Bucquiere Communal Cemetery Extension, Near Bapaume
Only son of
the late Charles Le Masurier & Mrs Ahier (formerly Le Masurier) of Heathdale,
Samares, Jersey.
Killed in action, aged 22 years
NEWS
ITEM in Jersey Evening Post of Thursday 26 April 1917
Roll of Honour. We regret to learn
that Rifleman C G Le Masurier of 4th Battalion Rifle
Brigade was killed while fighting on the Western Front
on 4 April. Rifleman Le Masurier was the only son of
the late Mr Charles Le Masurier of St Clement and Mrs
Charles Ahier of Heathdale, Samares. Rifleman Le Masurier
was in the civil service and in October 1915 he joined
His Majesty's Forces for the duration of the war. He
was in Jersey last March before leaving for the Front.
The deceased soldier was 22 and in notifying the family
of the young soldier's death the Regimental Commander
has expressed sympathy with them, the notification being
accompanied by the regular expression of sympathy from
His Majesty the King. We would also tender to Mr &
Mrs Ahier and other members of the family our sympathy
in their bereavement.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record
