William is a son of George Hayes Swinden Gibbs and Alma Saker.
In the 1911 Census William is living in Newington, England is at school.
William married Ellen Clara Catherine Jarvis in 1923 at Camberwell.
In the 1939 register William's occupation is a Clerk, Silk Costing.
On the 6th of December 1944, William was at 39 Duke Street. The location was a pub called The Red Lion. The pub was damaged by a V2 rocket and several patrons were killed. The location was rebuilt in 1958. The pub is now called The Henry Holland.
William was buried on the 14th of December. His Mother would be interred in with William and later so would his wife, Ellen. She never remarried.
In the 1911 Census William is living in Newington, England is at school.
William married Ellen Clara Catherine Jarvis in 1923 at Camberwell.
In the 1939 register William's occupation is a Clerk, Silk Costing.
On the 6th of December 1944, William was at 39 Duke Street. The location was a pub called The Red Lion. The pub was damaged by a V2 rocket and several patrons were killed. The location was rebuilt in 1958. The pub is now called The Henry Holland.
William was buried on the 14th of December. His Mother would be interred in with William and later so would his wife, Ellen. She never remarried.
William is a son of George Hayes Swinden Gibbs and Alma Saker.
In the 1911 Census William is living in Newington, England is at school.
William married Ellen Clara Catherine Jarvis in 1923 at Camberwell.
In the 1939 register William's occupation is a Clerk, Silk Costing.
On the 6th of December 1944, William was at 39 Duke Street. The location was a pub called The Red Lion. The pub was damaged by a V2 rocket and several patrons were killed. The location was rebuilt in 1958. The pub is now called The Henry Holland.
William was buried on the 14th of December. His Mother would be interred in with William and later so would his wife, Ellen. She never remarried.
In the 1911 Census William is living in Newington, England is at school.
William married Ellen Clara Catherine Jarvis in 1923 at Camberwell.
In the 1939 register William's occupation is a Clerk, Silk Costing.
On the 6th of December 1944, William was at 39 Duke Street. The location was a pub called The Red Lion. The pub was damaged by a V2 rocket and several patrons were killed. The location was rebuilt in 1958. The pub is now called The Henry Holland.
William was buried on the 14th of December. His Mother would be interred in with William and later so would his wife, Ellen. She never remarried.
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