Name, birth date and location from Roger Hammond.

In the October to December 1884 birth index Arthur Lionel Hammond, Eton district [which includes Slough], Buckinghamshire, volume 3a, page 612

In the 1891 census The Thorns [near or on High Street], Upton cum Chalvey, Slough, Buckinghamshire.
Head James A. Hammond, age 52, musician, musician, employed, born Shoreditch, Middlesex.
Wife Mary J. Hammond, 42, born Manchester.
Son Charles J. Hammond, age 16, organist, employed, born Shorncliffe, Kent.
Daughter Mary M. Hammond, single, age 25, musician, born Madras, East India.
Son James M. Hammond, age 14, scholar, born Chalvey, Buckinghamshire.
Son Arthur L. Hammond, age 5, scholar, born Slough, Buckinghamshire.

UK Railway Employment Records, Great Western
Arthur Lionel Hammond, born October 16 1884, entered service September 27 1900, passenger department, Henley on Thames, ended February 14 1901

UK Army Records
Arthur Lionel Hammond, Regimental Number 1844, later 35428
Attested March 4 1901
Born Slough, Buckinghamshire
Address 43 Hencroft Dtreet, Slough, Buckinghamshire
Age 18 years 5 months
Presently belong to 1st Battalion Buckinghamshire Rifle Volunteer Corps
Corps you are willing to be enlisted D of C O Imperial Yeomanry
Height 5 feet 3 inches, 112 pounds
1st Provisional Battalion
Discharged having been found medically unfit for further service under Authority S.O.C
Attested Private
Elandsfontein November 29 1901, Bugler February 25 1902
Home March 4 1901 to March 23 1901
South Africa March 24 1901 to January 24 1902
Home January 25 1902 to February 25 1902
South Africa Medal 1899-1901
Next of kin: Mother Mary Hammond, 43 Hencroft Street, Slough, Buckinghamshire
Discharged February 25 1902, Shorncliffe, Trumpeter

New South Wales, Australia Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists
Departed London on the Themistocles, arrived at Sydney, New South Wales, June 25 1916
Seaman’s name A.L. Hammond, age 31, born at Slough, station Mess ? Pantry