
Herbert Henry Cudlipp was born in St Peters, Jersey, in around 1891. He was one of ten children to farmers John and Louisa Cudlipp. The family had moved to Mont à L’Abbé, on the outskirts of St Helier, by the time of the 1911 census, at which point the whole family were involved in the farm in one way or another.
Little information is available about Herbert’s military life. He enlisted in the Royal Garrison Artillery at some point during the war, and was attached to the 38th Siege Battery. The unit was based in Egypt from December 1915, and later moved to France. However, records are unclear as to when and where Gunner Cudlipp served.
Details of Herbert Henry Cudlipp’s later life are also lost to time. Herbert survived the war, but died on 4th June 1919, at the age of 28 years old. He was laid to rest in the family plot in Macpela Cemetery, St John’s, Jersey.

(from ancestry.co.uk)