1878 Jul 28 Born St Pancras, London
1881 census at 33 Prebend Street, St Pancras
1891census at St Pancras
1895 Aug 4 Married in London
1901 census
1906 Their children Thomas & Walter are in the St Pancras Workhouse
1909 Feb 7. Enlisted in RAMC Territorials
1911 census
1914 Aug 13. Mobilised
1914 Sep 28 Posted to France
1915 Jan 14 Posted to UK
1915 Jan 26 Posted back to France
1915 May 8 Posted to UK
1915 May 12 Deserted
1915 Jun 14. Rejoined and D Court Martial
1915 Jul 14 Released to duty
1915 Jul 23 Discharged unfit from RAMC service. His discipline record from 1914 to 1915 was terrible
1915 Jul 27 Returns to Royal Naval Reserve from ‘Shore’
1915 Aug 25. Discharged from HMS Pembroke shore barracks at Chatham
1915 Sep 3. Posted to HMS Actaeon part of the Navy's torpedo school in Chatham Dockyard, used to carry out torpedo trials and to train new recruits for the Navy. Working on the MT Edward VI a hired trawler, in service as minesweeper, then cable repair vessel.
1915 Oct 15. Moved to MT Xylopia a Steam Trawler fitted out as a minesweeper. Intended for target-towing. On the outbreak of the war it was allocated to the patrol organisation as minesweeper.
1915 Nov 3. Goes on the ‘Run’ from Royal Naval Reserve from HMS Actaeon
1915 Nov 10 He now enlisted at Holborn while still on the ‘Run’ from the Royal Naval Reserve into the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as 34802 Private Thomas Labrom. He is living at Flat 9, 244 Gt College Street, Kings Cross N W. He was a Ships Fireman
1916 May 8. Discharged medically unfit. He suffered from Bronchitis and was an Alcoholic
1916 May 18 Enlists in Royal Navy. Starts with 60 days gaol for earlier RNR desertion
1916 Nov 4. 30 days in cells for stealing
1919 Dec 22 He applies for medals from Seamans Institute, Southampton
1919 Feb 13 Discharged Royal Navy
1920 Oct 15. Joined with RIC no 74315 & ADRIC no 111/114 . ex-Sailor & Ships Fireman
1920 Nov 2 Resigned ADRIC
1921 Feb 28. Re-enlisted at Whitehall for 6 months aged 33 into the Royal Army Service Corps as a Light Car Driver Class III as M/31415 Private Thomas Labrom
1921 Jul 16 Died in Ireland of "accidental gunshot wound" . It sounds like suicide, but I cannot find either an army enquiry nor newspaper reports
