Jack Aarons
Born:
27 Iyyar 5655 (21 May 1895)
Died:
19 Iyyar 5736 (19 May 1976)
Basic Information
Birth
Date of birth:
27 Iyyar 5655 (21 May 1895)
Death
Date of death:
19 Iyyar 5736 (19 May 1976)
Places
Addresses
13 Harley Street Hull, UK (1920)
On 20/9/1916 he was wounded by a bullet in the arm and from 8/12/1917 was entitled to wear a Wound Stripe.
On 22/2/1918, the King conferred the military medal for bravery in the field.
On 8/9/1918 he was captured by the Germans in Nieppe and was a POW in Dulmen POW Camp, Germany.
He was released on 15/2/1919.
Family
Siblings
Yetta Miriam Aarons (female)
Benjamin Lionel Aarons (male)
Parents
Father: Isaac Aarons (male)
Mother: Diane Stiller (female)
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Military Record
Military service:
East Yorkshire Regiment, 11th Service Battalion, Palls Battalion D company
Military record no.:
11/832
Date enlisted/conscripted:
23 December 1915
Rank at discharge/death:
Sergeant
Sustained injuries:
Bullet in Arm