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Electric Tramways Roll of Honour: Part 2 BC/C/48/2/12

Index Page Male, Francis Charles 5 Mann, Charles Thomas 7 March, Richard John 9 Marsh, Albert 10 Marston, William Arthur 11 Markie, James George 12 Mason, William Howard 14 Matthews, James Charles 15 Maull, Walter Joseph 16 McCarthy, Charles 17 McCarthy, Denis 18 McKelvie, Gething 19 McShiells, Harry Edward 20 Meadows, John William 21 Melhuish, Clifford Henry 22 Middleton, Robert James 23 Mission, Joseph 25 Moore, Donald Frank 26 Moore (Morgan), Alfred Henry 27 Morgan, Burdett 28 Morgan, Edwin John 29 Morgan, (Morgan) Thomas 30 Morris, Thomas David 31 Murphy, Richard James 32 Noon, Henry John 33 North, Henry 34 O’Brien, John 35 O’Connell, Patrick 36 Oliver, Charles 37 Parkhouse, Charles William 38 Pascoe, William Guy 40 Powell, Charles 41 Payne, Reginald Herbert 42 Pennington, George H 43 Percy, Arthur William Thomas 44 Phillips, Christopher John 45 Phillips, Thomas Clarence 46 Pitman, Horace Victor 47 Plaisted, William John 48 Power, George 49 Prance, Ernest 50 Price, Frederick Charles 52 Price, Thomas John 53 Pride, James 54 Pride, William John 55 Pyne, George Albert 56 Reed, Wilfred 57 Rees, Tudor 58 Richards, William Henry 59

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Page Robinson, George 60 Rogers, Albert 61 Rogers, Sidney 62 Ross, George 63 Rowland, Charles Robert 64 Rowswell, Walter Edwin 65 Rudge, Frederick 66 Rundle, John Henry 67 Salisbury, Ivor James 69 Saunders, Joseph Alfred 70 Sawyer, Frank (Francis David) 71 Senior, George 72 Shattock, George 73 Shepherd, Thomas 75 Shifton, Samuel 76 Shugar, Thomas Stephen 77 Simcox, Charles Herbert 78 Singer, Sidney Thomas 79 Slade, Ivor James 80 Sloman, Albert Ainsley 81 Smith, Ernest John 82 Smith, Joseph William 83 Snow, Frederick Thomas 84 Soloman, John 85 Spillane, Phillip 86 Spiller, George 87 Stevens, Henry 88 Stokes, George H 89 Stone, James 90 Street, Walter 91 Stuart, Ernest 92 Sydenham, Joshua 93 Tame, Clifford Henry 94 Tarr, Francis 95 Taylor, William Alfred 96 Temple, Frederick Bridgeman MM 97 Thomas, Albert James 98 Thomas, Alfred Feltham 99 Thomas, Arthur 100 Thomas, Ernest Edward 101 Thomas, John 102 Thomas, Nathaniel 103 Thomas, Reginald Llewellyn 104 Tipples, Mark 105 Troak, Ernest Henry 106 Tucker, Albert 107 Turner, Harold 108 Twinney, Clifford Kemp 109 Venn, Edward Ernest 111 Voss, Joseph 112 Wagner, Charles Ralph 113 Warren, William 114 Watson, Alfred Edward George 115 Watson, Albert 116

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Page Watts, Edward F 117 Weaver, Albert Charles Thomas 118 Weaver, Stanley Hawkesford 119 Webb, Herbert 120 Wedlake, Charles 121 Weighill, Albert Jennings 122 Welch, Phillip William 123 White, William Ledgers 124 Whitecross, Thomas William 125 Widlake, John 126 Williams, Daniel Ivor 128 Williams, John 129 Winter, John A 130 Worthing, Arthur Wood 131 Wyatt, Herbert Richard 132 Wynne / Winn, Francis Stephen MM 133 Yeomans, Albert 134 Yeomans, Charles Frederick 135

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Francis Charles MALE Born: 25 Feb 1886 Fivehead, Somerset Cardiff: 17 years Educated: Fivehead, Somerset Lived: 40 Corporation Road, Cardiff Occupation: Driver Married: Apr 1915 Cardiff – Isabel A Davies Regiment: Pte Tank Corps Joined: 9 Apr 1915 KIA: 26 May 1918 of Explosive Shell in France – L/Cpl Parents: Henry Male, Fivehead, Somerset Notifier: Herbert Male, 40 Corporation Road

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1891 Census @ Fivehead, Langport, Bridgewater, Somerset Henry Male (47) b Isle Abbotts, Somerset – Agricultural Labourer Mary Ann (46) b Curry Rivel, Somerset Eliza (24) b Curry Rivel, Somerset John (20 b Elpton, Somerset – Agricultural Labourer Vincent (19) b Pitney, Somerset – Agricultural Labourer Caroline (11) b Fivehead, Somerset – Scholar Frank (7) b Fivehead – Scholar William (5) b Fivehead – Scholar Edith (3) b Fivehead Hurbert (1) b Fivehead 1901 Census @ @ Stavey Road, Fivehead, Langport, Somerset Henry Male (58) b Somerset – General Labourer on Farm Mary (57) b Somerset Carrie (21) b Fivehead – Shirt Machinist William (15) b Swell – General Labourer on Farm Edith (13) b Fivehead – Shirt Machinist Herbert (11) b Fivehead 1911 Census @ 7 Paget Street, Cardiff John Thomas Male (40) widower b Somerton, Somerset – Police Constable Francis Charles Male (27) brother b Fivehead, Somerset – Tram Car Conductor Herbert Male (21) brother b Fivehead, Somerset - Fishmonger Edith Male (230 sister b Fivehead, Somerset – House keeper May Chorley (12) niece b Fivehead, Somerset Probate: Male, Francis Charles of 102 Tewkesbury Street, Cardiff lance corporal Tank Corps died 26 May 1918 in France killed in action. Llandaff: 23 November to Isabel Ann Male widow. Effects: £167 5s 10d Soldier Died in the Great War Francis Charles Male L/Cpl 78077 Royal Tank Corps Enlisted: Cardiff (Formerly 1403 Welsh Regt) KIA: 26 May 1918 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Soldier’s Effects Francis Charles Male L/Cpl 78077 (MGC) KIA: 26 May 1918 £14 to widow Isabel Grave: Gommecourt British Cemetery, Hebuterre, France

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Medal Roll index Cards Francis C Males A/Cpl 78077 Tank Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Francis Charles Males L/Cpl 78077 10th Royal Tank Corps (A/Cpl) KIA: 26 May 1918 British War & Victory Medals Alexandra Palace

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Charles Thomas MANN BC/C/48/2/12/152

No Photo Born: 9 Sep 1895 Tewskesbury, Gloucester Cardiff: 10 weeks Educated: Tewkesbury Lived: Cupar, Saskatchewa, Canada Occupation: Railwayman Married: 8 July 1918 St Paul, Glos – Gladys Kate Beddis Regiment: 5th Batt., 1st Canadian Division Joined: 4 Jan 1915 Parents: Present Info: Bap: 14 Nov 1895 @ St Mary, Tewkesbury [13 Apr 1908 Tewkesbury b: 9 Sep 1895 – Robert Mann / Caroline] 1901 Census @ P O Alley, High Street, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire Henry Mann (40) b Twyning, Glos – General Labourer Caroline (37) b Twyning, Glos Elizabeth (16) b Twyning – Domestic William (8) b Tewkesbury George (15) b Twyning – Labourer Charles (5) b Tewkesbury Florence (13) b Tewkesbury Ada (3) b Tewkesbury Louisa (9) b Tewkesbury Reginald (4mths) b Tewkesbury 1911 Census @ Warders Farm, Tredlington, nr Tewkesbury, Glos Charles Mann (15) b Tewkesbury – General Servant UK, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 C T Mann (16) Farm Labourer Ticket No: 130 Departure: Southampton Destination: Portland Maine Ship: Ansonia, Cunard Line Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force – Attestation Paper Charles Thomas Mann (21yrs 10mths) Tewkesbury, Glos, England Next of Kin: Miss Louise Mann, The Cross, Tewkesbury b: 9 Sept 1894 Single Farmer 424193 9th Reserve Battalion dated: 16 July 1915 UK, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 Charles Thomas Mann (32) abt 1897 Depart: 6 Apr 1929 Destination: St John, Canada Ship: Montrose, Canadian Pacific Railway Charles Thomas (32) 54 Phyllis Crescent, Cardiff 3rd Class Farmer Gladys Kate (35) 3rd Class Housewife Elsie Vivian (9) 3rd Class School Ivor Charles (7) 3rd Class School Robert (4) 3rd Class School Kenneth Mervyn (3) 3rd Class School Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 Charles Thomas Mann (32) Date of Arrival: 14 Apr 1929 Port: St John, New Brunswick, Canada Charles Thomas b Tewkesbury, Eng. [Apr 10 – May 15 Cupar, Saskatchewa] Gladys Kate b Yorkley, Eng. Elsie V b Cardiff Ivor C b Cardiff Robert b Cardiff Kenneth M b Cardiff Trade UK: Tram Driver Trade Canada: Farmer

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Passage paid for by English Government Landed: Immigrant Land Settlement: Canadian Government, Ottawa, Ont. Brother: William Henry Mann, 34 London Road, Gloucester

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Richard John MARCH Born: 15 Aug 1890 Cardiff Educated: Metal Street Schools Lived: 12 Bertram Street Occupation: Greaser Single Regiment: Pte 2nd South Wales Borderers Joined: 22 Nov 1915 KIA: 2 Oct 1916 France Parents: Mr & Mrs R Marsh, 32 Beresford Road

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No Richard John Marsh b Cardiff found Richard James Marsh b 1860 Cardiff Richard Marsh b 1888 Swansea Only Richard Marsh in SWB = Pte 13383 – 1914-15 (24/5/15 (Balkans 2b) Discharged: 3/10/17 No Richard Marsh of above details found in “Soldiers Died”

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Albert MARSH BC/C/48/2/12/154

No Photo Born: 15 Jun 1896 Cardiff Educated: Canton Municipal Secondary School Lived: 48 Brecon Street, Canton Occupation: Electric Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 15 May 1915 Parents: Present Info: Albert Edward Marsh? 1911 Census @ 46 Shropshire Place, Penarth George & Emma Marsh Albert (14) b 1897 Penarth Died: AMJ 1919 Cardiff - Albert E Marsh (23) b 1896 WW1 Service Records – 1916 Albert Marsh (19) b 1896 Cardiff 2289 3/2nd Welsh Field Ambulance Company, RAMC WW1 Service Records – 1919 Albert Marsh (23) b 1896 Cardiff 92696 7th Field Ambulance Company, RAMC Medal Roll Index Cards Albert Marsh Pte 92696 Royal Army Medical Corps BW & V

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William Arthur MARSTON BC/C/48/2/12/155

No Photo Born: 8 Oct 1896 Leominster, Herefordshire Cardiff: 11 years Educated: Cardiff Lived: 17 Rutland Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tramway Signalman Single Regiment: Pte 29th Royal Fusiliers Joined: 1 Sep 1916 Parents: Present Info: 1901 Census @ 7 Westfield Walk, Leominster William Marston (30) b Salop – Waggoner on Farm Alice (26) b Presteign, Radnorshire William A (4) b Leominster Sarah (2) b Leominster 1911 Census @ 17 Rutland Street, Cardiff William Marston (41) b Lydbury, Shropshire – Dock Labourer Alice (36) b Presteign William Arthur (14) b Leominster – just left employment Sarah (12) b Leominster – School Rose (2) b Cardiff [m = 17 years 5 children / 3 alive / 2 died] Married: JAS 1922 Cardiff – Olive M Thompson Died: Dec 1964 (68) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards William A Marston Pte GS/64038 Royal Fusiliers British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls William Arthur Marston Pte G/64038 Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt.) 32nd R. F. (1a) 23 Sept 1917 – 11 Nov 1917 (1b) 12 Nov 1917 – 1 Mar 1918 (1a) 2 Mar 1918 – 5 Apr 1918 7th R. F, (1a) 6 Apr 1918 – 3 Oct 1918 British War & Victory Medals 19b Tavistock Sq., WC1 6 Jan 1921

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James George MARKIE BC/C/48/2/12/156

No Photo Born: 7 Nov 1883 Birmingham Cardiff: 30 years Educated: Wooast School, Cardiff Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 23rd Cheshire Regt Joined: 12 Dec 1917 Parents: Deceased Present Info: Bap: 30 Jan 1887 St James the Less, Ashted, Warwickshire 1891 Census @ 20 Gough Street, St Mary, Cardiff John Patrick Markie (35) b Scotland – Sugar Boiler Phoebe (23) b Warwickshire James G (4) b Warwickshire Gertrude E (1) b Warwickshire 1901 Census @ 35 Bute Street, St Mary, Cardiff Phoebe Markie (36) widow b Birmingham – Grocer Shop Keeper James G (14) b Birmingham – Green Grocer’s Salesman Gertrude E (11) b Birmingham William J (9) b Cardiff Thomas B (6) b Cardiff Sydney C (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ New Orleans, Passenger Lists, 1813-1963 James George Markie (27) abt 1885 British Arrival Date: 29 Sept 1912 US Port of Departure: Marseilles 21 Aug 1912 Ship: Coniston (British Steamer) Steward – 1 Aug 1912 Cardiff New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 James G Markie (35) Ass. Cook 3 Mar 1920 London Vessel: Woodfield Arrive: New York 19 Sept 1920 From: Montreal, Canada Died: James G Markie 4 Feb 1954 (69) Webster, Kentucky WW1 Service Record – 1917 James George Markie (33) 122 Donald Street, Cardiff Cook & Steward Single Pte 40611 3rd Cheshire Regt Mrs A Heman, 17 Merches Gardens, Cardiff – Sister Enlisted: 2 Mar 1916 Called up: 10 Dec 1917 3rd Cheshire Posted Pte 18 Feb 1917 – 20 May 1918 23rd Cheshire Posted Pte 27 Apr 1918 [21/5/18-2/2/19, 3/2/19-4/3/19] 23rd BEF Pte 21 Jun 1918 Class Z – 27 Jan 1919 65 Cyfarthfa Road, Roath, Cardiff

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Medal Roll Index Card James G Markie Pte 40611 Cheshire Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls James George Markie Pte 40611 23rd Cheshire Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 15 Jan 1921

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William Howard MASON BC/C/48/2/12/157

No Photo Born: Sept 1881 Ystrad Rhondda Cardiff: 30 years Educated: Albany Road School Lived: 25 Arran Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: JAS 1906 Cardiff – Louisa Mary Edwards Regiment: Pte Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 21 Jan 1915 Parents: 62 Arran Street, Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ 76 Arran Street, Roath Park, Cardiff Tom Mason (39) b Lydbrook, Glos. – Coal Weigher Hester A (37) b Ellwood, Glos. Howard W P (9) b Ystrad Rhondda - Scholar Eva R (4) b Ellwood, Glos. 1901 Census @ @ 62 Arran Street, Roath Thomas Mason (49) Hester a (47) Eva Rachel (14) 1911 Census @ 25 Arran Street, Roath William Howard Preece Mason (29) b Ystrad Rhondda – Tramway Motorman Louisa Mary (35) b Cardiff Winifred May (6mths) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 2 children] Died: Dec 1959 (78) Cardiff Probate : Mason, William Howard Powell of 33 Inglefield Avenue Cardiff died 9 December 1959. Llandaff: 29 January 1960 to Thomas Reginald Davies salesman. Effects: £693 5s 3d No William Howard found in RAMC

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James Charles MATTHEWS BC/C/48/2/12/158

No Photo Born: Oct 1891 Newport OND 1890 Newport Cardiff: 26 years Educated: St Mary’s School Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Married: 14 May 1912 – Annie Louisa Godsell Regiment: Cpl 11th Welsh Regt Joined: 28 Dec 1914 Parents: 15 North Road, Cardiff Present Info: 1911 Census @ 4 Thomas Terrace, Cardiff Frank Matthews (52) b Neath – Boilermaker Helper Martha (48) b Cardiff Frank (25) b Cardiff - Labourer James Charles (210 b Newport -Labourer Martha(17) b Cardiff – At home Ernest (15) b Cardiff – At home Elsie (12) b Cardiff – School Albert (6) b Cardiff - School [m = 32 years 18 children / 8 alive / 10 died] Died: Mar 1969 (78) Cardiff WW1 Service Record – 1914 James Charles Matthews (22) Pte 10446 3rd South Wales Borderers, Special Reserve Joined: 7 July 1909 Discharged: 16 June 1913 – as having been found medically unfit for further military service James Charles Matthews (25) 15 North Road, Blackweir, Cardiff Electric Car Conductor 23613 16th Welsh Regiment m: 14 May 1912 – Annie Louisa Godsell Charles Sidney b 6 Feb 1913 Cardiff, Lillian May b 27 Nov 1914 Cardiff Welsh Regt 16th Enlisted: 30 Dec 1914 16th Forfeits 6 day’s pay for absence Pte 21 Aug 1915 16th Appointed paid L/Cpl 30 Sep 1915 16th Deprived of Lance stripe for absence Pte 29 Nov 1915 BEF 16th Posted - Embarked Southampton Pte 4 Dec 1915 Wounded in action – SGW (L) foot 7 July 1916 31 FA Admitted – GSW foot 8 July 1916 3rd Can. G Hosp. Boulogne Adm. GSW foot 9 July 1916 Operation – H S ‘St David’ 10 July 1916 Depot Posted - The County Middlesex War Hospital, St Albans 11 July 1916 Welsh 3rd Posted Pte 29 Oct 1916 3rd Forfeits 8 day’s pay for absence (26 Dec 1916-2 Jan 1917) Pte 6 Jan 1917 Salonica Base Depot Posted Pte 14 Jan 1917 Welsh 11th Posted Pte 24 Jan 1917 11th Appointed unpaid L/Cpl 14 Mar 1918 11th Appointed paid L/Cpl 20 July 1918 11th Appointed paid A/Cpl 29 Feb 1919 Transferred to Class Z Res. 8 May 1919 20 Beda Rd, Canton, Cardiff 3 Old Sea Lock Court, Docks, Cardiff - 18 Feb 1920 Medal Roll Index Cards / Service Medal & Award Roll s James C Matthews Pte 23613 16/11 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Z Res. 8 May 1919

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Walter Joseph MAULL BC/C/48/2/12/159

No Photo Born: 17 Aug 1894 Cardiff Cardiff: 25 years Educated: Stacey Road School Lived: 17 Arthur Street, Roath, Cardiff Occupation: Storeman Single Regiment: Royal Air Force Joined: 19 May 1915 Parents: 17 Arthur Street Present Info: 1911 Census @ 17 Arthur Street, Roath, Cardiff Joseph Maull (62) b Wells, Somerset – Tramway Labourer Elizabeth (61) b Taunton, Somerset Clara (26) b Cardiff Alfred (23) b Cardiff – Fuel Worker Gladys (19) b Cardiff Walter (16) b Cardiff – Grocers Errand Boy [m = 40 years 11 children / 8 alive / 3 died] Married: Dec 1920 Cardiff – Elizabeth M Nelmes Died: Mar 1973 (78) Cardiff Probate: Maull, Walter Joseph of 31 Ty Mawr Avenue, Cardiff died 7 January 1973. Llandaff: 18 April £8,046 No military found

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Charles McCARTHY BC/C/48/2/12/160

No Photo Born: 29 Jun 1882 Clonakilty, Co. Cork, Ireland Cardiff: 20 years Educated: National School[Clonakilty Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Tram Conductor Married: JAS 1910 Cardiff – Lily Carter Regiment: 2nd Dragoon Guards Joined: 5 Aug 1914 (BEF France 1916) Parents: Present Info: 1911 Census @ 55 Shakespeare Street, Cardiff Charles McCarthy (28) b Clonakilty, Cork, Ireland – Electrical Tram Conductor Lily (21) b Newcastle on Tyne [m = under 1 year] Died: June 1952 (69) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Charles McCarthy Pte 2DG/6368 2nd Dragoon Guards British War & victory Medals SWB Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles McCarthy Pte 2DG/6368 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays) British War & Victory Medals Discharged: Physically unfit – 4 Oct 1917

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Denis McCARTHY Born: 30 July 1882 Cardiff Educated: St Patrick’s School, Grangetown Lived: 16 Tyler Street, Cardiff Occupation: Driver Married: 24 Dec 1907 - Mary Ann Turner Regiment: 3rd Rifle Brigade Joined: 1904 mobilised: Aug 1914 KIA: 23 Oct 1914 @ Armentieres, France Parents: Dorset Street, Grangetown, Cardiff

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1891 Census @ 18 Dorset Street, Canton, Cardiff Dennis McCarthy (40) b Castle (Heven), Cork, Ireland - Seaman Kate (37) b Maryborough, Ireland Dennis (8) b Cardiff – Scholar Mary (6) b Cardiff - Scholar Thomas (4) b Cardiff William (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 18 Dorset Street, Canton, Cardiff Denis McCarthy (47) b Cork, Ireland – Sailor AS Kate (47) b Cork, Ireland Denis (18) b Cardiff – General Labourer Mary (16) b Cardiff – Pupil Teacher Thomas (14) b Cardiff – Telegraph Messenger 1911 Census @ Died: 23 Oct 1914 Perenchies, Nord-Pas-De-Calais, France UK, De Ruvigny’s Roll of Honour, 1914-1919 McCarthy, Denis, Rifleman No 289, 3rd Batt. The Rifle Brigade, eldest son of the late Denis McCarthy of Cardiff, by his wife Kathleen; b Cardiff 30 July 1882’ educ. St Patrick School, Grangetown; enlisted in 1904 and, on completing his term of service with the Colours, became a Tram Conductor at Cardiff. When war broke out he rejoined his Batt; went to France 8 Sept 1914 and was killed in action at Armentieres 23 Nov 1914. He married at Cardiff 24 Dec 1907 Mary Ann (16 Tyler Street, Roath) dau of the late Ambrose Turner of London and had three children, William Denis b 25 Feb 1911, Kathleen May b 15 Dec 1909 and Eileen Mary b 6 Aug 1913. Soldier Died in the Great War Denis McCarthy Rifleman 289 3rd Rifle Brigade b: Cardiff Residence: Cardiff KIA: 23 Oct 1914 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Soldier’s Effects Denis McCarthy Rifleman 289 3rd Rifle Brigade KIA: 23 Oct 1914 Enlisted: 3 Mar 1904 Cardiff Labourer £3 1s 8d & £5 to widow Mary Ann Grave: Ploegsteert Memorial, Hainaut, Belgium Medal Roll Index Cards Service Medal & Award Roll

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Gething McKELVIE BC/C/48/2/12/162 No Photo

Born: 1892 Grangetown, Cardiff Educated: Severn Road School, Canton Lived: 42 Albert Street, Canton Occupation: Fitter [???] Single Regiment: Pte 9th Devon Regt Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: 42 Albert Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 20 Railway Terrace, Canton, Cardiff William Charles McKelvie (35) b Cardiff – Watchman, Public Works Bessie (32) b Cardiff Albert Edward (11) b Cardiff Gething (8) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 42 Albert Street, Canton, Cardiff Bessie McKelvie (42) b Penzance, Cornwall Gething (18) b Cardiff – Labourer, Tramway Sheds, Corporation William (8) b Cardiff - School [m = 22 years 3 children] Susannah Hosking (84) widow mother b Penzance, Cornwall [m = 56 years 9 children / 5 alive / 4 died] Married: JAS 1919 Newport Market 0 Annie Sherbourne Died: Jun 1932 (39) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Gething McKelvie Pte 11934 Devonshire Regt ’15 Star France: 1 Oct 1915 British War & Victory Medals Class Z: 25 Feb 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls Gething McKelvie Pte 11934 Devonshire Regt 1914-15 Star France: 1 Oct 1915 Exeter 10 Nov 1919 Gething McKelvie Pte 11934 9th / 10th Devonshire Regt British War & Victory Medals Exeter 3 Sep 1920

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Harry Edward McSHIELLS BC/C/48/2/12/163

