RANK & SERVICE NUMBER Private 130137
BATTALION 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada)
REGIMENT Canadian Infantry
ENLISTMENT DETAILS 4th October 1915 in Vancouver, Canada.
DATE FIRST SERVED IN THEATRE OF WAR 12th August 1916 in France.
SERVICE RECORD
Arthur was assigned to the 72nd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he enlisted for war service. He was described as 5'6" tall with grey eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. His date of birth is shown as 30th Oct 1896 which is incorrect by one year, he also appears to have acquired a middle initial ‘A’. He embarked at Halifax in Canada, on 23rd April 1916 and landed in Liverpool, on 5th May. He proceeded to France with his Battalion in August that year to join the British Expeditionary Force. The 72nd battalion were part of the 12th Infantry Brigade in the 4th (Canadian) Division. They received many battle honours including ‘The Battle of the Somme’ in 1916, ‘The Battle of Vimy Ridge’ and ‘The Battle of Passchendaele’ in 1917 and ‘The Battle of Amiens’ in August 1918. On 29th September 1918, Arthur was wounded by gunshot and shrapnel in his left arm, left hand, left leg and left cheek. He was treated at the 22nd Casualty Clearing station, before being admitted to the 32nd Stationary Hospital, where it was found that his left leg was so badly damaged, that it had to be amputated. He became seriously ill a few days after the operation and died in the hospital on 9th October 1918.
DATE AND CLASSIFICATION OF DEATH Died of wounds received in action 9th October 1918.
PLACE OF DEATH 32nd Stationary Hospital in Wimereux France.
AGE AT DEATH 22
GRAVE & CEMETERY DETAILS
Grave V.D.1.
Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimereux, France.
The 32nd Stationary Hospital was located here in October 1918. Terlincthun British Cemetery was created in June 1918 when the cemeteries in nearby Boulogne became full. There are 326 Canadian casualties buried here.
KNOWN WAR MEMORIAL LISTINGS
Page 414 of the Canadian on-line Book of Remembrance and Virtual War Memorial.
MEDALS British War and Victory Medals.
DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH 30th October 1895 in Mission City, New Westminster, British Columbia.
NAME OF PARENTS Henry George Gibbard and Eliza Gibbard nee Cooke.
DATE AND PLACE OF PARENTS MARRIAGE 3rd January 1875 at All Saint’s Church, West Bromwich, Birmingham.
NAME AND BIRTH DATES OF SIBLINGS John Henry 1875, David 1876, Agnes 1878, Clara 1878, Fred 1879, George 1882, all born in West Bromwich near Birmingham. Tom 1884, born in Smethwick near Birmingham. Frank 1885 (died 1886), Frank 1887, Nellie 1889, Walter 1891, Amos 1893 and Charles Alexander 1898, all born in Canada.
CENSUS 1901 Age 6. Living with his parents and siblings in Dewdney, British Columbia, Canada. His five eldest siblings are living elsewhere. His father is a Farmer.
CENSUS 1911 Age 16. Living with his parents and four youngest siblings in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. His father is a Farmer
OTHER SUPPORTING FAMILY INFORMATION
Father Henry was a Carter in 1881 and in 1887, he moved his rapidly expanding family to Canada, where they settled on their own Homestead in Mission City, British Columbia. He died there, aged 68, on 7th February 1922. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
Mother Eliza died in Mission City, British Columbia, aged 59, on 19th October 1915. She is buried in the same grave as Arthur’s father in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother John married Mary Louisa Dowding in Canada, on 10th January 1900. They had at least three children together. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 3rd March 1962. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother David married Clara Belle Rose Ryder in Canada, on 24th May 1905. They had at least seven children together. David died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 83, on 9th September 1960. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Sister Agnes married George Alexander Abbott in Canada, on 17th September 1894. They had at least eleven children together. Agnes died in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, aged 55 on 15th April 1934.
Sister Clara married Thomas Wilkinson in Canada, on 24th October 1904. They had at least four children together. Clara died in Chase River, British Columbia, Canada, aged 53, on 5th July 1931.
Brother Fred served in the 47th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry in the Great War. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 69, on 13th September 1949. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery. His headstone shows his Battalion details. Fred is not known to have married.
Brother George married Clara Gertrude Cox in Canada, on 14th October 1908. They had at least two children together. George died in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, aged 82, on 9th February 1964.
