Charles Oxtoby Barker grave monument details at St Luke Church burial ground, Clifford, Yorkshire,England
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Charles Oxtoby Barker grave monument in St Luke Church burial ground, Clifford, Yorkshire, England

Charles Oxtoby Barker grave monument: legible names and details

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date		agebirth
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Gunner Charles Oxtoby Barker
1916 first name on monument
Robert W C Barker
 father of Charles Oxtoby Barker
Martha Jane Barker
 mother of Charles Oxtoby Barker

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Charles Oxtoby Barker was my great uncle. He died aged 24 in the First World War when he was thrown from a horse, whilst serving as a gunner with the RGA. Gunner Charles Oxtoby, 733, West Riding Heavy battery, (RGA-TF) Royal Garrison Artillery was born in Barkstone Ash in York, and enlisted in York while living in Barkstone Ash. He 'died' at home . This means that as a soldier he was being wounded in action and died 'at home', which can mean in a hospital in England (out of the battle area, in Blighty). The Commonwealth War Graves Commission gives his date of death as 21/2/1916 and Soldiers Died In The Great War gives his date of death as 1/3/1916.
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Currently tracing my family tree and Charles Oxtoby Barker is a brother of my grandfather Herbert Henry Barker.
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Location of the above Charles Oxtoby Barker monument

St Luke Church burial ground, Clifford, Yorkshire, England

St Luke Church burial ground, Clifford
St Luke Church burial ground

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