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Bingham War Memorial

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34292 Private James Gray Scottish Rifles (Cameronians) born 1880
  No medal card (home service only)

No service/pension records on Ancestry
16th and 17th (Transport Workers) Battalions
Dec 1916: The 16th formed at Paisley where it remained and the 17th formed at Hamilton.
Feb 1917: Duty at ports and the 17th moved to Motherwell.
Roll of Honour
AVL
RoH: served on the Home front in the Scottish Rifles

AVL Address: 5 Long Acre Row; Pte 17th (TW) Bn. Scottish Rifles

Family history etc

  Private James Gray
[sometimes Grey]
1880 Born Bingham 18th October 1880
1881
census
Living on Long Acre, Bingham with:
Father: Henry, b Bingham 1832
Mother: Hannah, b. 1835 Edingley
Siblings:
George, b. 1860 Bingham
Joseph, b. 1868 Bingham
Hannah, b. 1874 Bingham
Charley, b. 1884 Bingham
Fred, b. 1876 Bingham
Frank, b 1878 Bingham
Jim, b. 1880 Bingham

Agricultural Labourer


Agricultural Labourer
Agricultural Day Boy
 
1891
census
Living on Nottingham Road with:
Father: Henry
Mother: Hannah
Siblings:
George
Frank
   
1901 census
[parents]
Living on Long Acre, Bingham:
Father: Henry
Mother: Hannah
   
1901 Census Boarder at 17 Deabill St., Netherfield, Carlton, Notts with;
Sarah Moore B. 1835 Cotgrave
Henry Gray b. 1865 Bingham
Railway cleaner

Boarding House keeper
Railway engine driver

Henry Gray was James’ much older brother
1903 FREEBMD Married Lizzie Birkby in Bingham MAR qtr.
Children:
Ruth Ellen b. Sep qtr 1903 Bingham
Jane Wilson b 1909 Bingham
James H b.1912 Bingham
Fanny, b. 1914 Bingham
1891 census, Lizzie aged 7 b. 1884 Beeston, was living at Long Acre Row, Bingham with her grandfather, Henry Wilson (widower), cottager b. 1810 Bingham, mother (Henry’s daughter) Ellen Birkby, charwoman b. 1857 Bingham and sibling Nellie, b. 1886 Beeston. Also Henry’s grandson William Wilson, b. 1876 Bingham.
1911 Census Lived at 6 Long Acre Row, Bingham with:
Wife: Lizzie, b.1884 Beeston, Notts
Children:
Annie, b.1907 Bingham
Jane Wilson Gray, b.1909 Bingham (died in Bingham aged 7 in 1916)
Bricklayer’s labourer  
AVL James Gray, 5 Long Acre Row    
1939 Register Moor Lane, Bingham:
James Gray, b. 15 Oct 1880, widowed
Arthur Bingham, b. 21 June 1902, married
Ruth Ellen Bingham, b. 19 May 1903, married
James Arthur Bingham, b. 9 May 1924, single
One closed record

Builder’s Labourer (Heavy work)
Sugar Factory Warehouse Charge Hand (heavy work)
Unpaid domestic duties
Plumbers Apprentice
1942 FREEBMD A James Gray died in Bingham aged 62 DEC qtr.  

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