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Lodge, Frederick George

Private 132030 104th Machine Gun CorpsDied of wounds 14th October 1918 aged 19Frederick was born in Galleywood, the son of Thomas Alfred and Edith Nellie.

Galleywood FolkFrederick George Lodge

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Frederick originally enlisted in 1915 aged 16, but was discharged when his age became known.He re-enlisted when he came of age with the Wiltshire Regiment and was transferred to the Machine Gun Corps.He survived until the final stages of the war, "The Last 100 Days", and died of wounds in a Field Ambulance near Dadizeele in Belgium.He is buried in the Dadizeele New British Cemetery near Ypres.

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