We remember Ernest Charles Hoare

We remember Ernest Charles Hoare

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1897
birth Sturminster Marshall, Nr Wimborne, Dorset United Kingdom Source:9485341 Source:9568896 31st December 1897
1901
location King Street, Sturminster Marshall, Dorset United Kingdom parents address Source:9652419 1901
1918
theatres Western Europe :1 Source:9614566 25th December 1918
service British Army Private M2/166506 Army Service Corps Source:1900783
1966
death Not War Related Almer, Dorset United Kingdom Source:9526814 20th January 1966

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Ernest Charles
Initials EC
Last Name Hoare
Source 9485341
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Locations
AddressCountryTypeDateSource
King Street, Sturminster Marshall, Dorset United Kingdom parents address known 1901
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army M2/166506 Army Service Corps Private
Awards
AwardTypeSource
British War Medal First World War Campaign/Service Medal
Victory Medal First World War Campaign/Service Medal
Family
Parents
NameRelationshipDatesSource
George William Hoare father
Maud M Hoare formerly Baggs mother

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  • Ernest Charles Hoare
    Ernest Charles Hoare (known as Charles/Charlie) in uniform standing by an ambulance he drove.

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  • Ernest Charles Hoare's Medals
    Ernest Charles Hoare's Medals.

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  • Charles Hoare
    In uniform standing by one of the vehicles he drove.

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  • Charles Hoare
    In uniform by an ambulance he drove.

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  • Charles Hoare
    In uniform.

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  • The Peregrinations of the 34th Divisional Coy.
    A photo of the book written by Mechanist Sergeant-Major G. Lipscombe R.A.S.C. in 1920 entitled "The Peregrinations of the 34th Divisional (M.T.) Coy. (179 Coy. R.A.S.C.) During the Great War of 1914 -1919."

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  • Letter from H Sansom to Charles
    A letter was sent to Charles from H Sansom dated 27th June 1915. (She refers to Charles' Granny's funeral which took place in 1915)

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  • ASC Postcard
    Postcard sent by Charles to his sister, Edith.

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  • Reverse of ASC Postcard
    The reverse of the ASC postcard Charles sent to his sister in 1916.

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  • 687 MT Co ASC Grove Park July 1916
    Charles is on the far right, second row down.

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  • Reverse of Grove Park July 1916 Photo
    On the reverse Charles asks after his family and gives his current address at Avonmouth.

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  • Cropped from the Grove Park 1916 Photo
    Charles is in the second row down on the right. Charles aged 18.

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  • Ambulances and Men of the ASC
    Charles is in the back row. A cross marked on the second ambulance from the left marks his position.

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  • Charles Hoare
    Charles Hoare in his ASC uniform.

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  • Charles Hoare
    Charles Hoare in his ASC uniform.

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  • Charles Hoare
    Charles in his ASC uniform.

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  • ASC Group Photo
    This photo appears to be taken in England as the photographer has a studio in Pall Mall, perhaps before embarkation.

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  • Digging
    Charles is second from the left at the back.

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  • Motor Car Pass
    A pass valid from 1/12/17 to 28/2/18, showing Charles' Unit as No 18 Division Supply Column, allowing him to pass in the area occupied by the British Army. Stamped 28/11/1917.

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  • Reverse of Motor Car Pass
    Reverse of pass showing Charles' signature.

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  • ASC Christmas Card
    Christmas card Charles sent his family from Germany in 1918.

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  • Inside the Christmas Card
    Showing inside the Christmas card Charles' sent his family from Germany Christmas 1918.

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  • Sitting on Shells
    The Company at Siegburg, Germany, January 1919. Charles is in the row behind the officers at the front. He is second from the left.

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  • Charles' Billet in Burnot, Belgium
    This house was Charles' billet in Burnot, Belgium previous to February 1919. It was sent by Helene on 9/2/1919 and she says on the reverse, "We send the photograph of our house and of your friends. We regret that you are not with us."

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  • Charles' Billet in Burnot, Belgium
    Photograph sent by Helene to Charles dated 9/3/1919. On the reverse she states, "We have received with great pleasure your letter. I am sending a photo of our house with myself and your friends. You know one of the soldiers, the second soldier is Canadian which sleeps at our house in your bed".

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  • Sergeant E C Hoare in the Second World War
    This is a photo of The Charborough Park Auxiliary Unit Patrol. Charles Hoare is the sergeant sitting in the centre. This photo was taken at the stand down meeting attended by the Wimborne group.

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  • Sergeants of the Auxiliary Home Guard
    This is a 'stand down' photo of the sergeants of the Wimborne Group of the Auxiliary Home Guard (otherwise known as Churchill's Secret Defence Army). Charles is sitting second from the right.

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  • Home Guard Thank You Letter
    The letter Charles received as an official thank you for the time he served in the Auxiliary Home Guard from 18 June 1940 to 31 December 1944.

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  • Charles Obituary
    A newspaper cutting of the life of Charles.

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  • Chapel Cottage, King Street, Sturminster Marshall
    Charles (centre) with his father, George on left, and his brother, Victor with the bicycle. They are standing outside the cottage in Sturminster Marshall where Charles grew up with his father, brother and sister. Sadly his mother, Maud Mary, died in 1901 when he was three years old.

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  • King Street, Sturminster Marshall
    King Street where Charles grew up.

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  • King Street, Sturminster Marshall
    Charles grew up in the white cottage next to the chapel.

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Official Records

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External Evidence

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1901 Census for England Jean156615

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Digging Jean156615
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ASC Christmas Card Jean156615
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Sitting on Shells Jean156615
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Charles' Billet in Burnot, Belgium Jean156615
Sergeant E C Hoare in the Second World War Jean156615
Sergeants of the Auxiliary Home Guard Jean156615
Home Guard Thank You Letter Jean156615
Charles Obituary Jean156615
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