1944 - 1949
The definitive research resource for the 1st KOSB from 1944-1949
Blessé au combat
Lieutenant Colonel
HUBERT CHRISTOPHER
HATTON-HALL
20786
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Original Regiment joined (Based on their Service No)
King's Own Scottish Borderers
Date of death
Monday, November 26, 1945
Location (from War Diary)
London, England
Family details
Son of Maj. James Hatton-Hall, V.D., and Mary Hatton-Hall husband of Marguerite Rosa Hatton-Hall of Putney.
HIS STORY
Hubert Christopher Hatton-Hall was born on the 9th July, 1892 in Altrincham, Cheshire. In WW1, he was a Captain in the King's Own Scottish Borderers and Royal Tank Corps, France and was awarded the Military Cross.
He married Thelma Neville in Cologne, Germany after the First World War.
He then married Margaret Rosa Clark (nee Marsden) in October 1936 in Southport, Lancashire.
*His son, Nigel James Neville Hatton-Hall (S No. 14445227) was born in Malta and 1925 and also served in the KOSB. Nigel was made a 2nd Lt in July 1945.
Hubert was reported to have died on active service in London.
"WW2, Colonel in the Imperial General Staff of the King's Own Scottish Borderers. Died on 26 November 1945 at 23 Bentinck Street, Marylebone, Middlesex."
IN MEMORIUM
Where he rests
Mémorial
PUTNEY VALE CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM
Block A.S. Grave 1903.
Crédits photo :
Credit: Sherborne School Archives, Abbey Road, Sherborne, Dorset, UK, DT9 3AP.
