George Kearsley Stephens		Return
Corporal Men of the Royal Army Service Corps WWI A/Sergeant George Kearsley Stephens Service Number: M2/034900 Regiment & Unit/Battalion Royal Army Service Corps Victory Medal and War Medal Royal Field Artillery Date of Death 15th September, 1971. [Aged 76] Buried or commemorated at Broadwas Roll of Honour St. John the Baptist, Fladbury. Country of Service United Kingdom Additional Info Son of Mr. and Mrs. George and Emmeline Stephens. Family history George Kearsley Stephens, was the son of George and Emmeline Lucy [Peacock] Stephens, and was born in Pershore, on the 15th June, 1895. In 1901 George was living in Cropthorne, Worcestershire and in 1911 he was living in Wellesbourne, Hastings, Warwickshire. George married, Elsie Eileen Spencer, [b. 12th March, 1892] from Broadwas, in Worcester, in July 1918, and they had two children. In the 1939 Register, George and Eslie were living at Glebe Farm, Pershore, with their son George A. Stephens. George's occupation was, Farmer & Fruit Grower. Name: G K Stephens[George Kearsley Stephens] Military Date: 1914-1920 Military Place: England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, United Kingdom Regiment or Corps: Army Service Corps, Royal Field Artillery Regimental Number: M2/034900, M2/034900 George Kearsley Stephens [died, 15th September, 1971, aged 76] Elsie Eileen Stephens [died, 27th May 1971, aged 79] St. John the Baptist, Fladbury. HISTORY INFORMATION   George Kearsley Stephens, was in the Royal Army Service Corps and was discharged 5th June 1917 and then appointed commision, in the Royal Field Artillery. Medal Records Card Men of the Royal Field Artillery, firng an 18 pounder, WWI.