George Henry FULLMAN

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George Henry FULLMAN
born	15 Oct 1882 Rotherhithe, Surrey (IGI) (D/1882, St.Olave, 1d, 316) (GRO) bapt 5 Nov 1882 St Mary's, Rotherhithe (FindMyPast) view parent's family group

married	22 Feb 1903 (JC) St. John, Newington, Surrey (IGI) (M/1903, Southwark, 1d, 120) (FreeBMD) spouse Clara Sophia SPURDENS b 21 Sep 1881 (SA) father Samuel SPURDENS (IGI) d 1962 aged 80 (M/1962, Bermondsey, 5c, 232) (FreeBMD) view family group

died	18 Jan 1953 (IGI) aged 70 (M/1953, Bermondsey, 5c, 174) (FreeBMD) buried

Addresses 1891 census St Paul's, Deptford, London 1901 census 2, Milton House, Leroy Street, Bermondsey, London 1911 census 93 E Block, Waterloo Square, Waterloo Buildings, Camberwell, London 1914 26, Litlington St, Bermondsey, London

Occupations 1891 census Scholar 1911 census Carman for Coal Hawker 1914 Builder's Labourer

Other information
Clara SPURDENS was the second daughter of Samuel SPURDENS and Mary Eliza STROUD. (SA) Read more about Clara's father, Samuel SPURDENS

In 1911, George and his family were living with two of his wife's brothers: Samuel SPURDENS, a carman b c1884 in Kennington, and William SPURDENS, a carman's helper b c1892 in Bermondsey. (1911 cen)

In 1914, George Henry FULLMAN enlisted with the Rifle Brigade at Deptford for service in WW1. He had already served six years with the Rifle Brigade Militia. His pension record is here.

The family lived in Littlington St., Rotherhithe. Bill SPURDENS was a nephew and remembers going there as a child. They had to go on 2 trams and had a wonderful time, with plenty of cakes and goodies. They lived opposite a park and all played games there. Bennie was his mate. Uncle George had a limp but it didn't stop him mucking about - he was great fun. (SA)

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