No Photo Born: 9 Dec 1896 Cardiff Educated: St Mary’s School, Clarence Road Lived: 7 Adelaide Place Occupation: Assistant Storeman Married: Sept 1919 Cardiff – Gwladys Richards Regiment: Pte Tank Corps Joined: 6 Sep 1914 Parents: Susan McShiells, 73 Pomeroy Street Docks, Cardiff Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 7 Adelaide Place, Cardiff Frederick McShiells (50) b unknown – Pilot, Docks Sarah (50) b Cardiff Florrie (22) b Cardiff Charles (18) b Cardiff – Railway Porter, GWR Annie (15) b Cardiff Harry (14) b Cardiff – Lamp Cleaner, Corporation Kate (12) b Cardiff Susie (10) b Cardiff James (6) b Cardiff [m = 25 years 9 children / 8 alive / 1 died] 1937 Western Mail Directory of Cardiff Harry McShiells – 23 Lochaber Street, Roath Died: Mar 1982 (89) South Glamorgan Probate: McShiells, Harry Edward of Plymouth Nursing Home Penarth South Glamorgan died 4 February 1982. Llandaff: 5 March, Not exceeding £25000 Medal Rolls Index Cards Harry E McShiells Pte 313395 Tank Corps / Dvr T1/2376 RASC ’15 Star France: 12 May 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Harry Edward McShiells Pte 313395 Tank Corps British War & Victory Medals Alexandra Palace [4th Coy. 9th Div., Train., Army Service Corps – Dvr T1/2376]

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John William MEADOWS BC/C/48/2/12/164

No Photo Born: 7 Nov 1890 Bedford Cardiff: 26 years Educated: Lansdown Road Schools Lived: 28 Nottingham Street, Cardiff Occupation: Labourer Married: JAS 1935 Cardiff – Dorcas Butcher (AMJ 1919 Cardiff – Nellie Ridd) Regiment: Pte 32nd Section, ROD Royal Engineers Joined: 12 Sep 1914 Parents: James Meadows, 59 De Dwight Street, Riverside Present Info: Corporation Employee 1901 Census @ 28 Nottingham Street, Canton, Cardiff James William Meadows (40) b Bedford – Car Conductor, Tram Ellen [Tinsley] (40) b Bedford Nellie Matilda (11) b Bedford John William (10) b Bedford James Harry (7) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 28 Nottingham Street, Canton, Cardiff James W Meadows (50) b Bedford – Tramway Timekeeper, Cardiff Corp. Ellen [Tinsley] (50) b Bedford Nellie Matilda (21) b Bedford - Dressmaker John William (20) b Bedford – Blacksmith, Coach Builders James Harry (17) b Cardiff – Shop Assistant, Cycle Maker Died: Dec 1949 (59) Cardiff Probate: Meadows, John William of 14 Ty Fry Gardens, Rumney Cardiff died 15 December 1949. Llandaff: 27 February 1950 to Dorcas Meadows widow. Effects: £53 2s 9d. Medal Roll Index Cards John W Meadows Spr. 554123 / 2788 Royal Engineers (T) British War & Victory Medals OR John William Meadow Spr. 181998 Royal Engineers Sig. Dep. Silver War Badge – RE/4849

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Clifford Henry MELHUISH BC/C/48/2/12/165

No Photo Born: 8 Feb 1898 Cardiff Educated: Lansdown Road Schools Lived: 16 Clive Road, Canton Occupation: Assistant to Wireman Single Regiment: Driver 28th Army Field Artillery Brigade,9th Division Joined: 8 May 1916 Parents: W S & G E Melhuish Present Info: Still in the Army in Germany (Sep 1919) 1901 Census @ 3 Llanfair Road, Canton, Cardiff Ann Keigwen (59) b Whitstable, Kent Charlie (29) b Newcross, London – Marine Engineer George (27) b Newcross, London - Baker Hilda (18) b Newcross, London Clifford Melhuish (3) g son b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 16 Clive Road, Canton, Cardiff William Samuel Melhuish (45) b Cardiff – Practical Electrical Shift Engineer, Corp. Georgina Edith (45) b London William Charles (22) b Cardiff – Electrical Supply Attendant, Cardiff Corp Winifred Jessie (20) b Cardiff John Keigwen (18) b Cardiff – Assistant Carpet Dept., Drapery Edwin George (15) b Cardiff – Assistant Bosc Works Clifford Henry (13) b Cardiff Sidney Thomas ( 12) b Cardiff Doris Audrey Ann (10) b Cardiff Stanley Hector (7) b Cardiff Marjorie May (4) b Cardiff Died: Mar 1960 (62) Cardiff WW1 Service Record – 1916 Clifford Henry Melhuish (18) 16 Clive Road, Canton, Cardiff Assistant Lamp Trimmer Next of Kin: William Melhuish (father) A/51st Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Demobbed: 29 Sep 1919 Home 19 Feb 1916 – 3 Feb 1917 France 4 Feb 1917 – 23 Feb 1918 Furlough 20 Feb 1918 – 11 Mar 1918 France 12 Mar 1918 – 16 Sep 1919 Home 17 Sep 1919 – 29 Sep 1919 Medal Roll Index Cards Clifford H Melhuish Dvr 137082 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Clifford H Melhuish Dvr 137082 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Woolwich 20 Apr 1920

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Robert J ames MIDDLETON BC/C/48/2/12/166

No Photo Born: Feb 1878 Plymouth JFM 1878 Plympton St Mary, Devon Cardiff: 32 years Educated: St Mary’s R C School, Canton Lived: 6 Westbury Terrace, Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: 8 Oct 1904 Cardiff – Laura Louisa Kemp Regiment: Cpl Royal Engineers Joined: 28 Dec 1914 [King & Queen’s South African Medals] Parents: 14 Clive Road, Canton Present Info: Corporation Employee 1881 Census @ Chapple Cottage, Littleham, Devon Robert Middleton (74) b Devon - Gent Labourer Ellen (64) b Devon Selina Ann (22) d in law b Egg Buckland, Devon – Soldier’s Wife Robert James (3) b Crabtree, Devon John Edward (1) b Stonehouse, Devon 1891 Census @ 44 Glynne Street, Canton, Cardiff James Middleton (45) b Littleham, Devon [d: 1894 Cardiff] Selina A (39) b Eff Buckland, Devon Robert J (12) b Egg Buckland , Devon – Errand Boy John E (12) b Stonehouse, Devon – Errand Boy Frances C (7) b Bridgewater, Somerset Edith M (6) b Bridgewater, Somerset Maud U (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ Selina A remarried in 1975 to Moore [d: 15 Nov 1946] 1911 Census @ 6 Westbury Terrace, Canton, Cardiff Robert James Middleton (33) b Plympton, Devon – Tramway Motorman, Municipal Laura Louisa (31) b Cardiff Robert George (5) b Cardiff Laura Rosalind (4) b Cardiff Albert Edward (3) b Cardiff Florence Evelyn (2) b Cardiff [m = 6 years 4 children] Died: Jun 1950 (72) Cardiff WW1 Pension Records - 1898 Robert James Matthews (20) b 1878 Stonehouse, Plymouth, Devon Labourer 5673 Royal Welsh Fusiliers m: 8 Oct 1904 Cathedral Church, Llandaff Short Service Wrexham 25 Apr 1898 RWF ‘D’ Pte 25 Apr 98 1st Posted 26 Jun 98 Permitted to extend his service to complete 9 years with the Colours 6 Apr 99 1st Pte Gd. 1 23 Apr 1900 Appointed unpaid L/Cpl 3 Aug 1901 Appointed paid L/Cpl 31 Jan 1902 Promoted Cpl 14 Aug 1902 Reverts at own request Pte 12 Oct 1902 1st Granted 1d GC Pay 13 Oct 1902 1st Granted 2d GC Pay 23 Apr 1904 1st Transferred to Army Reserve on completion of service 31 May 1904

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Army Reserve Sec. ‘D’: Re-engaged for a further 4 years from Pte 23 Apr 1910 Discharged the Termination of Engagement Pte 22 Apr 1914 = 9 years 326 days Home 23 Apr 1898 – 22 Oct 1899 1yr 183 days South Africa 23 Oct 1899 – 4 Feb 1903 3 yrs. 105 days Home 5 Feb 1903 – 22 Apr 1910 7 yrs. 77 days 12 yrs. Home 23 Apr 1910 – 22 Apr 1914 4 yrs. 15 yrs. UK, Military Campaign Medal & Award Rolls, 1793-194 9 R Middleton Pte 5673 1st Royal Welsh Fusiliers 1899-1902 South Africa Queens South Africa Medal & 5 Clasps – Cape Colony, Transvaal, Tugela Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State Also entitled to Kings South Africa Medal Lichfield 9 Mar 1903 Medal Roll Index Cards Robert J Middleton Pnr / Cpl 609 / 452244 Royal Engineers ’15 Star Egypt (3) : 27 July 1915 British War & Victory Medals Z Res: 7 July 1919 [WO II 2554094 Royal Signals (TA) – T. Eff. Medal – 1928]999

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Joseph MISSON Born: 22 Mar 1879 Kings Lynn Cardiff: 17 years Educated: Kings Lynn Lived: 102 Carlisle Street, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: JAS 1906 Cardiff – Bertha Frances Sellick Regiment: Pte Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 11 Jun 1915 KIA: 31 Dec 1917 @ Ypres, France Parents: Deceased

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1881 Census @ 29 Lansdown Street, St Margaret, Kings Lynn John T Misson (44) b Stretchworth, Cambridgeshire – Brick maker Maria (42) b Mundford, Norfolk Arthur (19) b Mundford - Shunter Henry (18) b Mundford – General Labourer George (16) b Ighfield, Shropshire - Stoker Susannah (12) b Ighfield - Scholar William (10) b Ash Iweve, Shropshire – Errand Boy Agnes (7) b Mapalord, Norfolk – Scholar Joseph (3) b Kings Lynn John T (1) b Kings Lynn 1891 Census @ 20 Garden Row, St Margaret, Gaywood, Kings Lynn John T Misson (44) b Stretchworth, Cambridgeshire – Brick maker Maria (42) b Mundford, Norfolk Joseph (13) b Kings Lynn – Bricklayers Labourer Thomas (11) b Kings Lynn - Scholar Elizabeth (5) b Kings Lynn - Scholar Edward Moulton (9) nephew b Mundford - Scholar 1901 Census @ 50 Diamond Street, Roath, Cardiff Arthur W Misson (39) b Mundford – General Labourer Emily (40) b Norwich Joseph Misson (23) brother b Kings Lynn – General Labourer 1911 Census @ 126 Carlisle Street, Splott, Cardiff Joseph Misson (33) b Kings Lynn – Electric Car Conductor, Municipal Bertha (29) b Cardiff Clarice (3) b Cardiff Leonard (2) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 2 Children] Died: Dec 1917 (40) Southampton Soldier Died in the Great War Joseph Misson Pte 92693 Royal Army Medical Corps b: Kings Lynn Enlisted: Cardiff DoW’s: 31 Dec 1917 Home Grave: Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff Service Medal & Award Rolls Joseph Mission Pte 92693 RAMC British War & Victory Medals Woking 5 Jan 1920

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Donald F rank MOORE BC/C/48/2/12/168

No Photo Born: 27 Feb 1891 London [27 Feb 1894 Hampstead, Middlesex] Cardiff: 8 years Educated: London Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Tram Conductor Married: JFM 1914 Cardiff – Ada D Greer Regiment: Pte 24th Welsh Regt Joined: 21 Apr 1915 Parents: London Present Info: 1911 Census @ 13 Dog Lane, Willesden Donald Frank (17) b Hampstead, Middlesex - Cycle Repairer UK, Railway Employment Records, 1833-1956 Donald Frank Moore b: 27 Feb 1894 No: 54103 Entered Service: 9 Sep 1912 Porter Severn Tunnel Junction 30 Sep 1912 District Lampman Severn Tunnel Junction 15 Apr 1913 Under Shunter Cardiff Traffic 23 May 1914 Resigned Applied for re-enlistment 24/9/19. __________ & Shunters post and not prepared to go away from Cardiff. Told he had better stay with Cardiff Corporation, as he would not take Porter’s post. Died: Sept 1967 (73) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Donald F Moore Pte 1890 / 320988 / 85983 RAMC / Welsh Regt / R Defence Corps British War & Victory Medals Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls Donald Frank Moore Pte 85983 Royal Defence Corps 1890 RAMC (4b) 26/4/16 – 18/3/18 320988 24th Welsh (4b) 19/3/18 – 28/4/18 (1a) 7/5/18 – 16/6/18 British War & Victory Medals 19b Tavistock Sq. WC1 27 Nov 1920

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Alfred Henry MOORE (Morgan) BC/C/48/2/12/169

No Photo Born: 13 May 1893 Cardiff Educated: Severn Road School Lived: 32 Severn Road, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 11th Royal Welsh Fusiliers Joined: 30 Nov 1915 Parents: Mrs E Morgan, 32 Severn Road Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 32 Severn Road, Canton, Cardiff Alfred Henry Morgan (45) b Bristol – Telephone Labourer Elizabeth Ann (43) b Cardiff Alfred Henry (17) b Cardiff – Assistant Cellar man, GWR Mary Isobel (15) b Cardiff Charles Peter James (13) b Cardiff – Errand Boy, Bootmakers Married: Mar 1941 Cardiff – Mabel J Jennings Died: 18 Aug 1962 Cardiff Probate: Moore Alfred Henry of 41 Penmark Green Ely Cardiff died 18 August 1962 at Glan Ely Hospital Cardiff. Llandaff: 3 September to Mable Julie Moore widow. Effects: £25 Alfred Moore Pte 10317 1st RWF – no other RWF

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Burdett MORGAN BC/C/48/2/12/170

No Photo Born: 2 Nov 1882 Cardiff: 37 years Educated: Lower Grange Council Board School Lived: 112 Holmesdale Street, Cardiff Occupation: Plumbers Jointer Helper Married: 25 Dec 1907 Bristol [Bedminster, Somerset] – Ester Eliza Loader Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: 11 Jan 1915 Parents: 112 Holmesdale Street Present Info: 1891 Census @ 112 Holmesdale Street, Canton, Cardiff Henry Virga Morgan (41) b Bristol – Seaman, Royal Naval Reserve, No: 84187 Emma (41) b Watchet, Somerset Alfred (13) b Watchet – Scholar Henry V (9) b Cardiff Burdett (8) b Cardiff James (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 112 Holmesdale Street, Canton Henry V Morgan (55) b Bristol – Labourer, Electric Works Emma (54) b Watchet Burdett (19) b Cardiff – Labourer, Yard Hotel J W (12) b Cardiff H J Baker (21) nephew b Watchet – Labourer, Spillers Corn Mill W Harris (22) nephew b Watchet – Labourer, Tramway 1911 Census @ 24 Bradford Street, Lower Grange, Cardiff Burdett Morgan (28) b Cardiff – Plumber Jointers Helper, City Corp. Electric Hester (25) b Bristol Lighting Dept. Burdett William (2) b Cardiff [m = 3 years 1 child] Died: Dec 1971 (89) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Burdett Morgan Pte 24036 Welsh Regt / 327891 Royal Engineers / 520817 ’15 Star France: 5 Dec 1915 Labour Corps / 39986 Leicester Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Burdett Morgan Spr. 327891 Royal Engineers / Pte 24036 Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals 520817 Labour Corps / 59986 Leicester Regt B Morgan Spr. 327891 Royal Engineers / Pte 24036 Welsh Regt 1914-15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 Discharged: 11 Mar 1919 [Medal Forfeited]

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Edwin John MORGAN BC/C/48/2/12/171

No Photo Born: 3 Mar 1891Cardiff Educated: Stacey Road School, Cardiff Lived: 4 Braeval Street, Cardiff Occupation: Carriage Painter Single Regiment: Cpl 11th Welsh Regt Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: 1 Arran Place, Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ 8 Richards Terrace, Roath, Cardiff Edwin Morgan (37) b Bath, Somerset – Coach Wheeler Elizabeth J (36) b Gravesend, Essex Edith J (14) b Cardiff – Milliners Apprentice Elizabeth (10) b Cardiff – Scholar Edwin J (1mth) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 147 Malefant Street, Roath Edwin Morgan (48) b Bath, Somerset – Coach Wheeler Elizabeth Jessie (46) b Gravesend, Essex Esther Elizabeth (20) b Cardiff – Drapers Assistant Edwin John (10) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 4 Braeval Street, Roath Park Edwin John Morgan (20) b Cardiff – Painter, Building – Single - Boarder Married: JAS 1920 Cardiff – Gladys M William Died: Sept 1967 (76) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Edwin John Morgan Pte/Cpl 14878 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 5 Sep 1915 British War & Victory Medals Z Res: 15 Apr 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls Edwin John Morgan Cpl 14878 11th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 1 Dec 1920

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Thomas MORGAN BC/C/48/2/12/172

No Photo Born: 25 Dec 1876 [Bilericky Green] Cardiff: 35 years (1884) Educated: Cardiff Lived: 29 Donald Street, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: Regiment: Sgt Royal Field Artillery Joined: 25 Nov 1911 [South Africa 1900-02] Territorial Long Service 1914-15 Parents: Deceased Present Info: Nothing found at present

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Thomas David MORRIS BC/C/48/2/12/173

No Photo Born: 6 Sep 1893 Cardiff Educated: Lansdown Road Council School Lived: 42 Seymour Street, Splott, Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Driver Royal Engineers Joined: 4 Sep 1914 Parents: 42 Seymour Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 7 Lincoln Street, Canton, Cardiff David Morgan (40) b Cardiff – House Painter Mabel Gladys (16) b Cardiff Grace Violet (10) b Cardiff David (7) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 42 Seymour Street James P Brown (27) b Radstock, Somerset – Conductor, Electric Tramways Gladys (26) b Cardiff Mabel (4) b Cardiff James (6mths) b Cardiff David Morris (50) f in law widower b Cardiff - Carpenter David Morris (17) b in law single b Cardiff – Mess Room Steward, Going to sea Married: Died: Sept 1925 (32) Cardiff – Thomas D Morris Mar 1960 (67) Neath – Thomas D Morris Medal Roll Index Cards Thomas D Morris Spr. 190253 / WR. 258485 Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Thomas D Morris A. Sgt WR. 258485 Royal Engineers (Railways) / Spr. 190253 British War & Victory Medals Chatham

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Richard James MURPHY BC/C/48/2/12/174

No Photo Born: 27 May 1898 Canton, Cardiff Educated: St Mary’s R C School, Canton Lived: 26 Severn Road, Canton Occupation: Junior Clerk Single Regiment: 4th Welsh Regt Joined: 29 May 1916 Parents: Present Info: Still in the Army 1919 1901 Census @ 26 Severn Road, Canton Cardiff Patrick Murphy (35) b Cardiff – Corn Porter, Dock Worker Henrietta M (36) b Cardiff Rosina C (12) b Cardiff Henrietta (10) b Cardiff May (8) b Cardiff John H (6) b Cardiff George P (2) b Cardiff Richard J (2) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 26 Severn Road, Canton Cardiff Patrick Murphy (46) b Cardiff – Corn Porter Henrietta M (46) b Cardiff Rosina Catherine (22) b Cardiff – Domestic Servant Henrietta (20) b Cardiff - Dressmaker May (18) b Cardiff John Henry (16) b Cardiff – Lift Boy, High ___ Old Boys Club George Patrick (12) b Cardiff - School Richard James (12) b Cardiff - School Elsie (8) b Cardiff [m = 23 years 7 children WW1 Service Records – 1916 Richard Murphy (16) 26 Severn Road, Canton Clerk 5863 Royal Welsh Fusiliers Next of Kin: Henrietta (mother) Attested / Posted: Pte 29 May 1916 4th Welsh Regt Posted: 5 Feb 1917 ¼ Welsh Regt Appointed (unpaid) L/Cpl 5 Oct 1917 Appointed paid L/Cpl 5 Apr 1918 Reverts to unpaid 11 Jun 1918

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Henry John NOON BC/C/48/2/12/175

No Photo Born: 5 Oct 1880 Cardiff Educated: Radnor Road, Cardiff Lived: 28 Cumberland Street, Cardiff Occupation: Assistant in Mains Dept. Married: AMJ 1908 Cardiff – Emily (Ellen) Helen E Knight Regiment: Sapper Royal Engineers Joined: 1 Dec 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ 33 Harvey Street, Llandaff, Cardiff Edward Noon (23) b Cardiff – Labourer – Lodger Sarah J (23) Eliza (3) b Cardiff Henry J (5mths) b Cardiff 1891 Census @ 29 Harvey Street, Canton, Cardiff Edward Noon (35) b Gloucestershire – Boiler Makers Labourer Sarah J (36) b Wiltshire Eliza A (13) b Cardiff Henry J (10) b Cardiff May F (8) b Cardiff Thomas E (7) b Cardiff William J (5) b Cardiff Beatrice M (3) b Cardiff Mary L (6mths) b Cardiff UK, Railway Employment Records, 1833-1956 Noon, Henry J Fireman b 10 Oct 1880 Residence Date: 11 Feb 1899 Noon, Thos. Edward Cleaner b 19 Mar 1884 25 Jun 1901 Station: Cardiff, Great Western No 6 Newport Div. 1882-1902 1901 Census @ 5 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Edward Noon (46) b Cirencester, Gloucs. – Labourer, Groom/Stableman Eliza A (23) b Cardiff Henry J (20) b Cardiff - Labourer May F (18) b Cardiff Thomas E (17) b Cardiff - Labourer William J (15) b Cardiff Beatrice M (13) b Cardiff Mary L (10) b Cardiff Lillian (7) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 412 Cowbridge Road, Cardiff James Knight (62) b Gloucs. – Master Stevedore Emily (59) b Stamford James Stanley (32) widower b Birmingham - Paper maker, Paper Works Stanley (5) g son b Dartford, Kent Edith (6) g dau b Dartford, Kent Henry John Noon (30) s in law b Cardiff – Stevedore Edith (26) dau b Swansea Henry (2) g son b Cardiff Died: Sept 1944 (63) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Henry J Noon Spr. 450340 Royal Engineers / 354 RE(T) British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Henry J Noon Spr. 450340 Royal Engineers / 354 RE (T) British War & Victory Medals Chatham

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Henry NORTH BC/C/48/2/12/176

No Photo Born: 14 Oct 1887 Whitchurch Cardiff: 31 years Educated: Crwys Road Board School Lived: 19 Minny Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tramways Inspector Married: Regiment: L/Cpl Welsh (Cyclist) & Royal Army Service Corps (MT) Joined: 8 Sep 1914 Parents: 19 Minny Street Present Info: 1891 Census @ 19 Minny Street, Cathays, Cardiff Tom North (33) b Somerset – General Labourer Amelia (31) b Cardiff Henry (3) b Cardiff Thomas A (5mths) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 19 Minny Street, Cathays Tom North (45) b Devon – General Labourer Amelia (41) b Whitchurch, Cardiff Henry (13) b Cardiff Thomas (10) b Cardiff Emily (7) b Cardiff James A (4) b Cardiff Amelia (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 19 Minny Street, Cathays Sam North (53) b Taunton, Somerset - Dock Labourer Amelia (51) b Cardiff Henry (24) b Cardiff – Car Conductor, Corporation Thomas Alfred (20) b Cardiff – Shop Assistant Emily (17) b Cardiff – Servant James Arthur (14) b Cardiff – Milkman’s Assistant Amelia (11) b Cardiff - School [m = 31 years 7 children / 5 alive / 2 died] Died: Dec 1974 (87) Newport Probate: North, Henry of 7 Orchard Close, Marshfield Cardiff died 26 November 1974. Llandaff: 24 December - £1873 Possible military M/286357 or M205325 ASC

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John O’BRIEN BC/C/48/2/12/177

No Photo Born: Cardiff: 23 years Educated: St David’s Cardiff Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Trolley Head Fitter Single Regiment: Pte 28th Royal Fusiliers Joined: Nov 1915 Parents: Mrs O’Brien, 30 Somerset Street, Cardiff Present Info: Corporation Employee Nothing found at present

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Patrick O’CONNELL BC/C/48/2/12/178

No Photo Born: 4 July 1888 Cardiff Educated: St David’s R C School Lived: 28 Canal Street, Cardiff Occupation: Cable Jointer Married: OND 1909 Cardiff – Ellen Eleanor Madden Regiment: Pte 23rd Welsh Regt Joined: Mar 1916 Parents: John & Johanna O’Connell, 28 Canal Street Present Info: Corporation Employee - No 1891 Census @ 3 Canal Street, off Frederick Street, St John, Cardiff John O’Connell (28) b Cardiff – Bricklayers Labourer Johanna (28) b Cardiff - Charwoman Howard (4) b Cardiff Patrick (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 23 Love Lane, Cardiff John O’Connell (38) b Cardiff – Mason’s Labourer Johanna (38) b Cardiff Nora (14) b Cardiff Patrick (12) b Cardiff Cornelius (9) b Cardiff Mary E (4) b Cardiff Kate (2) b Cardiff John (3mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 13 Sandon Place, Cardiff Patrick O’Connell (23) b Cardiff – Labourer, Copper Works Ellen (22) b Cardiff [m = 1 year 1 child died] Died: Jun 1956 (68) Cardiff or Sept 1961 (73) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Patrick O’Connell Pte 2624 / 240958 Welsh Regt ’15 Star

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Charles OLIVER BC/C/48/2/12/179

