COLLIER Christopher George Arthur

1891 Census, Bala, Merionethshire:
William M. Collier, head, age 43, Inland Revenue Officer, born Thornbury
Alice Collier, wife, age 29, born Birmingham
William M. Collier, son, age 14, born Dublin, Ireland
Christopher G.A. Collier, son, age 5, born Banff N.B.
Edmind A. Collier, son, age 3, born Banff N.B.
Elizabeth Fellows, servant, age 19

1901 Census, Comer Rd, St Johns, Worcester
William M. Collier, head, age 55, Inland Revenue Officer, born Shrewsbury, Salop
Alice Collier, wife, age 35, born Birmingham, Warwickshire
William M. Collier, son, age 14, born Dublin, Ireland
Christopher G.A. Collier, son, age 15, born Scotland
Edmund A. Collier, son, age 13, born Scotland
Sidney Collier, son, age 8, born Worcester St Johns
Sarah Cox, servant, age 13

London Gazette, 4th February 1902:
Post Office
Learners: Christopher George Arthur Collier (Worcester)

1911 Census, 22 Albert Rd, Worcester
Alice Collier, widow, age 45, born Birmingham, Warwickshire
Christopher George Arthur Collier, age 25, County cricketer, born Banff N.B.

First team member for Worcestershire County Cricket Club from 1910 €“ 1914.

Enlisted Woolwich, Kent.

Christopher Collier arrived in France on 9th July 1915.  He was awarded the Victory Medal, the British War Medal and the 1915 Star.

A photograph of Staff Sergeant Collier can be found in Berrow’s Worcester Journal Supplement, Saturday 9th September 1916, available at Worcestershire Archives.