WH (William Henry) Baker was my great-uncle. I think he signed up with his own father, also William Henry Baker, who survived and is nominated in the battlefield will. They lived in Neate St, Camberwell and worked on the Surrey Canal as porters in the timber yards. The street they lived on was obliterated in WW2 and is now Burgess Park. He was born in 1897 and was just under 18 when he was killed on the first day of the Battle of Loos.  WH Baker's brother Edwin was my grandfather; his son Edward is still alive. If you are commemorating this soldier I would love to hear from you.

Robert Baker