PRIVATE E. SALMON, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 1915 Star trio (officially impressed, 7003 E.
£165.00
PRIVATE E. SALMON, ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 1915 Star trio (officially impressed, 7003 E. SALMON. R.A.M.C.). Generally Extremely Fine and virtually as struck.
Medal accompanied by copied Medal Index card, confirming medals and that Salmon saw service at the No. 6 General Hospital, along with WW1 medal roll for the No. 6 General Hospital, which confirms that Ernest Salmon died on 11/8/1915.
Ernest Salmon was born in Stratford East, enlisted at Stratford and died in France and Flanders on 11/8/1915. At the time of death he was 18 years of age, the son of Alfred and Mary Ann Salmon of Stratfork, London, and is buried in the Calais Southern Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France, plot B, row 1, grave 18.
The No. 6 General Hospital was established at Rouen in November 1914 and continued to operate there until April 1919.