Ezra JANES |
Ezra Janes was born in 1890 in Edlesborough, Buckinghamshire, the son of Jeffrey Janes, an agricultural labourer, and Emma (nee Brandom). Ezra developed TB of the lung in May 1916 which the Army doctors attributed to sleeping in wet blankets whilst stationed at Richmond Park, London. Treated at Fovant Military Hospital, Wiltshire he was discharged medically unfit for Military service 13 February 1917 having only served in the UK. It appears from the death indexes that he died in the last quarter of 1918 in Hertfordshire. Only his Pension records survive and they have him in the 10th Bn. London Regt. No mention is made in them to the 25th Bn. However his medal card says the 25th Bn. as does the Silver War Badge roll. Pension Records Proceedings on Discharge
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