Major George John Malcolm ^218,292

  General Notes:

Was severely wounded in March 1915 and was invalided home; on recovery was made Squadron Commander at Hounslow, Chelmsford, Norwich and Dover; returned to France where he commanded No. 20 Squadron; was killed in an aeroplane accident. Buried at Longuenesse (St. Omer) Souvenir Cemetery.
Grave IV. A. 1.

From CWGC

Son of George and Frances Emily Malcolm, of 48, Perham Rd., West
Kensington, London.
Major
Regiment: Royal Flying Corps
Unit Text: 20th Sqdn.
Secondary Regiment: Royal Field Artillery

  Noted events in his life were:

1. He appeared on the census in 1911 in 48 Perham Road, Fulham, London. ¹⁰

2. He served in the military in 1911 in Flanders, Belguim.

3. He served in the military in June 1914 in Lieutenant.

4. Promotion: June 1915, Captain.

5. Promotion: March 1916, Major.

6. Resided: 9 July 1916, 48 Perham Road, Fulham, London. ¹³

7. His funeral was held on 11 July 1916 in French Souvenir Cemetery, St. Omer, France.

8. He had an estate probated on 10 October 1916 in London. ¹³