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Guppy, A E E



Jerusalem War Cemetery, Israel

Jerusalem War Cemetery, Israel


Notice of Death appears in Jersey Evening Post of Monday 14 January 1918

 

 

NEWS ITEM in Jersey Evening Post of Monday 14 January 1918

Roll of Honour. It is with deep regret we announce the death of Lance Corporal Albert Edward Ennis Guppy of the London Regiment which took place on 23 November last during the fighting in Palestine. The deceased gallant soldier was formerly employed by Mr Smith, aerated water manufacturer, and joined up over 2 years ago in the Royal Army Medical Corps. He was in Dublin during the rebellion and later transferred to the London Regiment, with whom he proceeded to France in June 1916, he afterwards served in Salonika and later took part in the fighting in Palestine leading up to the capture of Jerusalem. Letters were received in Jersey from the Corporal as late as Friday last so that the shock the parents received yesterday when they received the official notification of his death in action can be imagined. The late soldier, who was 32, was the third son of Mr & Mrs J G Guppy of St Johns Road, he was a widower and leaves two children. We tender the bereaved our heartfelt sympathy.


Albert Edward Ennis Guppy

Corporal Albert Edward Ennis Guppy
2nd/18th Battalion, London Irish Rifles
23/12/1917

Third son of James & Sarah Guppy of 61 St Johns Road, St Helier, Jersey.
Husband of Emily Guppy (nee Cabot).

Killed in action, aged 32 years

 

Commemorated on St Mark's Church Memorial, Jersey


Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record

 

Photographs from OliviaD of Find-A-Grave.com