Clarence John Ahier
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Hampshire Regiment 1st/6th Battalion |
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241985
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Date of Death |
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7th May 1918
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Buried |
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Baghdad (North Gate) War Cemetery, Iraq. I. A. 5. |
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Remembered |
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CWGC Certificate |
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Clarence was probably one of the 12,678 men who died of sickness during the Mesopotamia campaign. His headstone reads: “ While the light lasts, I will remember”
Clarence’s brother, Percy Snowden Ahier, is of interest. He was born on 8th January 1892 and joined the liner Oceanic (as a Steward) straight after leaving school. Unfortunately he was one of many people who transferred to the Titanic when that vessel docked in Southampton in April 1912. Percy was taken on as a First Class Steward and alas, did not survive the sinking.
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