Were they in Armed Services - Roberts

[Kimberley]

1901 census (RG13 465 130 6)
71 Crescent Lane,Clapham
Frederick ROBERTS 39 head born Chester,Cheshire
Alice Maud ROBERTS 31 wife born Brompton,London

children:
Percy Frederick ROBERTS 12 born Dulwich
Charles Thomas ROBERTS 8 born Clapham
Harold Cecil ROBERTS 5 born Clapham
Nelson Ernest ROBERTS 2 born Clapham
Leonard Cyril ROBERTS 3months born Clapham

Seeking any information of WW1 or WW2 service of children !

I do not know if they served or if they died during war service or survived !

[Kimberley]

1901 census (RG13 465 130 6)
71 Crescent Lane,Clapham
Frederick ROBERTS 39 head born Chester,Cheshire
Alice Maud ROBERTS 31 wife born Brompton,London

children:
Percy Frederick ROBERTS 12 born Dulwich
Charles Thomas ROBERTS 8 born Clapham
Harold Cecil ROBERTS 5 born Clapham
Nelson Ernest ROBERTS 2 born Clapham
Leonard Cyril ROBERTS 3months born Clapham

Seeking any information of WW1 or WW2 service of children !

I do not know if they served or if they died during war service or survived !

Subsequent to posting this lookup I have found ref on Commonwealth War Grave Commission
http://www.cwgc.org/

site to following:

L/c Harold Cecil ROBERTS # G/4008 The Queen's Regiment (Royal West Surrey Regiment) killed in action 7/6/1917 (Ypres Menin Gate Memorial)

Private Nelson Ernest ROBERTS # 203421 - Hertfordshire Regiment killed 30/3/1918 age 19...son of Alice Maud ROBERTS 19 Chatsworth Road,West Norwood,London and late Frederick ROBERTS

Looks as though mother, Alice Maud ROBERTS moved from 71 Crescent lane,Clapham where recorded in 1901 census to 19 Chatswood Road,West Norwood,London and father of Nelson Roberts was deceased !

Bearing in mind the address of 19 Chatswood Road, West Norwood,London may have been her address at time of her sons enlistment or at time of his death in 1918.

I know there is such a wealth of knowledge with Rootchatters who have been down these paths before !

Help please !

[Rochdalian]

Have you tried looking for their Medal Index Cards (MIC) on the National Archives site?

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/

Bob


Edit:  Just read your other identical post