_George MAYHEW ______+ | (1820 - 1885) m 1843 _George Walter MAYHEW _| | (1848 - 1924) m 1870 | | |_Mary Ann WILKINS ___+ | (1823 - 1904) m 1843 | |--Thomas Henry MAYHEW | (1885 - 1952) | _Richard RAMPLING ___+ | | (1816 - 1899) m 1838 |_Louisa RAMPLING ______| (1850 - 1917) m 1870 | |_Harriet DOWSON _____+ (1821 - 1889) m 1838
[1155] Details from Army Service Records at National Archives. Middlesex Regt. (7891) on enlistment, transferred to Agricultural C. (Labour Corps.) in 1917. Medals: Victory, British and 1915 Star. Physical details, 5' 6" tall, chest 36", tattoos on both arms (details on Attestation Record).. Committed 2 offences at Pirbright Training Centre: 4th July 1915 Overstaying his pass & 7 days confined to barracks. 19th July 1915 Refusing to obey an order and given a 5-day field punishment (shackled but not fixed). Wounded in action: Gunshot wounds left thigh Oct. 1915 and back Aug. 1916. Awarded Victory and Britsh Medals and 1914/15 Star. Also presumably the Silver Wound Badge.
[1141] birth:GRO index: 1a 353, September Quarter 1885
[1143] death:GRO ref. Sep. Qtr. 5g 212 Surrey Mid Eastern
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