Arthur G. Murray-Smith
Birth 27 September 1886 Death 2nd Nov 1914 2nd. Ltn.Life Guards
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| Place of Birth | Chelsea , London |
| Residence at Enlistment | London |
| Residence (Roll of Honour) | Mountainstown, Navan, Co. Meath. |
| Residence 1911 Census | Gumley Hall , Market Harborough , Leicestershire |
| School(s) Attended | Eton , Trinity College |
| Religion/Church Attended | C of E |
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| Employment/Trade | Soldier |
| Place of Work | 2nd Life Guards |
| Family (Parents and Grandparents) | George & Ellen Murray-Smith (nee Strutt) |
| Siblings | John Edward Murray-Smith, Geoffrey Murray-Smith ,Elizabeth Maud Badger (born Murray-Smith) |
| Wife's Name and Maiden Name | Margaret Louise ( Ainsworth) |
| Remarriage of Widow | Pollock |
| Children's Christian Name(s) | Major George Anthony Murray Smith |
| Family Connection to Roll of Honour | John S Ainsworth Brother in Law |
| Regiment at Enlistment | Life Guards |
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| Battalion at Enlistment | 2nd |
| Rank at Enlistment | 2nd. Ltn. |
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| Service Facts | Was gazetted as 2nd Lieutenant, 2nd Life Guards 16/9/1911 promoted Lieutenant 4 July 1912 |
| Battalion Diary or Nautical Facts |
| Age at Death | 28 |
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| Date of Death | 2nd Nov 1914 |
| Regiment at Death | Life Guards |
| Battalion/Vessel at Death | 2nd |
| Rank at Death | Ltn. |
| Circumstances of Death | Died of Wounds |
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| Field of Action at Death | Flanders |
| Place of Death | Ypres |
| Battle at Death | First Battle of Ypres |
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| Location of Grave/Memorial | LILLE SOUTHERN CEMETERY |
| Grave Position | III. A. 11. |
| Commonwealth War Graves Commission Link | https://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/278599/murray-smith,-arthur-george/ |
| Grave/Memorial Country | Belgium |
| Private Memorial | St Johns War memorial , Rouvignys Roll of Honour |
| Notes | Died of his wounds in a German Miliatry Hospital |
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