial, Medal card, CWGC
Notes		Warnham Warbler article - Nov 2011 - by Sue Overton Another village choirboy said to be 'a good, quiet lad' was Private Percy Woodman who was 19 when, on 5 September 1918 he died in a Lincoln Hospital of the painful effects of gas received in action on the Western Front. He was the youngest son of George Woodman, a road foreman who lived at Goose Green with his wife Ellen.