GEORGE STOLLERY GREEN

Born: 1888, Nettlestead, Suffolk.

Died: 12th February 1919; age 30; Died of Disease at No. 18 Casualty Clearing Station.

Residence: 5, Trinity Street, Ipswich.

Date of Entry Therein: 25th July 1915 – France.

Rank: Fitter; Service Number: 90294

Regiment: Royal Field Artillery, ‘B’ Battery, 91st Brigade.

Medals Awarded: Victory & British War.

Grave Reference:

II.E.14.

Doullens Communal Cemetery Extension, No. 2.

Somme,

France.

Relatives Notified & Address: Son of William S. & Alice Green, of 5, Trinity Street, Ipswich.

CENSUS

1891   Offton Road, Nettlestead, Suffolk.

George was 3 years old and living with his parents & brothers.

William Stollery Green, 32, a Farmer’s SOn, born Somersham, Suffolk.

Alice Green (nee Hardwick), 25, born Willisham, Suffolk.

Maurice Green, 1, born Nettlestead.

Leonard Clement Green, 2 weeks, born Nettlestead.

1901   96, Albion Street, Ipswich.

George was 13 years old, a Newsagent’s Errand Boy. He was living with his parents & siblings.

William, 42, a Labourer at Gas Works/Lamplighter.

Alice, 36.

Maurice, 11.

Leonard, 10.

Albert Edward Green, 7, born Nettlestead.

Katie Jane Green, 5, born Bradfield St. George, Suffolk.

Elsie Pretoria M. Green, 8 months, born Ipswich.

1911   5, Trinity Street, Ipswich.

George was 23 years old, a Fitter – Iron Foundry. He was living with his parents & siblings.

William, 51, Labourer at Gas Works.

Alice, 46.

Kate, 15, 15, a Factory Hand – Tea Industry.

Elsie, 10.

William Green, 7, born Ipswich.

Frederick Green, 5, born Ipswich.

Clement Green, 2, born Ipswich.

Soldiers’ Effects to Miss Annie Jarrold, and Alice Green – mother.

George is also remembered on the war memorial at Holy Trinity Church, Ipswich.

Royal Field Artillery, ‘B’ Battery, 91st Brigade