South Warwickshire Family History Society War Memorial Transcription Project

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The Fallen Men of Warwickshire - World War One


Lieutenant Colonel Henry Montford GARDNER - 4th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment

Died on Monday 28th October 1918 aged 53


Military History

     
Theatre of War in Which Died WW1 Campaign Medals Commonwealth War Grave or Memorial
France & Flanders British War & Victory Medals Cheltenham Cemetery, Prestbury
     
First Arrived in a War Theatre Bravery & Conduct Medals Warwickshire War Memorials
9 Nov 1915 in France   Leamington No Known Memorial
     
Action, Battle or Other Reason Died Date and Place Enlisted Other War Memorials 
Died of Influenza and Pneumonia  3 May 1887 Commissioned from Sandhurst Cheltenham War Memorial
    Christ Church, Cambridge Roll of Honour
Place of Death Previous Regiments or Units  
Tyrol, Malvern Place, Cheltenham  Served entire career in Lincolnshire Regiment  
     

Military Service History

  • 03 May 1887 - Gazetted as 2nd Lieutenant in Lincolnshire Regiment (Gazette)
  • 29 Dec 1888 - Promoted to Lieutenant in Lincolnshire Regiment
  • 17 Feb 1896 - Promoted to Captain in 2nd Bn Lincolnshire Regiment (Gazette)
  • 21 Sep 1891 - Appointed as Adjutant to 4th Bn Lincolnshire Regiment
  • 14 Jun 1902 - Retired from the Army after serving in The Sudan
  • 02 Nov 1914 - Promoted to Major in Lincolnshire Regiment (Gazette)
  • 07 Jun 1916 - Seriously wounded and blinded in action at Foncquevillers

Served in Gibraltar; Malta; East Indies; Straights Settlements; South Africa and Sudan with Kitchener

Circumstances of Death

Died of Influenza and Pneumonia at his home, Tyrol, Malvern Place, Cheltenham on 28th October 1918
 
 Personal & Family History

 

Birth Date/Place Baptism Date/Place
9 Apr 1865 in Leamington Spa  13 Jun 1865 at Leamington Spa All Saints
   
Parents Names Abode                                                                         
Richard Gardner (Solicitor) and Mary Ellen Gardner Leamington Spa
   
Wife and Marriage Details Children
Cecilia Marion Gardner nee Edge Dorothy, Winifred and Frank 
12 Oct 1899 at Christ Church, Stoke next Guildford  
   
Schools Schools
Leamington School (College for Boys?) Stourbridge Grammer; Birmingham Grammer
   
University Colleges
Christ Church, Cambridge 1884-1887 Sandhurst Miliary College
   
Address History Employment History
1865 - Leamington Spa 1871 - Scholar 
1871 - Percy Terrace, Milverton, Leamington 1881 - Scholar 
1881 - 11 Siviters Lane, Rowley Regis, Staffs  1891 - Army Captain
1891 - Serving with British Army 1899 - Army Captain
1899 - Stoke next Guildford - later India 1901 - Army Captain 
1901 - Cowfold, Sussex 1911 - Retired Army Captain 
1911 - Woodfield, Grove Road, Cranleigh, Surrey  
1915 - Woodfield, Grove Road, Cranleigh, Surrey  
1916 - Tyrol, Malvern Place, Cheltenham