Notes
The Roll lists his address as 302 Gladstone Street.
(CWGC records that Sapper Tom Fenby, regimental number 137088, died aged 37 on 21/2/1917 while serving in the Postal Section of the Royal Engineers, and is commemorated on the Mikra Memorial in Greece. They record him as the son of Mrs S Fenby of 102 Quay Road, Bridlington, Yorkshire and as the husband of the late Hannah Fenby. Tom Fenby was born in 1883 in Driffield Yorkshire, the son of Charles and Selina Fenby. He was a postman when he married Hannah Barclay in County Durham in 1903; he transferred to Peterborough Post Office in July 1913. His Army service file records that he enlisted on 2/11/1915 in the Postal Section of the Royal Engineers. He was aboard the Princess Alberta, travelling from Stavros to Mudros, when the ship sank after hitting a mine on 21/2/1917. His Army file states he was initially listed as missing, but later deemed to have died. He is commemorated on the Peterborough Post Office War Memorial. The Book of Remembrance at Peterborough Cathedral incorrectly records him as "Thomas Fendy").