Albert Edward GEE
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He wrote a short history of the early part of his life which you can read by clicking on autobiography
He Married Dorothy Nellie Fudge on 7 July 1923.
He was depth charged off Heligoland in early 1940 and spent the rest of the war as a Prisoner of War.
The Chelmsford Chronicle reported on 2 February 1940
"News has been received that Able Seaman A.T.Gee, Bishop's Stortford, of the lost submarine Undine, is a prisoner in Germany."
Stortford Seaman Saved From Submarine
The Herts and Essex Observer, Saturday, February 3, 1940
A prisoner of War in Germany
A native of Bihop's Stortford, Able Seaman A. E. Gee, who was reported missing when the submarine Undine was lost, is safe. On Saturday, his wife received a post- card intimating that he was a prisoner of war in Germany. At the time Mrs. Gee was stay- ing with her sister-in-law, Mrs. T Hammond, of Grange Cottage, London Road, whose son, Sergt. R Hammond, was recently reported missing and believed killed in action with the R.A.F. A brother of Able Seaman Gee, Mr. T. S. Gee Lives at 150, London Road.
He died at Poole Hospital on 13 January 1992
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