No Photo Born: Dec 1888 Cheltenham Cardiff: 9 years Educated: Cheltenham Board School Lived: 43 Davis Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: Regiment: Pte Machine Gun Corps Joined: 10 Dec 1915 Parents: Present Info: Charles Oliver Married: AMJ 1910 Cardiff – Matilda Jenkins 1911 Census @ Elizabeth Blake (55) widow b Ebbw Vale Charles Oliver (30) s in law b Cardiff – Builders Labourer Matilda Oliver (28) dau b Cardiff Charles (under 1mth) b Cardiff [m = 1 year 1 child] Died: Mar 1967 (75) Cardiff Charles Sidney Oliver Born: JFM 1892 Cheltenham Bap: 20 Mar 1892 All Saints, Cheltenham – John & Martha Oliver M: OND 1912 Cardiff – Sylvia Robinson UK, Railway Employment Records, 1833-1956 Charles Sidney Oliver (15) b 13 Dec 1891 Residence Date: 2 Dec 1907 Station: Maesteg No: 45409 Failed to pass adult med Exam Lad Porter – 2 Dec 1907 – 13/- Temp Porter – 27 Nov 1909 – 14/- Resigned: 18 Feb 1910 1911 Census @ 1 Church Place, Maesteg (Cwmdu) Charles George Sidney Oliver (20) b Cheltenham – Grocery Haulier – Single MRIC Charles Oliver T/WO1 192110 MGC BW&V Charles C Oliver Pte 136030 MGC BW&V SM&AR Charles Cecil Oliver Pte 136030 MGC BW&V Alexandra Palace 25 Aug 1920 Cl Z 22 Nov 1919

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Charles William PARKHOUSE BC/C/48/2/12/180

No Photo Born: 16 Aug 1894 Cardiff Educated: Splott Road Council School Lived: 32 Swinton Street, Cardiff Occupation: Married: 1 Apr 1918 Cardiff – Mary Maud Mivart Regiment: Pte 11th Welsh Regt Joined: 8 Sep 1914 Parents: A Parkhouse, 32 Swinton Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 6 Swinton Street, Roath, Cardiff Archibald Parkhouse (34) b Devon – Hydraulic Crane Driver Lizzie (32) b Worcestershire Charles W (6) b Cardiff Elsie M (2) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 32 Swinton Street, Splott, Cardiff Archibald Parkhouse (45) b Inslow, Devon – Crane Driver, Cardiff Railway Co. Lizzie (42) b Powick, Worcester Charley (16) b Cardiff – Outfitters Apprentice Elsie (12) b Cardiff – School [m= 17 years 2 children] Marriage 2: Jun 1925 Cardiff – Ethel M Moyle Ethel M Parkhouse m William H Hussell – Sept 1957 Cardiff Died: Sept 1957 (64) Cardiff Probate: Parkhouse, Charles William of 67 Kings Road, Cardiff died 8 August 1957. Llandaff: 21 November to Ethel Maud Hussell (wife of William Henry Hussell). Effects: £480 12s WW1 Service Record - 1914 Charles William Parkhouse (20) b Cardiff Outfitter D485131 Welsh Pals Attested: Welsh Regt Pte 8 Sep 1914 Posted: 11th Welsh Pte 15 Sep 1914 Posted: Labour Corp 1 Jan 19__ Home 8 Sep 1914 – 2 Sep 1915 BEF 3 Sep 1915 – 31 Oct 1915 MEF 1 Nov 1915 – 4 Apr 1919 Home 9 Apr 1919 Class Z Res: 21 May 1919 Gas Poisoning: Admitted 21st S Hospital, Salonica also has Malaria Wife: Mary Maud Mivart, 45 Sapphire Street, Roath, Cardiff – 1 Apr 1918 Eva Francis b 8 Jan 1919 Cardiff Wife d: 30 Mar 1919 (24) Influenza & Bronchitis Medal Roll Index Cards Charles W Parkhouse Pte 14911 Welsh Regt / 485131 Labour Corps ’15 Star France: 3 Sep 1915 British War & Victory Medals Class Z: 21 May 1919

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Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles William Parkhouse Pte 485131 Labour Corps / 14911 11th Welsh Regt 1914-15 Star Embarkation: 3 Sep 1915 Nottingham 25 Nov 1919 British War & Victory Medals Nottingham 22 Oct 1920

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William G PASCOE BC/C/48/2/12/181

No Photo Born: Nov 1889 Bridgewater [OND 1889 Bridgwater – Wm Guy Pascoe] Cardiff: 25 years Educated: Cardiff Lived: 1 Gladys Street, Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: Oct 1913 Cardiff – Selina Jane Stephenson Regiment: Sapper Royal Engineer Joined: Apr 1915 Parents: Mr & Mrs Pascoe, 47 Heathfield Road, Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ Belonurah Villa, Bridgwater William John Pascoe (22) b Fowey, Cornwall - Tailor Alice Emma (24) b Bridgwater William G (1) b Bridgwater 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 1 Gladys Street, Cardiff William John Pascoe (41) b Newtown, Cornwall – General Hand, Tailoring Alice Emma (44) b Bridgwater William Guy (21) b Bridgwater – Tram Conductor, Cardiff Corp. Eva Alice (19) b Bristol – General Hand, Tailor Emily Liza (17) b Bristol – Assistant, Florist Walter Thomas Joseph (13) b Cardiff - School [m = 23 years 5 children / 4 alive / 1 died] Died: Sept 1963 (73) Cardiff WW1 Pension Records – 1915 William Guy Pascoe (25) 1 Gladys Street, Cardiff Car Conductor 95652 Royal Engineers m: 25 Dec 1913 – Selina Jane Stephenson – Selina Alice b 21 Sep 1914; Gladys B 1916-20 Joined at Cardiff 19 Apr 1915 RE Depot Spr. 19 Apr 1915 RE Engine Skilled 19 Apr 1915 RE 131st Field Coy. No 4072 (NEF) 25 Apr 1915 RE 131st Discharged Spr. 10 Jun 1915 – not likely to become an efficient soldier.

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Charles POWE LL BC/C/48/2/12/182

No Photo Born: 2 Jun 1879 Taunton Cardiff: 24 years Educated: Taunton Lived: 39 Hereford Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: Regiment: Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: Oct 1915 Parents: Present Info: No census found MRIC / SM&AR Charles Powell Gnr. 71110 RGA (181st Siege Battery) BW&V

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Reginald Herbert PAYNE BC/C/48/2/12/183

No Photo Born: 8 Mar 1892 Cardiff Educated: Virgil Street Board School Lived: 1 Devon Street, Grangetown, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: Regiment: Pte 1st South Wales Borderers Joined: 11 Apr 1910 Parents: 1 Devon Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 22 Garth Street, St Mary, Cardiff Henry J Payne (39) b Cardiff – Door Maker Keizai T (39) b Cardiff Keizai (15) b Cardiff Harold E (11) b Cardiff Reginald H (9) b Cardiff Percy F (7) b Cardiff Dorothy E (4) b Cardiff Donald L (4mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 104 Cornwall Street, Cardiff Keizia Teresa Payne (49) widow b Cardiff Harold Edward (22) b Cardiff – Boot Maker & Repairer Reginald Herbert (19) b Cardiff - Soldier Percy Frederick (16) b Cardiff – Errand Boy, Grocers Donald Leonard (6) b Cardiff - School Eileen Mary (9) g dau b Cardiff - School William Henry (6)g son b Cardiff – School Philip Patrick (5) g son b Cardiff – School [m = 30 years 11 children / 6 alive / 5 died] Died: Dec 1973 (81) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Reginald Payne Pte 10412 South Wales Borderers / 274891 Labour Corps ’14 Star France: 13 Aug 1914 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Reginald Payne Pte 10412 SWB / 1914 Star France: 13 Sep 1914 Discharged: 274891 419th Agricultural Company

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George H PENNINGTON BC/C/48/2/12/184

No Photo Born: 31 Mar 1884 Grangetown Cardiff: 11 years Educated: Barley Fields Elementary School, Bristol Lived: 16 Cycle Street, Roath, Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: AMJ 1912 Cardiff – Catherine Evans Regiment: Cpl 124th Field Company, Royal Engineers Joined: 16 Feb 1915 Parents: Mrs Catherine Pennington, 91 Easton Road, Bristol Present Info: Bap: 1 Oct 1884 Bristol – Augustine George & Catherine Pennington 1891 Census @ 24 New Bread Street, Bristol Augustine George Pennington (33) b Bristol – Marine Engine Fitter Catherine (33) b Bristol John (8) b Bristol George (7) b Cardiff Clifford (5) b Bristol Ernest E (3) b Bristol Herbert (10mths) b Bristol 1901 Census @ 24 New Bread Street, Bristol Augustine George Pennington (43) b Bristol – Steam Engine Fitter Catherine (43) b Bristol John A (18) b Bristol – Railway Engine Stoker George H (17) b Cardiff – Railway Carriage Clifford T (15) b Bristol - Carpentry Ernest J (13) b Bristol – Office Boy Herbert S (10) b Bristol - Scholar Augustine E (8) b Bristol - Scholar Edith K (4) b Bristol – Scholar 1911 Census @ 20 Cycle Street, Cardiff George Pennington (27) b Cardiff – Electric Car Driver, Cardiff Corporation Brother John Pennington (28) b Bristol – Police Constable, City of Cardiff Mary (28) b Bristol Eileen (8mths) b Bristol [m = under 1 year] Medal Rolls Index Cards George Pennington Spr. 82340 Royal Engineers / WR.251608 ’15 Star France: 3 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls George Pennington Pnr. 214213 Royal Engineers / Pte 217126 Labour Corps British War & Victory Medals Nottingham 10 Apr 1920

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Arthur William Thomas PERCY BC/C/48/2/12/185

No Photo Born: Aug 1878 Penarth, Cardiff Educated: Penarth Lived: 64 Brunswick Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: JAS 1912 Cardiff – Dorothy G James Regiment: Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: May 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1891 Census @ 13 Glebe Street, Penarth Richard Percy (41) b Evertree, Devon Charlotte (39) b Cullumpton, Devon – Coffee Tavern Keeper Charles R (16) b Cullumpton – General Labourer Eber E H (14) b Penarth – Errand Boy, Port Arthur W T (12) b Penarth - Scholar Albert E V (10) b Penarth - Scholar Walter J D (8) b Penarth – Scholar Richard D (6) b Penarth – Scholar Lily B M (2) b Penarth 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 21 Dorset Street, Grangetown, Cardiff Richard Percy (61) b Devon – Bricklayer Charlotte (58) b Devon Charles (36) b Devon – Bricklayer Arthur (32) b Penarth – Tram Car Driver Albert (30) b Penarth – Building Labourer Richard (26) b Penarth – Building Labourer Beatrice (22) b Penarth Bertie (20) b Penarth – House Painter’s Labourer [m = 39 years 11 children / 8 alive / 3 died] Died: Dec 1945 (67) Cardiff No military found

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Christopher John PHILLIPS BC/C/48/2/12/186

No Photo Born: 8 Jun 1887 Cardiff Educated: Cathays National School Lived: 21 Inverness Place, Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Married: AMJ 1914 Cardiff – Sarah Groon / Green Regiment: 1st Kings S Light Infantry Joined: 20 Jun 1905 [Mon’s Star – 13 July 1919, Shrewsbury] Parents: 127 Arabella Street, Cardiff Present Info: No Census found No KSLI found C Phillips Sgt 3 3rd London Regt 1914-15 Star France: 6 Jan 1915 London 20 Jan 1920 Christopher Phillips A/RQMS 250003 London Regt British War & Victory Medals 3rd (City of London) Batt. Royal Fusiliers [6 Jan 1915 – 26 Mar 1916]

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Thomas Clarence PHILLIPS BC/C/48/2/12/187

No Photo Born: Sep 1898 Cardiff [b: 29 Sept 1897 Cardiff] Educated: Cardiff Lived: 12 Moira Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 28 Oct 1915 Parents: 12 Moira Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 84 Monthermer Road, Cardiff Thomas Philips (26) b Cardiff – Fruit Shop Keeper Mary (25) b Cardiff Thomas (4) b Cardiff Alfred (9mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 86 Monthermer Road, Cardiff Thomas Phillips (36) b Cardiff – Fish & Fruit Salesman Mary (35) b Cardiff Thomas C (14) b Cardiff – Assisting in Business Alfred (10) b Cardiff – School Harold (5) b Cardiff – School [m = 15 years 3 children] Married: Dec 1921 Cardiff – Evelyn M Anthony Died: Dec 1977 (80) South Glamorgan Probate: Phillips, Thomas Clarence of 3 Whitehall Place, Rumney Cardiff died 2 December 1977. Llandaff: 20 January. £24156 No military found

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Horace Victor PITMAN BC/C/48/2/12/188

No Photo Born: 12 July 1895 Cardiff Educated: Metal Street Church School Lived: 96 Broadway, Roath, Cardiff Occupation: Machinist Single Regiment: Royal Army Service Corps (MT) Joined: 17 Jan 1917 Parents: 96 Broadway Present Info: 1901 Census @ 44 Sepoy Street, Roath, Cardiff Joseph Pitman (49) b Bridgwater – Butcher/Slaughterman Mary (41) b Somerset Florence (18) b Cardiff Joseph J (15) b Cardiff – Telegraph Boy Jack (10) b Cardiff Lily (8) b Cardiff Horace V (6) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 3 Silver Street, Roath, Cardiff Joseph Pitman (59) b Bridgwater – Butcher Mary (51) b Stogursey, Somerset Jack (20) b Cardiff – Warehouseman, Builders Merchant Lily (8) b Cardiff - Dressmaker Victor (6) b Cardiff – Armature Winder, Tramways Power Station, Corporation Married: Dec 1920 Cardiff – Catherine H Radcliffe Died: Dec 1976 (81) South Glamorgan Medal Roll Index Cards Horace Pitman Pte M/284322 Army Service Corps (MT) Enlisted: 29 November 1915 Discharged: 14 Dec 1917 – Sickness Service Medal & Award Rolls Victor Horace Pitman Pte M/284322 ASC British War & Victory Medals Woolwich 24 Dec 1920 Discharged: 14 Dec 1917

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William John PLAISTED BC/C/48/2/12/189

No Photo Born: Cardiff [1888] Cardiff: 32 years Educated: Cardiff Lived: 3 Spring Gardens Place, Cardiff Occupation: Electric Car Driver Married: JFM 1912 Cardiff – Lucy Free Regiment: Sapper (WR) ROLD, Royal Engineers Joined: 30 Nov 1915 Parents: 11 Moorland Road, Cardiff Present Info: 1901 Census @ 127 Woodville Road, Cathays, Cardiff Alice Plaisted (40) b Cowbridge – Wardrobe D______ William (14) b Cardiff Harry (11) b Cardiff John (10) b Cardiff Lily (7) b Cardiff George (6mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 205 City Road, Cardiff Alice Plaisted (52) widow b Cowbridge William (14) b Cardiff – Brakeman, Rhymney Railway Harry (21) b Cardiff - Milkman Lily (17) b Cardiff George (11) b Cardiff [12 children / 8 alive / 4 died] Died: Sept 1964 (76) Cardiff Probate: Plaisted, William John of 77 Keppoch Street, Roath Cardiff died 6 September 1964. Llandaff: 9 October to Wm Henry Plaisted foreman fitter. £222 MRIC & SM&AW Wm Plested Spr. 160137 RE

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George POWER BC/C/48/2/12/190

No Photo Born: 1888 Cardiff: Educated: Lived: 15 Stoughton Street, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: 15 Dec 1914 KIA: 16 Sep 1915 @ Battle of Loos Parents: Present Info: Cardiff City Tramways b: Jan 1887 Cardiff – George W Drake Power m: JAS 1913 Cardiff – Lily Simpson [George W D Power] Medal Roll Index Cards George W Drake Power Pte 23351 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 13 July 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls G W D Power Pte 23351 2nd Welsh Regt 1914-15 Star 13 July 1915 KIA: 16 Sep 1915

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Ernest PRANCE BC/C/48/2/12/191

No Photo Born: Apr 1892 West Down, Barnstaple Cardiff: 10 years Educated: West Down Lived: 67 Arabella Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Single Regiment: Cpl 16th Welsh Regt Joined: 23 Nov 1914 Parents: Barnstaple (father) Present Info: 1901 Census @ New Inn, Muddiford, Barnstaple John Prance (57) b Braunton, Devon – Farm Labourer & Inn Keeper Mary Ann (50) b Pilton, Devon Elizabeth (23) b Braunton – General Servant Domestic Alfred (11) b West Down - School Ernest (9) b West Down - School Emily (7) b West Down – School 1911 Census @ Died: Sep 1961 (69) Taunton, Somerset WW1 Service Records – 1914 Ernest Price (22) 67 Arabella Street, Roath Tram Driver T/4 036073 ASC Transport Next of Kin: John Prance, Mowood, Barnstaple Aldershot: 13 Nov 1914 Discharged: 19 Nov 1914 Para 392 (iii) K R WW1 Service Records – 1914 Ernest Price (22) 67 Arabella Street 23013 Cardiff Batt., Welsh Regt Cardiff: 24 Nov 1914 Welsh 16th Posted Pte 24 Nov 1914 BEF 16th Posted Pte 4 Dec 1915 BEF 16th Appointed unpaid L/Cpl 8 July 1916 BEF 16th Promoted Cpl 13 Feb 1917 D Promoted Cpl 14 Mar 1917 Command Depot 3rd Posted Cpl 11 Jun 1917 D Posted Cpl 19 July 1918 3rd Posted Cpl 27 Sep 1918 Supernumery to Establishment. Att: Kings African Rifles Embarked for East Africa Cpl 20 Feb 1918 Disembarked in East Africa 31 May 1918 Embarked for England 21 Jan 1919 Arrived in England 9 Mar 1919 D Posted Cpl 9 Mar 1919 Transferred to Army Reserve Cpl 26 May 1919

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Home 23 Nov 1914 – 3 Dec 1915 BEF France 4 Dec 1915 – 13 Mar 1917 Home 14 Mar 1917 – 19 Feb 1918 East Africa 20 Feb 1918 – 8 Mar 1919 Home 9 Mar 1919 – 26 May 1919 Gun Shot Wound – R Thigh 9 Mar 1917 France

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Frederick Charles PRICE BC/C/48/2/12/192

No Photo Born: 2 Aug 1895 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 39 Hirwain Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 53rd San Sec, Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 21 Apr 1915 Parents: Present Info: Corporation Employee 1901 Census @ 6 Gwendoline Terrace, Llanwonno Thomas Price (43) b Cardiff – Railway Guard Goods Elizabeth (46) b Cardiff William J (17) b Cardiff – Scran Oiler, Above Ground Edward T (14) b Cardiff – Railway Engine Cleaner Frederick C (5) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 26 Merthyr Street, Cathays, Cardiff Thomas Price (53) b Llanbrithyd – Railway Guard, Taff Valley Railway Co. Elizabeth (56) b Llantwit Major Frederick C (15) b Cardiff – Messenger, Printer [m = 31 years 4 children / 3 alive / 1 died] Married: Jun 1922 Cardiff – Florence D Phillips [Frederick C Price Or Dec 1919 Cardiff – Dagmar A Bredsdorff Died: Mar 1972 (76) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Frederick C Price Pte 91414 RAMC British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Frederick Charles Price Pte 91414 RAMC British War & Victory Medals Woking 2 Feb 1920

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Thomas John PRICE BC/C/48/2/12/193

No Photo Born: 10 Oct 1895 Treforest Cardiff: 3 years Educated: Mount Street Schools, Brecon Lived: New Tredegar, Monmouth Occupation: Clerk Married: Between 1914 - 1917 Regiment: Sgt 13th Welsh Regt Joined: 12 Oct 1914 Parents: Mr & Mrs John Price, Old Platform, Talyclyn nr. Brecon Present Info: Corporation Employee Died: Dec 1986 (89) South Glamorgan – b: 10 Oct 1897 WW1 Pension Records – 1914 Thomas John Price (19) b Treforest, Glamorgan Clerk 16775 10th (Rhondda) Welsh Regt Welsh Regt Attested 12 Oct 1914 13th S B Promoted L/Cpl 8 Feb 1915 Appointed Cpl 21 Oct 1915 BEF Posted Cpl 2 Dec 1915 Promoted Sgt 2 Dec 1915 & Orderly Room Sgt BEF Relinquishes apt. as ORS & reverts to Sgt 20 Apr 1916 (at own Request) D Posted Sgt 17 July 1916 Command Depot Posted Sgt 18 May 1917 Welsh 3rd Posted Sgt 25 July 1917 Discharged Sgt 5 Nov 1917 no longer physically fit for war service Disability: GSW to (R) Hip (Buttock) and (L) Leg (Ankle) – 19 May 1916 Address on discharge: Old Platform, Talyllwyn nr Brecon Character: V Good Home: 12 Oct 1914 – 1 Dec 1915 France: 2 Dec 1915 – 16 July 1916 Home: 17 July 1916 – 5 Nov 1917 Medal Roll Index Cards Thomas J Price Sgt 16775 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 2 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Dis: 5 Nov 1917 Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls Thomas John Price Sgt 16775 13th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 10 Dec 1920

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James PRIDE [Brother below] Born: Cardiff Educated: Severn Road Schools Lived: 23 Springfield Place, Cardiff Occupation: Cleaner Single Regiment: Pte Royal Marine Light Infantry Joined: Nov 1914 KIA: 31 May 1916 on HMS Defence @ Battle of Jutland Parents: Mr & Mrs C Pride, 23 Springfield Place

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1901 Census @ 23 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Christopher Pride (37) b Cardiff – Striker/Blacksmith Hannah (38) b Cardiff Joseph (13) b Cardiff Lydia (10) b Cardiff William (9) b Cardiff James (2) b Cardiff Charles (9mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 23 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Christopher Pride (47) b Cardiff – Blacksmith Striker, Ship Repairing Hannah (48) b Cardiff Joseph (24) b Cardiff – Tram Conductor, Cardiff Corporation William (19) b Cardiff – Tram Car Cleaner, Cardiff Corporation Margaret (17) b Cardiff James (12) b Cardiff Charles (10) b Cardiff Dorothy (7) b Cardiff Matthew (5) b Cardiff [m = 29 years 19 children / 10 alive / 9 died] Commonwealth War Graves James Pride (17) Pte PLY/17756 Royal Marines Light Infantry KIA: 31 May 1916 at Battle of Jutland on board HMS Defence UK, British Army & Navy Birth, Marriages & Deaths James Pride Pte Ply/14572 RMLI HMS Defence Killed in Action Royal Navy & Royal Marine Graves Roll James Pride b: 29 June 1896 Canton, Cardiff Killed or died as a direct result of enemy action – body not recovered HMS Defence – hit by salvoes and ship lost in enormous black cloud which rose to a height of some hundred feet, when the smoke cleared there was no sign of the ship. Mercifully the death by which the 900 officers and men of the Defence perished was an instantaneous one.

