Archwiliwch yn Theatrau Rhyfel / Llinell Amser

Herbert Fred Carter

Golygwyd gan : Person6 Wales at War / Cymru yn y Rhyfel 27/05/2016

Man geni: Paulton, Gwlad yr Haf

Dyddiad marw: 8/10/1918

Rhyw: Gwrywaidd

Lle claddwyd : Mynwent Prospect Hill, Gouy

Cofebion:

Newbridge/Trecelyn (St Fagans)
Celynen Collieries
  • Dyddiad geni - N/A

    Ble ? - Paulton, Gwlad yr Haf

  • Dyddiad Ymrestrodd - N/A

    Ble ? - Abertyleri, Sir Fynwy

    Oedran - N/A

    Fel - Fel Anhysbys

  • Rhengoedd

  • Rheng Dyddiad - N/A

    Rheng - Fel Milwr Cyffredin

    Gwasanaeth - Y Fyddin Brydeining

    Fel - Royal Welsh Fusiliers

    Rhif gwasanaeth - 93551

  • Ennillodd fedal

  • Dyddiad dyfarnu - N/A

    dyfarnwyd - Math : Medal Rhyfel Prydeinig

  • Dyddiad dyfarnu - N/A

    dyfarnwyd - Math : Medal Buddugoliaeth

  • Dyddiad marw - 8/10/1918

    Ble ? - N/A

Teulu

  • Tad - William Probert Carter
  • Mam - Mercy Maggs
  • Brawd - William Carter
  • Brawd - David Carter
  • Brawd - Vincent Carter
  • Brawd - Oliver Carter
  • Brawd - Albert Carter
  • Brawd - Charles Carter
  • Brawd - Edward Carter
  • Brawd - Tom Carter

Cyfeiriad

  • The Batch, Paulton, Gwlad yr Haf

Iaith/ieithoedd siaradwyd

  • Saesneg

Gwybodaeth bellach

The 1901 census shows Herbert Fred Carter to be one of seven boys born to William Probert Carter and Mercy Carter (nee Maggs). The boys were William (13), David (12), Vincent (10), Herbert (7), Oliver, (5), Albert (3) and Charles (1). They were living in Paulton in North Somerset at the time. William was working at a coal hewer and their eldest son, also William, was working at the colliery as a carter (underground) at the age of 13. By 1911 William and Mercy were living in The Batch, Paulton, Bristol and had added a further two sons, Edward and Tom to their family. Four of their sons were still living with them (including Herbert) were also employed in the coal mines. When the Carters lost Herbert in October 1918 they suffered their second tragedy of the war, they had previously lost Herbert’s older brother Vincent in May 1915 Herbert moved to Newbridge at some time after the 1911 Census to work in the Celynen collieries, he is commemorated on both the Newbridge memorial and the Celynen Collieries Roll of Honour.

Galwedigaeth cyn y rhyfeloedd

  • Collier

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