1895
1901C
1911C Bootmaker in factory, living with his parents and 5 of his brothers at 48 High Street, Easton, Bristol
1914 Joined up.
1918. Arthur Ennis Gosling, Army Cyclist Corps, formerly Glocs Reg, of Easton, Bristol A/Sgt, killed 5/10/1918 France & Flanders
Busigny was captured on 9/10/1918 in the battle of Cambrai.
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His Army Service record exists on Ancestry. It contains correspondence between the Army & his mother, of 48 High Street, Easton, Bristol for up to a year after his death: this must have added to the pain of the family.
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| form telling the army office where to send Arthur's effects | His mother's acknowledgement of these | His mother's aknowledgement of his medals |
A postwar photo of George & Sarah Gosling with a photo of their dead son, Arthur, & 7 of their remaining 8 sons