Biography of Private George Henry Wallace (23264)
1st Battalion, Machine Gun Corps Regiment
Formerly 13413 1st Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment,
523 Grimsby Chums Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment
and Notts & Derby (Sherwood Foresters)
Died 28th September 1918
Believed to be G H Wallace Baston Memorial
Soldier
- Name: George Henry Wallis
- Date of birth: 21st December 1891
- Place of Birth: 9 Coburg Square, Walker Street, Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, England
- Date of Birth Registration: 1892 January – March 1892
- Place of Birth Registration: Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
Father
- Name: Unknown
- DOB: Unknown
- Place of Birth: Unknown
- Occupation: Unknown
Mother
- Name: Ann Wallace
- DOB: 1869
- Place Of Birth: Leenside, Nottinghamshire
- Marriage: Never married
Siblings: (Name), (DOB), (POB)
- Sarah Wallace, 1883, Nottinghamshire
- Elizabeth Wallace, 1885, Nottinghamshire
- George Henry Wallace, 1891, Sneinton
- Ambrose Wallace, 1897, Radford (Father Ambrose George Bowler)
- Sarah Amelia Wallace, 1901, Radford (Father Ambrose George Bowler)
- Lucy Bowler Wallace, 1908, Basford (Father Ambrose George Bowler)
Census
- 1901: George Henry Wallace/Wallis can not be found.
- 1911: George is living with the 2nd Sherwood Foresters at Crownhill Barracks, Crownhil, Devon. The census gives him an age of 19 and he is listed as a Private.
Relatives in services
- None found
Wife
- Name: Ada Elizabeth Jones
- Date of birth: 13th April 1894
- Place of Birth: Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England
Marriage
- Date of Marriage: 1915
- Place of Marriage: Notttingham District
Wife’s parents
- Father: George Edmund Jones
- Mother: Annie Elliott
Newspaper Mentions:
- Sheffield Daily Telegraph Tuesday 13th July 1915
WOUNDED
1st LINCOLNS
Wallace (13412), G
- The Times Tuesday July 13th 1915
WOUNDED
LINCOLNS REGT 1st BN
Wallace, 13413 G.
- Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer Tuesday 13th July 1915
LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT
WOUNDED
Wallace, 13413 G.
- Grantham Journal Saturday 17th July 1915
LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT
CASUALTIES WOUNDED
Wallace 13413 G.
- Sheffield daily Telegraph Friday 25th August 1916
WOUNDED
LINCOLNS (ATTD. MACHINE GUN CORPS).
Wallace, (13413). G. H. (Old Basford)
- Grimsby News Friday 1st September 1916
WOUNDED
Lincolnshire Regiment (attached Machine Gun Corps) Wallace, 13413 G. H. (Old Basford)
- The Times Friday September 29th 1916
WOUNDED
LINCOLN R.
Wallace, 13413 G.
- Weekly Casualty (War Office & Air Ministry) Tuesday 19th November 1918
KILLED
MACHINE GUN CORPS
Wallace 23264 G. H. (Bradford)
Military Records
Attestation Papers
- Available
Soldier’s Died In The Great War
- These records show that Private George Henry Wallace, 23264, Infantry Bn Machine Gun Corps was killed in action on 28th September 1918 in the Western European Theatre in France and Flanders.
Pension Records
- None found
Effects Left To
- Widow Ada E
Medals
- The British Medal
- The Victory Medal
- The 15 Star
Memorials
- UK:
- Baston, Roll of Honour in St John the Baptist Church
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission:
- In memory of Private G N Wallace, 23464, 1st Bn., Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) Regiment who died on 28 September 1918
- Husband of Mrs. A. E. Mcloughlin (formerly Wallace), 1, Monsall St. New Basford, Nottinham.
- Remembered with honour, Bellicourt British Cemetery
- Grave IV. A. 8
© Picture taken by South Lincolnshire War Memorials
© Picture taken by South Lincolnshire War Memorials
Military Service Timeline
- This is ongoing research and will be posted when completed
Sources
- WW1 Soldier’s Records (www.ancestry.co.uk)
- British Newspaper Archive.
- Fold 3
- Find My Past
- Genealogist
- Forces War Records
- British Army Service Numbers
- War Gratuity Calculator
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- National Archives – Battalion War Diaries
- General Registry Office