Casualty of the Great War, Alfred served with the 4th Battallion of the Middlesex Regiment~Service No.G/40196.
He was killed in action, aged 27, and has no known grave.He left a widow, Alice Amelia Loeber of 36 Clarendon Rd., Hornsey, London.He worked as an Excavator before enlisting in the Middlesex Regiment.
His brother,Gunner Alexander Augustus Loeber
also fell.
They were sons of Alfred and Deborah Loeber of 60 Boyton Road, Hornsey.
He was killed in action, aged 27, and has no known grave.He left a widow, Alice Amelia Loeber of 36 Clarendon Rd., Hornsey, London.He worked as an Excavator before enlisting in the Middlesex Regiment.
His brother,Gunner Alexander Augustus Loeber
also fell.
They were sons of Alfred and Deborah Loeber of 60 Boyton Road, Hornsey.
Casualty of the Great War, Alfred served with the 4th Battallion of the Middlesex Regiment~Service No.G/40196.
He was killed in action, aged 27, and has no known grave.He left a widow, Alice Amelia Loeber of 36 Clarendon Rd., Hornsey, London.He worked as an Excavator before enlisting in the Middlesex Regiment.
His brother,Gunner Alexander Augustus Loeber
also fell.
They were sons of Alfred and Deborah Loeber of 60 Boyton Road, Hornsey.
He was killed in action, aged 27, and has no known grave.He left a widow, Alice Amelia Loeber of 36 Clarendon Rd., Hornsey, London.He worked as an Excavator before enlisting in the Middlesex Regiment.
His brother,Gunner Alexander Augustus Loeber
also fell.
They were sons of Alfred and Deborah Loeber of 60 Boyton Road, Hornsey.
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