Notes
The Roll of Honour lists his address as 87 Taverner's Road, and his forenames as 'Allen George'.
(CWGC records that Corporal A G Barley, regimental number 424547, died on 6/4/1917 while serving in the 43rd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry; he is buried in grave I.E.11 of Hazebrouck Communal Cemetery in France. When his death at the age of 22 was announced on 14/4/1917 in the Peterborough Advertiser, it was reported that he had been engaged on the staff of N.C.O. instructors at an HQ defensive gas school for several months, and was due to become a commissioned gas officer. He and his comrades who were killed in the same explosion were reported to have been buried on Easter Sunday. After leaving school in Southampton, Alan was reported to have emigrated to Canada, where he had joined a volunteer Regiment and become a farmer. He had later joined the Canadian Infantry. He was stated to have visited his parents in Peterborough in 1916).