Notes
The Roll listed no regimental number or address for him.
(CWGC records that Private Charles Frederick Burdock, regimental number G/10228, died aged 28 on 12/10/1917 serving in 7th Battalion (The Buffs) East Kent Regiment, and is commemorated on Panel 17 of Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium; they record him as the husband of Ann Elizabeth Turner (formerly Burdock) of 25 Halcroft Road, Whittlesey, Cambs. Charles Burdock's marriage to Ann E Brown was registered in Peterborough District in 1913. On the 1911 census he had been lodging at The Greyhound in Market Place, Peterborough; on the 1901 census he had been lodging at Mill House in Fengate, Peterborough; on the 1891 census he had been living with his parents William and Alice in Gladstone Street, Peterborough. His birth had been registered in Peterborough District in 1887. Charles' Army file records that he was living at 5 High Street, Old Fletton, Peterborough when he enlisted on 7/12/1915, and that he married Annie Elizabeth Brown at Stanground on 25/12/1913. He was mobilized on 30/5/1916 and went to France on 5/11/1916 with the 1st Battalion of the East Kent Regiment; he transferred to the 7th Battalion on 9/2/1917. He was posted as missing on 12/10/1917, which was later presumed to be his date of death).