W. BARMES, 07 June 1917
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David Barmes
Born:
1890
Died:
16 Sivan 5677 (06 June 1917)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
BAR4050
Other surname:
Barnes
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1890
Place of birth:
London
Death
Date of death:
16 Sivan 5677 (06 June 1917)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
France
Cause of death:
Died of wounds
Burial place:
Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension
Places
Addresses
Parents' home:
5 Algiers Road, Lewisham (1911)
Synagogues
Name:
South East London Synagogue
Family
Spouse
Marie Raphael (fiancee) (female)
Siblings
Nathaniel Barmes "Nathan" (male)
Mark Barmes (male)
Baron Barmes (male)
Louis Barmes (male)
Elias (Tim) Barmes (male)
Henry Barmes (male)
Parents
Father: Moses (Morris) Barmes (male)
Mother: Catherine Barmes "Kate" (female)
Engagement Announcement
Homefront
Military Record
Military service:
Australian Military
Military record no.:
1748
Date enlisted/conscripted:
05 November 1914
Date discharged/death:
06 June 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Gunner
Assignments
Regiment:
Australian Field Infantry
Battalion/unit:
41st Battery, 11th Brigade
Posting:
Dardanelles
Malta
France
Malta
France
Campaigns:
Gallipoli
Somme
Somme
Attestation
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Gunner
Date of Death:
06 June 1917
Age:
26 years old
Regiment / service:
Australian Field Artillery, 11th Bde.
Cemetery:
Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord, France
Grave reference:
III. B. 277.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
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