DEAN Rosser Fellowes Marriott 2/Lt

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DEAN Rosser Fellowes Marriott 2/Lt

2000-2024

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Surname: DEAN;

Forename(s): Rosser Fellowes Marriott;

Initials: RFM;

Rank: 2/Lt;

Resided in: Bournemouth;

Previous Battalion: 4 of;

Previous Regiment: R Warwks Regt;

MGC Branch: Infantry;

MGC Unit: 93 Coy;

Date abroad: 15-Aug-1914;

Theatre of War: 4a;

How killed: KIA;

Where: France;

When killed: 01-Jul-1916;

Other Data: Rosser Fellowes Marriott Dean, Second Lieutenant, 4th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment,
attd. 93rd Bn. Machine Gun Corps, 1st July 1916. Age 33. Son of Frederick John and
Constance Mary Dean, of "Enderby,", Branksome Hill Rd. Bournemouth. Educated At
Wellington College and Oriel College, Oxford. Acted As Intelligence Officer in Kenya
Colony in 1914. Returned to England, invalided with malaria. Rejoined in 1915, Euston Road
Cemetery, Colincamps, Somme, France, I. D. 14.

Son of Mr FJ Dean of Playna, Yarmouth IOW. Served with the British East African Forces
on the outbreak of the war and was invalided home. On recovery joined the Warwicks. (The
Times 12/7/16)

2nd Lieutenant Rosser Fellowes Marriot Dean Royal Warwicks Regt (att MGC)
Second son of Mr Frederick J Dean lately of The Lodge Beaulieu. He was in his 34th year
and was educated at Wellington College and Oriel College, Oxford. From August 1914 to
February 1915 he served with the British East Africa Field Force afterwards joining the
Special Reserve of the Warwicks Regt from which he was seconded for duty with the MGC.
(The Times 8 July 1916)

b 11/09/1882, present address - Brooklands, Landford, Salisbury, Occupation - Planter
NOK: Frederick J Dean (father) Plevna, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
Educ: Wellington & Oriel, Oxford
Served 3 Devons from June 1900 (Lieut) until resigned Aug 1903. Colonial Civil Service 1903-1906. Served Intelligence Dept, Bnrit E Africa Force Aug-Nov 1914

War Diary 93 Coy: wounded before attack - killed within minutes of going over;

Other Notes: DEAN, Second Lieutenant, ROSSER FELLOWES MARRIOTT, 4th Bn. Royal Warwickshire Regiment attd. 93rd Bn. Machine Gun Corps. Killed in action 1st July 1916. Age 33. Son of Frederick John and Constance Mary Dean, of "Enderby," Branksome Hill Rd., Bournemouth. Educated at Wellington College and Oriel College, Oxford. Acted as Intelligence Officer in Kenya Colony in 1914. Returned to England, invalided with malaria. Rejoined in 1915 I. D. 14. Euston Road Cemetery, Colincamps - Somme, France.;

Related National Archives files: WO339/65940;

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