▶Date of birth: 4 December 1891     Place of birth: Cheltenham

▶Father: Edward Charles Clee   Mother: Mary Harriet Butt

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▶Occupation: Farmer

▶Lifestory: Cheltenham Chronicle 22 May 1915

CHELTONIAN WOUNDED WITH THE NEW ZEALANDERS.

Mrs. Edward Clee, Saxony, Pittville, has received a wire to say her youngest son, Private H. Clee, has been wounded Turkey. He was educated at the [Grammar] School, and left Cheltenham for Taranaki, New Zealand, over five years ago to learn dairy farming, where he has been most successful. He volunteered with the New Zealand Force at the beginning the war, and sailed from Wellington, New Zealand, last October for Egypt.

▶Moved to Pittville from: 13 Portland Terrace, Prestbury Road     Moved from Pittville to: New Zealand

▶Date of death: 1923   Place of death: New Zealand

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▶Notes: His brother Douglas Clee died of injuries received during WW1 in February 1919    ID: 9094

Contributor(s): David Drinkwater