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Charles Telling (c1892-1917) of the [[Royal Engineers]] | Charles Telling (c1892-1917) of the [[Royal Engineers]] | ||
Serjeant. Service Number: 21466 | |||
1911 Living at 13 St Andrews Road, Exwick, Exeter: Charles Telling (age 18 born Plymouth), Post Office Clerk, Sorting and Telegraph. With his parents Charles Telling, Railway Engine Driver for GWR, and Gertrude Telling. Also his six younger siblings.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | |||
1916 Married at Exeter to Mary F. Baker | |||
Husband of M. P. Telling, of 5, Shelton Place, Heavitree, Exeter. | |||
1917 November 09th. Died age 25. Listed on [[War Memorial, Exwick]] and at [[Godewaersvelde British Cemetery]] | 1917 November 09th. Died age 25. Listed on [[War Memorial, Exwick]] and at [[Godewaersvelde British Cemetery]] | ||
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Charles Telling (c1892-1917) of the Royal Engineers
Serjeant. Service Number: 21466
1911 Living at 13 St Andrews Road, Exwick, Exeter: Charles Telling (age 18 born Plymouth), Post Office Clerk, Sorting and Telegraph. With his parents Charles Telling, Railway Engine Driver for GWR, and Gertrude Telling. Also his six younger siblings.[1]
1916 Married at Exeter to Mary F. Baker
Husband of M. P. Telling, of 5, Shelton Place, Heavitree, Exeter.
1917 November 09th. Died age 25. Listed on War Memorial, Exwick and at Godewaersvelde British Cemetery
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Sources of Information
- ↑ 1911 Census