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James George Clark
UNKNOWN - 1918-
Name James George Clark Birth UNKNOWN Stepney, Middlesex 
Gender Male Burial 1918 Canada Farm Cemetary, Elverdinghe, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium [1] Death 26 Mar 1918 France Death 26 Mar 1918 Ieper, Belgium [1] Person ID I01127 Great Wooster Tree Last Modified 19 Jan 2013
Father Thomas William Clark, b. 16 Jul 1870, Stepney, Middlesex d. 19 Jan 1933 (Age 62 years) Relationship Natural Mother Mary Ann Wooster, b. 06 Jan 1870, Limehouse, Middlesex d. 29 Mar 1966, Rochford, Essex (Age 96 years) Relationship Natural Marriage 26 Apr 1891 Stepney, Middlesex Notes - FreeBMD
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Marriages Jun 1891
Clark Thomas William Stepney 1c 611
Wooster Mary Ann Stepney 1c 611
Family ID F00122 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Birth - UNKNOWN - Stepney, Middlesex 
Burial - 1918 - Canada Farm Cemetary, Elverdinghe, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium 
Death - 26 Mar 1918 - France 
Death - 26 Mar 1918 - Ieper, Belgium = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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In memory of
J G CLARK
Private
20371
1st Bn., Dorsetshire Regiment
who died on
Tuesday, 26th March 1918.
Commemorative Information
Cemetery: CANADA FARM CEMETERY, ELVERDINGHE, Ieper, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium
Grave Reference/
Panel Number: III. H. 10.
Location: Canada Farm Cemetery is located 8.5 kilometres north-west of Ieper town centre, on the Elzendammestraat, a road leading from the Veurnseweg (N8) connecting Ieper to Elverdinge and on to Veurne. From Ieper town centre the Veurnseweg (N8) is reached via Elverdingsestraat, then turning right onto Haiglaan. Veurnseweg is a continuation of Haiglaan. On reaching the village of Elverdinge the Steentjesmolenstraat, N333, leads towards Poperinge. 2 kilometres along the Steentjesmolenstraat lies the right hand turning onto Elzendammestraat. The cemetery itself is located 1 kilometre along the Elzendammestraat on the right hand side of the road.
Historical Information: Canada Farm was the name given to a farm house 800 metres South-West of the Poperinghe-Woesten road. The farm was used as a Dressing Station during the operations known as the Flanders Offensive, which lasted from June to October 1917; and Plots I and II of the Cemetery and the greater part of Plot III contain the graves of men who fell in that advance and died at the Farm. There are now over 900, 1914-18 war casualties commemorated in this site. The Cemetery covers an area of 3,422 square metres.
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Sources - [S00007] Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
- [S00007] Commonwealth War Graves Commission.