We remember Frederick Sydney Horn

We remember Frederick Sydney Horn

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Timeline

Timeline

 
1893
birth Hernhill Faversham Kent United Kingdom Source:2551849 20th October 1893
service British Army Private 58352 Royal Army Medical Corps Source:2551849
1917
death Killed in Action Unknown Flanders Belgium Source:7435953 Source:2551849 10th October 1917
burial Parish Church Graveyard Tyne Cot Memorial Non-War Cemetery CWGC Cemetery/Memorial Hernhill Faversham Kent West-Vlaanderen Unknown United Kingdom Belgium Source:2551849 Source:7435953

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names Frederick Sydney
Initials FS
Last Name Horn
Source 7435953
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army 58352 Royal Army Medical Corps Private

Media

Media

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  • Frederick Horn
    This is a studio portrait of Fred Horn before the 1914 war in which he was killed.

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    Diana1891

  • Boughton Kent August 1912
    Frederick Horn, my uncle is in the middle row 4th from the left. I do not know what uniform they wear or the organisation they belong to.

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    Diana1891

  • Ambulance Field Day 1914
    Fred horn is first left in this picture of an Ambulance Field Day in Boughton Kent 1914.

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    Diana1891

  • Frederick Horn
    Frederick Horn in his RAMC uniform.

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    Diana1891

  • A month in camp at Aldershot
    This is a postcard sent from Fred Horn to his sister Edith on 15/05/1915. The message on the card tells her he has met a friend from home, Alf Fletcher, and that 'We did not get any money yesterday we shan't get any before next week but still I have got plenty, from your L B Fred.'

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    Diana1891

  • I Have Arrived
    This is a postcard of the First world War. it was sent from Folkstone on the 12 th September 1916., from Fred Horn to his mother. He tells his mother he will be home on .Thursday and signs it from Fred and Evelyn. other cards mention Evelyn but I am afraid I don't know more.

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    Diana1891

  • The Patient is not yet out of Danger
    This is a postcard sent from Fred Horn to his sister Edith. it shows the closeness of the family communications before modern technology. He says he has got back safe, had Harty's letter with hankeys, had a letter from George and from Emm. 'I am just going to post this and then undo the parcel and do myself a bit of good.'

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    Diana1891

  • Godewaersvelde Route d'Hazebrouck
    This is a postcard sent by Fred Horn to his mother. he says 'Dear Mother, This is the place where we were staying when I first went into hospital. I am getting on A1 now'.

    Contributed by:
    Diana1891

Communities

Communities

Evidence

Evidence

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Official Records

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Medal Index Card
Soldiers died in the Great War 1914-1919 Transcription Diana1891
Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) Casualty Records Imperial1

External Evidence

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War Memorial of those who died in Flanders Diana1891

Multimedia

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Frederick Horn Diana1891
Boughton Kent August 1912 Diana1891
Ambulance Field Day 1914 Diana1891
Frederick Horn Diana1891
A month in camp at Aldershot Diana1891
I Have Arrived Diana1891
The Patient is not yet out of Danger Diana1891
Godewaersvelde Route d'Hazebrouck Diana1891

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We remember Frederick Sydney Horn

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