Soldiers Died Great War

[daz68]

Hi Mack

Thanks for your kind offer could you please look up for me the following person:

George Harold Stace
Service number - 538595
Royal Engineers
Born Eastbourne

Many thanks
Darren

[manmack]

hiya darren,this is what i have,chris will bring up his SDGW details for you.
driver george,harold stace
royal engineers
signals GHQ
538595 then T3768
age 29
born eastbourne
wife.annie,4sandbach st,eastbourne.
mother elizabeth
father george
he had at least two sisters
died 2-1-1919
buried.mikra british cemetary kalamaria,greece
grave ref 1120
the family home at one time,was 21 ann st,brighton
regards mack
sorry thats all i have darren

[harribobs]

i can't find him on SDGW, but i doubt whether there'd be any further information 

[manmack]

oops,thats my fault mate,i forgot,sdgw dont go into 1919,mack

[harribobs]

    i didn't notice the date!!

[Wendi]

Hi Darren

Just to add 

His medal card is available, although not sure what other info it'll give that mack has not already provided. 

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-result.asp?Edoc_Id=5537302&queryType=1&resultcount=5

Also you could apply for his death certificate if you so wished from the GRO Overseas section.

Wendi

[Kevwood]

Darren, the death cert for your guy is.

George H Stace Driver 538595 R.E 1919  (volume)E.2 (page)463

Kev.

[daz68]

Many thanks to you all for your help.  One question to you Mack, how do you know that the family at one time lived at 21 Ann Street in Brighton?  I had always assumed they were a born and bred Eastbourne family.

Regards and thanks again
Darren

[manmack]

1882 census darren,could brighton be the admin district,went it comes to civvie records i am ledgendary on here for not having a clue mate
mack