Harry Fullick (1869-1954)

Dates

Birth: January 1869 Kingsley, Hampshire, UK
Father: George Fullick 1842-1906
Mother: Jane Burningham 1846-1899

Christening: 10 January 1869 Kingsley, Hampshire, UK

Marriage: Unknown
Wife: Unknown

Death: April-June 1954 Aldershot, Hampshire, UK

Children

Unknown

Notes

Birth of Harry Fullick in FreeBMD in January-March 1869 in Farnbro (2a 121) (note Kingsley was transfered from Farnborough to Alton on 1 July 1869).

Christening of Harry Fullick in the IGI on 10 January 1869 in Kingsley, Hampshire, parents George and Jane Fullick. There is also a submitted entry for Henry Fullick born in 1869 in Kingsley, Hampshire, parents George and Jane Fullick.

In the 1871 census as Harry Fullock (sic - on the original) aged 2, born in Kingsley and living with his parents (George and Jane), brother (Alfred) and two sisters (Eliza and Elizabeth) at Barningham Farm, Kingsley, Hampshire. Another family was lodging at the same address.

In the 1881 census as Harry Fullick aged 12, born in Kingsley, and living with his parents (George and Jane), three brothers (Alfred, George and Thomas) and three sisters (Eliza, Ellen and Jane) at Green Street, Kingsley.

In the 1891 census as Harry Furtick aged 20, born in Kingsley, and in the Army Service Corps at Shorncliffe Camp, Cheriton, Folkstone, Kent.

The following is extracted from Ancestry British Army WW1 Service Records 1914-1920:

Harry Fullick of Kingsley, Alton, Hampshire joined the Amy Service Corps at Woolwich on 5 June 1890 as number 9395. He was 19 years 5 months and employed as a labourer. His height was 5 ft 5 in, chest 33.3/35 inches, dark complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair and CofE. He was declared fit on 2 June 1890 at Winchester. He belonged to 3 Hampshire Regiment. He was home (i.e. in the UK) from 3 June 1890 to 31 October 1899, in South Africa from 1 November 1899 to to 15 September 1902. He was entitled to the South African Medal. His next of kin was his father George Fullick. He joined as a driver on 3 June 1890. On 1 June 1893 he extended his service to 7 years with the colors. He appears to have forfeited pay on 19 August 1895, restored again 19 February 1896, there is an entry for the Infantry Civil Book on 16 September 1896, forfeited again 24 September 1896, returned to duty as a driver on 24 November 1896, extended his service to 12 years with the colors on 26 May 1897 having had his pay restored two days earlier, promoted Lieutenant-Corporal on 1 May 1901, and to second corporal on 10 July 1902, and discharged on 15 September 1902.

He is listed as a full brother of Frederick Walter Fullick in the latter's Amy Service Records 1919 aged 50 and living in Kingsley, Bordon, Hants.

Entry in the Register of Deaths for Harry Fullick in April-June 1954 aged 85 in Aldershot (6b 31).

Matthew Savill has an entry in Ancestry Public Member Trees for Harry Fullick born about 1869 in Kingsley, Hampshire, parents George Fullick and Jane Burningham, and another entry has similar information.

Relationship

Harry Fullick was my third cousin twice removed.

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