| Name | George BROWN |
| Rank/Number | Private / 45573 |
| Regiment/Unit | Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) / 50th Company |
| Enlisted | Great Missenden |
| Age/Date of death | 36 / 12 May 1917 |
| How died/Theatre of war | Killed in action / France & Flanders |
| Residence at death | Barley Mow, Great Missenden |
| Cemetery | Arras Memorial, Pas de Calais, France |
| Grave Reference | Bay 10 |
| Location of memorial | Great Missenden |
| Date/Place of birth | Dec qtr 1881 / Chesham or Great Missenden |
| Date/Place of baptism | |
| Occupation of Casualty | brickmaker and licensee Barley Mow |
| Parents/Occupation | Cornelius & Emily Charlotte Brown (Robinson) / brickmaker |
| Parents' Address | 1911: Wheatsheaf Cottage, Hyde Heath |
| Wife | Bertha Brown nee Kempster |
| Wife's Address | Barley Mow Inn, Hyde End, Great Missenden |
| Notes | Soldiers Effects gives widows name as Bertha. Military records under Edward George Brown. Formerly 2382 Royal Field Artillery. Service Papers on Ancestry |