Private Joseph Ambrose PARKER .
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.) transf. to (355206) 428th Coy. Eastern Command .
Official Number: 7/542. Unit: 7/542. 7th Bn.
Died on the 5th March 1919 . Aged 43 .
His parents were Robert William Parker and his wife Ellen Matilda
His wife was Alice Isobel Parker (nee Gatfield) 4 Laurel Cottages Bagshot.
Pvt. Parker did not die in Bagshot but at a Military Hospital in Norwich.
Baptised at St Michael’s in Camberley on the 2nd of April 1876.
His father was a gardener at the Royal Military College.
On the 19th of April 1897 he married Alice Isobel Gatfield at Bagshot .
They had six children between 1897 and 1911 – four of whom were alive when the census was taken.
In 1911 he was working as a gardener – living on Jenkins Hill at Bagshot.
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.) transf. to (355206) 428th Coy. Eastern Command .
Official Number: 7/542. Unit: 7/542. 7th Bn.
Died on the 5th March 1919 . Aged 43 .
His parents were Robert William Parker and his wife Ellen Matilda
His wife was Alice Isobel Parker (nee Gatfield) 4 Laurel Cottages Bagshot.
Pvt. Parker did not die in Bagshot but at a Military Hospital in Norwich.
Baptised at St Michael’s in Camberley on the 2nd of April 1876.
His father was a gardener at the Royal Military College.
On the 19th of April 1897 he married Alice Isobel Gatfield at Bagshot .
They had six children between 1897 and 1911 – four of whom were alive when the census was taken.
In 1911 he was working as a gardener – living on Jenkins Hill at Bagshot.
Private Joseph Ambrose PARKER .
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.) transf. to (355206) 428th Coy. Eastern Command .
Official Number: 7/542. Unit: 7/542. 7th Bn.
Died on the 5th March 1919 . Aged 43 .
His parents were Robert William Parker and his wife Ellen Matilda
His wife was Alice Isobel Parker (nee Gatfield) 4 Laurel Cottages Bagshot.
Pvt. Parker did not die in Bagshot but at a Military Hospital in Norwich.
Baptised at St Michael’s in Camberley on the 2nd of April 1876.
His father was a gardener at the Royal Military College.
On the 19th of April 1897 he married Alice Isobel Gatfield at Bagshot .
They had six children between 1897 and 1911 – four of whom were alive when the census was taken.
In 1911 he was working as a gardener – living on Jenkins Hill at Bagshot.
The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.) transf. to (355206) 428th Coy. Eastern Command .
Official Number: 7/542. Unit: 7/542. 7th Bn.
Died on the 5th March 1919 . Aged 43 .
His parents were Robert William Parker and his wife Ellen Matilda
His wife was Alice Isobel Parker (nee Gatfield) 4 Laurel Cottages Bagshot.
Pvt. Parker did not die in Bagshot but at a Military Hospital in Norwich.
Baptised at St Michael’s in Camberley on the 2nd of April 1876.
His father was a gardener at the Royal Military College.
On the 19th of April 1897 he married Alice Isobel Gatfield at Bagshot .
They had six children between 1897 and 1911 – four of whom were alive when the census was taken.
In 1911 he was working as a gardener – living on Jenkins Hill at Bagshot.
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