AHEARN HAROLD - 10028
Short Service (All Arms)
10028 – Harold Ahearn –
Corps – The Buffs.
Name – Harold Ahearn.
In the parish of Dungeness,
near the town of Lydd, Kent.
Age – 18 years 1 month.
Trade – Milk Salesman.
Certificate of Primary
Military Examination.
I hereby certify that the
above named recruit was inspected by me and I consider him fit for
service in The Buffs, East Kent Regiment, and that due care has been
exercised in his enlistment.
Date. 11 July 1913. Place
Dover.
Regiment - The Buffs (East
Kent Regiment)
Father of soldier – Mr S.
Ahearn, 60 Mayfield Avenue, Buckland, Dover.
Mother of soldier – Mrs Emma
Ahearn – 60 Mayfield Avenue, Buckland, Dover.
Brothers of soldier.
Stephen Ahearn – age 34.
Albert E. Ahearn – age 21.
Percy G. Ahearn – age 19.
Sidney T. Ahearn – age 18.
All same address as above.
Sisters of soldier.
Mrs Ada Holt – High? Street,
Hythe.
Mrs E. Youden, Penny Pot
Farm, Hythe.
Lotty M. Ahearn – 60
Mayfield Avenue, Dover.
Statement of the services of
No. 10028.
Name - Harold Ahearn – The
Buffs.
Killed in action - L/C.
18-10-14.
Casualty Form – Active
Service.
Regt. or Corps – The Buffs.
Rank – Pte.
Name – Harold Ahearn.
Enlisted 11/7/1913.
Report.
8/8/14 – appointed Lce Corp.
Killed in action – field.
Medal, decorations and
annuities.
1914 Star and clasp, British
War and Victory medals.
