One of nine children to baker Alfred Beake and his wife, Charlotte.
Enlisted in the 5th (Reserve) Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment by November 1918.
Served on home soil, and was moved to Dublin by spring 1919.
Killed during a day out with two colleagues - fell while trying to get eggs from a gull's nest on the cliffs at Howth.
Enlisted in the 5th (Reserve) Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment by November 1918.
Served on home soil, and was moved to Dublin by spring 1919.
Killed during a day out with two colleagues - fell while trying to get eggs from a gull's nest on the cliffs at Howth.
One of nine children to baker Alfred Beake and his wife, Charlotte.
Enlisted in the 5th (Reserve) Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment by November 1918.
Served on home soil, and was moved to Dublin by spring 1919.
Killed during a day out with two colleagues - fell while trying to get eggs from a gull's nest on the cliffs at Howth.
Enlisted in the 5th (Reserve) Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment by November 1918.
Served on home soil, and was moved to Dublin by spring 1919.
Killed during a day out with two colleagues - fell while trying to get eggs from a gull's nest on the cliffs at Howth.
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Worcestershire Regiment
Gravesite Details
67304
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