Notes
The Roll lists his address as 53 Craig Street. It misspelt his surname as "Chantry".
(CWGC records that Private George Edward Chantrey, regimental number 17692, died aged 22 on 12/10/1916 while serving in 7th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, and is buried in grave 6.3.2953 at Broadway Cemetery in Peterborough; they record him as having been born in Peterborough, the son of William and Mary Hannah Chantrey.
George Edward Chantrey's Army file indicates that his address was 36 Craig Street, that he enlisted on 26/3/1915 and was posted to France on 1/9/1915. He sustained gunshot/shrapnel wounds on 13/6/1916, for which he was initially treated at No 2 Casualty Clearing Station, before being sent back to England on 18/6/1916. Having been treated in Folkestone Hospital from 18th June to 17th August, he was then treated in Eastbourne Hospital from 18th August to 23rd September, before being transferred on 24th September to Shorncliffe Hospital, where he died from tetanus at 2 a.m. on 12th October 1916).