Oct 1940 living with her husband Charles at Hillcrest Steam Mill Lanes, I D.Registration Form 20379

Grocers Porter, Labourer.Pte 497. R.G.L.I. 1918 (R1 Lydia)

From the marriage Cert No 6. 22 Jan 1912 ,this has been stamped while on active service in Ireland,30 May 1916.12 District,Infatry Record OfficeCork.Same ducument stamped ,9 Dec 1916.On leaving area.
This would have been in support of a claim for marriage allowance whileserving after the Easter uprising in O,Connel Street.as he had a scar on his right hip ,the question is did he suffer a wound ,and when,how,where.
Also from this we find that his father was still alive.Chas had at the time of his marriage been living in Dalgains Rd,his intened Ester Jane Richards
Was employed as a dressmaker,of New Place Vauvert,
The witnesses at the wedding ,Arther and Elsie May Huddle are all so to be
Found in Park St,
where Fancis Charles parents live, the couple are to be found in Battle lane when ,on the 20 August 1915 Charles Eric was to arrive.
Other details found are that,he was noted in ,Diex Aix.by Major E Parks
listed R.G.L.I.No497 ,as being in Reinforcement 1 embarked 24 October 1917,disembarked 25 October at the base depot 27 th. no indication of previous service. SS Lydia returned him home .21 May 1919.
A/Sgt F Baudains was his brother his No 1231.Ex R.I.F.
Details from his I D.Registration Form 26 Oct 1940 ,Parish .I = St Martins Hillcrest Steam MIlls Lane The number of this was changed at some time ,from 19519- / 20969