Notes
The Roll lists him as "Charlie Dunkley" of 90 Crawthorne Road.
(CWGC records that Private Charles Dunkley, regimental number 8226, died on 8/8/1919, having served in the 3rd Battalion of The Leinster Regiment, and is buried in grave 4.719 at Eastfield Cemetery in Peterborough. His birth was registered in Peterborough District in 1887 as "Charles Dunkley", but his death was registered in 1919 as "Charlie Dunkley". He had been recorded on the 1891 census as Charles, and on the 1901 census as Charlie; on the 1911 census he was recorded as Private Charles Dunkley, serving in India with the 2nd Battalion of The Leinster Regiment.
His headstone in Eastfield Cemetery records that: "CPL CHARLIE DUNKLEY, (LEINSTERS) DIED OF WOUNDS AUGUST 8TH 1919, AGED 33 YEARS"; his brother, Trooper Bernard W Dunkley of the King's Own Royal Rifle Corps who was killed in the Dardanelles on 25/11/1915, is also commemorated on the same private headstone, which records the brothers as "THE BELOVED SONS OF GEORGE & FRANCES DUNKLEY". The Leinster Regiment's Medal Rolls recorded "Charlie Dunkley" as a Corporal, and that he was discharged from the Army as physically unfit on 16/8/1918. "Cpl Chas Dunkley", regimental number 8226, was awarded the Silver War Badge serial number B3238, the Medal Roll for which records that he was aged 30 and had enlisted on 4/3/1907. N.B. The Medal Rolls, his headstone and the Peterborough Roll of Honour all recorded him as a Corporal when he left the Army, whereas CWGC lists him as a Private).