Family: Walter Edward Wallace / Eleanor May Moultrie (F295)

• Male Walter Edward Wallace

  
  

  Birth	12 Sep 1856	India
  Baptism	23 Oct 1856	Cannanore, Madras
  Death	1895	Marylebone, London
  Burial
  Marriage	11 Aug 1880  [1]	South Leigh, Oxfordshire  [1]
  Father	John Duncan Campbell Wallace | F299 Group Sheet
  Mother	Emily Hogg | F299 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Eleanor May Moultrie

  
  

  Birth	15 May 1856	Houghton le Spring, Durham
  Baptism	9 Jul 1856	Houghton le Spring, Durham
  Death	14 Dec 1930	Oxfordshire
  Burial	19 Dec 1930	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Father	Gerard Moultrie | F71 Group Sheet
  Mother	Elizabeth Anstey | F71 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male Alexander Moultrie Wallace

  
  

  Birth	1881	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Baptism	5 Jun 1881	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Death	12 Mar 1915	Neuve Chapelle, France
  Burial
  Spouse	Christina Maud Durnford | F361
  Marriage	22 Oct 1914	St. Stephen's Church, Windsor

  
  

  Male Hugh Duncan Wallace

  
  

  Birth	1882	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Baptism	6 Aug 1882	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Death	1885
  Burial	29 Jan 1885	South Leigh, Oxfordshire

  
  

  Male Gerard Percy Wallace

  
  

  Birth	1885	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Baptism	2 May 1885	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Death
  Burial

  
  

  Female Margaret Wallace

  
  

  Birth	1887	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Baptism	16 Jun 1887	South Leigh, Oxfordshire
  Death
  Burial

  
  

  Male Cyril Walter Wallace

  
  

  Birth	1890	Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire
  Death	8 Mar 1916	Mesopotamia
  Burial

  
  

• Sources

  [S468] The Standard, Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries . The Standard (London, England), Saturday, August 14, 1880; pg. 1.

  
  

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