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William John PRIDE [Brother above] Born: 22 Feb 1892 Cardiff Educated: Radnor Road Schools Lived: 23 Springfield Place Occupation: Brake Fitter Single Regiment: Pte Royal West Kent Regt Joined: 17 Sep 1914 DoW’s: 20 May 1916 @ Ypres, France wounded in the head Parents: Mr & Mrs C Pride, 23 Springfield Place Informant: Margaret Thorne, 23 Springfield Place

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1901 Census @ 23 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Christopher Pride (37) b Cardiff – Striker/Blacksmith Hannah (38) b Cardiff Joseph (13) b Cardiff Lydia (10) b Cardiff William (9) b Cardiff James (2) b Cardiff Charles (9mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 23 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Christopher Pride (47) b Cardiff – Blacksmith Striker, Ship Repairing Hannah (48) b Cardiff Joseph (24) b Cardiff – Tram Conductor, Cardiff Corporation William (19) b Cardiff – Tram Car Cleaner, Cardiff Corporation Margaret (17) b Cardiff James (12) b Cardiff Charles (10) b Cardiff Dorothy (7) b Cardiff Matthew (5) b Cardiff [m = 29 years 19 children / 10 alive / 9 died] Soldier Died in the Great War William Pride Pte G/3870 8th Queens Own (Royal West Kent) Regt b: Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff Died of Wounds: 20 May 1916 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Register of Soldier’s Effects William Pride Pte G/3870 8th Queens Own (Royal West Kent) Regt Wounded in Action: 20 May 1916 France or Belgium £10 11s 9d & £7 10s to mother Hannah Buried : Bailleul Communal Cemetery nr. Calais Medal Roll Index Cards William Pride Pte G/3870 8th Queens Own (Royal West Kent) Regt British War & Victory Medals

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George Albert PYNE BC/C/48/2/12/196

No Photo Born: 17 Jun 1870 Bristol Cardiff: 30 years Educated: Bristol Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: Regiment: Sgt Royal Engineers Joined: 22 Feb 1915 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1881 Census @ 1891 Census @ Cardiff 1901 Census @ Cardiff 1911 Census @ 75 May Street, Cathays Cardiff Albert Pyne (43) b Bristol – Horse Driver, Corporation Lily (42) b Salisbury, Wilts Florrie (18) b Cardiff – Domestic Work Lily (16) b Cardiff – Domestic Work Albert (11) b Cardiff – School Rose (8) b Cardiff – School George Frederick (4) b Cardiff [m = 25 years 13 children / 5 alive / 8 died] Medal Roll Index Cards George Pyne A. Sgt 227982 / WR.21188 Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls George Pyne Cpl WR.21188 Roads & Quarries, Royal Engineers / A Sgt 227982 British War & Victory Medals

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Wilfred REED BC/C/48/2/12/197

No Photo Born: Jan 1893 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 170 Mackintosh Place, Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 11th Royal Welsh Fusiliers Joined: 3 May 1915 Parents: 143 Mackintosh Place Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1 Clifton Street, Roath, Cardiff William Reed (40) b Ilfracombe, Devon Jane H (35) b Somerset Mabel E (12) b Ilfracombe Wilfred (8) b Cardiff Reginald (7) b Cardiff Charles S (4) b Cardiff Bruce (3) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 170 Mackintosh Place, Cardiff William Reed (50) b Ilfracombe - Joiner Jane Hannah (45) b Somerset Mabel Evelyn (22) b Ilfracombe - Milliner Wilfred (18) b Cardiff – Butchers Assistant Reginald (17) b Cardiff – Bakers Apprentice Charles Somers (14) b Cardiff – Grocers Apprentice Bruce Player (13) b Cardiff – School Wesley (8) b Cardiff – School Clifford (5) b Cardiff – School [m = 23 years 11 children / 7 alive / 4 died] Phoebe Ford (72) m in law b Churton Mendip, Somerset [50 years 3 children] Married: Jun 1927 Cardiff – Edith L Griffiths Died: Jun 1966 (73) Cardiff No military found

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Tudor REES BC/C/48/2/12/198

No Photo Born: 25 Jan 1890 Cardiff Educated: Splotlands Board School Lived: ‘Earlswood’, Rumney, Monmouth Occupation: Car Body maker Married: OND 1917 Neath – Lilian B Joseph Regiment: Royal Army Service Corps Joined: 19 Apr 1915 Parents: ‘Sunnyside’, Rumney, Mon Present Info: Corporation Employee 1891 Census @ 77 Habershon Street, Roath, Cardiff Tudor Rees (26) b Monmouthshire - Coal Trimmer Rose H (25) b Monmouthshire Mary L (2) b Cardiff Tudor R (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 33 Swinton Street, Roath Tudor Rees (37) b Peterston, Monmouth – Coal Trimmer Rose (35) b Coedkembw, Monmouth Leah M (12) b Cardiff Tudor R (11) b Cardiff Evelyn (5) b Cardiff Mildred (4) b Cardiff Leonard (2) b Cardiff Phillip J (7weeks) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ Sunnyside, Rumney, Monmouth Tudor Rees (47) b Monmouthshire – Coal Trimmer, Docks Rose Helen (44) b Monmouthshire Tudor Randolph (21) b Cardiff – Wheelwright Mildred (14) b Cardiff - School Leonard (12) b Cardiff – School George Otto (11) b Cardiff – School Elizabeth Ann (5) b Cardiff Albert Edward (3) b Cardiff [m = 23 years 10 children / 8 alive / 2 died] Died: Jun 1963 (73) Cardiff Probate: Rees, Tudor Randolph of Earlswood Farm, Greenway Road Rumney Cardiff died 29 April 1963 at St Winifred’s Hospital Cardiff. Llandaff: 27 June to Barclays Bank Ltd. Effects: £10284 14s Medal Roll Index Card Tudor R Rees Dvr. / Cpl W/T4/069858 Army Service Corps ’15 Star France: 11 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Class Z: 8 May 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls T R Rees Dvr. W/T4/069858 Army Service Corps 1914-15 Star France: 11 Dec 1915 Woolwich Dockyard 12 Dec 1919 Tudor Randolph Rees Cpl W/T4/069858 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 7 May 1920

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William Henry RICHARD BC/C/48/2/12/199

No Photo Born: 1894 Cardiff Educated: Crwys Road School Lived: 10 Crwys Road, Cardiff Occupation: Car Cleaner Single Regiment: Pte / Driver Royal Army Service Corps Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1891 Census @ 11 Romilly Crescent, Canton, Cardiff Ann E Richards (29) b Cardiff Elizabeth (4) b Cardiff Gladys (2) b Cardiff William H (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 37 Romilly Crescent, Canton Ann E Richards (39) b Cardiff Elizabeth (14) b Cardiff Gladys (12) b Cardiff William H (11) b Cardiff Ruth A (9) b Cardiff Sydney (4) b Cardiff Elizabeth Richards (22) niece b Pembrey, Carmarthenshire 1911 Census @ 51 Plasturton Avenue, Cardiff Ann E Richards (39) widow b Cardiff Gladys (22) b Cardiff - Housework William Henry (21) b Cardiff – Railway Clerk, GWR Ruth Anne (19) b Cardiff – Post Office Telephonist [5 children / 4 alive / 1 died] Medal Roll Index Cards William Richard Dvr. 213842 Army Service Corps / 625967 Labour Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls William Richard Pte 625967 Labour Corps / Dvr. 213842 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Nottingham 9 Mar 1921

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George ROBINSON Born: 8 Sep 1898 Stoke on Trent Cardiff: 16½ years Educated: Lansdown Road School Lived: 27 Craddock Street, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 56th Batt., Machine Gun Corps Joined: 17 Jun 1915 DoW’s: 23 Sep 1918 @ Cambrai, France of wounds and Gas Poisoning Parents: Joseph Robinson, 27 Craddock Street

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1901 Census @ 177 Leek Road, Hanley, Staffordshire Joseph Robinson (28) b Buchnall, Staffs – Tram Car Conductor Sarah E (27) b Buchnall George (2) b Hanley Lucy (1) b Stoke on Trent 1911 Census @ 23 Telford Street, Riverside, Cardiff Joseph Robinson (38) b Buchnall – Electric Car Driver Sarah Elizabeth (33) b Buchnall George (13) b Hanley – School Lucy (12) b Stoke on Trent Sarah E (9) b Hanley - School Joseph Albert (2) b Cardiff [m = 13 years 4 children] Soldier Died in the Great War George Robinson Pte 159346 Infantry Batt., Machine Gun Corps b: Hanley Staffs Enlisted: Cardiff Formerly: 37842 Welsh Regt DoW’s: 23 Sep 1918 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Register of Soldier’s Effects George Robinson Pte 159346 56th Machine Gun Corps Died: 23 Sep 1918 France £7 19s 8d & £15 to father Joseph Medal Roll Index Cards George Robinson Pte 37842 Welsh Regt / 238017 KSLI / 159346 MGC British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls George Robinson Pte 159346 MGC / 37842 Welsh Regt / 23817 KSLI British War & Victory Medals Alexandra Palace 9 Nov 1920 DoWs: 23 Sep 1918

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Albert ROGERS BC/C/48/2/12/201

No Photo Born: 24 Aug 1884 Cardiff Educated: Crwys Road School Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: 12th Hants Regt Joined: 9 Sep 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1891 Census @ 77 Minny Street, Cathays, Cardiff Albert Rogers (36) b Cardiff – Greengrocers Isett (36) b Cardiff Isett M (13) b Cardiff Thomas (5) b Cardiff Peter (2) b Cardiff Albert (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 1 South ______ Cottage, Kings___ Road, New Malden, Surrey Albert Rogers (18) b Cardiff – Plasterer – Boarder – Single 1911 Census @ 77 Minny Street, Cathays, Cardiff Albert Rogers (56) b Somerset – General Dealer Isett (56) b Brecon – Assistant in Business Albert (27) b Cardiff – Conductor Tramway, Corporation Peter (22) b Cardiff – Baker [m = 35 years 6 children / 4 alive / 2 died] Married : Sept 1919 Cardiff – Muriel A Bate Died: Dec 1963 (78) Swansea Medal Roll Index Cards Albert Rogers Pte 12113 Hampshire Regt ’15 Star France: 21 Sep 1915 British War & Victory Medals Trans: Z AR Service Medal & Award Rolls Albert Rogers Pte 12133 12th Hampshire Regt British War & Victory Medals Exeter

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Sidney ROGERS BC/C/48/2/12/202

No Photo Born: Swansea Cardiff: 22 years Educated: Swansea Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Electric Car Driver Married: JAS 1907 Cardiff – Sarah Smith Regiment: [1 W___] Royal Engineers Joined: 21 Sep 1916 Parents: Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ 5 Stanley Terrace, Swansea William Henry Rogers (38) b Swansea – Merchants Clerk Elizabeth (35) b Swansea Henry James (16) b Swansea – Grocers Assistant Sidney (6) b Swansea - Scholar Albert Edwin (2) b Swansea Ester May (5mths) b Swansea 1901 Census @ 70 Mackintosh Place, Roath, Cardiff William Henry Rogers (48) b Swansea – Commercial Traveller, Builders Materials Elizabeth (46) b Swansea Sidney (18) b Swansea – Horse Driver / Groom Herbert C (15) b Swansea – Shop Assistant Albert E (11) b Swansea Joseph S (5) b Swansea 1911 Census @ 9 Arthur Street, Broadway, Cardiff Sidney Rogers (28) b Swansea – Hotel Porter Sarah Jane (25) b Cardiff Eva Elizabeth (5) b Cardiff William Henry (3) b Cardiff Edna May (11mths) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 3 children] Died: Dec 1960 (77) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Sidney Rogers Spr. 160221 British War & Victory Medals [2nd Cpl 317237 1 W T RE (Indian Water Transport)

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George ROSS BC/C/48/2/12/203

No Photo Born: 1896 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 62 Gelligaer Street, Cardiff Occupation: Machinist Single Regiment: Sapper Royal Engineer Joined: 17 Apr 1914 Parents: 62 Gelligaer Street Present Info: Corporation Employee 1901 Census @ 26 ____mire Road, Canton, Cardiff Sarah A Ross (35) b Sunderland – Husband at Sea William F (6) b Cardiff George A (4) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 62 Gelligaer Street, Cardiff William A Ross (46) b Greenock, Renfrewshire – Mariner Sarah A H (44) b Sunderland, Durham William F (16) b Cardiff – Cemetery Clerk, Corporation George A (14) b Cardiff – Telephone Clerk, Taff Vale Railway Co. Albert Edward (9) b Cardiff – School Sarah A Annan (82) m in law widow b Kings Lynn, Norfolk [m = 20 years 4 children / 3 alive / 1 died]

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Charles Robert ROWLAND BC/C/48/2/12/204 No Photo

Born: 1895 Cardiff Educated: Severn Road School, Canton Lived: 24 Atlas Place, Canton Occupation: Labourer Single Regiment: Sapper 442nd Glamorgan Field Company, Royal Engineers Joined: 30 Nov 1915 Parents: 24 Atlas Place Present Info: 1901 Census @ 11 Rennie Street, Canton, Cardiff Mary A Rowland (35) b Cardiff Mabel A (15) b Cardiff – General Domestic Servant William S (14) b Cardiff – Railway Office Clerk Frederick (12) b Cardiff Edith (11) b Cardiff Henry (8) b Cardiff Arthur (7) b Cardiff Charles (6) b Cardiff Edith (3) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 24 Atlas Place, Canton Mary A Rowland (46) widow b Cardiff Marylee (25) b Cardiff – Paper Bag Maker William (24) b Cardiff – Railway Clerk Fred (22) b Cardiff – Horse Driver, Fish Monger Edith (21) b Cardiff - Housemaid Henry (19) b Cardiff – Electric Engineering Assistant, Cardiff Corporation Arthur (18) b Cardiff – Stone Polisher Charlie (16) b Cardiff – Errand Boy, Fish Monger Elsie (14) b Cardiff – Dress Making Jack (2) g son b Cardiff [m = 26 years 8 children] Married: OND 1927 Burton, Staffs. – Catherine S Wilkinson Died: Mar 1959 (63) Burton upon Trent Probate: Rowland, Charles Robert of 978 Granville Street, Woodville Derbyshire died 9th February 1959 at the Andressey Hospital, Burton on Trent. Nottingham: 27 February to Catherin Sarah Rowland widow. Effects: £803 14s 7d Medal Roll Index Cards Charles R Rowland Sapper 450342 / 356 (T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles R Rowland Sapper 450342 / 356 (T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals

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Walter Edwin ROWSWELL BC/C/48/2/12/205

No Photo Born: 13 May 1893 Cardiff Educated: City Board School & Cardiff Technical School Lived: 14 Gold Street, Cardiff Occupation: Clerk Single Regiment: Pte Royal Army Service Corps (MT) Joined: 9 Aug 1915 Parents: 14 Gold Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 14 Gold Street, Roath, Cardiff George Henry Rouswell (40) b Hambridge, Somerset Mary (49) b Evesbatch, Herefordshire George H (15) b Cardiff Gladys M (12) b Cardiff Ellen F (10) b Cardiff Walter E (7) b Cardiff Priscilla Stockford (66) m in law widow b Broadway, Worcester 1911 Census @ 14 Gold Street, Roath, Cardiff George Henry Rouswell (40) b Hambridge – Gardener, Domestic Mary (49) b Evesbatch Gladys Mary (22) b Cardiff – Shop Assistant, Blind Institute Ellen Priscilla (20) b Cardiff – Bookkeeper, Grocery Walter Edwin (17) b Cardiff – Office Clerk, Cardiff Corporation Charles Edward (9) b Cardiff – School Priscilla Stockford (77) m in law widow b Broadway [m = 27 years 6 children / 5 alive / 1 died] Married: JAS 1921 Cardiff – Gwendoline E Fleet Died: Mar 1983 (89) Coventry Probate: Rouswell, Walter Edwin of 67 Longfellow Road Coventry died 8 March 1983. Birmingham: 21 July £32044 Medal Roll Index Cards Walter E Rouswell Pte DM2/118562 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Walter Edwin Rouswell Pte DM2/118562 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 9 July 1920

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Frederick RUDGE BC/C/48/2/12/206

No Photo Born: 10 Nov 1886 Whitchurch, Hereford Cardiff: 20 years Educated: Whitchurch School, Hereford Lived: 57 Theobald Road, Cardiff Occupation: Tramway Inspector Married: AMJ 1915 Cardiff – Florence Bickle Regiment: Pte 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queens Bays) Joined: 28 Oct 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1891 Census @ Crocker’s Ash, Ganarew, Monmouth George Rudge (40) b Whitchurch – Blacksmith Elizabeth (47) b Dartford, Kent William George (11) b Whitchurch – School Thomas H (9) b Whitchurch – School Herbert A (8) b Whitchurch – School Ellen (6) b Ganarew – School Fred (4) b Ganarew – School 1901 Census @ Sawdy I__ay, Whitchurch, Hereford Elizabeth Rudge (58) widow b Dartford, Kent – Laundress Herbert A (18) b Whitchurch – Gardener Domestic Fred (14) b Whitchurch – Errand Boy, Port 1911 Census @ 17 Cumberland Street, Canton, Cardiff Frederick Rudge (24) b Whitchurch, Hereford – Conductor, Corporation Tramway Boarder – Single John Smith (44) b Cardiff- Motorman, Tramway Hubert A Rudge (28) – 25 Norfolk Street, Canton Medal Roll Index Cards Frederick Rudge Pte GS/5682 2nd Dragoon Guards / D/12669 Corps of Dragoons ’15 Star France: 18 Oct 1915 British War & Victory Medals Cl Z: 1 May 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls Frederick Rudge Pte 12669 / 5682 2nd Dragoon Guards British War & Victory Medals Canterbury 25 May 1920

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John Henry RUNDLE BC/C/48/2/12/207

No Photo Born: 4 Mar 18__ Swansea Cardiff: 30 years Educated: Swansea / Cardiff Lived: 30 Plasnewydd Road, Roath Occupation: Car Driver Married: 22 Jan 1906 Cardiff - Mabel Irene Hicks Regiment: Royal Army Service Corps Joined: 22 Sep 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ 45 Carmarthen Road, St Mary’s, Swansea James Alex Rundle (38) b Dorset – B____ Master Elizabeth Ann (34) b Swansea James A (9) b Swansea - Scholar George F (8) b Swansea - Scholar Thomas Wm (5) b Swansea – Scholar John H (3) b Swansea Mary E (5mths) b Swansea 1891 Census @ 60 Llantrisant Street, St John’s, Cathays, Cardiff James A (48) b Portland, Dorset – Patient Fuel Labourer Elizabeth A (44) b Swansea James A (19) b Swansea – Stationary Engine Driver George F (18) b Swansea – Clerk Thomas W (15) b Swansea – Errand Boy, Port John H (13) b Swansea – School Mary E (11) b Swansea – School Beatrice A (9) b Swansea – School Arthur (3) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ Stanhope & Wellington Lines, Aldershot Military, Hampshire John Rundle (22) b Swansea – Driver, Army Service Corps – Single 1911 Census @ 2 Treorchy Street, Cathays, Cardiff John Henry Rundle (32) b Swansea – Labourer, Fuel Works Mabel Irene (25) b Cardiff Doris Eileen (5) b Cardiff Raymond John (3) b Cardiff Phyllis Doreen (1) b Cardiff Married 2: Dec 1926 Cardiff – Catherine Thomas Died: Jun 1946 (67) Cardiff Probate : Rundle, John Henry of 6 Dalmuir Road, Tremarfa Cardiff died 18 May 1945. Llandaff: 30 July to Catherine Rundle widow. Effects: £428 8s WW1 Service Record – 1900 John Henry Rundle (21) b St Mary’s, Swansea Labourer 16904 Army Service Corps Home: 16 Oct 1900 – 15 Oct 1912 Father: James Rundle, 8 Treorchy Street, Cathays, Cardiff m: Mable Irene Hicks – 22 Jan 1906 Cardiff Doris Eileen b: 14 Jun 1906 Cardiff Raymond John b: 11 June 1908 Cardiff

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Attested: Aldershot – 12 Oct 1900 Reserve Transferred Dvr. 15 Oct 1903 Discharged Dvr. 15 Oct 1912 Time Expired Medal Roll Index Card John H Rundle Dvr. T1/3781 Army Service Corps ’15 Star France: 15 Jan 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls John Henry Rundle Dvr. T1/3781 Royal Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 3 Jan 1920

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Ivor James SALISBURY Born: 1894 Cardiff Educated: Moorlands Road Board School Lived: 2 Walker Road, Cardiff Occupation: Labourer Single Regiment: Driver 1/4th Glamorgan Battery, RFA Joined: 4 Aug 1914 (mob) (served in France, Egypt & Palestine) Parents: Mrs Salisbury, 7 Singleton Road, Splott Present Info:

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Ancestry

Born: JFM 1894 Cardiff – Ivor James S Salisbury 1901 Census @ 23 South Luton Road, Cardiff Rose Salisbury (40) b Penarth Charles (12) b Cardiff Elsie (10) b Cardiff Ivor (7) b Cardiff Archie (4) b Cardiff Reginald (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 11 Pontypridd Street, Cardiff Rose Salisbury (50) widow b Penarth Charles Wm (22) b Cardiff – Switchboard Attendant, Dowlais Iron Works Elsie (20) b Cardiff Ivor James (17) b Cardiff – Painter & Labourer, Corp. Electric Tramway Archibald (14) b Cardiff – Labourer, Timber Yard Reginald (11) b Cardiff - School Lilian (8) b Cardiff Married: Sept 1921 Cardiff – Margaret Moody Died: Sept 1942 (48) Cardiff UK, WW11 Civilian Deaths Salisbury, Ivor James Scott, age 48; Special Constable; of 48 Llanfair Road. Husband of Margaret Salisbury. Injured 28 August 1942 at Roath Car Sheds, died same day at Royal Infirmary. Grave: Newport, Wales Medal Roll Index Cards Ivor Salisbury Dvr. 739 / Bmbr. 730084 Royal Field Artillery ’15 Star France: 21 Nov 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Ivor Salisbury Bombardier 730084 / Dvr. 739 (T) RFA British War & Victory Medals Chatham 5 Aug 1920 From Ancestry Ivor died in 1940 when the tram depot at the bottom of Colchester Avenue (current site of Sainsbury's) was bombed. He, his wife and daughter had been living with his sister and her family in Denbigh Street, as their own home had earlier been hit by a bomb. His mother Rosalie outlived him, having already lost her husband, her first son at birth and her youngest son Reggie at 18 in WW1; after Reggie's death she remained in her mourning clothes for the rest of her life. [Pte 58621 RWF KIA 27 Aug 1918]

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Joseph Alfred SAUNDERS BC/C/48/2/12/209

No Photo Born: 23 Dec 1896 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 263 Bute Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tramway Signaller / Paint man Single Regiment: Driver RFA / RAMC Joined: 20 or 30 Apr 1914 Parents: 11 Clare Gardens, Cardiff Present Info: 1901 Census @ 25 Cornwall Road, Canton, Cardiff Edward Saunders (42) b Bridgwater, Somerset – Haulier/Contractor Mary Ann (41) b Stowey, Somerset Alice Beatrice (19) b Cardiff Arthur Edward (18) b Connington, Somerset – Milkman, Haulier Bessie (15) b Connington Margaret E (13) b Connington Annie (11) b Cardiff Lavina (9) b Cardiff Frederick (8) b Cardiff Thomas (7) b Cardiff Joseph A (4) b Cardiff Thomas Dibble (61) f in law widower b Holford, Somerset – Contractor/Haulier 1911 Census @ 263 Bute Street, Cardiff Edward Saunders (52) b Bridgwater – Restaurant Assistant Marian (51) b Stowey – Restaurant Keeper Bessie Carrington (25) dau (m 3yrs) b Connington Maggie (23) b Connington – Seamstress Annie (22) b Cardiff Frederick (19) b Cardiff – Labourer Thomas (17) b Cardiff – Shoemaker Joseph (14) b Cardiff Bessie Binding (3) g dau b Cardiff [m = 30 years 10 children] Married: OND 1922 Cardiff – Gladys Singer Died: Sept 1961 (64) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Card Joseph A Saunders Dvr. 90597 Royal Field Artillery / Pte 1770 Royal Army Medical Corps ’15 Star France: 21 July 1915 (2 Welsh) TF British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Joseph Alfred Saunders Dvr. 90597 Royal Field Artillery 1914-15 Star France: 21 July 1915 Woolwich 16 Dec 1919 British War & Victory Medals Woolwich 20 Mar 1920

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Frank SAWYER BC/C/48/2/12/210

No Photo Born: 12 Sep 1889 Swindon Cardiff: 12 years Educated: [______] Road School, Swindon Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: Regiment: Driver Royal Army Service Corps Joined: 26 Feb 1915 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1891 Census @ 65 Newport Road, Swindon Thomas Sawyer (35) b Cogborne, Wilts - Labourer Mary A (35) b Bishopstone, Wilts Florence E (10) b Swindon William (9) b Swindon Beatrice A (6) b Swindon Henry J (3) b Swindon Francis D (1) b Swindon 1901 Census @ 65 Newport Road, Swindon Thomas Sawyer (45) widower b Oakborne, Wilts – General Labourer Florence E (20) b Swindon William J (19) b Swindon – General Labourer Henry J (13) b Swindon – Errand Boy Francis (11) b Swindon Nellie L (7) b Swindon Albert E (5) b Swindon Fred A J (1) g son b Swindon 1911 Census @ 13 Spring Gardens Place, Cardiff Francis David Sawyer (21) b Swindon – Car Conductor, Corporation Boarder – Single Ernest Samuel Souter (32) b Cambridge – Car Conductor Married 2: OND 1936 Smallburgh, Norfolk – Gladys M Goffin Died: Jun 1940 (50) North Walsham, Norfolk Medal Roll Index Card Frank Sawyer Pte SS/18030 Army Service Corps / 298872 Labour Corps ’15 Star Balkans: 7 Nov 1915 British War & Victory Medals

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George SENIOR BC/C/48/2/12/211

