Notes
The Roll records his address as Lincoln Road East. It lists his date of death as 26/6/1918, which differs from some official records.
(CWGC records that Corporal C W Baker of 43rd Sanitary Section of the RAMC, regimental number 88287, died on 25/6/1918; he is buried in grave D.812 at Karasouli Military Cemetery in Greece. Soldiers Died in the Great War listed him as Charles Wright Baker, stating he died on 26/6/1918. The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects likewise record that he was killed in action on 26/6/1918 serving in Salonica with the RAMC, attached to 19 SAM Column of the Royal Field Artillery; his sister Mary was his legatee. On 20/7/1918 the Peterborough Advertiser described him as the youngest son of the late Mrs E Baker of Lincoln Road East, and stated he died on 25/6/1918 in Salonica. The RAMC's Book of Remembrance (Golden Book) in Westminster Abbey records that Acting Corporal Charles Wright Baker died on 26/6/1918).