Son of Isaac and Mary (nee Harper) Ambrose.
Known as Harper he served in World War One from 4th June 1917 until the 5th May 1919 as a Corporal in Company E 111th Infantry 28th Division.
Harper died aged 30 having never recovered from being severely wounded and shell shocked.
Known as Harper he served in World War One from 4th June 1917 until the 5th May 1919 as a Corporal in Company E 111th Infantry 28th Division.
Harper died aged 30 having never recovered from being severely wounded and shell shocked.
Son of Isaac and Mary (nee Harper) Ambrose.
Known as Harper he served in World War One from 4th June 1917 until the 5th May 1919 as a Corporal in Company E 111th Infantry 28th Division.
Harper died aged 30 having never recovered from being severely wounded and shell shocked.
Known as Harper he served in World War One from 4th June 1917 until the 5th May 1919 as a Corporal in Company E 111th Infantry 28th Division.
Harper died aged 30 having never recovered from being severely wounded and shell shocked.
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