Married
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Husband:
Michael John Beeso Born: 1893 Died: 13-Oct-1971 Father: Joseph beseau Mother: Mary jane butt Occupation: In the army and also worked for the canadian railways. On his army forms 1915 when he joined the Canadian Expeditionary force, he was a member of 106th regiment. His form states he was 5ft9, fair hair, blue eyes, and was a presbyterian. Whilst serving in the army he was hospitalized at the following hospitals… Moore Barracks Hospital Shorncliffe 3/8/1916 Shorncliffe Military Hospital 23/10/1916 Ramsgate 29/12/1916 Northern Glen Hospital Leicester 9/6/1916 Woodcote Epsom 8/7/1916 Also a hospital in France for 7 days admission after injury. All of the above hospital visits were resulting from the Shrapnel wound he obtained in Ypres France in 1916 it is said it was from a Gas Bomb. He was also hit by a portion of the bomb. He fought overseas for 2 years and 9 months , 7 months of this time was in France and Belgium. His injury kept causing problems, it is said he had lost part of his spine and shoulder muscle in the process according to a paper titled “Medical History of an Invalid” dated 21/3/1918. |
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Wife:
Millicent Mabel Chambers Born: 1895 Died: 1954 Father: William Chambers Mother: Annie Born at 63 chatsworth street Oadby Leicester In a letter dated 18/12/1954 to Michael and Sandra Beeso (her grandchildren) Millicent wrote... "Dear Michael and Sandra, it did seem nice to have a letter from you after such a long time. I began to think you had forgotten all about me. You will see by the address you are not to write to I.I.H (??) until I tell you to. I have been very ill and at home for 10 weeks. Tell mummy I hope she is well and I am glad to hear Sandra is so much better. I am sending a little present for you both to buy something for christmas. God bless you both sweethearts, all my love Granxxxx". As Millicents son Arthur divorced Irene in 1953 I assume Irene didnt keep in touch much with millicent. So this was probably why Millicent was so pleased to get a letter from her grandchildren. |
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Born: 4-Feb-1918 Died: 8-Jan-1992 Spouse: Irene Clare Booth, Nora May Children: Beeso, Sandra Diana Beeso Occupation: Driver, engineer, telephone assembler The decree Nisi divorce paper was granted to Arthur Edward Beeso and Irene Clare Beeso (nee Booth) 11/9/1953. The divorce was on the grounds of Arthur Edward Beeso being guilty of adultery. |