Brother Tom married Edna Emma Sheldon in Canada, on 22 June 1909. They had at least two children together. Tom died in Mission City, British Columbia, Canada, aged 39, on 24th March 1923. An injury to Tom’s Spinal column through fall from a moving railway train in the year 1907, together with Tuberculosis in the vertebrae of his spine, were the cause of his early death. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Frank (born 1887) married Sarah Louise Baker in Canada, on 4th September 1911. They had at least three children together. Frank died in Athlone Private Hospital in Vancouver, Canada, aged 63, on 14th January 1951. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in his home town.
Sister Nellie married John Dougall Liddle in Canada, on 9th November 1911. They had at least two children together. Nellie died in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada, aged 51, on 18th August 1940.
Brother Walter married Gladys Annie Dwyer in Canada, on 22nd December 1914. They had at least one child together. Walter died in Seattle in the USA, aged 66, on 31st December 1957.
Brother Amos married Winifred Ellen Aves in Canada, on 16th June 1915. They had at least one child together. Amos died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 16th February 1980. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Charles married Adeline Stott in Canada, on 18th July 1928. It is not known whether they had any children. Charles died in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, aged 89, on 5th February 1988.
BATTALION 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada)
REGIMENT Canadian Infantry
ENLISTMENT DETAILS 4th October 1915 in Vancouver, Canada.
DATE FIRST SERVED IN THEATRE OF WAR 12th August 1916 in France.
SERVICE RECORD
Arthur was assigned to the 72nd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he enlisted for war service. He was described as 5'6" tall with grey eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. His date of birth is shown as 30th Oct 1896 which is incorrect by one year, he also appears to have acquired a middle initial ‘A’. He embarked at Halifax in Canada, on 23rd April 1916 and landed in Liverpool, on 5th May. He proceeded to France with his Battalion in August that year to join the British Expeditionary Force. The 72nd battalion were part of the 12th Infantry Brigade in the 4th (Canadian) Division. They received many battle honours including ‘The Battle of the Somme’ in 1916, ‘The Battle of Vimy Ridge’ and ‘The Battle of Passchendaele’ in 1917 and ‘The Battle of Amiens’ in August 1918. On 29th September 1918, Arthur was wounded by gunshot and shrapnel in his left arm, left hand, left leg and left cheek. He was treated at the 22nd Casualty Clearing station, before being admitted to the 32nd Stationary Hospital, where it was found that his left leg was so badly damaged, that it had to be amputated. He became seriously ill a few days after the operation and died in the hospital on 9th October 1918.
DATE AND CLASSIFICATION OF DEATH Died of wounds received in action 9th October 1918.
PLACE OF DEATH 32nd Stationary Hospital in Wimereux France.
AGE AT DEATH 22
GRAVE & CEMETERY DETAILS
Grave V.D.1.
Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimereux, France.
The 32nd Stationary Hospital was located here in October 1918. Terlincthun British Cemetery was created in June 1918 when the cemeteries in nearby Boulogne became full. There are 326 Canadian casualties buried here.
KNOWN WAR MEMORIAL LISTINGS
Page 414 of the Canadian on-line Book of Remembrance and Virtual War Memorial.
MEDALS British War and Victory Medals.
DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH 30th October 1895 in Mission City, New Westminster, British Columbia.
NAME OF PARENTS Henry George Gibbard and Eliza Gibbard nee Cooke.
DATE AND PLACE OF PARENTS MARRIAGE 3rd January 1875 at All Saint’s Church, West Bromwich, Birmingham.
NAME AND BIRTH DATES OF SIBLINGS John Henry 1875, David 1876, Agnes 1878, Clara 1878, Fred 1879, George 1882, all born in West Bromwich near Birmingham. Tom 1884, born in Smethwick near Birmingham. Frank 1885 (died 1886), Frank 1887, Nellie 1889, Walter 1891, Amos 1893 and Charles Alexander 1898, all born in Canada.
CENSUS 1901 Age 6. Living with his parents and siblings in Dewdney, British Columbia, Canada. His five eldest siblings are living elsewhere. His father is a Farmer.
CENSUS 1911 Age 16. Living with his parents and four youngest siblings in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. His father is a Farmer
OTHER SUPPORTING FAMILY INFORMATION
Father Henry was a Carter in 1881 and in 1887, he moved his rapidly expanding family to Canada, where they settled on their own Homestead in Mission City, British Columbia. He died there, aged 68, on 7th February 1922. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
Mother Eliza died in Mission City, British Columbia, aged 59, on 19th October 1915. She is buried in the same grave as Arthur’s father in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother John married Mary Louisa Dowding in Canada, on 10th January 1900. They had at least three children together. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 3rd March 1962. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother David married Clara Belle Rose Ryder in Canada, on 24th May 1905. They had at least seven children together. David died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 83, on 9th September 1960. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Sister Agnes married George Alexander Abbott in Canada, on 17th September 1894. They had at least eleven children together. Agnes died in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, aged 55 on 15th April 1934.
