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2nd Lt. · Indian Army (unattached List), attd 4 The King's (Liverpool Regiment)

Carleton Lumley St. Clair Clery

† 12/03/1915 · 19 jaar · Vieille-Chapelle New Military Cemetery, La Couture, Richebourg-St.Vaast Churchyard Mem.; personal inscription: OUR DARLING BOY NEVER FORGOTTEN

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NaamClery
InitialenC.L.St.C.
VoornaamCarleton Lumley St. Clair
Geboortedatum en -plaatsMyanmar; 05.12.1895
FamilieSon of Maj. Gen. Carleton Buckley Laming Clery and Mrs. Jessie Violet Clery.

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Educated at Malvern College and at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst

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Rang2nd Lt.
Regiment / EenheidIndian Army (unattached List), attd 4 The King's (Liverpool Regiment)
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Leeftijd19
Begraafplaats / GedenktekenVieille-Chapelle New Military Cemetery, La Couture, Richebourg-St.Vaast Churchyard Mem.; personal inscription: OUR DARLING BOY NEVER FORGOTTEN

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'The Valentine Lamp' - Romford Branch, Essex. Endowed on 01.04.1931. First lit on 06.06.1931 at Crystal Palace, London, by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. "In memory of Guy Valentine, Capt., 6th City of London Rifles. Missing, Flers, 15.9.1916; of Carleton Lumley St. Clair Clery, 2nd Lt. King's Liverpool Regt., Richebourg St. Avouee, 12.3.1915; and of Sydney Valentine, Actor, 14.2.1864-23.12.1919." (Given by Mrs. Sydney Valentine.) Brass plaques (4) kept at Talbot House.
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Commemorated on the memorial board in Malvern College Chapel and in the Royal Memorial Chapel, Camberley

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Roll of the Lamps of Maintenance of Toc H, 1922-1936