Edward George Simmons

In memoriam

65504 Private E. SIMMONS Royal Army Medical Corps 21st September 1916 Aged 19 "To be with Christ which is far better"

Private: Royal Army Medical Corps-66th Field Ambulance-65504 Son of Frank Hopper Simmons and *Mary Ann Simmons (nee Kemp), Frank was a labourer. *Mary Ann is also known as "Annie." Edward George was baptised on 11 July 1897 at St Mary the Virgin Church, Woodnesborough, Kent. Before joining the military, Edward worked on a farm as a labourer. Name: Edward Simmons Birth Place: Marshborough, Kent Residence: Marshborough Death Date: 21 Sep 1916 Death Place: Salonika Enlistment Place: Sandwich Rank: Private Royal Army Medical Corps Regimental Number: 65504 Type of Casualty: Died of wounds Theatre of War: Balkan Theatre Comments: Formerly 6271, East Kent Regt. He sadly died of wounds, aged 19 years old, at 43rd Gen Hospital EEF. Simmons Pte E,. 65504, 66th Field Amb. Royal Army Medical Corps. Died of wounds 21st September 1916, aged 19. Son of Frank and Mary Ann Simmons, of 1 Sunnyside, Marshborough, Woodnesborough, Sandwich, Kent. 440. Kent Messenger & Gravesend Telegraph 28 October 1916 Died of Wounds Pte E Simmons (Woodnesborough) R.A.M.C. He is also fondly remembered on his sister's Winifred Edith Simmons memorial at St Mary the Virgin Church, Woodnesborough, Kent.

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