Help to find ww1 records and medal card

[yogi82]

hi guys havent been on for a while, can someone help me to find a ww1 record and medal card for a frederick samuel bellamy born 1884 devon (exeter i think) he may have been calling him self frederick gard or samuel gard aswell.
his brother william joined the TA as William Gard But then Joined up regular as William Bellamy

would really appreciate it si.

[Little Nell]

This is a link

The National Archives | DocumentsOnline | Image Details

to Frederick Samuel Gard - you can download his record here for £3.50 if you think its right. This chap seems to have been a seaman.

NO it isn't - this is dated 1876 so can't be your chap!

[Little Nell]

Can't see a medal card for him as Bellamy or Gard, on Ancestry.

[Darksecretz]

There is a Frederick Samuel Bellamy on ancestry... born 1884 and gives his address in plymouth. (his occupation-bargeman)

- Ancestry.co.uk

[Darksecretz]

Sorry, its for a Charles Frederick Bellamy

[Darksecretz]

Sorry, its for a Charles Frederick Bellamy

this CFB his mother was called Susan and was his NOK, she lived in Stonehouse, Devon

[yogi82]

thanx guys ummmm seems to be a herd fella to find this fella frederick samuel bellamy does he have a brother called charlie gard? by any chance? would you be able to find this out you may have stumbled on something else!!

[yogi82]

little nell i cant seem to find this frederick samuel gard on ancestry

[Darksecretz]

cant see anything else really that is anything like.....

I think Ancestry still have a free trial on at the moment

[yogi82]

****** dont understand it frederick would have been 30ish wen the war happend he should have been called up shouldnt he?

[Darksecretz]

****** dont understand it frederick would have been 30ish wen the war happend he should have been called up shouldnt he?

Some men weren't called up, just depends what his trade was I think, I know alot of my miners didnt go to war.