Difference between revisions of "Gilbey Quinton Holland Lt 120038"
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|Army number=120038 | |Army number=120038 | ||
|Rank=Lt | |Rank=Lt | ||
| − | |Date of birth=9/6/1899 | + | |Date of birth=9/6/1899. Baptised 20/7/1899, Woburn, Buckinghamshire. |
| − | |Age= | + | |Age=79 at the time of his death. |
| − | |Unit=Grenadier Guards - Commissioned as 2/Lt 20/12/1918, resigned 10/6/1920. Placed on Reserve of Officers - Grenadier Guards. Embodied 24/8/1939. Durham Light Infantry - Commissioned 2/Lt 21/2/1940, retaining seniority. Posted 11th Bn DLI 26/2/1940. Posted 70th Brigade HQ 29/2/1940. Sick leave May 1940 (Confirmed by Weekly Return of Officers as at 5/5/1940). Served BEF? Served Iceland. Posted to the UK 1/6/1941. Ceased to belong to the Reserve of Officers on the grounds of ill-health 4/3/1942. | + | |Unit=Joined the Grenadier Guards - Commissioned as a 2/Lt 20/12/1918, resigned 10/6/1920. Placed on Reserve of Officers - Grenadier Guards. Embodied 24/8/1939. Joined The Durham Light Infantry - Commissioned as a 2/Lt 21/2/1940, retaining seniority. Posted 11th Bn DLI 26/2/1940. Posted to 70th Brigade HQ 29/2/1940. Sick leave May 1940 (Confirmed by Weekly Return of Officers as at 5/5/1940). Served BEF? Served Iceland. Posted to the UK 1/6/1941. Ceased to belong to the Reserve of Officers on the grounds of ill-health 4/3/1942. |
|Company/Battery=Brigade Headquarters. | |Company/Battery=Brigade Headquarters. | ||
|Task or role=Camp Commandant. | |Task or role=Camp Commandant. | ||
|Joined Brigade=26/2/1940. | |Joined Brigade=26/2/1940. | ||
|Promotions=W/S Lt 26/2/1941. | |Promotions=W/S Lt 26/2/1941. | ||
| − | |Died/Killed in action=Death registered March 1979. | + | |Died/Killed in action=Died 19/3/1979. Death registered March 1979. Probate granted 26/4/1979, London Registry. |
| − | |Home address=Son of Lt Colonel Alfred Gilbey JP of Woodburn, Bucks and his wife Beatrice Elizabeth. Educated Eton and Sandhurst. Married 1927 Elizabeth Thornton (dissolved 1930). 19, Chelsea Lodge, File Street, London SW3. | + | |Home address=Son of Lt Colonel Alfred Gilbey JP of Woodburn, Bucks and his wife Beatrice Elizabeth. Educated Eton and Sandhurst. Married 1927 Elizabeth Thornton (dissolved 1930). Lived at 19, Chelsea Lodge, File Street, London SW3 at the time of his death. |
|Source table=11DLI | |Source table=11DLI | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:41, 2 November 2018
Personnel Entry
Name Gilbey Quinton Holland
Army number 120038
Rank Lt
Decorations
Date of birth 9/6/1899. Baptised 20/7/1899, Woburn, Buckinghamshire.
Age 79 at the time of his death.
Unit Joined the Grenadier Guards - Commissioned as a 2/Lt 20/12/1918, resigned 10/6/1920. Placed on Reserve of Officers - Grenadier Guards. Embodied 24/8/1939. Joined The Durham Light Infantry - Commissioned as a 2/Lt 21/2/1940, retaining seniority. Posted 11th Bn DLI 26/2/1940. Posted to 70th Brigade HQ 29/2/1940. Sick leave May 1940 (Confirmed by Weekly Return of Officers as at 5/5/1940). Served BEF? Served Iceland. Posted to the UK 1/6/1941. Ceased to belong to the Reserve of Officers on the grounds of ill-health 4/3/1942.
Company/Battery Brigade Headquarters.
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role Camp Commandant.
Joined Brigade 26/2/1940.
Promotions W/S Lt 26/2/1941.
Wounded
Prisoner of War
Died/Killed in action Died 19/3/1979. Death registered March 1979. Probate granted 26/4/1979, London Registry.
Home address Son of Lt Colonel Alfred Gilbey JP of Woodburn, Bucks and his wife Beatrice Elizabeth. Educated Eton and Sandhurst. Married 1927 Elizabeth Thornton (dissolved 1930). Lived at 19, Chelsea Lodge, File Street, London SW3 at the time of his death.
Source table 11DLI
To see a Website on the Peerage which contains more genealogical information on Lt Gilbey and his family click here. The considerable history of the family involvement in the distilling industry can also be found on the Internet.
It is not yet entirely clear whether Lt Gilbey was with Brigade HQ while they were part of the B.E.F. in 1940, although the indication from the Battalion's Weekly Return of Officers that he was on sick leave in the UK as at 5/5/1940 would suggest that this was not the case, which is why the entry above has a query attached.
