Military service
Burial/memorial information
Son of Harold Barnes and Ellen Edith Smith. Husband of Vola Elvira Fulmer. Father of two children.
Veteran of the Second World War as a merchant seaman.
He died of a fractured skull on December 19, 1945, when he fell through an opening on the Champlain Park docked in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He died on the 21st.
Citation
United Kingdom Merchant Navy Medal
Digital gallery of First Lieutenant Arthur Thomas Barnes
Digital gallery of
First Lieutenant Arthur Thomas Barnes
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First Lieutenant Arthur Thomas Barnes
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HALIFAX (CAMP HILL) CEMETERY Nova Scotia, Canada
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