About Allan Bailey
Date of Birth
Q4 1894
Service Number
1730 44788
Birth Place
Staindrop, Durham, England
Date of Death
28 September, 1918 24y Killed in action
Place of Death
Cambrai, France
Burial
Vis-en-Artois Memorial, France
Relationships
Parents
John Bailey born abt 1863 and Louisa (Allen) Bailey born abt 1864
Married Q3 1884 Teesdale, Durham, England
Siblings
Jane Ann born abt 1883, Mary born abt 1886, Wilfred born abt 1890, Maria born abt 1891, Margaret born abt 1893, Ruth born abt 1896, Harriet born abt 1898, John born abt 1899, George born abt 1900, Louise born abt 1904
Career
Unit
18th Durham Light Infantry, 10th Manchesters
Enlisted Cocken Hall 10 August, 1915
Enlisted Address
Front Street, Staindrop, Durham, England
Medals
British War Medal and Victory Medal
Civilian Employment
1911 Coal miner/putter
1915 Woodman
Campaigns
1915 - 1918
France
Additional Information
Census Information
1891 Pigeon Cote Wynd, Crawford Street, Staindrop, Durham, England
1901 Dovecote Street, Staindrop, Durham, England
1911 Dovecote Street, Staindrop, Durham, England
Sources
Staindrop Roll of Honour, Ancestry, Find My Past, Family search, Forces War Records, Commonwealth Graves Commission,
Notes
Staindrop Parish Magazine: September 1917 reported Allan wounded and in hospital in Boulogne, November 1918 reported Allan died from his wounds.
- Research by DB