BIRTH-1887 March Quarter UK birth-
Name: BUCK, Charles William
District: Wolverhampton [Volume & Page: 6b & 525]

MARRIAGE-1918 March Quarter marriage-
Names: Buck, Charles W.--AND--Lawrence, Phoebe E.
District: Wandsworth [Volume & Page: 1d & 1129]

Gunner Buck died of tuberculosis, which he had contracted during his war service in Europe.
Military Service:-
Rank: Gunner
Service Number: 300485
Age: 33
Force: British Army
Unit: British Tank Corps
Awards: Silver War Badge

Gunner Buck served in France from 5 June 1915. His original Regimental Number was 1352 with King Edward's Horse.
He was discharged on 2 Nov 1918 due to illness.

Son of the late Charles Alphaens Buck and Agnes Buck of Baldock, Hertfordshire, England; husband of Mrs. Phoebe E. (née Lawrence) Buck of Poplar Grove Farm, Lake Saskatoon, Alberta, Canada.
His younger brother, Private Arthur Burdett BUCK, also served and fell; he was killed in action at the Battle of Passchendaele on 1 Nov 1917 and was laid to rest in the Nine Elms British Cemetery in Poperinge, Belgium.

Gunner Charles William Buck is commemorated on Page 597 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.

BIRTH-1887 March Quarter UK birth-
Name: BUCK, Charles William
District: Wolverhampton [Volume & Page: 6b & 525]

MARRIAGE-1918 March Quarter marriage-
Names: Buck, Charles W.--AND--Lawrence, Phoebe E.
District: Wandsworth [Volume & Page: 1d & 1129]

Gunner Buck died of tuberculosis, which he had contracted during his war service in Europe.
Military Service:-
Rank: Gunner
Service Number: 300485
Age: 33
Force: British Army
Unit: British Tank Corps
Awards: Silver War Badge

Gunner Buck served in France from 5 June 1915. His original Regimental Number was 1352 with King Edward's Horse.
He was discharged on 2 Nov 1918 due to illness.

Son of the late Charles Alphaens Buck and Agnes Buck of Baldock, Hertfordshire, England; husband of Mrs. Phoebe E. (née Lawrence) Buck of Poplar Grove Farm, Lake Saskatoon, Alberta, Canada.
His younger brother, Private Arthur Burdett BUCK, also served and fell; he was killed in action at the Battle of Passchendaele on 1 Nov 1917 and was laid to rest in the Nine Elms British Cemetery in Poperinge, Belgium.

Gunner Charles William Buck is commemorated on Page 597 of Canada's First World War Book of Remembrance.