No Photo Born: 29 Sep 1864 Newport Cardiff: 17 years Educated: Newport, Monmouth Lived: 8 Alexander Street, Cardiff Occupation: Driver Married: JAS 1888 Cardiff – Annie Elizabeth Harrison Regiment: Pte Royal Defence Corps Joined: 17 May 1915 Died: 17 Mar 1918 of Pneumonia @ Peel, Isle of Man Parents: Deceased Present Info: Annie E Senior, 8 Alexander Street 1871 Census @ 20 Gedds Street, Newport Robert Senior (50) widower b Smallbridge, Dorset – Platelayer Mark (17) b Chepstow – Engine Cleaner Sarah (8) b Newport George (6) b Newport Margaret Skillings (35) b Paisley, Scotland – Housekeeper/Laundress Elizabeth A (2) b Newport 1881 Census @ 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 31 Telelkebar Road, Llanwonno, Pontypridd George Senior (36) b Newport – Railway Guard Annie E (36) b Kings Lynn Percival G (9) b Treherbert Ernest L (6) b Cardiff Annie C (2) b Pontypridd 1911 Census @ Soldiers Died in the Great War George Senior L/Cpl 15468 Royal Defence Corps / 20394 Welsh Regt Residence: Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff Died: 17 March 1918 Home Soldier’s Effects George Senior L/Cpl 15468 312nd Company, Royal Defence Corps Died: 17 Mar 1918 Knockaloe Military Hospital, Isle of Man £3 12s 5d & £7 5s to widow Annie E Isle of Man Burial Index – George Senior (55) buried: 21 Mar 1918 Patrick, Isle of Man No Medals

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George SHATTOCK BC/C/48/2/12/212

No Photo Born: 26 Mar 1869 Bishop’s Lydeard, Taunton, Somerset [1868] Cardiff: 23 years 9mths Educated: Bishop’s Lydeard Lived: 8 Preswylfa Street, Cardiff Occupation: Storekeeper Married: Mrs M Shattock, 10 Preswylfa Street, Canton Regiment: Sgt South Wales Borderers Joined: 19 Sep 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: Bap: 5 Apr 1868 Bishops Lydeard – George & Jane Taunton 1871 Census @ Ashpriors, Taunton George Shattock (35) b Somerset Jane (27) b Somerset James (4) George (3) William (1) b Somerset 1881 Census @ Denbury, Bishop’s Lydeard, Taunton George Shattock (13) Farm Servant indoors 1891 Census @ 1 Greenway Cottage, Bishop Lydeard, Taunton George Shattock (55) b Bishop Lydeard – Agricultural Labourer Jane (48) b Ashburton, Somerset James (25) b Bishop Lydeard – Agricultural Labourer George (23) b Bishop Lydeard – Agricultural Labourer William (21) b Ash Priors – Agricultural Labourer Emma (11) b Ash Priors – Scholar Percival (8) b Ash Priors – Scholar 1901 Census @ Greenway Cottage, Bishop Lydeard, Taunton James Shattock (34) b Bishop Lydeard – Carter on Farm George (32) brother b Bishop Lydeard – Agricultural Labourer William (30) brother b Bishop Lydeard – Agricultural Labourer Emma Howard (22) sister m b Bishop Lydeard Ronald P Howard (1) nephew b Bishop Lydeard 1911 Census @ Queens Bridge, Ash Priors, Taunton Jane Shattock (70) widow b Ashburton George (44) b Bishop Lydeard – Farm Labourer William (41) b Bishops Lydeard – Farm Labourer Percival (29) b Ash Priors – Shoeing & General Smith Ronald Howard (11) g son b Ash Prior [7 children] Died: Jun 1930 (62) Taunton WW1 Service Record – 1914 George Shattock (45) b Bishop Lydeard Electric Car Driver 14536 South Wales Borderers (Brecknockshire Batt.) SWB (S.R.) Attested Pte 17 Sept 1914 D Promoted A/Cpl 18 Sep 1914 8th Promoted Sgt 29 Sep 1914 D Posted Sgt 13 Mar 1915

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2/1 Monmouthshire Regt Sgt 19 Mar 1915 Army Reserve Transferred Sgt 22 Mar 1917 Class “W” To be employed by Cardiff Electric Tramways Boarded @ 3rd Western General Hospital Cardiff Disability – Asthma (not caused by Mil. Service) (Constitutional Condition aggravated by Ordinary Mil. Service) 8 Preswylfa Street, Canton, Cardiff Discharged: 14 July 1917 – no longer physically fit for War Service – 392 (xvi) K R Mrs M Shattock, 10 Preswylfa Street Regimental Provost Sgt No other Military records found

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Thomas SHEPHERD BC/C/48/2/12/213

No Photo Born: Jun 1896 Cardiff [Jul 1895 Cardiff] Educated: Radnor Road School Lived: 15 Springfield Place, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: OND 1920 Cardiff – Kathleen Doherty Regiment: Pte 2nd Royal Berkshire Regt. Joined: 7 Aug 1914 Parents: 15 Springfield Place Present Info: 1901 Census @ 38 Springfield Place, Canton, Cardiff Edwin Shepherd (50) b Stroud, Gloucs. - Labourer Mary (48) b Stroud Alice (19) b Cardiff – Laundry Girl George (17) b Cardiff – Flour Mills Edwin (14) b Cardiff Thomas (7) b Cardiff Maria (2mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 15 Springfield Place, Canton Edwin Shepherd (57) b Stroud, Gloucs. - Labourer Polly (52) b Stroud George (25) b Cardiff – Labourer, Gas Works Thomas (17) b Cardiff – Labourer, Tin Works [m = 30 years 9 children / 6 alive / 3 died] Trade Union Membership – NUR (17) Cleaner – Cardiff Railway - 1913 No Military – R Berkshire Regt

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Samuel SHIFTON BC/C/48/2/12/214

No Photo Born: 4 Oct 1885 Cardiff Educated: Splott Board School Lived: 15 Seymour Street Occupation: Electric Car Driver Single Regiment: 15th Welsh Regt Joined: 9 July 1915 Parents: Mr & Mrs F T Shifton, 15 Seymour Street Present Info: Cannot find in Welsh census

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Thomas Stephen SHUGAR BC/C/48/2/12/215

No Photo Born: 11 Jun 1879 Wapley Gloucester [Chipping Sudbury] Cardiff: 17 years Educated: Wapley School Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: JAS 1902 Bristol – Annie Dare Regiment: Pte 8th Gloucester Regt Joined: 27 Jun 1918 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1881 Census @ B__shes, Wapley & Codrington, Chipping Sudbury Joseph Shugar (41) b Old Sodbury – Carpenter Jane (39) b Yate Mary Jane (8) b Codrington – Scholar Ada (6) b Codrington – Scholar Frances E (3) b Codrington Thomas Stephen (1) b Codrington 1891 Census @ Wapley & Codrington, Chipping Sudbury Joseph Shugar (52) b Old Sodbury – Wheelwright Jane (49) b Yate Stephen (11) b Wapley – Scholar Amelia (7) b Wapley 1901 Census @ 48 Thornleigh Road, Bristol Thomas S Shugar (21) b Wapley, Gloucs. – Electric Tram Driver Single – Boarder 1911 Census @ 8 Arthur Street, Roath Cardiff Thomas Stephen Shugar (31) b Wapley, Gloucs. – Tramway Motorman Annie (32) b Gloucs Herbert Stephen (7) b Cardiff – School William Charles (5) b Cardiff – School Arthur Henry (1) b Cardiff [m = 8 years 3 children] Died: Sept 1965 (87) Cardiff Probate: Shugar, Thomas Stephen of 45 Quarrydale, Rumney Cardiff died 18 September 1965 at St David’s Hospital, Cardiff. Chester: 12 November to William Charles Shugar tallyman. £5228 Medal Roll Index Card Thomas S Shugar Pte 52837 Gloucester Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Thomas S Shugar Pte 52837 Gloucester Regt British War & Victory Medals Warwick 10 Nov 1920

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Charles Herbert SIMCOX BC/C/48/2/12/216

No Photo Born: 18 Nov 1889 Cardiff [1898] Educated: Cathays National ______ School Lived: 121 Cathays Terrace Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: 9th Royal Welsh Fusiliers Joined: 21 Mar 1917 Parents: 121 Cathays Terrace Present Info: No census record in Wales for Simcox Died: AMJ 1974 (75) South Glamorgan Probate: Simcox, Charles Herbert of 97 Caer Castell Place Rumney Cardiff died 9 November 1973. Llandaff: 27 March £525 WW1 Service Records 73815 RWF (18) 2867977 Training Reserve, 59th Batt. – 1917 51st (Grad) Cheshire Regt – 1917 (20) 474329 Labour Corps – Western Command Labour Centre, 534th Agricultural Company - 1919

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Sidney Thomas SINGER BC/C/48/2/12/217

No Photo Born: 27 Apr 1893 Penarth Cardiff: 10 years Educated: Penarth Lived: 44 The Parade, Cardiff Occupation: Clerk Married: OND 1917 Cardiff – Lillian G Farthing Regiment: Gunner Royal Field Artillery Joined: 2 Nov 1915 Parents: 44 The Parade Present Info: Bap: 21 May 1893 Penarth – (f) Walter Everett (m) Rose Ellen 1901 Census @ 6 Windsor Road, Penarth Walter E Singer (42) b Bristol – Grocery Store Manager Rosa E (44) b Cardiff Cecil W (10) b Cardiff Sidney T (7) b Penarth Geoffrey T L (6) b Penarth Marjorie R (4) b Penarth 1911 Census @ 44 The Parade, Walter Everett Singer (51) b Bristol – Commercial Traveller, Stationery Rosa Ellen (54) b Cardiff William Henry (24) b Cardiff – Architect Pauline (24) dau in law b Penarth Cecil Walter (20) b Cardiff – Articled Clerk, Chartered Accountant Sidney Thomas (18) b Penarth – Clerk, Auctioneer Geoffrey T L (16) b Penarth – Clerk, Chartered Accountant Marjorie Rose (14) b Penarth - School [m = 25 years 7 children / 5 alive / 2 died] Died: Jun 1960 (67) Cardiff Probate: Singer, Sidney Thomas of 171 Newport Road, Cardiff died 18 May 1960. Llandaff: 13 June to Lillian Grace Singer. Effects: £1846 3s Medal Roll Index Cards Sidney Singer Gnr. 342 (T) / 881721 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Sidney Singer Gnr. 342 (T) / 881721 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Charlton 6 Oct 1920

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Ivor James SLADE BC/C/48/2/12/218

No Photo Born: 2 Oct 1886 Cardiff [Oct 1885] Educated: Tredegarvill School Lived: 48 Clare Road Occupation: Tramway Driver Married: JAS 1909 Cardiff – Annie Pritchard Regiment: Sgt Grenadier Guards Joined: 5 Aug 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1891 Census @ 62 Elm Street, Roath Cardiff Edwin G Slade (34) b Cardiff – Police Constable Alice G (31) b Cardiff George C (7) b Cardiff Ivor J (5) b Cardiff Lillian G (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 17 Cathays Terrace, Cathays, Cardiff Alice Slade (40) widow b Cardiff George (17) b Cardiff – Engine Cleaner Ivor (15) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 169 Clare Road, Grangetown Ivor Slade (25) b Cardiff – Tramways Motor Man Annie (30) b Bushy, Hertfordshire Nellie Pritchard (20) sister in law b Bushy – Domestic Servant [m = 2 years 1 child died] Died: Jun 1950 (64) Watford, Herts Medal Roll Index Card Ivor J Slade Pte/Cpl 12365 1st Grenadier Guards ’14 Star 19 Oct 1914 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Ivor James Slade Cpl 12365 1st Grenadier Guards British War & Victory Medals Buckingham Gate 29 Mau 1920

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Albert Ainsley SLOMAN Born: 30 Mar 1888 Cardiff Educated: Gladstone Schools Lived: 21 Tewkesbury Street, Cathays Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Pte Royal Field Artillery Joined: 4 Sep 1914 Died: 15 Aug 1915 L/Cpl @ Gallipoli Parents: Margaret Sloman (mother), 21 Tewkesbury Street Present Info: Corporation Employee

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1891 Census @ 21 Inverness Place, Roath, Cardiff George Sloman (39) b Cardiff - Mason Margaret (38) b Cardiff Thomas G (14) b Cardiff – Mason Apprentice Emily J (13) b Cardiff – Scholar Richard (11) b Cardiff - Scholar Sidney (10) b Cardiff – Scholar Georgina M (8) b Cardiff - Scholar Elizabeth D (6) b Cardiff - Scholar Caroline L (5) b Cardiff - Scholar Lena M (4) b Cardiff - Scholar Ainslie (3) b Cardiff - Scholar Edgar (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 21 Tewkesbury Street, Roath George Sloman (49) b Devon - Mason Margaret (48) b Carmarthen Thomas G (24) b Aberdare – Mason Apprentice Richard (21) b Cardiff - Georgina M (18) b Cardiff – Dressmaker Elizabeth D (16) b Cardiff Caroline L (5) b Aberdare Lena M (14) b Cardiff - Scholar Ainslie (13) b Cardiff – Scholar Edgar (11) b Cardiff – Scholar Gladys (8) b Cardiff – Scholar Margaret M (6) b Cardiff - Scholar 1911 Census @ 21 Tewkesbury Street, Roath George Sloman (59) b Devon - Mason Margaret (58) b Carmarthen Georgina Spencer (28) widow b Cardiff – Dressmaker, Draper Caroline (25) b Aberdare – Manageress, Confectioners Ainsley (23) b Cardiff – Warehouseman, Grocer Gladys (18) b Cardiff Maggie (16) b Cardiff Phyllis Spencer (1) g dau b Cardiff [m = 36 years 13 children / 12 alive / 1 died] Soldier Died in the Great War Ainsley Sloman Pte 24533 South Wales Borderers / formerly 28374 RHA/RFA b: Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff KIA: 21 Aug 1915 Gallipoli Balkan Theatre Register of Soldier’s Effects Ainsley Sloman Pte (L/Cpl) 24533 2nd South Wales Borderers D: 21 Aug 1915 £4 14s 2d & £3 to father George Burial: Helles Memorial, Gallipoli, Canakkale, Turkey No other Military found

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Ernest John SMITH BC/C/48/2/12/220

No Photo Born: 12 Oct 1892 Newport Cardiff: 12 years Educated: St Mary’s, Newport Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Driver Married: Regiment: Cpl Royal Warwickshire Regt Joined: 7 Jun 1915 Parents: Present Info: [Ernest John Smith b 14 Oct 1892 – d: Sept 1970 (77) Surrey] [m: JAS 1930 Newport Market – Cissie M Jones] No details found that can be confirmed as above man

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Joseph William SMITH Born: 18 Dec 1894 Cardiff Educated: Severn Road Schools Lived: 74 Craddock Street Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: Jan1915 Died: 18 Jan 1916 - Mametz Wood killed by bomb Parents: Mrs M J Smith, 26 Trevethick Street

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1901 Census @ 88 Neville Street, St Mary’s, Cardiff Joseph Edward Smith (47) b Wiltshire – Dock Labourer Mary Jane (47) b Holland William (6) b Cardiff John (4) b Cardiff Adelaide (3) b Cardiff Jane Typckkers (61) m in law widow b Holland 1911 Census @ 117 Wellington Street, Cardiff Joseph Edward Smith (47) b Wiltshire – Dock Labourer Mary Jane (47) b Holland Joseph William (16) b Cardiff – Engine cleaner, GWR John Herbert (14) b Cardiff - Errand Boy Adelaide Jane (13) b Cardiff - School [m = 17 years 3 children] Soldier Died in the Great War Joseph W Smith Pte 23994 16th Welsh Regt B: Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff KIA: 18 Jan 1916 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Register of Soldier’s Effects Joseph W Smith Pte 23994 16th Welsh Regt KIA: 18 Jan 1916 £3 7s 4d to father Joseph £3 10s to mother Mary Medal Roll Index Card Joseph E Smith Pte 23994 16th Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals KIA: 18 Jan 1916 Service Medal & Award Rolls J W Smith Pte 23994 16th Welsh Regt 1914-15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 KIA: 18 Jan 1916 Shrewsbury 10 Jan 1920 Joseph W Smith Pte 23994 16th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 21 Jan 1921

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Frederick Thomas SNOW BC/C/48/2/12/222

No Photo Born: Apr 1891 Carmarthen [15 Apr 1881] Cardiff: 6 years Educated: Swansea Grammar School Lived: Occupation: Conductor Married: OND 1915 Cardiff – Ethel M L Forsey Regiment: Pte Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 18 Oct 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1901 Census @ 6 East Parade, St Peter, Carmarthen William H Snow (40) b Bristol – Traveller (Grocer) Ellen F (30) b Maghall, Lancashire Winifred J (13) b Bristol Frederick T (9) b Carmarthen Margaret E (2) b Bristol 1911 Census @ 5 Uplands Crescent, Swansea William Henry Snow (50) b Bristol – Commercial Traveller (Grocer) Ellen Florence (40) b Maghall, Lancashire Winifred Mabel (23) b Bristol – Clerk, Shipping Frederick Thomas (19) b Carmarthen – Clerk, Shipping Margaret Ellen (12) b Bristol - School Dorothea Maria (9) b Carmarthen John Jordan (7) b Carmarthen Mary Evelyn (1) b Swansea [m = 13 years (4 children)] Died: Jun 1983 (92) Bristol WW1 Service Record – 1915 Frederick Thomas Snow (24) b Carmarthen Clerk Previously: 3rd Welsh Field Ambulance – Time Expired 372296 Pte Joined: Cardiff 18 Apr 1915 Attested, Posted & Embodied: 3rd Western General Hospital Demob: 31 May 1919 Live: 8 Surrey Street, Canton, Cardiff Father: William Henry Snow, 5 Uplands Crescent, Swansea Wife: Mrs E M Snow, 8 surrey Street, Canton, Cardiff – child b: 18 Mar 1919 No other military found

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John SOLOMAN BC/C/48/2/12/223

No Photo Born: 18 Jul 1881 51 Topay Street, Roath Cardiff: Educated: Metal Street School Lived: 134 Habershon Street, Splott Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 7th Welsh Regt Joined: 2 Feb 1915 Parents: 107 East Road, Flosstown Present Info: 1891 Census @ 2 Diamond Street, Roath John Solomon (44) b Paulett, Somerset – Dock Labourer Margaret (43) b Cardiff William J (23) b Cardiff – Railway Labourer Ann (17) b Cardiff Thomas (14) b Cardiff – Errand Boy Mary A (12) b Cardiff – Scholar John (10) b Cardiff – Scholar Charles (8) b Cardiff – Scholar Rosina (5) b Cardiff - Scholar Margaret (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 42 Harold Street, Roath, Cardiff Joseph Payne (55) b Taunton – Mason Margaret (52) b Cardiff Frederick (18) b Cardiff – General Labourer John Solomon (19) s son b Cardiff – General Labourer Charles Solomon (18) s son b Cardiff – General Labourer Margaret Solomon (12) b Cardiff Richard Lewis (16) g son b Cardiff – General Labourer 1911 Census @ 124 Habershon Street, Cardiff John Solomon (29) b Cardiff – Electric Car Conductor Laura (26) b Cardiff [m = 5½ years] Married: OND 1905 Cardiff – Laura Brown Died: Dec 1962 (81) Caerleon, Monmouthshire Probate: Solomon, John of Ty Newydd Park Crescent Ebbw Bridge Newport died 17 November 1962 at St Cadocs Hospital Caerleon Monmouthshire. Llandaff: 14 February to Leslie John William Solomon printer’s estimator and Hilda Mary Smith married woman. Effects: £231 6s 3d Medal Roll Index Cards John Solomon Pte 56671 Welsh Regt / 203240 Essex Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls John Solomon Pte 203240 11th Essex Regt / 56671 10th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals

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Phillip SPILLANE BC/C/48/2/12/224

No Photo Born: 12 July 1896 Cardiff Educated: St David’s, Cardiff Lived: Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Pte Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 31 Mar 1915 Parents: 2 Morgan Street Present Info: 1911 Census @ 2 Morgan Street, Cardiff Phillip Spillane (46) b Cardiff – Dock Labourer Margaret (40) b Cardiff Philip (14) b Cardiff – Telegraph Messenger, Post Office Jeremiah (12) b Cardiff Mary (10) b Cardiff Patrick (8) b Cardiff Julia Ann (2) b Cardiff [m = 15 years 6 children / 5 alive / 1 died] 1937 Western Mail Directory of Cardiff Phillip Spillane – 6 Prince Leopald Street, Roath Died: Dec 1965 (69) East Glamorgan Medal Roll Index Card Phillip Spillane Gnr. 51 / 290362 Royal Garrison Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Phillip Spillane Gnr. 51 / 290362 Royal Garrison Artillery British War & Victory Medals Dover 13 Feb 1920 Phillip & Margaret Spillane m: JAS 1895 Cardiff – Margaret Loughlin Probate: Spillane, Phillip of 11 Edington Avenue Cardiff died 3 May 1940. Llandaff: 28 May to Julia Ann Spillane spinster. Effects: £340 5s 10d. Spillane, Margaret of 11 Edington Avenue Cardiff widow died 11 February 1941. Llandaff: 24 April to Julia Ann Spillane spinster. Effects: £97 17s 10d.

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George SPILLER BC/C/48/2/12/225

No Photo Born: 30 Oct 1887 Taunton Cardiff: 8 years Educated: Staple Fitzpaine School, Taunton Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car conductor Married: Regiment: Pte 3rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers Joined: 19 Apr 1917 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1881 Census @ Ashill Village, Chard Thomas Spiller (26) b Curland – Agricultural Labourer Elizabeth (26) b Ashill Mary A (1) b Ashill Bap: 28 Feb 1888 Staple Fitzpaine – Thomas & Elizabeth Spiller 1891 Census @ Apline, Bickenhall, Somerset Edward Spiller (51) widower b Bickenhall – Farm Labourer Kate (27) b Curland George (23) b Curland – Farm Labourer Lucy (8) g dau b Staple Fitzpaine George (3) g son b Staple Fitzpaine @ Underhill Road, Staple Fitzpaine Thomas Spiller (36) widower b Curland – General Labourer Mary J (11) b Ashill John (9) b Staple Fitzpaine 1901 Census @ ____ Mills, Bickenhall, Bridgwater, Taunton Thomas (46) b Curland – General Labourer Mary (49) b Cor_e John (19) b Staple Fitzpaine – Bricklayers Labourer George (13) b Staple Fitzpaine 1911 Census @ @ Bickenhall, Taunton Thomas Spiller (56) widower b Curland – Farm Labourer Married: JAS 1915 Cardiff – Martha Lloyd / Elizabeth WM Hampson Died: Jun 1963 (75) Cardiff No military found for RWF

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Henry STEVENS BC/C/48/2/12/226

No Photo Born: June 1888 Cardiff Educated: Stacey Road School Lived: 18 Bertram Street Occupation: Tram Driver Married: 31 Aug 1918 South Beddington, Surrey – Edith Caroline Smith Regiment: Sgt Army Service Corps Joined: 13 Oct 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 18 Bertram Street, Roath, Cardiff Henry Stevens (46) b Cardiff – Dock Labourer Margaretta (40) b Cardiff Henry (22) b Cardiff – Professional Singer Charles (17) b Cardiff – Shop Porter, Drapery Richard (13) b Cardiff Lilian (7) b Cardiff [m = 24 years 6 children / 4 alive / 2 died] Medal Roll Index Card Henry Stevens Dvr. / A. Sgt T2/016150 Royal Army Service Corps ’15 Star France: 19 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Henry Stevens A. Cpl T2/016150 / previously A Sgt RASC British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard Feb 1920

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George STOKES BC/C/48/2/12/227

No Photo Born: 9 Sep 1896 Hanley, Staffs [Oct 1896 West Bromwich] Cardiff: 9 years Educated: Eastwood Vale, Hanley Lived: 73 Llandaff Road, Cardiff Occupation: _____man Married: Regiment: Pte Labour Corps Joined: 21 Jun 1917 Parents: 73 Llandaff Road Present Info: b: JFM 1877 Stoke upon Trent, Staffs – George Henry Stokes m: AMJ 1895 Stoke upon Trent, Staff – Sarah Caroline Smith 1901 Census @ 49 Palmerston Street, Hanley, Staffs George H Stokes (24) b Stoke – Tram Car Conductor Sarah E (23) b Fenton 1911 Census @ 73 Llandaff Road, Canton, Cardiff George Stokes (34) b Stoke, Staffs – Electric Car Driver, City Council Sarah (33) b Stoke Hawthorne (10) b Stoke – Apprentice Cycle Maker Raymond (7) b Cardiff [m = 16 years 2 children] Died: Dec 1940 (44) Walsall, Staffs MRIC Cecil George Stokes 2nd Lt Labour Corps France: 17/0/18 BW&V Otherwise too many and all served in other regt. before Lab Corps

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James STONE BC/C/48/2/12/228

No Photo Born: 17 Jun 1898 Ireland Cardiff: 5 years Educated: Ireland Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Sgt 13th Kings (Liverpool) Regt Joined: 24 Jan 1916 Parents: 31 Aberystwyth Street, Cardiff Present Info: No census found or birth details able to be confirmed Medal Roll Index Card James Stone A. WO2 41234 Liverpool Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Roll James Stone Sgt 31234 13th Kings (Liverpool) Regt / A. WO2 British War & Victory Medals Preston 13 May 1920

