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SAMUEL DARLEY

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Rank
Private
Regiment
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE CEF 46TH SASKATCHEWAN REGIMENT
Military Number
16096
Address
Aldbrough, East Yorkshire, uk
Aldbrough HU11 4RH
England
Background

Aldbrough WW1 Memorial, located in the village centre. Unveiled on 01/05/1920, lists 21 names for WW1 and 8 for WW2.

Born Aldbrough, Hull, 24/03/1882. Emigrated to Canada, where he worked as a painter.

His army records described him, as 5 foot, 5.5 inches tall, 175 lbs weight, 39-42 inch chest, blue eyes, black hair, Church of England religion.

He enlisted at Calgary, 26/10/1915. Served with the 46th Canadian Expeditionary Force. Arrived in England, on 29/05/1916. Landed in France, on 29/08/1916. Killed at Vimy Ridge, on 08/10/1916, aged 34.

His army effects were left to his sister, Lydia Merryweather, of 26 Netherley Street, Oldham, Lancashire.

Commemorated on the Aldbrough WW1 Memorial, East Yorkshire.

Date Died
08/10/1916
Died
VIMY MEMORIAL< FRANCE
Age
34
Memorial
Chemin des Canadiens
Givenchy-en-Gohelle 62580
Hauts-de-France

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