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M2/102789 Private Daniel William Webster Royal Army Service Corps  
Medal Card Awarded Victory, British, 15 Star Medals
Entered France10/10/1915. Discharged 18/4/1919
   
AVL AVL address Newgate Street
Roll of Honour RoH served on the Western Front

Family history etc

  Daniel William Webster
Research note Apart from the speculative family connections reported below, we have been unable to locate any other candidate for Daniel in the genealogy web sites despite there having been several Webster families in the district. The service record has the correct regimental number etc. as per the AVL. Many older recruits were assigned to the service Corps. If the genealogy below is correct, he would have been 34 when he went to France.
1879 Born Duffield Belper district.
Parent’s Daniel and Mary Webster, Monkeaton. Farm Labourer.
 
1881 Living Mackworth with:
Father: Daniel Webster, b 1845, Repton
Mother: Mary Webster, b. 1839 Warwickshire
Siblings:
Jane Roberts, b. 1870, Repton
Hannah Roberts, b. 1872 Repton
Alice M Webster, b. 1877 Repton
P Eliza Webster, b. 1881 Markeaton

Agricultural labourer
Laundress
 
1891 [William] living in Mackworth, Derby with:
Father; Daniel, widower
Housekeeper: Mary Roberts, b. 1839 Warwickshire
Siblings:
Eliza Webster, b. 1880, Markeaton
George Webster, b. 1883 Markeaton

Railway Labourer
Housekeeper
 
1900 Probably married Sarah Jane Beeson Derby 26 Dec 1900 Sarah Jane was born 1881, father Frederick  
1918 Absent Voter’s List had an address for him as Newgate St.  
Electoral roll 1919 – living in Newgate Street    

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