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Walter STREET BC/C/48/2/12/229

No Photo Born: Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Married: 1903 Cardiff Regiment: Pte HAMT, Army Service Corps Joined: 29 Nov 1915 [BEF France – 15 Jan 1918 – 8 May 1919] Parents: Cardiff Present Info: Born: OND 1880 Cardiff 1881 Census @ 41 Davies Street, St Mary, Cardiff Martha Street (35) widow b Cardiff William (10) b Cardiff Amelia (8) b Cardiff John (7) b Cardiff Amy (4) b Cardiff Walter (1) b Cardiff 1891 Census @ no Wales census for this name 1901 Census @ 8 Newland Street, Barry Walter Street (20) b Cardiff – Postman – Boarder – Single @ 32 Sapphire Street, Roath Martha Street (60) widow b Cardiff Amy (24) b Cardiff – Office Cleaner 1911 Census @ 24 Moorland Road, Cardiff Walter Street (30) b Cardiff – Electric Car Conductor, Corporation Margaret (33) b Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire Jack (11mths) b Cardiff [m = 8 years 1 child] Died: Jun 1936 (55) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Card Walter Street Pte M/345050 Royal Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Roll Walter Street Pte M/345050 Royal Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 16 Mar 1921

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Ernest STUART BC/C/48/2/12/230

No Photo Born: 24 Jun 1877 Honiton, Devon Cardiff: 6 years Educated: Honiton Lived: 76 Railway Street, Splott Occupation: Tram Driver Married: AMJ 1904 Barnstaple, Devon – Edith Trickery Regiment: Driver (HT) 31st Divisional Train, Army Service Corps Joined: 27 Jun 1918 Parents: 4 Brook Hill, Honiton Present Info: 1881 Census @ New Street Butchers Shop, Honiton, Devon William Stuart (36) b Honiton - Butcher Eliza (34) b Honiton Alfred John (11) b Honiton William Henry (6) b Sidmouth Ernest (3) b Honiton Frank (1) b Honiton Walter (2mths) b Honiton 1891 Census @ New Street, Honiton William Stuart (46) b Honiton - Butcher Eliza (44) b Honiton Alfred (21) b Honiton - Butcher William (16) b Sidmouth – Drapers Apprentice Ernest (13) b Honiton – Butchers Apprentice Frank (10) b Honiton - Scholar Walter (9) b Honiton – Scholar Mary (6) b Honiton - Scholar Annie (3) b Honiton Donald (6mths) b Honiton 1901 Census @ New Street, Honiton William Stuart (56) b Honiton - Butcher Eliza (54) b Honiton Ernest (23) b Honiton – Butcher Walter (20) b Honiton – Butcher Mary (16) b Honiton – Lady’s Maid Elizabeth A (13) b Honiton Donald (10) b Honiton 1911 Census @ High Street, Honiton Ernest Stuart (34) b Honiton – Butcher Edith (34) b Honiton Doris Edith (4) b Honiton William Ernest (3) b Honiton [m = 7 years 4 children / 3 alive / 1 died] Died: Dec 1945 (68) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Ernest Stuart Dvr. T/423948 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Ernest Stuart Dvr. T/423948 Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 4 Sep 1921

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Joshua SYDENHAM BC/C/48/2/12/231

No Photo Born: 12 Aug 1885 Cardiff? Educated: Adamsdown Board School Lived: 1 Eclipse Street Occupation: Married: JAS 1905 Cardiff – Lily Maud Rowswell Regiment: Sapper Royal Engineers Joined: 24 Feb 1915 Medals: DCM – Blowing up German Shelter & Rifle Loophole trench – 21 Jun 1918 Bestowed: In the Field – 14 Jul 1918 Parents: Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ 94 Cyfarthfa Street, Roath, Cardiff Francis J Sydenham (34) b Taunton – Bricklayer Jane A (32) b Cardiff William J W (13) b Poplar, London – School Ada M (10) b Poplar – School Sarah A (9) b Cardiff – School Elizabeth (7) b Cardiff – School Joshua (5) b Cardiff – School Francis J (4) b Cardiff – School Phyllis (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 28 Meteor Street, Roath F J Sydenham (46) b Taunton – Bricklayer J A (32) b Cardiff A M (21) b Poplar – Dressmaker S A (19) b Cardiff – Servant E (17) b Cardiff – Shop Assistant J (15) b Cardiff – Butchers Boy F J (14) b Cardiff – Apprentice Greengrocer P (11) b Cardiff W C (8) b Cardiff G H (6) b Cardiff D V E (4) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 1 Eclipse Street, Adamstown, Cardiff Joshua Sydenham (25) b Cardiff – Car Conductor, Cardiff Corporation Lily Maud (26) b Cardiff Herbert Joshua (4) b Cardiff – School Lynda May [m = 5 years 2 children / 1 alive / 1 died] Died: Mar 1956 (70) Cardiff Probate: Sydenham, Joshua of Waverley 102 College Road died 8 January 1956. Llandaff: 20 February to Lily Maud Sydenham widow. Effects: £1933 10s Medal Roll Index Card Joshua Sydenham Spr. 450472 / 2242(T) / 511(T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Joshua Sydenham Spr. 450472 / 2242(T) / 511(T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Chatham No record of DCM

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Clifford Henry TAME BC/C/48/2/12/232

No Photo Born: 10 Aug 1898 Cardiff Educated: Crwys Road Board School Lived: 36 Redlaver Street, Grange Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Pte Welsh Guards Joined: 7 Jun 1919 Parents: 17 Treherbert Street, Cathays Present Info: 1911 Census @ 15 Munday Place, Cathays, Cardiff Henry Tame (53) b Bosington, Somerset Ellen (53) b Winterton, Norfolk Ellen (20) b Cardiff Clifford (12) b Cardiff - School Eliza Lewis (72) m in law widow b Winterton, Norfolk [m = 25 years 3 children] Married: Jun 1924 Cardiff – Alice M Tucker Died: Sept 1951 (53) Cardiff WW1 Pension Records – 1917 Clifford Henry Tame (18) 36 Redlaver Street, Cardiff Streetcar Conductor Pte 4061 Welsh Guards Father: Henry Tame, 17 Treherbert Street, Cathays Deemed to have been enlisted 19 July 1916 Called up for Service Pte 7 Jun 1917 Home 7 Jun 1917 – 30 Mar 1918 Class Z AR 11 Feb 1919 France 31 Mar 1918 – 29 Dec 1918 Discharged 31 Mar 1920 Home 30 Dec 1918 – 12 Feb 1919 Embarked: Folkestone – 30 Mar 1918 Disembarked: Boulogne Base Depot: Harfleur – 3 Apr 1918 Joined Batt. In the Field – 22 Apr 1918 19th Casualty Clearing Station: ____ Femur – 30 Jun 1918 Trouville: Trench Fever – 6 July 1918 Rejoined Batt. In the field: 17 Sept 1918 To Hosp. Sick in the Field: 13 Oct 1918 to 3rd Field Ambulance: Admitted Sprained Ankle 26th Gen. Hosp. Sprained ankle: Etaples – 14 Oct 1918 4197 Poisoned wounds of fingers – 12 Dec 1918 Belgium 32nd Stationary Hosp., Wimeneawo – Jack Knife & Bully Beef Tin cuts gone septic

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Francis TARR BC/C/48/2/12/233

No Photo Born: July 1880 Tiverton, Devon Cardiff: 23 years Educated: Tiverton Lived: 12 Railway Terrace, Canton Occupation: Conductor Married: Regiment: Pte 2nd Welsh Regt Joined: 2 Sep 1914 [K&Q South African Medals] Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ Tiverton Union Workhouse, Water Lane, Tiverton, Devon Emma Tarr (21) unm. b Bampton – Domestic Servant Francis (8mths) b Tiverton - Pauper 1891 Census @ The Works, Newport Street, Tiverton Emma Tarr (36) single b Bampton William (12) b Tiverton – Errand Boy Frank (10) b Tiverton – Scholar 1901 Census @ South Africa – Boar War Married: AMJ 1908 Cardiff – Gertrude Annie Smith 1911 Census @ 74 Glamorgan Street, Canton, Cardiff Frank Tarr (30) b Tiverton – Conductor, Tramways Gertrude (24) b Cardiff Olive Glasby (4) niece b Cardiff [m = 2 years] Died: Jun 1920 (39) Cardiff 2nd Boar War 1899-1902 Pte 13 F Tarr 3rd Welsh Regt South Africa Medal & Clasps – Cape Colony & Transvaal Pte 12 F Tarr 3rd Welsh Regt Kings South Africa Medal & Clasps – 1901,1902 Medal Roll Index Cards Frank Tarr Pte 2759 Welsh Regt / 261748 Labour Corps ’15 Star France: 16 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Silver War Badge Discharged: 13 Feb 1918 Service Medal & Award Rolls Frank Tarr Pte 2759 2nd Welsh Regt 261748 Labour Corps 1914-15 Star France: 16 Dec 1915 Discharged: 13 Feb 1918 Frank Tarr Pte 251748 Labour Corps 2759 2nd Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Nottingham 28 Apr 1920

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William Alfred TAYLOR BC/C/48/2/12/234

No Photo Born: 15 Jun 1895 Cardiff Educated: Court Road School Lived: (41) Rutland Street, Grangetown Occupation: Fitter Married: Regiment: Pte 6th Royal Munster Fusiliers Joined: 8 Sept 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1901 Census @ 34 Chester Street, Grangetown, Cardiff Charles F Taylor (48) b Newport – Dock Labourer Mary (43) b Shepton Mallet, Somerset Caroline (19) b Cardiff – Sorter in store George H (16) b Cardiff – Venetian Blind Maker Phoebe (12) b Cardiff Lily (10) b Cardiff William A (6) b Cardiff Richard J (2) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ @ 13 Chester Street, Grange Mary Taylor (53) b Shepton Mallet Richard (12) b Cardiff [m = 33 years 11 children / 9 alive / 2 died] Albert E Burford (24) s in law b Cardiff – Haulier, Gas Works Lily Burford (20) dau b Cardiff Reginald (2mths) b Cardiff [m = 1 year 1 child] Died: Dec 1966 (71) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards William Alfred Taylor Pte 6/532 Royal Munster Fusiliers ’15 Star British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls William Alfred Taylor Pte 6/532 Royal Munster Fusiliers 1914-15 Star (2b): 9 July 1915 Disc: 31 Mar 1920 War Office: 28 Feb 1927 British War & Victory Medals Sept 1932

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Frederick Bridgeman TE MPLE MM BC/C/48/2/12/235

No Photo Born: 1881 Calne, Wilts Cardiff: 24 years Educated: Croates, Gloucestershire Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: OND 1904 Cardiff – Johanna Agnes Ferrisey Regiment: Pte Grenadier Guards Joined: 10 Dec 1915 Medals: MM – holding up raiding party of Germans – 19 Feb 1918 Bestowed: 1st Southern General Hospital, Birmingham – July 1918 Parents: Cirencester, Gloucestershire Present Info: 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 130 Craddock Street, Cardiff Frederick Temple (29) b Calne, Wilts – Tramway Motorman, Municipal Tramways Johanna Agnes (29) b Cardiff Frederick John (5) b Cardiff Cyril Arthur (4) b Cardiff George Percival (3) b Cardiff Kathleen Mabel (1) b Cardiff [m = 6 years 4 children] Married 2: Kathleen Died: Sept 1952 (71) Edmonton, Middlesex Probate: Temple, Frederick Bridgman of 182 Green Street Enfield Middlesex died 20 August 1952 at Chene Farm Hospital Enfield. London: 1 October to Kathleen Temple widow. Effects: £234 18s 2d. British Army Recipients of the Military Medal Frederick B Temple Pte 29983 Grenadier Guards Medal Roll Index Cards Fredk. B Temple Gdsm. 29983 Grenadier Guards British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Fredk. B Temple Gdsm. 29983 4th Grenadier Guards British War & Victory Medals

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Albert James THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/236

No Photo Born: 11 Nov 1886 Cardiff Educated: Court Road Council School & Howard Gardens Sec. School Lived: 10 Chester Place, Cardiff Occupation: Car Conductor Married: Regiment: Pte 11th Welsh Regt Joined: 11 Sep 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1891 Census @ 21 Rhydlafw Street, Canton, Cardiff Noah Thomas (40) b Risca, Monmouthshire Mary M (32) b Cardiff William John (9) b Cardiff Edwin H (6) b Cardiff Albert J (4) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 1 Devon Place, Canton Noah Thomas (50) b Risca – Bargeman Maria (38) b Frome, Somerset Edwin (15) b Cardiff – Grocers Assistant Albert (14) b Cardiff – Bakers Boy Mary M (4) b Cardiff Henry N (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 1 Devon Place, Canton Albert James Thomas (24) b Cardiff – Electric Tram Conductor Maria Thomas (45) mother widow b Westbury, Wilts Mary Maria (14) sister b Cardiff – General Servant/Domestic Henry Noah (11) brother b Cardiff – School Died: Medal Roll Index Cards Albert Thomas Pte 58536 Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Albert Thomas Pte 58536 11th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 28 Jul 1921

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Alfred Feltham THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/237

No Photo Born: 1887 Bovey Tracey, S Devon Cardiff: 5 years Educated: Bath Lived: 14 Glan-y-Nant Road, Whitchurch Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Leading Seaman Royal Navy Joined: 8 Oct 1914 Parents: mother – 14 Glan-y-Nant Road Present Info: 1891 Census @ 1 Hay Hill, Walcot, Bath Harry Thomas (28) b Exeter, Devon – Mason _____ Lucy (23) b Bovey Tracey, Devon Alfred (3) b Bovey Tracey 1901 Census @ HMS Formidable, St Mary Redcliff, Bristol Alfred Felton Thomas (13) b Bath – Being trained for Sea – Inmate 1911 Census @ 5 Tuberville Road, Mount Pleasant, Porth Lucy Thomas (42) widow b Bovey Tracey Alfred Feltham (23) b Bovey Tracey – Electric Tram Conductor, Rhondda [m = 12 years 2 children] Tram Co. Died: Mar 1977 (89) South Glamorgan [b: 1 Dec 1887] Probate: Thomas, Alfred Feltham of 37 Blanche Street, Cardiff died 18 January 1977. Effects: £3555 Seaman F40639 or L. Sig. B.Z/108

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Arthur THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/238

No Photo Born: 16 Sep 1891 Cardiff Educated: Grangetown Board Schools Lived: 12 Forrest Street, Grangetown Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: Nov 1914 Died: 7 July 1916 L/Cpl @ Mametz Wood Parents: William Thomas, 12 Forrest Street 1901 Census @ 12 Forrest Street, Grangetown, Cardiff William Thomas (40) b Bristol – Labourer in Ship Yard Sarah (37) b Cardiff Arthur (9) b Cardiff Mary J (7) b Cardiff Edwin Thomas (63) father widower b Pill, Somerset – Labourer in Ship Yard 1911 Census @ 12 Forrest Street, Grange Sarah Thomas (48) b Cardiff Arthur (19) b Cardiff – Warehouseman (Grocery) Mary Jane (17) b Cardiff Edwin Thomas (76) f in law widower b Pill – General Labourer [m = 22 years 4 children / 2 alive / 2 died] Soldier Died in the Great War Arthur Thomas L/Cpl 23326 16th Welsh Regt b: Grange, Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff DoW’s: 7 July 1916 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Register of Soldier’s Effects Arthur Thomas L/Cpl 23326 16th Welsh Regt DoW’s: 7 July 1916 £4 4s & £6 10s to mother Sarah Grave: Thiepval Memorial Medal Roll Index Cards Arthur Thomas Pte / L/Cpl 23326 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals DoW’s: 7 Jul 1916 Service Medal & Award Rolls Arthur Thomas Pte / L/Cpl 23326 16th Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 DoW’s: 7 Jul 1916 British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 21 Jan 1921

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Ernest Edward THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/239

No Photo Born: 3 July 1888 Cardiff Educated: Albany Road School Lived: Occupation: Car Conductor Married: 15 June 1908 Cardiff – Louisa Jane Smith Regiment: Pte 123rd Field Company, 38th Welsh (Div) Joined: 15 Apr 1915 Parents: 121 Victoria Avenue, Newport Present Info: 1901 Census @ 134 Albany Road, Roath, Cardiff Thomas H Thomas (40) b Parkend, Gloucs – House Commission Agent Frances (45) b Wanswell, Gloucs Ada (22) b Wanswell Thomas H (18) b Penarth – Painter & Paper Hanger Francis S (15) b Penarth – Butcher Ernest E (12) b Penarth – School Dorothy (11) b Penarth – School 1911 Census @ 4 Crwys Road, Cardiff Ernest Edward Thomas (23) b Penarth – Car Conductor, Corp. Tram Car Louisa Jane (22) Dorothy Frances (2) b Cardiff Edna Louisa (8mths) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 3 children / 2 alive / 1 died] Frances Thomas (56) mother b Wandwell Dorothy Thomas (21) sister b Penarth – Assists in house Died: Mar 1961 (72) Cardiff WW1 Service Record – 1915 Ernest Edward Thomas (27) 4 Crwys Road, Cardiff Conductor m: Louisa Jane Smith – 15 June 1908 Cardiff Dorothy Francis b: 3 Mar 1909 Cardiff Ernest George b: 4 Aug 1911 Cardiff Rose Irene b: 20 July 1914 Cardiff Joined: 123rd Field Company, Royal Engineers 108035 Driver Abergavenny 16 Apr 1915 Ex Force France Embarked: 1 Dec 1915 Class Z A. R. 10 June 1919 Home: 14 Apr 1915 – 30 Nov 1915 France: 1 Dec 1915 – 10 May 1918 Home: 11 May 1918 – 29 May 1919 20 May 1919 – 10 Jun 1919 Medal Roll Index Card Ernest E Thomas Dvr. 108035 Royal Engineers ’15 Star France: 2 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals CL. Z Service Medal & Award Roll E E Thomas Dvr. 108035 Royal Engineers 1913-15 Star France: 2 Dec 1915 Z Reserve: 10 July 1919 Ernest E Thomas Dvr. 108035 Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Chatham

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John THOMAS Born: 2 Jan 1890 Ferndale Cardiff: 20 years Educated: Moorland Road School Lived: 63 Eyre Street, Cardiff Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Pte 1st Welsh Guards Joined: 15 Mar 1916 Died: 31 July 1917 Sgt @ Pulkam Ridge, France Parents: P Thomas, 63 Eyre Street

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1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ Soldier Died in the Great War John Thomas Sgt 1311 1st Welsh Guards b: Ferndale, Glam Enlisted: Cambridge KIA: 31 July 1917 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Medal Roll Index Card John Thomas Gdsm. / Sgt 1311 Welsh Guards ’15 Star France: 17 Aug 1915 British War & Victory Medals KIA Service Medal & Award Roll John Thomas Gdsm 1311 Welsh Guards 1914-15 Star France: 17 Aug 1915 KIA: 31 Jul 1917 John Thomas Sgt 1311 1st Welsh Guards British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 10 Jun 1920 1st Welsh Guards War Diary 31 July 1917 – Boesinghe Sector Front Line – SW side of Woestern – Elverdinghe Road Pg. 521

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Nathaniel THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/241

No Photo Born: 26 May 1895 Cardiff [b: Jul 1897] Educated: Albany Road Council School Lived: 62 Thesiger Street, Cathays Occupation: Conductor, Tramway Married: 1911 - 1919 Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: 29 Dec 1914 Parents: 62 Thesiger Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 161 Treharris Street, Roath, Cardiff David W Thomas (33) b St Mellons – Coal Trimmer Mary A (29) b Cardiff Thomas G Britton (12) s son b Cardiff David E (5) b Cardiff Nathaniel (3) b Cardiff Lillian M (11mths) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 62 Thesiger Street, Cathays, Cardiff David Thomas (42) b Monmouthshire – Coal Trimmer at Docks Mary Ann (40) b Cardiff Thomas G (22) b Cardiff – Labourer on Railway Nathaniel (13) b Cardiff Lilian (10) b Cardiff Esther (9) b Cardiff [m = 23 years 5 children] Died: Mar 1921 (34) Bridgend b: 1898 WW1 Service Record – 1914 Nathaniel Thomas (19) 62 Thesiger Street, Cathays Conductor T/4. 036057 Driver Army Service Corps Aldershot: 15 Nov 1914 Discharged: 19 Nov 1914 Medal Roll Index Card Nathaniel Thomas Pte 23522 Welsh Regt / 65248 Cheshire Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls Nathaniel Thomas Pte 23522 Welsh Regt / 65248 Cheshire Regt 1914-15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 Discharged: 25 Oct 1917 Shrewsbury 27 Nov 1920 Nathaniel Thomas Pte 65248 Cheshire Regt / 23522 16th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 16 Apr 1921

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Reginald Llewellyn THOMAS BC/C/48/2/12/242

No Photo Born: 27 Sep 1889 Pontypool, Mon Cardiff: 15 years Educated: Board School Lived: 27 Tymawr Road, Llandaff Occupation: Car Conductor Single Regiment: Sgt 11th Hampshire Regt Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: Edward & Helen Thomas, 27 Tymawr Road Present Info: 1901 Census @ 7 _____hurst Road, Newport Edward Thomas (43) b Tal___, Monmouthshire – Railway Clerk Sarah Ellen (38) b Abertillery, Monmouthshire Reginald Llewellyn (11) b Monmouthshire Kathleen Mary Gladys (7) b Griffiths Town, Monmouthshire Richard Lionel Gilbert (6) b Griffiths Town, Mon Lillian Doris (4) b Griffiths Town, Mon 1911 Census @ 18 Green Street, Riverside, Cardiff Edward Thomas (53) b Pontypool, Mon – Can washer & Soap Salesman Sarah Ellen (48) b Abertillery Edward Ronald (22) b New Inn, Pontypool – Railway Clerk, GWR Reginald Llewellyn (21) b New Inn, Pontypool – Tram Car Conductor Kathleen Mary (17) b Griffiths Town, Mon – Pupil Teacher Lillian Doris (14) b Griffiths Town - School Eileen Mildred (9) b Newport Marjorie (4) b Cardiff [m = 23 years 7 children] Married: Daisy Probate: Thomas, Reginald Llewellyn of Minden College Road Llandaff died 11 April 1947 at Llandough Hospital Penarth. Llandaff: 26 August to Daisy Thomas widow. Effects: £1240 10s Medal Roll Index Card Reginald L Thomas Cpl / Sgt 11575 Hampshire Regt ’15 Star France: 19 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Roll Reginald Llewellyn Thomas Cpl 11575 Hampshire Regt 1914-15 Star France: 19 Dec 1915 Class Z: 11 Mar 1919 Exeter: 14 Oct 1919 Reginald Llewellyn Thomas Sgt 11575 11th Hampshire Regt / 1st Hamp British War & Victory Medals Exeter 19 Jul 1920

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Mark TIPPLES BC/C/48/2/12/243

No Photo Born: 20 Oct 1883 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 50 Harold Street, Roath Occupation: Tram Driver Married: Apr 1907 Cardiff – Maude Rose Smith Regiment: Pte Welsh Regt Joined: 12 Jun 1915 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1891 Census @ 153 Railway Street, Roath, Cardiff James Tipples (55) b West Kington, Wilts – Coal Trimmer Mary Ann (48) b Cornwall William (20) b Cardiff – Stableman / Groom Frederick (18) b Cardiff – Baker Lucy (16) b Cardiff – Dressmakers Apprentice Charles (13) b Cardiff Annie (10) b Cardiff Mark (7) b Cardiff Florrie (4) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 153 Railway Street, Roath James Tipples (65) b Cardiff – Coal Trimmer Mary Ann (59) b Cardiff Frederick J (28) b Cardiff – Master Baker Charles (23) b Cardiff – Journeyman Baker Mark (17) b Cardiff – Journeyman Baker Florence (14) b Cardiff Albert Chas (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 39 Harold Street, off Broadway, Cardiff Mark Tipples (29) b Cardiff Maud Rose (26) b Pentre, Glamorgan William James (7mths) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 1 child] Died: Jun 1938 (54) East Glamorgan Medal Roll Index Card Mark Tipples Pte 203001 Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Roll Mark Tipples Pte 203001 1/4th Welsh Regt, prev. 18th Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 25 Nov 1921

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Ernest Henry TROAK BC/C/48/2/12/244

