| Surname: | Lee |
| Initials: | G |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | P/293 |
| Notes: | MFP. Served Home. Formerly served in the Coldstream Guards, 12 years. 29/9/1914 he re enlisted in the MFP, age 42.9 years, born Winchampton, Stroud, Gloucestershire, occupation Stick Worker, 14/8/1916 promoted Cpl, 6/2/1917 promoted Sgt, served with APM (Portsmouth) Area, 28/4/1920 to disembodiment. 13/34/1894 he married Alice Julia Osborne, at Claybombe Burleigh, Stroud. Found in other documents: Summary of evidence in the case of No. 8/23591, Sgt James Campbell, 3 East Lancashire Regiment. 1st Witness: No. 293 Sgt, G Lee MFP states: At Devonport on the 23 October 1916 about 4.30 pm in consequence of a report received from the Borough Police I proceeded to Ker Street Police Station. I there saw the accused Sgt Campbell 3 East Lancashire Regiment, He was Drunk. The accused was handed over into my custody by the City Police and I had him confined in the North Raglan Guard Room. The accused declined to examine the witness. Signed G Lee, Sgt, MFP. George Lee. |
Decoration Record: | |
| Decoration: | Queen's South Africa Medal (London Gazette: WO 100/163 Page: 45 July 21, 1901) |
| Citation: | Clasps: Witterbergen, Cape Colony, awarded as Pte, 2 Grenadier Guards. No. 3225. |
| Decoration: | King's South Africa Medal (London Gazette: WO 100/317 Page: 54 Oct. 27, 1902) |
| Citation: | Clasps: South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, awarded as Pte, 2 Grenadier Guards, No. 3225. Remarks: Transferred to 1 Grenadier Guards. |