Sister Clara married Thomas Wilkinson in Canada, on 24th October 1904. They had at least four children together. Clara died in Chase River, British Columbia, Canada, aged 53, on 5th July 1931.
Brother Fred served in the 47th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry in the Great War. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 69, on 13th September 1949. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery. His headstone shows his Battalion details. Fred is not known to have married.
Brother George married Clara Gertrude Cox in Canada, on 14th October 1908. They had at least two children together. George died in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, aged 82, on 9th February 1964.
Brother Tom married Edna Emma Sheldon in Canada, on 22 June 1909. They had at least two children together. Tom died in Mission City, British Columbia, Canada, aged 39, on 24th March 1923. An injury to Tom’s Spinal column through fall from a moving railway train in the year 1907, together with Tuberculosis in the vertebrae of his spine, were the cause of his early death. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Frank (born 1887) married Sarah Louise Baker in Canada, on 4th September 1911. They had at least three children together. Frank died in Athlone Private Hospital in Vancouver, Canada, aged 63, on 14th January 1951. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in his home town.
Sister Nellie married John Dougall Liddle in Canada, on 9th November 1911. They had at least two children together. Nellie died in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada, aged 51, on 18th August 1940.
Brother Walter married Gladys Annie Dwyer in Canada, on 22nd December 1914. They had at least one child together. Walter died in Seattle in the USA, aged 66, on 31st December 1957.
Brother Amos married Winifred Ellen Aves in Canada, on 16th June 1915. They had at least one child together. Amos died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 16th February 1980. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Charles married Adeline Stott in Canada, on 18th July 1928. It is not known whether they had any children. Charles died in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, aged 89, on 5th February 1988.
RANK & SERVICE NUMBER Private 130137
BATTALION 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada)
REGIMENT Canadian Infantry
ENLISTMENT DETAILS 4th October 1915 in Vancouver, Canada.
DATE FIRST SERVED IN THEATRE OF WAR 12th August 1916 in France.
SERVICE RECORD
Arthur was assigned to the 72nd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he enlisted for war service. He was described as 5'6" tall with grey eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. His date of birth is shown as 30th Oct 1896 which is incorrect by one year, he also appears to have acquired a middle initial ‘A’. He embarked at Halifax in Canada, on 23rd April 1916 and landed in Liverpool, on 5th May. He proceeded to France with his Battalion in August that year to join the British Expeditionary Force. The 72nd battalion were part of the 12th Infantry Brigade in the 4th (Canadian) Division. They received many battle honours including ‘The Battle of the Somme’ in 1916, ‘The Battle of Vimy Ridge’ and ‘The Battle of Passchendaele’ in 1917 and ‘The Battle of Amiens’ in August 1918. On 29th September 1918, Arthur was wounded by gunshot and shrapnel in his left arm, left hand, left leg and left cheek. He was treated at the 22nd Casualty Clearing station, before being admitted to the 32nd Stationary Hospital, where it was found that his left leg was so badly damaged, that it had to be amputated. He became seriously ill a few days after the operation and died in the hospital on 9th October 1918.
DATE AND CLASSIFICATION OF DEATH Died of wounds received in action 9th October 1918.
PLACE OF DEATH 32nd Stationary Hospital in Wimereux France.
AGE AT DEATH 22
GRAVE & CEMETERY DETAILS
Grave V.D.1.
Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimereux, France.
The 32nd Stationary Hospital was located here in October 1918. Terlincthun British Cemetery was created in June 1918 when the cemeteries in nearby Boulogne became full. There are 326 Canadian casualties buried here.
KNOWN WAR MEMORIAL LISTINGS
Page 414 of the Canadian on-line Book of Remembrance and Virtual War Memorial.
MEDALS British War and Victory Medals.
DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH 30th October 1895 in Mission City, New Westminster, British Columbia.
NAME OF PARENTS Henry George Gibbard and Eliza Gibbard nee Cooke.
DATE AND PLACE OF PARENTS MARRIAGE 3rd January 1875 at All Saint’s Church, West Bromwich, Birmingham.