No Photo Born: 25 Oct 1891 Cardiff Educated: Crwys Road School Lived: (76 Flora Street) Cathays Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Pte Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 25 Jul 1914 Parents: Mr Henry Troak, 74 Llantrisant Street, Cathays Present Info: 1901 Census @ 74 Llantrisant Street, Cathays, Cardiff Henry Troak (31) b Wellington, Somerset – Stoker Nettie (32) b Wellington Ernest Henry (9) b Cardiff Hilda B (7) b Wellington Arthur (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 74 Llantrisant Street, Cathays Henry Troak (41) b Wellington, Somerset – Fitters Labourer, Railway Nettie (42) b Wellington Ernest (19) b Cardiff – Oilers Mate Hilda (17) b Wellington Archie (11) b Cardiff Florence (9) b Cardiff Winnie (6) b Cardiff Idris (1) b Cardiff [m = 21 years 6 children] Married: Mar 1918 Cardiff – Johanna Harwood Sep 1968 Cardiff – Catherine A Phillips Died: Sep 1972 (83) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Card Ernest Henry Troak Gnr. 136500 10th AA Company, Royal Garrison Artillery Enlisted: 18 July 1912 Discharged: 5 Sep 1917 – Sickness Silver War Badge Ernest Henry Troak Gnr. 136500 10th AA Company, RGA Badge No: 237442

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Albert TUCKER BC/C/48/2/12/245

No Photo Born: Feb 1890 Trealaw [now RCT] Cardiff: 10 years Educated: Trealaw Lived: 75 Aldsworth Road, Ely Occupation: Conductor Married: Regiment: Sgt Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 11 Sep 1912 Mentioned in Despatches for bravery under shell fire – 11 Nov 1917 Parents: 1 Lewis Court, Cardiff Present Info: b: Albert Edward B Tucker – Jan 1890 Pontypridd m: JFM 1911 Cardiff – Ethel M V Cookson or Helena Cummings JAS 1920 Cardiff – Harriet Chislett d: Dec 1966 (76) Cardiff b: Albert Edward Tucker – Apr 1890 Newport m: JAS 1913 Cardiff – Eunice A Nicholas d; Tucker, Albert Edward of 87 Railway Street Cardiff died 14 August 1934 at the Royal Infirmary Cardiff. Llandaff: 12 September to Harold David Tucker commercial clerk Albert Edward Tucker pontoon attendant and Horace Arthur Tucker carpenter. Effects: £361 19s 3d Medal Roll Index Card Albert Tucker Cpl 128330 RGA BW & V TF War Medal Service Medal & Award Roll Albert Tucker Cpl 128330 RGA – 201 Siege Battery BW & V Dover 1 Apr 1920 Territorial Force War Medal Dover 18 Aug 1922

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Harold TURNER BC/C/48/2/12/246

No Photo Born: 21 May 1889 Barnstaple, Devon Cardiff: 19 years Educated: Lansdowne Road Lived: 76 Wyndham Crescent, Cardiff Occupation: Motorman Single Regiment: Cpl Army Service Corps Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: 76 Wyndham Crescent Present Info: 1891 Census @ 27 Sunnybank, Barnstaple, Devon Arthur Turner (38) b Barnstaple - Tailor Jane (40) b South Molton, Devon Melena J (18) b Barnstaple - Machinist Frederick A (14) b Barnstaple – Errand Boy, Port Laura H (12) b Barnstaple Elizabeth E (9) b Barnstaple Reginald J (6) b Barnstaple Harold P (1) b Barnstaple 1901 Census @ 129 Cowbridge Road, Canton, Cardiff Arthur Turner (49) b Barnstaple - Tailor Jane (51) b South Molton Lena Oray (28) b Barnstaple – Tailors Machinist Reginald J (16) b Barnstaple Harold P (12) b Barnstaple Emily (9) b Barnstaple Charles Oray (27) s in law b Barnstaple – Railway Labourer Hilda (8) g dau b Barnstaple Laura (4) g dau b Barnstaple 1911 Census @ 13 Mandeville Street, Canton, Cardiff Arthur Turner (58) b Barnstaple - Tailor Jane (60) b South Molton Harold Percy (21) b Barnstaple – Car Conductor, Council Tram Dept. Emily Ida (19) b Barnstaple [m = 40 years 8 children / 7 alive / 1 died] Married: 8 Sept 1919 Hackney, Middlesex – Lilian R Finch (27) [Harold (29] Died: Mar 1961 (71) East Glamorgan MRIC / SM&AR Harold Turner Cpl T1/4931 ASC ’15 Star Egypt: 1 Nov 1915 BW & V Or Harold Turner L/Cpl / Cpl M2/046200 ASC ’15 Star France: 30 Jul 1915 BW & V Cl Z: 23 Feb 1919

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Clifford Kemp TWINNEY BC/C/48/2/12/247

No Photo Born: 1892 Cardiff [JFM 1893 Cardiff] Educated: Albany Road Council School Lived: 38 City Road, Roath Occupation: Tram Driver Single Regiment: Pte 16th Welsh Regt Joined: 23 Nov 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1901 Census @ 57 Cyfarthfa Street, Roath, Cardiff Sam Kemp Twinney (45) widower b Hinton, Wilts – Beer Maker Stanley George (21) b Cardiff – Bran Catcher, Flour Mill Ernest Thomas (20) b Cardiff – Postman Albert Llewellyn (17) b Cardiff - Postman Sirel John (15) b Cardiff – Telegraph Messenger Edgar Charles (13) b Cardiff Alfred Allen (10) b Cardiff Clifford Kemp (8) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 38 City Road, Cardiff Stanley & Elizabeth Twinney Clifford Twinney (18) b Cardiff – Car Cleaning Tramways, Cardiff Corporation Married: JAS 1926 Cardiff – Ethel Perryman Died: Mar 1963 (70) Cardiff WW1 Service Records – 1914 Clifford Kemp Twinney (23) 38 City Road, Cardiff 4036054 Army Service Corps (Horse Transport) Aldershot: 14 Nov 1914 Discharged: 19 Nov 1914 Para 392 (iii) KR WW1 Service Record – 1914 Clifford Kemp Twinney (23) 38 City Road, Cardiff Tram Conductor 23015 16th Welsh Regt Cardiff: 24 Nov 1914 BEF 16th Posted Pte 4 Dec 1915 D Posted Pte 23 Nov 1917 Mosley Park Pte 3 Jan 1918 Home 23 Nov 1914 – 3 Dec 1915 3rd Posted Pte 26 Apr 1918 BEF 4 Dec 1915 – 22 Nov 1917 BEF 13th Posted Pte 20 May 1918 Home 23 Nov 1917 – 19 May 1918 2nd Posted Pte 14 Jun 1918 BEF 20 May 1918 – 10 Nov 1918 D Posted Pte 11 Nov 1918 Home 11 Nov 1918 – 25 Feb 1919 A.R. Z Posted Pte 25 Feb 1919 Gassed: 6 Nov 1917 France Gunshot wound: (L) Forearm Medal Roll Index Card Clifford Kemp Twinney Pte 23015 Welsh Regt ’15 Star France: 4 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Z Res: 25 Feb 1919

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Service Medal & Award Roll Clifford Kemp Twinney Pte 23015 16th Welsh Regt 1914-15 Star Disembarked: 4 Dec 1915 France Shrewsbury 3 Jan 1920 Clifford Kemp Twinney Pte 23015 16th Welsh Regt / 2nd Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 21 Jan 1921 Att: 177 Tunnel Company, R E Att: 173 Tunnel Company. R E

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Edward Ernest VERNE Ernest Edward VENN BC/C/48/2/12/248

No Photo Born: 26 Nov 1879 Bristol [JFM 1880 Whitchurch, Hants] Cardiff: 12½ years Educated: Bristol Lived: 42 St Fagan’s Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Single Regiment: Pte 2nd Hampshire Regt Joined: 7 Sep 1914 Parents: 42 St Fagan’s Street Present Info: Bap: 15 Feb 1880 Overton, Hamp – Henry & Frances Catherine Venn 1881 Census @ High Lane, Overton, Whitchurch, Hampshire Henry Venn (33) b Overton – Paper Maker Frances Catherine (24) b Whitchurch, Hants Henry (3) b Overton Ernest Edward (1) b Overton 1891 Census @ Mullers Orphan House No 4. Barton Regis, Bristol, Gloucs Henry Venn (13) b Overton - Scholar Ernest E Venn (11) b Overton – Scholar 1901 Census @ National School (Boys), Lambeth, Kennington Ernest Venn (21) b Overton, Hants – Hotel Porter – Visitor 1911 Census @ 42 St Fagan’s Street, Cardiff Henry Venn (33) b Overton Alma Eliza (30) [m: JAS 1905 Cardiff] Ernest Edward Venn (31) brother b Overton, Hants – Electric Tram Car Conductor, City Corporation Died: Dec 1950 (80) Cardiff Probate: Venn, Ernest Edward of 15 Ely Road Llandaff died 25 November 1950. Llandaff: 6 February to Florence Rosetta Dugmore (wife of William Edward Dugmore). Effects: £85 10s 6d [m: 1919 – Florence R L Hudson] Medal Roll Index Cards Ernest E Venn Pte 11576 Hampshire Regt ’15 Star British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Ernest Edward Venn Pte 11576 Hampshire Regt 1914-15 Star France: 19 Dec 1915 Class Z: 13 Feb 1919 Exeter 14 Oct 1919 Ernest Edward Venn Pte 11576 11/2nd Hampshire Regt British War & Victory Medals Exeter

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Joseph VOSS BC/C/48/2/12/249

No Photo Born: Oct 1890 Cardiff [1887] Educated: Radnor Road School Lived: 74 Stoughton Street Occupation: Tram Driver Married: AMJ 1911 Cardiff – Elizabeth Walters or Miriam Z Fry Regiment: Gunner Royal Field Artillery Joined: Dec 1915 Parents: Beckham Voss, 74 Stoughton Street Present Info: 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 31 Market Road, Canton, Cardiff Beckham Voss (46) widower b Radworth, Somerset – Dock Labourer Joseph (14) b Cardiff John (13) b Cardiff Louisa (12) b Cardiff Maud (10) b Cardiff Annie (8) b Cardiff James (7) b Cardiff William (3) b Cardiff Charles (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ Medal Roll Index Card Joseph Voss Gnr. 159694 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Joseph Voss Gnr. 159694 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Woolwich 28 Apr 1920

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Charles Ralph WAGNER BC/C/48/2/12/250

No Photo Born: 27 Oct 1888 Cardiff Educated: Severn Road Board School Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: JFM 1913 Cardiff – Emily Maddock Regiment: Sgt 2nd Welsh Regt Joined: 15 Jul 1905 Parents: 139 Wellington Street, Canton Present Info: Bap: 20 May 1887 Canton – Charles Ralph & Emma Wagner, 110 Wellington Street 1891 Census @ 12 Edward Street, Canton, Cardiff Emma Wagner (27) b Cardiff Charles Ralph (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 110 Wellington Street, Canton Charles R Wagner (34) b Middlesex – General Labourer, Paper Mills Emma (36) b Cardiff Charles R (11) b Cardiff Frederick H (3) b Cardiff Elizabeth M (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 2nd Welsh Regiment, Pembroke St Mary, Pembrokeshire Charles Ralph Wagner (22) b Canton, Cardiff – Soldier L/Cpl – Single Died: Sept 1952 (62) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Charles R Wagner L/Sgt / Cpl 9428 2nd Welsh Regt ’14 Star 13 Aug 1914 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles Ralph Wagner L/Sgt 9428 2nd Welsh Regt 1914 Star 13 Aug 1914 British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 29 Oct 1920

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William WARRAN BC/C/48/2/12/251

No Photo Born: 14 Feb 1886 Bournemouth Cardiff: 12 years Educated: Bournemouth Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Electric Motorman Married: 6 Oct 1908 Christchurch, Hampshire – Bessie May Hunt Regiment: Bombardier Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 5 Aug 1914 Parents: Toronto, Canada Present Info: 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 1 Rose Cottage, Bournemouth, Hampshire William Warren (44) b London – Musician in Band Sarah (36) b Portsmouth William (15) b Bournemouth - Messenger Charles (14) b Bournemouth Herbert (9) b Bournemouth Ethel V (7) b Bournemouth 1911 Census @ 42 Llandaff Road, Canton William Warren (25) b Bournemouth – Tramway Motorman – Boarder Bessie (25) b Parkstone, Dorset William (1) b Cardiff [m = 2 years 1 child] Died: Bessie – Jul 1912 Christchurch, Hampshire WW1 Pension Records – 1904 William Warren (18) b Hampshire Porter 20074 Royal Garrison Artillery – 23 Jun 1904 @ Dorchester M: 28 Dec 1913 Canton chapel, Cardiff – Mary Lilia Lacey William Charles b: 10 Feb 1910 Cardiff RGA 2 Dep Gunner 22 Jun 1904 Home: 22 Jun 1904 – 26 Sep 1905 14 Co Posted Gnr. 18 Aug 1904 Egypt: 27 Sep 1905 – 11 Mar 1907 2 Coy, Posted Gnr. 27 Sep 1905 Home: 12 Mar 1907 – 4 Oct 1914 105 Co Posted Gnr. 12 Mar 1907 France: 5 Oct 1914 – 30 Jul 1918 A.R. B Sec Transferred 21 Jun 1907 Home: 31 Jul 1918 – 21 Nov 1918 Medal Roll Index Cards William Warren Gunner 20074 Royal Garrison Artillery ’14 Star France: 5 Oct 1914 British War & Victory Medals Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls William Warren Bombardier 20074 RGA – 112 Heavy Battery British War & Victory Medals Dover 1 Dec 1920

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Alfred Edward George WATSON BC/C/48/2/12/252

No Photo Born: 13 May 1893 Camden Town, London [AMJ 1895 Islington, London] Cardiff: 11 years Educated: St Mary’s School, Putney Lived: 18 Maitland Street, The Heath Occupation: Tramway Conductor / Driver Single Regiment: Pte South Lancashire Regt Joined: 14 Sep 1914 Parents: Mr & Mrs Joseph A Watson, (Yardman) 18 Maitland Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 18 Maitland Street, Gabalfa, Cardiff Joseph Alfred Watson (41) b Marylebone – Yardman, Coal Trade Sarah Ann (48) b Devises, Wilts Alfred Edward George (15) b Islington – Assistant Boot Shop Charles Albert Victor (13) b Wandsworth - School [m = 20 years 2 children] Married: OND 1919 Whitby, Yorkshire – Annie Winspear OND 1961 Surrey Daphne P Lucas Died: Feb 1976 Cardiff Probate: Watson, Alfred Edward George of 32 Cefn Road Gabalfa Cardiff died 7 February 1976. Llandaff: 5 April £1097 Medal Roll Index Cards Alfred Edward George Watson Pte 1164 7th Welsh Regt / 34016 7th South Lancashire Regt British War & Victory Medals / 72497 Royal Defence Corps Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls Alfred Edward George Watson Pte 72497 Royal Defence Corps / 1164 7th Welsh Regt / British War & Victory Medals 34016 7th S Lancs Regt (1a) 26 July 1916 – 11 Sep 1916 – 7th Welsh Regt, att: 7th Lancs 12 Sep 1916 – 13 Jun 1917 – 7th S Lancs 34016 Silver War Badge Records Alfred Edward George Watson Pte 72497 RDC Badge No: B147024 Enlisted: 14 Sep 1914 Discharged: 10 Jan 1919

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Albert WATSON Born: 24 May 1892 Cardiff Educated: Marlborough Road Schools Lived: 94 Cyfarthfa Street Occupation: Conductor Single Regiment: Gunner Royal Field Artillery Joined: 20 Fe 1915 Died: 22 Oct 1917 France Parents: Mrs Watson, 94 Cyfarthfa Street [George Watson, Stone Sawyer – 1915]

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1901 Census @ 94 Cyfarthfa Street, Roath, Cardiff George Watson (46) b Corsham, Wilts – Stone Sawyer Mary (41) b Tongwynlais George (14) b Cardiff – Messenger William Henry (12) b Cardiff Randolph (10) b Cardiff Albert (8) b Cardiff Mabel (7) b Cardiff Florence Mary (4) b Cardiff Ivor (1) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 94 Cyfarthfa Street, Roath, Cardiff George Watson (56) b Corsham, Wilts – Stone Sawyer Mary (51) b Tongwynlais William Henry (22) b Cardiff – Railway Waggon carpenter Randolph (20) b Cardiff – Grocer’s Assistant Albert (18) b Cardiff – Colliery Labourer, underground Mabel (17) b Cardiff Florence Mary (14) b Cardiff - School Ivor (11) b Cardiff - School [m = 25 years 10 children / 7 alive / 3 died] Soldier Died in the Great War Albert Watson Gnr. 745094 Territorial Force, Royal Field Artillery B Roath, Cardiff Enlisted: Cardiff KIA: 22 Oct 1917 France & Flanders Western European Theatre Medal Roll Index Cards Albert Watson Gnr. 205 / 745094 Royal Field Artillery ’15 Star (TF) France: 25 Nov 1915 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Albert Watson Gnr. 745094 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Woolwich KIA: 22 Oct 1917

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Edward F WATTS BC/C/48/2/12/254

No Photo Born: 30 June 1887 Cardiff - Edward Frank Watts Educated: Stacey Road School Lived: 4 Beresford Road, Roath Occupation: Conductor Married: JAS 1914 Cardiff – Annie Vowles Regiment: Sgt Royal Engineers Joined: 22 Apr 1915 Parents: Blanche Street, Cardiff [45, A Watts, Driver – 1915] Present Info: 1891 Census @ 4 Tyler Street, Roath, Cardiff Walter J Watts (36) b Bath – Cabman / Groom Frances (34) b Shute, Devon Florence M (7) b Cardiff Mary L (5) b Cardiff Edward F (3) b Cardiff Arthur (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 35 Blanche Street. Cardiff Walter J Watts (46) b Bath – Cab driver / Groom Frances (44) b Shute, Devon Florence M (17) b Cardiff – Biscuit Packer Mary L (15) b Cardiff Edward F (13) b Cardiff Arthur (11) b Cardiff Walter (7) b Cardiff Frances (4) b Cardiff Elizabeth (2) b Cardiff Frank Watts (44) brother b Bath – Cab driver / Groom 1911 Census @ 35 Blanche Street, Cardiff Frances Watts (54) widow b Shute, Devon Mary L (25) b Cardiff Edward F (23) b Cardiff – Milk Salesman Walter J (17) b Cardiff – Milk salesman Frances M (14) b Cardiff Elizabeth (12) b Cardiff – School Frank Watts (54) b in law b Bath – Labourer Died: Mar 1972 (84) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Edward F Watts Cpl 776 / 452386 Royal Engineers (T) British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Edward F Watts A/Sgt 452386 / 776 (T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Chatham

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Albert Charles Thomas WEAVER BC/C/48/2/12/255

No Photo Born: Aug 1876 Farnborough [OND 1876 Clutton, Somerset] Cardiff: 13 years Educated: Farnborough Lived: 2 Lewis Street, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: JFM 1909 Keysham, Somerset – Emily Julia Atkins Regiment: Sapper Royal Marines Engineers Joined: 25 Jun 1918 Parents: Farnborough Present Info: Bap: 29 Oct 1876 Farnborough, Somerset – John & Elizabeth Weaver 1881 Census @ The Lodge, Farnborough, Somerset John Weaver (38) b Farnborough - Butcher Elizabeth (35) b Butleigh, Somerset __________ (9) Frances (7) __________ (6) Albert (4) Amy (1) Susan Ford (46) sister in law 1891 Census @ Farnborough, Somerset John Weaver (45) b Farnborough – Butcher Elizabeth (45) b Bullegh, Somerset Albert (14) b Farnborough Amy (11) b Farnborough Elizabeth (9) b Farnborough Alexander (7) b Farnborough Ethel (3) b Farnborough Susan Ford (56) sister b Bullegh 1901 Census @ Magpie Top, Bristol Albert Weaver (24) b Farnborough – Grocer Warehouseman – Boarder 1911 Census @ 78 Hamilton Street, Cardiff Albert Charles Thomas Weaver (31) b Farnborough, Somerset – Tramway Emily Julia (23) b Nettlebridge, Somerset Motorman Alexander Joseph (9mths) b Cardiff [m = 2 years 1 child] Died: Mar 1951 (74) Cardiff Probate: Weaver, Albert Charles Thomas of 70 De Burgh Street Cardiff died 3 February 1951. Llandaff: 14 June to Emily Julia Weaver widow. Effects: £1130 No military found

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Stanley Hawkesford WEAVER BC/C/48/2/12/256

No Photo Born: Bridgend [OND 1882 Bridgend] Cardiff: 35 years Educated: St Monica’s School Lived: 42 Harriett Street, Cathays Occupation: Car Driver Single Regiment: Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 12 Apr 1915 Parents: [Mrs E Weaver – 1915] Present Info: 1891 Census @ 11 Hirwain Street, Cathays, Cardiff John S Weaver (39) b Gloucester – Railway Clerk Eliza (31) b Magor, Monmouthshire John S (15) b Magor – Coal Merchants Clerk George H W (13) b Magor – Errand Boy Gertrude M (12) b Magor - Scholar Stanley H (8) b Bridgend – Scholar Frederick G (5) b Cardiff Laura A (3) b Cardiff Charles E (2) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 42 Harriet Street, Cathays, Cardiff Elizabeth Weaver (42) b Magor, Monmouthshire George (24) b Magor Gertrude (22) b Magor Stanley (18) b Bridgend Frederick (15) b Cardiff Lottie (13) b Cardiff Charlie (12) b Cardiff Ethel (9) b Cardiff Annie (7) b Cardiff Walter (6) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 42 Harriet Street Elizabeth Weaver (52) b Magor, Monmouthshire Stanley (28) b Cardiff – Tramway motorman Frederick (25) b Cardiff - Chauffeur Charles (22) b Cardiff – Railway Porter Ethel (19) b Cardiff – Paper Bay Maker Annie (17) b Cardiff - Dressmaker Walter (16) b Cardiff – Junior Clerk, Coal Office [m = 37 years 11 children] Married: Sep 1928 Cardiff – Emily J Stone Died: Dec 1932 (50) Cardiff Probate: Weaver, Stanley Hawkesfield of 56 Harriet Street Cardiff died 27 November 1932. Llandaff: 16 June to Edith Margaret Browning married woman. Effects: £300 Medal Roll Index Cards Stanley H Weaver Gnr. 348282 Royal Garrison Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Roll Stanley H Weaver Gnr. 348282 Royal Garrison Artillery (TF) British War & Victory Medals Dover 21 Feb 1920

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Herbert WEBB BC/C/48/2/12/257

No Photo Born: Feb 1877 Ledbury Cardiff: 30 years Educated: Weston Lived: 1 Fort Street, Roath Occupation: Car Driver Married: OND 1906 Cardiff – Ethel May Ireland Regiment: Cpl Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: Aug 1914 Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ High Street, Ledbury, Herefordshire John Webb (29) b Ledbury – Grocer employing 3 men & 1 boy Eliza (28) b Ledbury Herbert (4) b Ledbury Ralph (2) b Ledbury Constance (1) b Ledbury Florence (7mths) b Ledbury 1891 Census @ New Street, Ledbury John S Webb (39) b Ledbury – Assists Wife Eliza (38) b Ledbury – Beer Dealer Herbert (14) b Ledbury – Gardeners Assistant Ralph J (12) b Ledbury – Scholar Constance K (11) b Ledbury – Scholar Florence (10) b Ledbury – Scholar Frank E (8) b Ledbury Mina (7) b Ledbury Evan T (4) b Ledbury Hilda H (1) b Ledbury 1901 Census @ 70 Salisbury Road, Cathays, Cardiff John Webb (49) b Ledbury – Tram Conductor Eliza (48) b Ledbury Herbert (24) b Ledbury – Grocer Shop Constance K (21) b Ledbury Minnie (17) b Ledbury Evan T (14) b Ledbury Hilda H (11) b Ledbury 1911 Census @ Sunnybank, Rumney, Cardiff Herbert Webb (34) b Ledbury – Tramway Motorman, Cardiff Corp. Ethel Mary (29) b Raglan, Monmouthshire [m = 4 years] Died: Sept 1960 (83) Cardiff Probate: Webb Herbert of 33 Wentlog Road Rumney Cardiff died 14 July 1960. Llandaff: 25 July to Ethel Mary Webb widow and Douglas Webb GPO linesman. Effects: £83 10s Medal Roll Index Cards Herbert Webb Cpl 283143 Royal Garrison Artillery / A. Sgt 1269 British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Herbert Webb Cpl 283143 Royal Garrison Artillery / A. Sgt 1269 British War & Victory Medals Woolwich 16 Jun 1920

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Charles WEDLAKE BC/C/48/2/12/258

