1873
sibling
Charles Percy Folbigg
Source:9259399
1873
1874
sibling
Sidney Folbigg
Source:9259399
1874
1876
sibling
Edith Rosa Folbigg
Source:9259399
1876
1878
sibling
Agnes Folbigg
Source:9259399
1878
1879
sibling
George Cyril Died Next Year Folbigg
Source:9259399
1879
1881
sibling
George Folbigg
Source:9259399
1881
1883
sibling
Alan Ernest
Source:9259399
1883
1891
dates
Age 4
Source:9259408
1891
1891
location
Chelsea Villa, Miserden, Glos.
United Kingdom
parents address
Source:9259408
1891
1892
sibling
Harry Selby Folbigg
Source:9259399
1892
1901
dates
Age 14
Source:9259408
1901
1901
employment
errand boy servant
George Banaster retired solicitor
Tewkesbury, Glos
United Kingdom
Source:9259408
1901
1901
location
Moythe Villa, Tewkesbury, Glos
United Kingdom
away from home address
Source:9259408
1901
1915
employment
driver
Source:9260052
1915
1915
location
1785 First Street, Victoria
Canada
their own address
Source:9260052
December 1915
1916
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
driver
313886
10th Field Artillery Ammunition Column
Source:9479584
14th July 1916
1916
theatres
France & Belgium: 1a
Source:9260052
14th July 1916
1916
hospitalisation
P.U.O. (pyrexia of unknown origin, or trench fever)
Hospital/Institution
Source:9260052
December 1916
1916
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
bombardier
Source:9260052
December 1916
1917
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
acting corporal
Source:9260052
June 1917
1917
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
corporal
Source:9260052
July 1917
1917
awards
Military Medal (MM)
British Award/Decoration
Source:9259414
27th October 1917
1918
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Acting Sergeant
Source:9260052
January 1918
1918
hospitalisation
He had received a GSW (gun shot wound) originally recorded to his back but then changed to his abdomen. Shrapnel from a high explosive shell was removed in an operation which left a 12’’ scar.
Hospital/Institution
Source:9260052
August 1918
1918
service
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Sergeant
Source:9260052
August 1918
1918
hospitalisation
The first telegram = severely wounded in the back. They next had a letter to say that he was going on all right; a third message, conveyed in a telegram, is that he is serious condition.
Hospital/Institution
Source:9259413
30th August 1918
1920
location
Lacon, Marshall, Illinois
United States
their own address
Source:9259425
1920
1928
children
Joyce
Source:9265070
1928
marriage
Violet May Hill
Source:9259411
service
British Army
Corporal
313886
Canadian Field Artillery
Source:5033754
1944
death
War Related Sickness
obstruction of intestine. death was due to service
Victoria British Columbia
Canada
Source:9259411
20th April 1944
burial
Royal Oak Burial Park
Non-War Cemetery
Victoria
Canada
Source:9259411