Sergeant Edwin Harold Gouldstone

[Bertieone]

Could, E H Goldstone, be?


Name:
Edwin Harold Gouldstone
Residence:
Kensington, Liverpool
Death Date:
23 Jun 1918
Death Location:
France & Flanders
Enlistment Location:
Liverpool Rank:
Sergeant
Regiment:
King's (Liverpool Regiment)
Battalion:
13th Battalion
Number:
48550
Type of Casualty:
Died of wounds
Theatre of War:
Western European Theatre

Son of Edwin Thomas & Amable Adalene Gouldstone, Husband of Mable Disley (nee Roberts)

2nd-May-1918
King's Liverpool Regiment
Serjeant
Edwin H
48550
Gouldstone
Kensington, Liverpool
Wounded- He will have been wounded on or about 25th April 1918


King's Liverpool Regiment
Gouldstone
48550
Edwin H
Serjeant
Ormskirk
23rd June 1918
Previously reported wounded, now reported Died of wounds

[daggers]

Looks like the right man. CWGC:

GOULDSTONE, E H

Rank:
Serjeant
Service No:
48550
Date of Death:
23/06/1918
Regiment/Service:
The King's (Liverpool Regiment)

13th Bn.
Grave Reference
Q. I. G. 4.
Cemetery
ST. SEVER CEMETERY EXTENSION, ROUEN

Daggers

[MaryA]

Definitely in the right place. Baptism took place at Christ Church, Kensington on 23 March (born 8 February) 1891, Edwin Harold Gouldstone, parents Edwin Thomas and Annette Adelaide of 66 Coleridge Street, occupation Bookkeeper.

In 1911 they were living at 45 Nuttall Street, Edge Hill, Edwin Thomas Gouldstone 41 A Chief Clerk with the L'pool Whsg Co Ltd., born Bristol Gloucester and wife Amelle Adeline 41, married for 21 years and have four children surviving out of five, Edwin Harold 20, Clerk, Arthur James 18 Clerk, William Ernest 15 Clerk, and Annelle May Gouldstone 13, all others born Liverpool.

For the sake of accuracy of his mother's name I have checked the entry for their marriage at Emmanuel, Everton on 30 March 1890 where I believe she signs Annette Adeline Slimond.