George Button where did he die

[panda40]

Hi i was wondering if anyone would have further information on George Button born 1867 in Kenardington Kent. He joined up as a solider at the age of 20 and then joined again at the age of 48 in 1914 in the reserves. On findmypast it gives his service number as S/1086. He served in the Royal West Kent regiment. On the third page at the bottom it says he was killed in action July 1916. Does anyone have information on where he was killed?

Thanks in advance panda

[groom]

This any help?

http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/75227912/BUTTON,%20GEORGE

[panda40]

Thanks Groom for the link, any idea how to access then additional information give Pearson the true name? Given on the page.
Regards panda

[groom]

Sorry, no. I wondered if his death was also recorded under Pearson, but I can't see it.

[panda40]

After the record showing his death the next page shows the letter stating where to send his medals to it is addressed to Edith Lillian Pearson. Which is strange as he married Isobel Maud Spent in India while stationed out there in 1901. This is a mystery as the same army number he has is on the letter that was sent to Edith Lillian Pearson.
Regards panda

[KGarrad]

He's down as Charles Pearson, Company Sergeant Major, S/1086
Queens Own (Royal West Kent) Regiment

(served as BUTTON). Husband of Mrs Emily Lilian Pearson, of 19 Uplands Road, Hornsey.

http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/809019/PEARSON,%20CHARLES

[panda40]

Thanks for new link, still no clearer onwhether they were the same man and what the connection is.
Regards panda

[KGarrad]

Same service number.
Same memorial.
Same date of death.
Same age at death.

I think the evidence is overwhelming?!

[groom]

I agree, so the puzzle is now, why did he use the name Charles Pearson and also George Button?