Horace Edwin Bryant

Name

Horace Edwin Bryant

Conflict

First World War

Date of Death / Age

01/09/1914
21

Rank, Service Number & Service Details

Gunner
67928
Royal Horse Artillery
"L" Battery

Awards: Service Medals/Honour Awards

Not Yet Researched

Cemetery/Memorial: Name/Reference/Country

NERY COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Special Memorial at Verberie French National Cemetery
France

Headstone Inscription

Not Researched

UK & Other Memorials

Not on the Ashwell memorials

Pre War

Born Ashwell. Enlisted Peterborough.

Wartime Service

Horace was a serving soldier when war began and was killed by a German shell at the Battle (or subsequent retreat from) Mons.


It was reported that he had many relatives living in Ashwell and when his sister wrote to friends there she said that she felt the loss of her only brother deeply but she was proud to think that he died for his country and in defence of their brave allies.

Additional Information

Son of Mr and Mrs J Bryant of New Cottages, Stratton Park Farm, Biggleswade, Beds.

Acknowledgments

Adrian Pitts, Paul Johnson