From Medal Roll Index –
Awarded Victory, British War and 15-Star Medals . To France 05/10/15
Awarded D.C.M. 27 July 1917
R.E, 176 Tunnelling Coy: For consicious gallantry. When the enemy exploded a camouflet, he rescued from the foul gas a sergeant and a corporal without any rescue apparatus, at imminent personal risk. He was himself only saved by the rescue party
1901 Census: Sawmills
| Forename |
Surname |
Relationship |
Age |
Occupation |
Where born |
| John |
Cauldwell |
Head |
40 |
Fitter in wire mill |
Alderwasley |
| Charlotte |
|
wife |
40 |
|
Islington |
| Frederick |
|
son |
16 |
Pony driver in coal mine |
Heage |
| Henry |
|
son |
15 |
Pony driver in coal mine |
Crich |
| Elizabeth |
|
daughter |
13 |
Spinner at cotton mill |
Crich |
| Martha |
|
daughter |
12 |
|
Heage |
| Arthur |
|
son |
7 |
|
Heage |
| Jack |
|
son |
5 |
|
Heage |
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1911 Census: Crich
| Forename |
Surname |
Relationship |
Age |
Occupation |
Where born |
| John |
Cauldwell |
Head |
50 |
Fitter when employed |
Alderwasley |
| Charlotte |
|
wife |
50 |
|
Islington |
| Frederick |
|
son |
26 |
Hewer |
Heage |
| Henry |
|
son |
25 |
Hewer |
Crich |
| Martha |
|
daughter |
22 |
Silk winder |
Heage |
| Arthur |
|
son |
17 |
Warehouse boy |
Heage |
| Jack |
|
son |
15 |
Pit pony driver |
Heage |
| Eva |
|
daughter |
9 |
|
Heage |
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Henry Cauldwell's brother John (Jack) Cauldwell is also on the Roll of Honour.
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