CEF Soldier Detail

Lance Corporal Alwyn Bramley-Moore
Died: April 4, 1916

Regimental Number:
1834
Survived War:
 No
Force:
 Army
Regiment:
 Canadian Infantry
Battalion:
 Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
Company:
Place of Birth:
Bloomsbury, London
Country:
 England
Next of Kin:
Mrs. N. Bramley-Moore, 10729 98th Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta
Address at Enlistment:
Date of Birth:
July 3, 1878
Trade or Calling:
Rancher
Marital Status:
 Married
Prior Military Experience:
Yes
Place of Enlistment:
 Shorncliffe Camp, England
Date of Enlistment:
September 6, 1915
Age at enlistment:
37
Height:
 5 Feet 8 Inches
Chest:
 41 Inches
Expansion:
 3 Inches
Religion:
 Church of England
Enlisted or Conscripted:
 Enlisted
Saw service in:
Europe    
Cause of Death:
Died in War, unknown cause
Battle Died/Wounded:
Date of Death:
April 4, 1916
Age at Death:
37
Buried at:
 Boulogne Eastern Cemetery, France
Plot:
 VIII. D. 91.
Commemorated:
 
Prisoner of war:
No
Interned:
Gender:
 Male
Ethnic Origin:
Not Specified
LAC Reference: RG 150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 1013-28
Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Rank Regiment Unit Company
Lance Corporal Canadian Infantry Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry

Original overseas unit: 11th Canadian Infantry Battalion. Joined the P.P.C.L.I. in the field September 29, 1915. Was wounded at Sanctuary Wood on March 28, 1916 and died 7 days later.

Son of the Rev. William Bramley-Moore; husband of Nellie Bramley Moore, of 10729, 98th Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta. Born in London, England.
TypeDateDescription
Letter 5/6/1916 News from the front with the P.P.C.L.I. / Ypres Salient / Maple Copse / Burial of Pte. E. S. Meeres.
Newspaper Extract 4/19/1916 Death of Lance Corp. Alwyn Bramley-Moore, P.P.C.L.I.