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« Reply #18 on: Sunday 26 March 06 12:31 BST (UK) »
cas,a little bit more
edwin landed at st.nazaire on 10-9-1914
william winchester left winchester with his regt and embarked from southampton,landing at havre on 17-1-1915,his regt had been in india but sailed from bombay on 16-11-1914 landing at plymouth on 23-12-1914.
harry craft
he was at tufton st barracks westminster on 4-8-14,they were placed on a war footing and employed on guarding the railway from southampton docks to amesbury
on 4-9-1914 they left southampton and sailed for malta
on 2-1-1915 they sailed from malta for france,arriving at marseilles on 6-1-1915,harry was killed in the armentieres sector
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« Reply #19 on: Sunday 26 March 06 12:41 BST (UK) »
Hi Mack

A few are rellies but not many.  Four years ago :o I started to put all my info from the local war memorial etc. on the web http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gypsy/roh.htm so it might help others but I never got round to finishing it ::)

Yesterday, I decided that I had better do something about finishing it hence a couple of enquiries BUT it's far too mammoth a task to ask anybody to help in any great way!  And I've lots more names to add (particulary R-Z WW1) when I dig out my old paper notes ;)

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give it a go cas,me and chris thrive on this stuff,and we have loads of pals and sources to help you further,some of our pals are east+west kent experts,FAR TO MAMMOTH A TASK,never heard of that word ;)you may even turn into a warmonger like me and chris :D :D mack
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« Reply #20 on: Sunday 26 March 06 13:14 BST (UK) »
cas,this is 5 minutes work
L/cpl samuel,john ayriss
2nd batt cameronians[scottish rifles] c.company
10079
age 24
24-2-15,died of wounds
mother mrs s,e ayriss,28 kynaston rd,enfield middlesex
enlisted glasgow
lived sandgate
born sandgate
buried estaires communal cemetary
grave ref II.D.5
i think he ran away from home to enlist in glasgow because he was under age,his real age when he enlisted was 14,he died aged 15+not aged 24
his CWGC details say his mother is mrs s e ayriss,but i think his parents were george and lydia,is there any way to find out.

L/cpl harold,john akers
queens own royal west kent regt,8th batt
11-11-1915
g/6709
age 24
born new marston
enlisted dover
lived folkestone
ypres menin gate memorial
parent could be william+harriet
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« Reply #21 on: Sunday 26 March 06 13:15 BST (UK) »
You are a diamond ................... I won't be able to keep up ;D

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« Reply #22 on: Sunday 26 March 06 13:35 BST (UK) »
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L/cpl samuel,john ayriss
i think he ran away from home to enlist in glasgow because he was under age,his real age when he enlisted was 14,he died aged 15+not aged 24
his CWGC details say his mother is mrs s e ayriss,but i think his parents were george and lydia,is there any way to find out.

I don't have anything to hand (apart from census) and the Sandgate PRs aren't held locally as far as I am aware but there is a Sam J AYRISS age 9 in the 1901 census born Sandgate a visitor in Islington RG13/191 folio 160 page 20 with some other family members which might fit with being age 24 at death (there is also the younger Samuel J in Sandgate with his parents).  I can post the full details from the census and investigate further if you wish.  He's not on the Folkestone Roll of Honour nor war memorial but he may be on the Sandgate one.  I can get information from the original applications for the Folkestone Roll of Honour/Certificates of Glory but I don't know of anything for Sandgate :-\

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« Reply #23 on: Sunday 26 March 06 13:45 BST (UK) »
I've had a clearer look and this does look the better fit ......................

1901

Visitors at 45 Shepperton Road, Islington

Sally E AYRISS wid 31 b.Sandgate
Sam J 9 b.Sandgate
William J 7 b.Sandgate

So it looks probable that he was the son of Mrs S E AYRISS as per CWGC records ???

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« Reply #24 on: Sunday 26 March 06 14:00 BST (UK) »
ya made that look dead easy,you,ve got the right fella,and ya didnt even leave your chair,we need chris to find out which j.amos has a folkestone connection,my SDGW are hard copies chris has the searchable CD,i have it,but cant get it to work on my PC,i found e h amos,w,allport and e,ashman,theres a easy way to compile the info,what i do is bring up the CWGC card,print it off and add the additional info later,mack
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« Reply #25 on: Sunday 26 March 06 14:13 BST (UK) »
private edward,harry amos
east kent regt
7th batt,A coy
age 36
18-11-1916
g/2298
parents edward,harry,benjamin +mary,ann amos
wife alice,rebecca amos,1 bradstone ave,folkestone
thiepval memorial
CHRIS whats his SDGW say about place of birth,enlistment etc

sergeant william allport
1st ox+bucks light infantry
29-8-1915 [died at sea]
6475
born uttoxeter,staffs
enlisted burton on trent
lived folkestone
hollybrook memorial,southampton

sergeant ernest ashman
18th batt london regt[london irish rifles]
age 28
30-8-18
593390
parents charlie+clara ashman,woodnesborough sandwich
wife.elizabeth,26 cross st,st.dunstans,canterbury
born folkestone
enlisted and lived in canterbury
was formerly in the 4th batt east kent regt,No3340
vis en artois memorial
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« Reply #26 on: Sunday 26 March 06 15:22 BST (UK) »
CHRIS
these seem to be a match.
michael,william bannell 9th lancers 21-11-17
george barden east kents 8-9-18
george barranger east kents 18-10-14
d barton????
ernest edward barton east kents 15-9-16 could be a m/c lad
fred horace barton london regt 26-10-17
j b barwick RE 28-10-15
george harry bateman could be east kents 3-7-16
arthur gordon baxter MGC 10-10-15
frank beal m/sex regt 31-5-17
c.bean could be charles alfred beal rifle brig 28-4-15
william,thomas arthur belsey is william thomas ALBERT belsey RGA 22-10-18
george james bettey ox+bucks 28-4-17
james herbert barker boddy west yorks 3-5-17
herbert boneham is herbert bonham royal warwicks 29-10-14
this is an interesting one
john henry blake east kent regt 6-12-15 buried in ashford cemetary kent,his father was a RN crimean veteran and is probably buried in the same cemetary
with your SDGW details and the CWGC info,it should give a good piece of info on each of them
mack
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