Fourth Generation

22. Raymond Robert James LAW was born on 3 Dec 1886 in Durgates, Wadhurst, Surrex.²⁷ He was living on 5 Apr 1891 in Flishinghurst, Cranbrook, Kent.²¹ He was living on 31 Mar 1901 in Cranbrook, Kent.²² He served in the military between 24 Aug 1915 and 3 Oct 1916 in England.²⁸ He died in 1952. From information passed on by Daphne May Law and confirmed by the BMD indexes for the January Quarter of 1952. In the 1901 census Raymond is listed as being a "Milk Vendor".

He served as a Private 119203 Law, Raymond Rober James, in the Motor Transdort Division of the Army Service Corps during World War One from 24th August 1915 until he was discharged as being "no linger fit for war service" accring to the Kings Regulations (pragraph 392 XVI) on the 3rd Octobber 1916.

At the time of his enlistment Raymond was a Body Builder in the motor trade and was living at 14 Frston Street in Fulham SW6 with his wife Annie and daughter Margaret Annie.

Descriped by his neice Daphne May Law he as a "little man" a fact born out by his disctiption in his army enlistment and discharge papers. There he is descibed as being 5 feet 5 and a half inches tall and weighing only 106 lbs (48 Kilograms). In addtion the documents go on to say that he had grey eyes and medium brown hair.

Raymond Robert James LAW and Annie COPPINS were married on 26 Oct 1912 in St Lukes Church, Chelsea.^29,30 Annie COPPINS was born about 1889. Raymond Robert James LAW and Annie COPPINS had the following children:

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Margaret Annie LAW was born on 25 Apr 1913 in Fulham.