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Hi  helsbels1' Don't despair.☺Things will work out for you in the end.
Edward Homewood was Baptized at Tunstall,Kent. 27 Oct 1831 the son of Edward and Elinor (Eleanor) Homewood of Ufton Court Sittingbourne. They had Married at Borden Kent in 1825 Ufton Court was a Farm with a large Farmhouse.
There were 2 more sons William and Charles and 2 Daughters Charlotte and Mary.  William died young after living in NZ before returning to Ufton Court.Edward and Elinor were well off and during the 1850's Balls were held at Ufton Court.
Most notable in the History of Tunstall Village was Charles .He served in the East Kent Yeomanry and was a great benefactor to Tunstall and surrounding Villages taking on the Farm and House on the death of his Father Edward in 1887. He presented 2 Bells to Tunstall Church and Built the Village Hall.
Unfortunately this Edward Homewood Died in 1832aged 0 and is Buried in Tunstall Churchyard.
Therefore  you can rule him and this Family out and narrow down your research.
                              Good Luck Rog. 

ATRP Wardens were all Volunteers under the control of local councils.
There is a very interesting first hand account from a Local lass about her service as Arp Ambulance Driver.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peopleswar/stories/19/a2499519.shtml
Hope this Link works.

It may be of interest to you.
      Mockett Court, is a Block of retirement Flats at Frederick Street, Sittingbourne.   
                                       Named in memory of Fred Mockett who had his shop on the Site for years in the 20th century

Hi Mike ,
I totally agree with Rosie99.
Having enlarged and examined the writing I am sure the Name on the Cert is Bartlett.  Just a very sloppy writer! Hope you are recovering well don't rush things and overdo it, take it easy.
Good Luck Roger.

You have his service number and Name,Apply for his record.