No Photo Born: 26 Dec 1884 Cardiff Educated: Crwys Road School Lived: Cardiff Occupation: Car Driver Married: JFM 1904 Merthyr Tydfil – Clara Alice Bond Regiment: Pte Royal Army Medical Corps Joined: 31 May 1915 Parents: Cardiff Present Info: 1891 Census @ 14 Alexander street, Roath, Cardiff Wedden P Wedlake (34) b Bassington, Somerset – Railway Guard Ann (30 ) b Jersey Alfred W (11) b Cardiff – Scholar Wedden W (9) b Cardiff - Scholar Charles H (5) b Cardiff – Scholar Frank (10mths) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 17 Letty Street, Cathays, Cardiff Wedden P Wedlake (44) b Porlock, Somerset – Railway Goods Guard Ann (30 ) b Jersey Wedden W (19) b Cardiff – Iron Foundry Labourer Charles H (16) b Cardiff – Drapers Shop Porter Frank (10) b Cardiff William J (7) b Cardiff Eva A (5) b Cardiff Edith U (3) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 21 Llantrisant Street, Cardiff Charles Henry Wedlake (26) b Cardiff – Waggon Examiner, Taff Vale Railway Clara Alice (25) b Cardiff Clara Alice (6) b Cardiff Daisy Maud (50 b Cardiff Cyril Charles (3) b Cardiff Alfred Thomas (1) b Cardiff [m = 7 years 4 children] Died: 16 Mar 1941 (56) Cardiff Probate: Wedlake, Charles Henry of 21 Llantrisant Street Cardiff die 16 Mar 1941. Llandaff: 15 May to Clara Alice Wedlake widow. Effects: £527 19s 2d Medal Roll Index Cards Charles H Wedlake Pte 370105 Royal Army Medical Corps British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles H Wedlake Pte 370105 Royal Army Medical Corps British War & Victory Medals Woking 3 Aug 1920

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Albert Jenning s WEIGHILL BC/C/48/2/12/259

No Photo Born: 16 Sep 1875 Tyne Dock, Co Durham Cardiff: 7 years Educated: Gateshead, Co Durham Lived: 20 Harold Street, Roath Occupation: Motor Driver Married: AMJ 1897 Gateshead, Durham – Margaret Haddrick Regiment: L/Cpl Army Service Corps (MT) Joined: 4 Jun 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ 35 North Road, Framwellgate, Durham James Weighell (36) b Pickering, Yorks. – Relief Signalman, N E Railway Ellen (33) b Rothwell, Yorks. – Confectioner George H (13) s son b York - Scholar John J W (7) b Durham Albert J (5) b Tyne Dock, Durham 1891 Census @ 1901 Census @ 26 Park Road, Heworthy, Durham James Weighell (57) b Pickering – Railway Signalman Ellen (55) b Rothwell Haigh, Yorks. Frederick G (19) b Durham – Assistant Railway Signalman Albert Jennings Weighell (25) b Tyne Dock – Tramway Engine Driver (Visitor) Margret (21) b Bolden Colliery, Durham 1911 Census @ 122 Brunswick Road, Layton, Essex Albert Weighill (35) b Tyne Dock – Tramway Motorman, District Council Ellen (29) b Somerset Alice (11) b Taunton, Somerset [m = 12 years 1 child] Died: Sept 1932 (56) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Card Albert J Weighell Pte M2/104295 Army Service Corps ’15 Star France: 8 Aug 1915 British War & Victory Medals A. R. Cl Z: 17 Jun 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls A J Weighell Pte M2/104295 Army Service Corps 1914-15 Star (1) 8 Aug 1915 6 Feb 1920 Albert Jennings Weighell Pte M2/104295 ASC British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 25 Jun 1920

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Philip William WELCH BC/C/48/2/12/260

No Photo Born: 1 Aug 1894 York Cardiff: 6½ years Educated: Islington, Edgbaston, Birmingham Lived: 8 Regina Terrace, Canton Occupation: Substation Engineer Married: Regiment: Cpl Royal Engineers / Royal Flying Corps Joined: 9 Jan 1915 Parents: P S Welch, 37 Torwood Street, Torquay, Devon Present Info: 1901 Census @ 39 Islington Row, Birmingham Philip Welch (30) b Walsall, Staffs. – Cycle Maker Annie (28) b Birmingham Daisy (7) b Newcastle Philip W (6) b York 1911 Census @ 224 Monument Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham Annie Maria Welch (38) b Birmingham – Cycle Dealer & Repairing Philip William (16) b York – Helping in Business [m = 18 years 2 children] Died: Dec 1971 (79) Havering, London No military found

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William Ledgers WHITE BC/C/48/2/12/261

No Photo Born: Nov 1882 St George’s, Bermuda Cardiff: 20 years Educated: Plymouth Lived: 7 Knole Street, Grangetown, Cardiff Occupation: Tram Driver Married: JFM 1905 Cardiff – Minnie Ruby Reeves Regiment: Cpl Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: Oct 1915 Parents: Father – 314 High Street, Plumstead, S E 18 Present Info: 1891 Census @ 12 Chure ____, High Street, Plumstead, London William Ledger (53) b Croydon – Retired Master Gunner R__ Elizabeth (50) b Streatton Mabel (18) b Bermuda Percy (16) b Bermuda William L White (8) g son b Bermuda – Scholar John Ledger (78) father widower b Greenwich, Kent – Retired Shoemaker [William’s mother – Mary Eliza Ledger] 1901 Census @ Woodland Fort, St Budeaux, Devon William White (18) b St George, Bermuda – Soldier, Royal Garrison Artillery 1911 Census @ 169 Penarth Road, Cardiff William White (28) b St George, Bermuda – Tramway Motorman, City corp. Minnie (24) b Penarth Frederick Evan (4) b Penarth [m = 7 years 3 children / 2 alive / 1 died] Died: Mar 1937 (54) Cardiff Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Soldier Service Re cords, 1760 – 1920 William Ledgers White (15) abt 1883 St George, Bermuda Service Start: 1898 Royal Artillery CA/26171 Medal Roll Index Card William White A. Cpl 291518 Royal Garrison Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls William White A. Cpl 291518 Royal Garrison Artillery (129 Heavy Battery) / A. Cpl 73 British War & Victory Medals Dover 18 Feb 1920

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Thomas William WHITECROSS BC/C/48/2/12/262

No Photo Born: 1895 Cardiff [Oct 1897 Cardiff] Educated: Adamsdown Lived: 21 Constellation Street, Roath Occupation: Machinist Single Regiment: Sapper Royal Engineers (T) Signals Joined: 15 Mar 1914 Parents: Peter Whitecross, 21 Constellation Street Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 21 Constellation Street, Cardiff Peter Whitecross (40) b Coldstream – Coal Trimmer, Coal Exporters Alice (34) b Cardiff Catherine (16) b Cardiff Thomas (13) b Cardiff Gwendoline (8) b Cardiff [m = 17 years 3 children] Married: Mar 1914 Cardiff - _____ Bowning Died: Mar 1951 (53) Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Thomas Whitecross Spr. 452053 / 365 (T) / 2554956 Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals T F War Service Medal & Award Rolls Thomas Whitecross Spr. 452053 / 365 (T) Royal Engineers British War & Victory Medals Chatham Thomas Whitecross Spr. 2554956 / 452053 Royal Engineers Territorial Force War Medal Chatham 18 May 1922

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John WIDLAKE / WEDLAKE BC/C/48/2/12/263

No Photo Born: 19 Dec 1877 Cardiff Educated: Radnor Road School Lived: 46 Brecon Street, Canton Occupation: Car Conductor Married: 25 Aug 1906 Cardiff – Jessie Ida Furze Regiment: Driver Army Service Corps Joined: 31 May 1915 Parents: Deceased Present Info: 1881 Census @ 40 Cowbridge Road, Cardiff William Widlake (31) b Devonshire – Baker Elizabeth (29) b Cardiff John (3) b Cardiff Marian (1) b Cardiff 1891 Census @ 9 Penypeel Street, Canton, Cardiff William Wedlake (41) b Barnstaple, Devon – Dock Labourer Elizabeth (39) b Cardiff John (13) b Cardiff Marian (11) b Cardiff George H (9) b Cardiff Harry (6) b Cardiff Ivor (4) b Cardiff Minnie (2) b Cardiff Lottie (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 37 Severn Road, Canton, Cardiff John Wedlake (23) b Cardiff – Bus Conductor - Lodger George Wedlake (19) b Cardiff – Bus Conductor – Lodger 1911 Census @ 40 Brecon Street, Canton, Cardiff John Widlake (33) b Cardiff – Tram Car Conductor, City Council Jessie (26) b Cardiff Sidney (3) b Cardiff Marjorie (2) b Cardiff Ivor (1) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 3 children] Died: Sept 1964 (86) Cardiff Probate: Widlake, John of 26 Brecon Street Cardiff died 29 August 1964. Llandaff: 24 December to Eileen Maud Widlake widow. Effects: £1887 WW1 Service Records – 1915 John Widlake (37) 46 Brecon Street, Cardiff Car Conductor T4/109329 Dvr. Army Service Corps (Horse Transport) – 330th Coy. Enlisted: 31 May 1915 at Denbigh Demobbed: 4 Apr 1919 Querrieu, France m: 25 Aug 1906 Cardiff – Jessie Ida Furze Sydney William Arthur b: 10 Jun 1907 Cardiff Marjorie Lottie b: 16 Sept 1908 Cardiff Home 31 May 1915 – 30 Nov 1915 France 1 Dec 1915 – 9 Apr 1919 129th Field Ambulance, 38th Division Embarked: Southampton 1 Dec 1915 Disembarked: Havre 2 Dec 1915 Awarded 1st Good Conduct Badge: 17 July 1917 Leave: 12 – 22 Sept 1917 9 – 23 Nov 1918 Medal Roll Index Cards John Widlake Dvr. WT4/109329 Army Service Corps ’15 Star France: 2 Dec 1915 British War & Victory Medals Z Res: 10 May 1918

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Service Medal & Award Rolls John Widlake Dvr. WT4/109329 Royal Army Service Corps British War & Victory Medals Woolwich Dockyard 2 Jul 1920

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Daniel David Ivor WILLIAMS BC/C/48/2/12/264

No Photo Born: 27 May 1900 Cardiff Educated: Clarence Road National School Lived: 39 Atlas Road, Canton Occupation: Assistant Electrician Single Regiment: Ordinary Seaman HMS Queen, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Joined: 1 Jul 1918 Parents: Mr & Mrs D Williams, 39 Atlas Road Present Info: 1901 Census @ 1911 Census @ 33 Harrowby Street, Bute Docks, Cardiff David Williams (41) b Cardiff – Chain Welder, Lloyds Bute Proving Establishment Annie (37) b Cardiff David Ivor (10) b Cardiff - School Palmer Ralph (8) b Cardiff - School Thomas John (6) b Cardiff – School Jenkin Howell (1mth) b Cardiff [m = 12 years 5 children / 4 alive / 1 died] Married: JFM 1924 Cardiff – Elsie M Bleuden Died: Sept 1975 (75) South Glamorgan Probate: Williams David Ivor of 151 Bwlch Road Fairwater Cardiff died 29 August 1975. Llandaff: 11 November £9724 Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Service Records David Ivor Williams Z/5147 b: 27 May 1900 Wales National Archives - £3.45 Naval Medal & Award Rolls David I Williams WZ/5147 Ordinary Seaman 1914-1920 WW1 Europe British War Medal

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John WILLIAMS BC/C/48/2/12/265

No Photo Born: 1876 Peterson S Ely, Cardiff Educated: Severn Road School Lived: Radnor Road, Canton Occupation: Tram Car Driver Widower: Regiment: Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery Joined: 2 Jun 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1881 Census @ Maindy, Peterstone, Cardiff Evan Williams (37) b Peterstone – Farmer Catherine (37) b Peterstone Evan (12) b Llancarven Ann (10) b Llancarven Mary (9) b Llancarven David (6) b Peterstone John (5) b Peterstone Robert (3) b Peterstone 1891 Census @ 1 Penypeel Street, Canton, Cardiff Evan Williams (47) widower b Peterstone – Cart Haulier Evan (22) b Llancarven – Cart Driver Mary (19) b Llancarven David (17) b Peterstone – Dyer John (16) b Peterstone Robert (13) b Peterstone 1901 Census @ Married: OND 1903 Cardiff – Elsie Emma Warne d: Jul 1909 (25) Cardiff 1911 Census @ 21 Radner Road, Cardiff John Williams (36) widower cousin b Peterstone super Ely – Electric Car Driver, (David William & Alice Miles) City Council Died: Sept 1932 (56) Cardiff Too many John Williams to enable confirmation of military

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John A WINTER BC/C/48/2/12/266

No Photo Born: Mar 1888 Seaton [Axminster, Devon] Cardiff: 5 years Educated: Brixham Lived: 10a Wyeverne Road Occupation: Conductor Married: JFM 1911 Bridgwater, Somerset – Olive Sansom Regiment: Pte 1st Welsh Regt Joined: 6 Jul 1916 Parents: Present Info: 1891 Census @ 4 Grass Guard Street, Lyme (Lyme Regis) James T Winter (33) b Bridgwater – Commission Boatswain, CG Service Sarah (30) b Bridgwater [Coast Guard] Albert J (10) Beatrice (5) Ernest (0) 1901 Census @ 85 Bolton Street, Brixham, Devon James T Winter (43) b Bridgwater – Navy Man Sarah (40) b Bridgwater Albert (20) b Devonport – Mason’s Labourer Beatrice (15) b Seaton Frank (14) b Seaton – Stone Quarry Mule Driver John (13) b Seaton, Devon Ernest (10) b Seaton Winifred (9) b Lyme Regis, Dorset Arthur (7) b Lyme Regis Walter (6) b Brixham, Devon Wilfred (3) b Brixham 1911 Census @ 55 Wellington Road, Bridgwater, Somerset John Winter (23) b Seaton, Devon – Assistant Butcher Olive (19) b Wellington, Somerset [m = 1 year] Died: Sept 1966 (78) Cardiff Probate: Winter, John Arundall of 26 Yorath Road Whitchurch died 4 August 1966 at St David’s Hospital Cardiff. Llandaff: 9 September to Olive Winter widow. Effects: £4750 Medal Roll index Cards John Winter Pte 46179 1st Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls John Winter Pte 46179 1st Welsh Regt British War & Victory Medals Shrewsbury 6 May 1921

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Arthur Wood WORTHING BC/C/48/2/12/267

No Photo Born: 24 Apr 1890 Llanwrthwl [Apr 1892 Rhayader, Radnorshire] Cardiff: Educated: Llanwrthwl Lived: Llanidloes Occupation: Carman? Married: Regiment: Pte Royal Field Artillery Joined: 2 Oct 1916 Parents: Dolgaed Farm, Llanidloes Present Info: 1901 Census @ Glashos Lodge, Llanwrthwl. Brecon John Worthing (42) b Nantmel, Radnorshire – Gardener, Domestic Sarah (43) b Nantmel Catherine M (13) b Llanwrthwl Ernest (11) b Llanwrthwl Arthur (9) b Llanwrthwl Charlie (8) b Llanwrthwl Emma (6) b Llanwrthwl Lucy (5) b Llanwrthwl Evelyn M (3) b Llanwrthwl 1911 Census @ Dolgaed Farm, Builth R___, Radnorshire John Worthing (52) b Nantmel, Radnorshire – Farmer Sarah (43) b Nantmel Catherine M (23) b Llanwrthwl – Dairy Work Ernest (20) b Llanwrthwl – Waggoner on Farm Arthur Wood (19) b Llanwrthwl – Cowman Charlie H (17) b Llanwrthwl - Shepherd Emma (16) b Llanwrthwl - Housework Lucy (14) b Llanwrthwl - School Evelyn M (12) b Llanwrthwl - School [m = 35 years 15 children / 13 alive / 2 died] Died: Mar 19222 (29) Rhayader Medal Roll Index Cards Arthur Wood Worthing Gnr. 161341 Royal Field Artillery British War & Victory Medals Service Medal & Award Rolls Arthur Wood Worthing Gnr. 161341 Royal Field Artillery (701624 TF RFA) British War & Victory Medals

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Herbert Richard WYATT BC/C/48/2/12/268

No Photo Born: 17 Feb 1896 Canton, Cardiff Educated: Council Schools Lived: 18 Planet Street, Roath Occupation: Tram Conductor Single Regiment: Seaman HMS Romola, Royal Navy Joined: June 1915 Parents: Present Info: 1901 Census @ 5 Brunswick Street, Canton, Cardiff William Eden Wyatt (38) b Warwick – Hatters Assistant Frances Ella (27) b Wapley, Gloucestershire Herbert Richard (5) b Cardiff William Eden (3) b Cardiff Arthur Edward (1) b Cardiff Richard Hedley (68) f in law widr. b Warwick – Butcher 1911 Census @ 4 Asgog Street, Moors, Cardiff George Founds (37) b Northam, Devon – Dock Worker, Iron Ore Frances E (37) b Wapley, Devon Herbert Wyatt (15) s son b Cardiff – Errand Boy, Fruiterer William Wyatt (13) s son b Cardiff – Errand Boy, Chemist Arthur Wyatt (11) s son b Cardiff – School Olive Founds (3) b Cardiff [m = 4 years 4 children] Married: Sept 1930 Cardiff – Julia Maisie Jones Died: 2 Sept 1964 Cardiff Royal Naval Register of Seaman’s Service, 1853-1928 Herbert Richard Wyatt J40477 1 June 1915 – 14 Mar 1919 Mother: Ella, 18 Planet Street, Roath Cardiff AB Seaman – Star, Victory & British War Medals

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Francis Stephen WYNNE / WINN MM BC/C/48/2/12/269

No Photo Born: 17 Aug 1899 Cardiff Educated: Cardiff Lived: 24 Cathays Terrace, Cardiff Occupation: Motorman Married: Regiment: Sgt Major Army Service Corps (MT) Joined: 6 May 1914 Wounded: @ Mons and @ Somme Medals: MM – 14 Sep 1914 Parents: Present Info: Francis Stephen Winn b: OND 1889 Cardiff m: OND 1909 Cardiff Francis Stephen Wynne d: Mar 1965 (75) Cardiff 1891 Census @ 158 But____ Street, Roath, Cardiff John Winn (31) b Cardiff – Carpenter’s Mate Annie (24) b Yorkshire Francis (1) b Cardiff 1901 Census @ 28 Treharris Street, Roath John S Winn (41) b Cardiff – Carpenter Violet E (24) b Grimstone, Yorks. Francis S (12) b Cardiff Muriel A (9) b Cardiff Gladys W (5) b Cardiff 1911 Census @ 33 Merthyr Street, Cathays Francis Stephen Wynne (25) b Cardiff – Assisting in Motor Driver, Brewery Phoebe Mary (25) b Cardiff Francis John (10mths) b Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Francis S Wynne Pte M2/101857 – A. Staff Sgt ’15 Star France: 4 Sept 1915 BW&V A.R. Cl Z: 31 May 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls Francis Stephen Wynne A. Sgt M2/101857 – A. Staff Sgt BW&V Woolwich Dockyard: 25 Jun 1920 Forces War Record F. S. Wynne Pte M2/101857 ASC - 1917 13 Dec 1917 Disordered action of the Heart Entrained: Agnez-les-Duiscins Detrained: Etaples No record of MM. Medal not introduced until 25 March 1916

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Albert YEOMANS BC/C/48/2/12/270

No Photo Born: Sept 1887 Manchester [b: 3 January 1887] Cardiff: 12 years Educated: Manchester Lived: 45 Blanche Street Occupation: Tram Driver Married: Regiment: Pte Machine Gun Corps Joined: 13 Apr 1917 Parents: Present Info: Bap: 30 Jan 1887 Manchester – Edward & Mary Ann Yeoman 1901 Census @ 2 Hills Garden, Littleborough, Lancs. Edward Yeoman (52) b Manchester – General Labourer Mary Ann (48) b Manchester – Charwoman Edward (16) b Manchester – Raiser Flannelette Albert (14) b Manchester – Bleacher Henry (11) b Littleborough 1911 Census @ 10 White Lees Road, Littleborough, Lancs. Mary Ann Yeoman (55) widow b Manchester Edward (26) b Manchester – Cotton Size house Labourer Albert (24) b Manchester – Labourer in Flannelette Works Henry (21) b Littleborough – Raiser of Flannelette [m = 31 years 10 children / 4 alive / 6 died] 1937 Western Mail Directory of Cardiff Albert Yeomans – 113 Appledore Road – Bus Driver Died: Jun 1972 (85) Rochdale, Lancs. Medal Roll Index Cards Albert Yeomans Pte 108897 Machine Gun Corps British War & Victory Medals Cl Z: 4 Mar 1919 Service Medal & Award Rolls Albert Yeomans Pte 108897 Machine Gun Corps British War & Victory Medals Alexandra Palace 22 July 1920

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Charles Frederick YEOMANS BC/C/48/2/12/271

No Photo Born: 31 Mar 1870 Manchester Cardiff: 18 years Educated: Manchester Lived: 181 Mackintosh Place, Roath Occupation: Wireman [Electrician – 1915] Married: 20 Oct 1890 Salford, Lancs. – Matilda Jane Burgess Regiment: Sgt 12th Lancashire Fusiliers Joined: 8 Sep 1914 Parents: Deceased Present Info: Bap: 24 Apr 1870 Harpurhey, Manchester – Samuel & Sarah Jane Yeomans 1871 Census @ 28 Woodland Street, Manchester Joseph Stanley (60) b Cheshire – Agricultural Labourer Susan (56) b Shropshire Samuel Yeomans (27) s in law – Market Constable Sarah Jane (23) Worsted Weaver Chas Fred. (17mths) g son b Harpurhey 1881 Census @ 36 Granville Street, Salford Samuel Yeomans (37) Railway Engine Stoker Sarah J (33) b Whittington, Cheshire Chas F (11) b Harpurhey Minnie (6) b Harpurhey Bertha (4) b Bolton Samuel (1) b Bolton 1891 Census @ 13 Gardenwall Street, Salford Samuel Yeomans (47) b Middleton, Derbyshire – Railway Engineer Sarah J (43) b Whittington, Cheshire Charles F (21) b Harpurhey – Soldier L/Cpl Infantry Minnie (16) b Harpurhey – Cotton Weaver Bertha (14) b Salford – Cotton Weaver Samuel (11) b Salford – Scholar Thomas A (3) b Salford 1901 Census @ 80 Swan Lane, Bolton Charles Frederick Yeomans (31) b Manchester – Electric Car Driver Matilda J (31) b Macclesfield, Cheshire Frederick (8) b Manchester William (6) b Dryladen Samuel (1) b Bolton Emily (3mths) b Bolton Samuel Yeomans (21) brother b Manchester – Electric Car Conductor Married 2: 21 Mar 1909 Cardiff – Ellen Elkins (widow) 1911 Census @ 113 Arabella Street, Cardiff Charles Frederick Yeomans (41) b Manchester – Electrician, Cardiff Tramway Ellen (42) b Newport, Monmouth Frederick (18) b Salford – Telephonist, Post Office William Stanley (16) b Salford – Telegraph Messenger Samuel (11) b Bolton – School Emily (10) b Bolton – School [19 Jan 1901] Bertha (5) b Cardiff – School [25 Jun 1905] [m = 1 year] Died: Mar 1930 (59) Cardiff

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Probate: Yeomans, Charles Frederick of 165 Mackintosh Place Roath Park Cardiff died 10 January 1930 at Cardiff Royal Infirmary. Llandaff: 30 January to Ellen Yeomans widow. Effects: £489 WW1 Pension Records – 1914 Charles Frederick Yeomans (44) b 1870 Lancashire Electrician M: 21 Mar 1909 Cardiff 5070 Lancashire Fusiliers – Army Reserves (Special Reservist) 3 years Attested & Posted Pte 8 Sep 1914 12th Posted Pte 11 Sep 1914 Home 8 Sep’14 – 3 Sep’15 12th Promoted Sgt 8 Sep 1914 France 4 Sep’15 – 26 Oct’15 D Posted Sgt 26 Dec 1916 Balkans 27 Oct’15 – 25 Feb’17 D Transferred to A R Cl W Sgt 31 May 1917 Home 26 Dec’16 – 31 May’17 D Discharged – no longer A. R. 1 Jun’17 – 26 Nov’17 physically fit for war service 26 Nov 1917 26Nov 1917 – Physically unfit due to Malaria – Originated Apr 1916 Salonika 72 Arabella Street, Roath Cardiff Medal Roll Index Cards Charles Frederick Yeomans Sgt 5070 12th Lancashire Fusiliers ’15 Star France: 5 Sept 1915 British War & Victory Medals Silver War Badge Service Medal & Award Rolls Charles Frederick Yeomans Sgt 5070 12th Lancashire Fusiliers British War & Victory Medals Fulwood Barracks 18 July 1920