Private Warmington left for overseas with the 52nd battalion Nov. 23rd, 1915, and proceeded to France May 1, 1916.

In Feb. 1917, he went on furlough to Scotland, and in Sept. to Paris.

During the engagement at Amiens, he was severely wounded and died of wounds Aug. 8.

He was buried in Longereau Cemetery, Aimens, France.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sources	Chatham Daily Planet (21-08-1918), Commonwealth War Grave Commission, Chatham Daily Planet (27-09-1919)
Supplemental Information	Father: Harry Warmington, Chatham Mother; Mrs. Mary Warmington Brother: Ellwood

Height	5'8-1/2"
Eye Colour	blue
Age	21
Complexion	fair
Hair	dark brown
Race	white
Birthplace	Thamesford, ON
Religion	Methodist
Last Place of Employment	Canadion Northern R.R. Office, Port Arthur
Average Earnings	85/mth
Marital Status	single
When Enlisted	Oct. 1914
Where Enlisted	Dryden

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