NAME AND BIRTH DATES OF SIBLINGS John Henry 1875, David 1876, Agnes 1878, Clara 1878, Fred 1879, George 1882, all born in West Bromwich near Birmingham. Tom 1884, born in Smethwick near Birmingham. Frank 1885 (died 1886), Frank 1887, Nellie 1889, Walter 1891, Amos 1893 and Charles Alexander 1898, all born in Canada.
CENSUS 1901 Age 6. Living with his parents and siblings in Dewdney, British Columbia, Canada. His five eldest siblings are living elsewhere. His father is a Farmer.
CENSUS 1911 Age 16. Living with his parents and four youngest siblings in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. His father is a Farmer
OTHER SUPPORTING FAMILY INFORMATION
Father Henry was a Carter in 1881 and in 1887, he moved his rapidly expanding family to Canada, where they settled on their own Homestead in Mission City, British Columbia. He died there, aged 68, on 7th February 1922. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
Mother Eliza died in Mission City, British Columbia, aged 59, on 19th October 1915. She is buried in the same grave as Arthur’s father in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother John married Mary Louisa Dowding in Canada, on 10th January 1900. They had at least three children together. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 3rd March 1962. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother David married Clara Belle Rose Ryder in Canada, on 24th May 1905. They had at least seven children together. David died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 83, on 9th September 1960. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Sister Agnes married George Alexander Abbott in Canada, on 17th September 1894. They had at least eleven children together. Agnes died in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, aged 55 on 15th April 1934.
Sister Clara married Thomas Wilkinson in Canada, on 24th October 1904. They had at least four children together. Clara died in Chase River, British Columbia, Canada, aged 53, on 5th July 1931.
Brother Fred served in the 47th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry in the Great War. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 69, on 13th September 1949. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery. His headstone shows his Battalion details. Fred is not known to have married.
Brother George married Clara Gertrude Cox in Canada, on 14th October 1908. They had at least two children together. George died in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, aged 82, on 9th February 1964.
Brother Tom married Edna Emma Sheldon in Canada, on 22 June 1909. They had at least two children together. Tom died in Mission City, British Columbia, Canada, aged 39, on 24th March 1923. An injury to Tom’s Spinal column through fall from a moving railway train in the year 1907, together with Tuberculosis in the vertebrae of his spine, were the cause of his early death. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Frank (born 1887) married Sarah Louise Baker in Canada, on 4th September 1911. They had at least three children together. Frank died in Athlone Private Hospital in Vancouver, Canada, aged 63, on 14th January 1951. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in his home town.
Sister Nellie married John Dougall Liddle in Canada, on 9th November 1911. They had at least two children together. Nellie died in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada, aged 51, on 18th August 1940.
Brother Walter married Gladys Annie Dwyer in Canada, on 22nd December 1914. They had at least one child together. Walter died in Seattle in the USA, aged 66, on 31st December 1957.
Brother Amos married Winifred Ellen Aves in Canada, on 16th June 1915. They had at least one child together. Amos died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 16th February 1980. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Charles married Adeline Stott in Canada, on 18th July 1928. It is not known whether they had any children. Charles died in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, aged 89, on 5th February 1988.
BATTALION 72nd Battalion (Seaforth Highlanders of Canada)
REGIMENT Canadian Infantry
ENLISTMENT DETAILS 4th October 1915 in Vancouver, Canada.
DATE FIRST SERVED IN THEATRE OF WAR 12th August 1916 in France.
SERVICE RECORD
Arthur was assigned to the 72nd Battalion of the Canadian Infantry when he enlisted for war service. He was described as 5'6" tall with grey eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. His date of birth is shown as 30th Oct 1896 which is incorrect by one year, he also appears to have acquired a middle initial ‘A’. He embarked at Halifax in Canada, on 23rd April 1916 and landed in Liverpool, on 5th May. He proceeded to France with his Battalion in August that year to join the British Expeditionary Force. The 72nd battalion were part of the 12th Infantry Brigade in the 4th (Canadian) Division. They received many battle honours including ‘The Battle of the Somme’ in 1916, ‘The Battle of Vimy Ridge’ and ‘The Battle of Passchendaele’ in 1917 and ‘The Battle of Amiens’ in August 1918. On 29th September 1918, Arthur was wounded by gunshot and shrapnel in his left arm, left hand, left leg and left cheek. He was treated at the 22nd Casualty Clearing station, before being admitted to the 32nd Stationary Hospital, where it was found that his left leg was so badly damaged, that it had to be amputated. He became seriously ill a few days after the operation and died in the hospital on 9th October 1918.
