Born Hull 1898, Eldest son of Thomas William Thornton Campbell (1873-1941) and Catherine Gettings (1877-1963), of 8 Providence Place, Spring Street, Hull (1911 Census) and 6, St Stephens Square, Spring Street, Hull (war Pension address). Son of a wood turner. He had four brothers and four sisters.
Served in the East Yorkshire and Border Regiments. Transferred as Private, 148381, Machine Gun Corps. Discharged as disabled, on 18/06/1919. Awarded the Silver Badge (No: 518207). Died of wounds, on 16/01/1922. His army effects went to his mother, Catherine, at 6 St Stephen’s Square, Hull (Pension Ledger Address).
| Name | George Campbell |
|---|---|
| Rank | Private |
| Record Type | Military |
| Residence Place | 6, St Stephens Square, Spring Street, Hull |
| Death Date | 16 Jan 1922 |
| Service Number | 148381, 4021-4278-241836 |
| Corps, Regiment or Unit | M. G. C., East Yorkshire, Border Regiment |
| Title | WWI Pension Record Cards and Ledgers |
| Description | Other Ranks Survived |
| Reference Number | 4/Mc/6364 |
First name:
GEORGE
Regiment:
Military Number:
148381
Rank:
Private
Date Died
16/01/1922
Place died:
HULL, UK
Age:
23
