Category: Military
Rank: Driver
Regiment or Ship: 2nd Home Counties Royal Engineers (T)
Service Number(s): 1586; 534247
Occupation: Porter for a Grocery and Provision Merchant
Date of Birth: 27.02.1887
Place of Birth: Rye, Sussex
Date of Death: 18.10.1918
Place of Death: Lewisham, London
Address: 98 Windsor Road, Bexhill on Sea
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Family Information
Parents: Thomas Hollands Gladwish (1861-1925) and Clara Elizabeth Gladwish, nee Green, (1858-1927).
Siblings:
Annie Gladwish (1881-1940).
John Thomas Seymour Gladwish (1883-1962). W0291 GLADWISH John Thomas Seymour.
Thomas Gladwish (11885 -).
Richard Gladwish (1888-1900).
William G. Gladwish (1890-1955).
In 1891 Thomas and Clara lived at 198 Rye Foreign and Thomas was employed as a Crackman.
In the 1911 census Arthur was living with his brother, John, and his family at 88 Windsor Road. They moved to number 98 in 1914.
First World War Experience
Although Arthur’s service records have not survived we know that he enlisted on 23rd December 1914 and by 1st May of the following year he was in France at the front with the 2nd Home Counties Royal Engineers.
He died in Lewisham, London, on 18th October 1918, after being injured in France as he is listed as a ‘Casualty of War’.
Arthur was awarded the Victory Medal, the British War Medal, and the 15 Star.