Personal data
| Name | Stokes |
|---|---|
| Initials | H.S. |
| Christian name | Henry Stephen |
| Date and place of birth | Chesterfield, Staffordshire; 1886 |
| Address | Longdon, Rugeley, Staffordshire |
| Profession | Assisting in the business: Stokes' Tannery |
Military data
| Rank | 2nd Lt. |
|---|---|
| Regiment / Unit | Welsh Guards |
Other information
- Information
- Communicant at Talbot House, Easter 1916
- Information 2
- On 22.04.1916 (Easter Saturday) "a fine altar-frontal of green and gold, the noble work of the Sisters of Hayward's Heath" arrived at Talbot House. It had been ordered by 2nd Lt. Stokes in memory of the officers and men of the Guards Division.
- Information 3
- M.C.
Media
Sources
- Source
- Red Book, p.19 recto
- Source 2
- IWMIII.2, p.1
- Source 3
- Louagie, J., A Touch of Paradise in Hell: index