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Name James Abram de Carteret, 592
Birth 16 Feb 1894, Dos Ane Sark
Occupation Builder,Mason, Soldier.
Religion C Of E
Father Thomas Peter de Carteret, 593 (1856-1906)
Mother Anne Eliza Des Caudville, 594 (1859-1915)
Spouses
1 Doris May Baudains, 587
Birth 31 Mar 1901, Les Camps Terrace St Martins
Christen 17 Apr 1901, St Martins Church
Death 23 Jun 1979, Longue Rue House St Martins Gsy
Burial 26 Jun 1979, Foulon Cem .GAJ30.after services at St Martins Ch
Occupation Kitchen Maid ,Cook
Education St Martins School
Father George Francis Thomas Baudains, 575 (1875-1964)
Mother Mary Ann Welch, 533 (1876-1914)
Marriage 15 Apr 1922, Greffe St P.P.
Children Fredrick James, 621 (1923-1993)
Stephen Henry, 625 (1925-)
Doris Amelia, 629 (1926-)
Kathleen May, 634 (1928-)
Margaret Rose, 639 (1932-)
Charles Edward, 645 (1935-)
John Alfred, 652 (1938-)
Mary +inf, 674 (1939-1939)
David George + Inf, 675 (1941-1941)
Michael James, 658 (1942-)
Jean Pamela, 671 (1944-1986)
Pamela Jean, 672 (1944-)
Doreen Rose, 673 (1946-)
Notes for James Abram de Carteret
Served Royal Irish Regt 1915 2bn Stormed and carried the village of Le Pilly 19 Oct were on the following day cut off and surrounded suffering heavy losses.
He remained in France after the Armistice of 11 Nov 1918 seving with the Labour Corps Burying the the dead and those found on the battle field along with much spent munitions. they were payed over and obove the normal army rates for this work
did not have a gratefull return after such labour , very little is to be found about the Corps . Time to Forget move on what a way to treat the men left to clean up the British Goverments mess , who gave their lives and limbs mentality , a h
Research
Pte 8762.James Abram de Carteret,D.Cmpy. 7th Bn,Royal.Irish Regement.
Pte 21811 Royal Irish Fusilers.
Pte 26 Royal .Guernsey Light .Infantry. on formation.Sent on the 3rd Draft .
Pte 706419. Labour Corps , Volenteer ,One of the men who went back for Exhumation and Burial duties, paid an additional 2s 6d per day extra on the days they were "actually employed on exhumation duties"
Medals,1914/15. Star. Victory Medal. British War Medal.
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