We remember George E Horn

We remember George E Horn

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Timeline

Timeline

 
1896
birth Boughton United Kingdom Source:2551879 16th February 1896
service British Army Gunner 317439 Royal Garrison Artillery Source:2551879
1980
death Not War Related Llanelli United Kingdom Source:2551879 23rd December 1980
burial Llanelli Crematorium Non-War Cemetery Carmarthenshire United Kingdom Source:2551879

Details

Details

Names
TypeName
First Names George E
Initials GE
Last Name Horn
Source 2551879
Gender
GenderSource
Male
Contribution

Military Service

Military Service
ServiceNumberUnitSectionRankSource
British Army 317439 Royal Garrison Artillery Gunner

Media

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  • George Ernest Horn 1897-1980
    George Horn in uniform, a studio portrait

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    Diana1891

  • Birth certificate of my father George Ernest Horn
    I have taken this photo of the certificate which I have

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    Diana1891

  • George and Frederick Horn
    George and Fred were the youngest two sons of Mary Ann and James Thomas Horn. They both served with an elder brother James in the First World War, Fred losing his life. In the picture Fred is standing and George an invalid having had his appendix out in Canterbury Hospital was sitting in the chair with the little dog. The brothers were close companions.

    Contributed by:
    Diana1891

  • Xmas Greetings 1916
    A postcard sent Dec 1916 from Fred to George Horn

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    Diana1891

  • George Horn Top Right
    This is a photo of my father George Horn, in uniform with 4 others. I dont know when it was taken or where but he looks sun tanned.

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    Diana1891

  • Demobilization card
    This is the Demob card given to my father George Horn on 20th February 1919.

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    Diana1891

  • George Horn 3rd from left
    After demobilization my father George Horn joined The International stores and soon became a Manager, a job he did until his retirement. In the 1911 census he is a grocers errand boy aged 15yrs..

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    Diana1891

  • The Home Guard during the 2nd world war.
    This is a picture of the Home Guard in Haywards Heath during the 2nd World War. My father George Horn is 4 rows back , 2nd left.

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    Diana1891

  • George Horn 21/03/1977
    My father George Horn Photographed outside the Staple Street home where he was born and brought up.

    Contributed by:
    Diana1891

  • Don't throw things I'm naturalised.
    This is a comic postcard of the First world War sent from a friend to Edith Horn with her brother Fred's address in France.

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    Diana1891

  • The Innocent Abroad
    A postcard from the First World War sent to my father George Horn from his brother Fred who was in France. he says that he is well, and ends with, Goodbye from Y L B Fred.

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    Diana1891

  • Post Office Telegraphs
    This is a Post Office Telegraph sent to my father George Horn training in Norfolk. by his brother Fred. it reads 'Come at once going out in day or two Fred. it was sent 26 October 1916. My father preserved this.

    Contributed by:
    Diana1891

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Medal Index Card
England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Transcription Diana1891
England & Wales births 1837-2006 Transcription Diana1891
England & Wales births 1837-2006 Transcription Diana1891

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Multimedia

TitleConnected byMore information
George Ernest Horn 1897-1980 Diana1891
Birth certificate of my father George Ernest Horn Diana1891
George and Frederick Horn Diana1891
Xmas Greetings 1916 Diana1891
George Horn Top Right Diana1891
Demobilization card Diana1891
George Horn 3rd from left Diana1891
The Home Guard during the 2nd world war. Diana1891
George Horn 21/03/1977 Diana1891
Don't throw things I'm naturalised. Diana1891
The Innocent Abroad Diana1891
Post Office Telegraphs Diana1891

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We remember George E Horn

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