William(Bill) Joseph BROWN
22nd May 1900 - 14th Nov 1974
Smithfield Market, London
Life History
22nd May 1900 |
Born in London |
between 1918 and 1920 |
Occupation Soldier in 52nd Royal Sussex Reg. 'D' Company (Germany) |
between 1920 and 1965 |
Occupation Smithfield Market, London |
21st May 1923 |
St. Andrew's Church, Stanstead Abbotts |
21st May 1923 |
Married Florence(Flo or Florrie) Elizabeth REARDON in Stanstead Abbotts, Hertfordshire |
24th May 1924 |
Birth of son Edward (Ted) John BROWN in Stanstead Abbotts, Hertfordshire |
Nov 1974 |
Buried in Enfield Crematorium |
14th Nov 1974 |
Died in Hertford, Hertfordshire (East Herts Hospital (County Hospital)) |
Other facts
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Educated Stanstead Abbotts School |
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Religion C of E |
Notes
- 1900: Londonc.1901: 1 New Street, later renamed as 2 South Street,Stanstead Abbotts, Nr. Ware, Hertfordshire1918-20: Army - Wahn & Siegburg, Germany1920?-c.29: Flat in Police Sgt. Parker's house, StokeNewington, Londonc.1929-38: 6 Glenmire Terrace, Stanstead Abbotts12.12.1938-74: 18 High Street, Stanstead Abbotts
- Notes from Christine Jackson Nov 03
William (Bill) Brown
from Ted: His mother's name was Elizabeth Jane Sharpling and one of her relatives, thought to be her niece, was the 1920s/30s female bandleader, Ivy Benson. His mother's father - was a Police Inspector in London in the 1860s/70s.
1918: When he first joined the army he was sent to Germany - he was a Prisoner-of-War for 3-4 days in the German trenches near Nuremberg - then (fortunately) the War ended
Christine has: His: 'Soldier's Pay Book for use on Active Service' from 21 March - 30 July, 1919.