Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. GVI first type (George R. Faithfull)

For service with the Hampshire Special ConstabularyMedal retaining its original silk riband as issuedSold together with white named card box of issue, with label named and showing the recipient was a member of the 'Hampshire Constabulary'George Edwin Faithfull, son of John Faithfull (an Agricultural Labourer) and Sophia Faithfull (nee Carter), was a native of, Southwick, Hampshire, England, where he was born on 4 January 1900. The 1901 National Census for England & Wales records the one-yea old George, living with his parents and 4 x older siblings at the family residence located at, 25 West Street, Southwick, Hampshire. The 'Faithfull' family appear to have been locally very well known, as there are no less than 4 x family dwellings side by side in Southwick in 1901, all containing member sof the extended 'Faithfull' family, of which there were 22 x members at that time,. By the time of the 1911 National Census for England & Wales, George now a 'Schoolboy' is recorded living with his parents and siblings at, 'The Drove, Southwick, Fareham, Hampshire. The 1939 National Register for England & Wales, records George living with his wife Dorothy May Faithfull (nee Collier), at their residence located at, 14 Stewarts Green, Hambledon near Droxford, Hampshire, where he was employed as a 'Road Foreman, Hampshire County Council, and is also recorded as being employed in a civil defence role as a 'Special Constable. George Edwin Faithfull, was a widower when he died at his residence located at, 14 Stewarts Green, Hambledon, on 9 March 1969Condition: EF