DATE AND CLASSIFICATION OF DEATH Died of wounds received in action 9th October 1918.
PLACE OF DEATH 32nd Stationary Hospital in Wimereux France.
AGE AT DEATH 22
GRAVE & CEMETERY DETAILS
Grave V.D.1.
Terlincthun British Cemetery, Wimereux, France.
The 32nd Stationary Hospital was located here in October 1918. Terlincthun British Cemetery was created in June 1918 when the cemeteries in nearby Boulogne became full. There are 326 Canadian casualties buried here.
KNOWN WAR MEMORIAL LISTINGS
Page 414 of the Canadian on-line Book of Remembrance and Virtual War Memorial.
MEDALS British War and Victory Medals.
DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH 30th October 1895 in Mission City, New Westminster, British Columbia.
NAME OF PARENTS Henry George Gibbard and Eliza Gibbard nee Cooke.
DATE AND PLACE OF PARENTS MARRIAGE 3rd January 1875 at All Saint’s Church, West Bromwich, Birmingham.
NAME AND BIRTH DATES OF SIBLINGS John Henry 1875, David 1876, Agnes 1878, Clara 1878, Fred 1879, George 1882, all born in West Bromwich near Birmingham. Tom 1884, born in Smethwick near Birmingham. Frank 1885 (died 1886), Frank 1887, Nellie 1889, Walter 1891, Amos 1893 and Charles Alexander 1898, all born in Canada.
CENSUS 1901 Age 6. Living with his parents and siblings in Dewdney, British Columbia, Canada. His five eldest siblings are living elsewhere. His father is a Farmer.
CENSUS 1911 Age 16. Living with his parents and four youngest siblings in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. His father is a Farmer
OTHER SUPPORTING FAMILY INFORMATION
Father Henry was a Carter in 1881 and in 1887, he moved his rapidly expanding family to Canada, where they settled on their own Homestead in Mission City, British Columbia. He died there, aged 68, on 7th February 1922. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
Mother Eliza died in Mission City, British Columbia, aged 59, on 19th October 1915. She is buried in the same grave as Arthur’s father in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother John married Mary Louisa Dowding in Canada, on 10th January 1900. They had at least three children together. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 3rd March 1962. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother David married Clara Belle Rose Ryder in Canada, on 24th May 1905. They had at least seven children together. David died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 83, on 9th September 1960. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Sister Agnes married George Alexander Abbott in Canada, on 17th September 1894. They had at least eleven children together. Agnes died in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, aged 55 on 15th April 1934.
Sister Clara married Thomas Wilkinson in Canada, on 24th October 1904. They had at least four children together. Clara died in Chase River, British Columbia, Canada, aged 53, on 5th July 1931.
Brother Fred served in the 47th Battalion of the Canadian Infantry in the Great War. He died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 69, on 13th September 1949. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery. His headstone shows his Battalion details. Fred is not known to have married.
Brother George married Clara Gertrude Cox in Canada, on 14th October 1908. They had at least two children together. George died in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, aged 82, on 9th February 1964.
Brother Tom married Edna Emma Sheldon in Canada, on 22 June 1909. They had at least two children together. Tom died in Mission City, British Columbia, Canada, aged 39, on 24th March 1923. An injury to Tom’s Spinal column through fall from a moving railway train in the year 1907, together with Tuberculosis in the vertebrae of his spine, were the cause of his early death. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Frank (born 1887) married Sarah Louise Baker in Canada, on 4th September 1911. They had at least three children together. Frank died in Athlone Private Hospital in Vancouver, Canada, aged 63, on 14th January 1951. He is buried in Hatzig Cemetery in his home town.
Sister Nellie married John Dougall Liddle in Canada, on 9th November 1911. They had at least two children together. Nellie died in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada, aged 51, on 18th August 1940.
Brother Walter married Gladys Annie Dwyer in Canada, on 22nd December 1914. They had at least one child together. Walter died in Seattle in the USA, aged 66, on 31st December 1957.
Brother Amos married Winifred Ellen Aves in Canada, on 16th June 1915. They had at least one child together. Amos died in Mission, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada, aged 86, on 16th February 1980. He is buried close by in Hatzig Cemetery.
Brother Charles married Adeline Stott in Canada, on 18th July 1928. It is not known whether they had any children. Charles died in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, aged 89, on 5th February 1988.
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