Military service
Service number:
A/22256
Age:
22
Rank:
Private
Force:
Army
Unit/Regiment:
Essex Scottish Regiment, R.C.I.C.
Birth:
February 23, 1921
Colchester, Essex, Ontario
Enlistment:
May 27, 1940
Windsor, Ontario
Death:
January 24, 1944
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
Panel 24. Column 3.
Additional information
Son of Joseph Lester Boultinghouse and Alice Frances Boultinghouse, of Essex, Ontario.
Digital gallery of Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
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Photo of HUBERT JAMES BOULTINGHOUSE
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Memorial
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Newspaper Clipping
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Photo and write up on Pte. Boultinghouse as being reported wounded during the Dieppe Raid. Source: The Windsor Daily Star, Aug 28, 1942, p.6 -
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Newspaper clipping
In this list of Army Casualties published in the Hamilton Spectator on September 20, 1945, H.J. Boultinghouse is listed as Previously Reported Prisoner of War-Now Reported Missing. -
Newspaper clipping
In this list of Army Casualties published in the Hamilton Spectator on November 22, 1945, H.J. Boultinghouse is listed as Previously Reported Missing ¿ Now Presumed Died While Prisoner of War. -
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Circumstances of death
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Brookwood Memorial
Photo taken by John S. Brehaut during the Road to Freedom Tour of 2003. -
Inscription
Private HUBERT JAMES BOULTINGHOUSE is one of twenty members of the Essex Scottish Regiment, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps, who are commemorated on this Panel at the Brookwood Memorial, Surrey, United Kingdom. Most of these soldiers went missing at Dieppe on August 19, 1942 and were subsequently presumed dead. Private Boultinghouse, however, is reported to have died on January 24, 1944 while a prisoner of war.
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
Digital gallery of
Private Hubert James Boultinghouse
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 255 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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