Name
Charles SAVAGE
Age
37
Married
Yes
Address
Badsey
Occupation
Bricklayer and market gardener
First Hearing
Date of Hearing
6 Jun 1916
Case for exemption
Charles Savage, South View Terrace, Badsey, is in the employ of Messrs Espley & Co Ltd. He is a married man with two children, and his mother, who has been a widow for 20 years, is partly dependent on him. He said he also worked 1½ acres of land at Netherfield under the County Council. In reply to Mr Cholmondeley, he said he had worked for Messrs Espley & Co Ltd for the past 14 years. He had said nothing to them about appealing, neither had they spoken to him about it.
Outcome of appeal
Exemption - temporary
Exemption Conditions (if any)
Till 1 November 1916
Journal Date
10 Jun 1916
Second Hearing
Date of Hearing
25 Oct 1916
Case for exemption
Charles Savage (38), bricklayer and market gardener, Badsey, in the employ of Messrs Espley Ltd, applied. He said he was married and had two children. He had 1¼ acres of land. Mr Cholmondeley asked why his employers made no application for him for Messrs Espley said they had lost all their men. Applicant said they had talked to him about it, and thought he would do better applying himself.
Outcome of appeal
Exemption - temporary
Exemption Conditions (if any)
Till 1 January 1917 final
Journal Date
28 Oct 1916
Third Hearing
Date of Hearing
22 Jan 1917
Case for exemption
Charles Savage (38), South View-terrace, Badsey, a bricklayer and market gardener with 1¼ acres of ground, asked for time to plant his spring crops.
Outcome of appeal
Refused
Exemption Conditions (if any)
The military agreed not to call the man up before March 1
Journal Date
27 Jan 1917
Other Information
Final Outcome
Enlisted after temporary exemption
War Service (if enlisted)
1/1st Battalion Worcestershire Regiment attached to 211 Divisional Employment Company