Charles Thomas BEVIS (1882-1919)

Name:	Charles Thomas BEVIS
Sex:	Male
Father:	Charles William BEVIS (1854-1927)
Mother:	Alice QUICK (1853-1909)

Individual Events and Attributes

Birth	1882	Portsea, Hampshire 1
Death	1919 (age 36-37)	Portsmouth, Hampshire
Occupation		Army Officer

Additional Information

Death

Cause: Died in the influenza Epidemic at the end of 1918/19

Marriage

Spouse	Enid Gertrude SCOTT ( - )
Children	Charles Gordon SCOTT-BEVIS (1908-2010)

Individual Note 1

From the London Gazette dated October 06 1908

 

HAMPSHIRE FORTRESS.

The undermentioned officers, from the 1st

Hampshire Royal Engineers (Volunteers), are

appointed to the unit, with rank and precedence

as in the Volunteer Force. Dated 1st April,

1908 :—

Headquarters; Lieutenant-Colonel Charles

William Bevis.

Quartermaster and Honorary Captain William

Pearce.

No. I (Works) Company; Captain and

Honorary Major WiJliam Henry Fry.

No. 2 ( Works) Company; Captain Theophilus

William Mead.

No. 3 ( Works) Company; Lieutenant Charles

Thomas Bevis.

No. 4 (Electric Lights) Company; Major

Edward North.

Lieutenant Richard Henry Percy Bevis.

Second Lieutenant George Edwin Couzeus.

No. 5 (Electric Lights) Company; Captain

Henry Duncan Gilbert.

Second Lieutenant VValter Bovce Brown.

No. 6 (Electric Lights) Company; Captain

Arthur Vivian White.

Second Lieutenant Percy George King.

j^o. 7 (Electric Lights) Company; Supernumerary

Captain (Honorary Lieutenant in

the Army; Anthony Poigriard Lambert.

(To remain seconded.)

Lieutenant Henry Austin Byerley Storry.

Second Lieutenant Stephen Flowers.

(discovered by James Bevis 2007)

Individual Note 2

Died as a result of the influenza epidemic JBT

Individual Note 3

Transcription from St Judes Church Memorial

In memory of those who lost their lives in World War 1 and other Conflicts

ADDISON A.C.

BEVIS C.T.

BRICKWOOD A.C.

CARTER R.H.

CHAPMAN G.W.

CHUTE C.F.T.

COLSON L.

CONDOR P.

COOKE S.A.

CRUSE P.

DANGERFIELD C.W.

DIXON-WRIGHT H.

EDWARDS H.L.

GASKELL G.B.

GERMAN H.B.

GOODWIN C.G.

GRANT J.C.

HARRISON W.C.

HAYES E.de L.

HAYNES A.R.

HEAL W.G.

HEMANS G.W.

HULLEY A.H.B.

HUNT E.W.

JEFFERY T.F.

KELLY H.H.

LUCKING C.W.

MARSHALL C.D.

McDONALD A.

NEISH W.D.

PENNY R.

PINK H.W.

POYNDER L.E.

PRITCHARD O.B.

PUGH H.P.

RADFORD P.A.

RITCHIE A.F.

RUSHTON T.

SLADE-BAKER R.C.

SMITH H.W.

SMITH T.L.

SPARROW W.P.

STARKEY J.B.C.

STONE D.F.

TEE W.D.

TETLEY J.C.D.

THICK F.C.

THOMSON P.W.

WALMESLEY J.J.

WARREN F.R.F.

WHEELER W.

WOODWARD G.W.C.

IN REMEMBRANCE OF

THE GOOD HAND OF OUR GOD UPON US

AUGUST 4 1914- NOVEMBER 11 1918.

"THESE DIED IN WAR THAT WE AT PEACE MIGHT LIVE THEY GAVE THEIR BEST SO WE OUR BEST SHOULD GIVE NOT FOR THEMSELVES - FOR JUSTICE FREEDOM RIGHT THEY FOUGHT, AND BID US FORWARD TO THE FIGHT." H.D.

Individual Note 4

Probate Bevis Charles Thomas of w Crown Crescent Scarborough, a captain in the Royal Engineers died 28 February 1919, probate London 7 June to Gertrude Bevis Widow £273 11s 4d

Sources

1	"1901 England Census".