The post you are reporting:
Local papers (including the Dover Express) published photographs of 'serving' servicemen, during the First War, with brief details AND usually a photograph -
here are a few examples:
These are refs mostly from the Dover Express newspaper,
but also included are references from some other sources.
Notes: for those names which do not state where they came from (if Buffs register) they may not be from E.Kent.
There are many men mentioned who are "serving" , and not necessarily killed.
ATLAY, Harold T., Lieut.Comm. Death at Deal 11 November (Dover Express 20.11.1914 front page)
ALLSOPP J.H. -included in Dovorians in Buffs' GROUP PHOTO
(Dover Express 5.11.1915 p.8 at top)
AUGUST (Private), R.M.L.I. of Dover - (in GROUP PHOTO) (Dover Express 6.8.1915 p.8 centre)
ARMAN, S. (Bombadier RFA ) (PHOTO of him) - who is shortly proceeding abroad;
the eldest son of Mr and Mrs ARMAN of 47 Eaton Road, Dover (Dover Express 9.3.1916 p.3)
ASHFIELD, F. (Private, R.A.M.C.) (PHOTO of him) "somewhere in France", son of Mr and Mrs ASHFIELD of 2 Albany Place, Dover (Dover Express 28.1.1916 p.8)
AIRD J, late of Adisham, aged 26 (in Navy) killed by a mine (PHOTO of him)
Brother of Mrs OXTOBY of Adisham (Dover Express 13.7.1917 p.3 at top)
A.S. ABBOTT, name on War Memorial 1914-18 war, (St Marys Churchyard, Dover)
