The Queens Own Royal West Kent R

The Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment

Private A R Baker

Photograph by "Steve N"

Private Aubrey Reamas BAKER, G/31128, 1st Battalion, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, killed in action, France and Flanders, 27th September 1918, age 17.

29th December 1900, born Battersea, Surrey, enlisted Battersea, Surrey.

Son of Hubert H. and Edith M. Baker, of 6, Ashton Buildings, Church Road, Battersea, London.

7th November 1901, StLuke, South Kensington, baptism of Reamas Aubrey Baker, son of Hubert Henry (cabman) & Edith Mary Baker of 8 Adrian Mansions.

1911 Census - 29 Ascalon Street, Battersea - Hubert Baker, head, age 37, married carman water board, born Devonshire; Edith Baker, wife, age 44, married 17 years, 7 children, all still alive, marine store dealer, born Gurnley?, Leicestershire; Hubert Baker, son, age 15, single, marine store dealer, born Market Harborough; Blance Baker, daughter, age 13, school, born Market Harborough; Ivy Baker, daughter, age 11, school, born Earls Court, London; Aubrey Baker, son, age 10, school, born Earls Court, London; Constance Baker, daughter, age 7, school, born Fulham; Edith Baker, daughter, age 6, school, born Battersea; Leonard Baker, son, age 18 months, born Battersea; Mark Brough, boarder, age 25, single, general labourer, employee at antique dealers, born Battersea.

Buried at Gouzeaucourt New British Cemetery, VII.A.17., Nord, France.

NOTE: Soldiers Died in the Great War have second first name as REAMES, the CWGC web site show it as REAMAS

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