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The Roll lists his address as 5 St Margaret's Place. It records him as "Harry H. Turner"; his name was actually Herbert Harry Turner.
(CWGC records that Private Herbert Harry Turner, regimental number 43077, died on 4/9/1916 serving in the 1st Battalion of the Bedfordshire Regiment, and is commemorated on Face 2C of Thiepval Memorial in France.
The Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects record that Herbert Harry Turner's legatee was his "widow" Mabel Hunt. Soldiers Died in the Great War records Herbert as a native of Ampthill who was living in Old Fletton when he enlisted in Huntingdon, and that he served on the Hunts Cyclists under regimental number 1259 before joining the Bedfordshire Regiment. His service in the Hunts Cyclists prior to the Bedfordshire Regiment was likewise recorded on his Medal Index Card.
On the 1911 census Herbert Harry Turner was living at 13 Bodger's Yard in Peterborough with Mabel Jane and their four children, the youngest three of whom had the surname Turner, while the eldest daughter had the surname Hunt. On that census Herbert gave his age as 30, his place of birth as Old Weston in Huntingdonshire, and stated that he and Mabel had been married 6 years; in fact, they were unmarried. On the 1901 census Herbert had been living with his parents William and Louisa Turner at Spring Cottage, Old Weston, Hunts. On the 1891 census he had been living with them at Brington Lodge Farm in Brington, Hunts. His birth was registered as Herbert Harry Turner in Thrapston District in 1880).