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WORLD WAR I

Bingham War Memorial

Service Record

75125 Sapper John Whitehead Royal Engineers b. 1883
Medal card Entered France 27 June 1915
Awarded Victory, British and 15 Star medals
   
Roll of Honour

AVL
RoH: Wounded on the Western Front

AVL Address: Newgate Street

Family history etc

  John Whitehead
B.1883 Aslockton
Census 1901 Living in Aslockton with
Father: Joseph b1858 Orston
Mother: Betsy Lynn b. Bottesford
Brother: Fred b. 1891 Orston
Brother: Herbert b. 1892 Orston
Sister: Ada b. 1897 Orston
Brother: Arthur b. 1898 Aslockton

Chimney Sweep on own account






Arthur
served in the Sherwood Foresters and Royal Garrison Artillery
Census
1911
Living in Newgate Street
Wife: Maud B.1884 Bingham Son: Jim B. 1909 Bingham
Chimney Sweep  
1907 John married Maud Parker in Bingham She was the daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Parker    
1911
1914
Birth of daughter Elizabeth
Birth of son Herbert
 
1921-1931 On electoral roll living in Newgate Street with wife Maud  
1939 Register 6 Long Acre Row, Bingham
John Whitehead, b. 24 Dec 1882, married
Mabel E Jarvis (Hill), b. 29 Nov 1887, widowed
William John Philips, b. 13 Mar 1839, married
Henry Cosgrove, b. 19 May 1898, married

Chimney Sweep and general labourer
Machinist (Hosiery)
Contractors Plasterer
Contractors Plasterer
 
1939 Register Newgate St , Bingham
Maud Whitehead, b. 11 Sep 1883, married
Closed record
Elsie Whitehead (later Tinsley, Goddard), b. 9 Jun 1921, single
Bill Whitehead, b. 29 July 1925, single

Charwoman and home duties

Laundry clerk, Nottingham Coop Society

Public works errand and mash boy
 
Note Both Elsie and Bill’s mother’s maiden name was Parker. They would seem to be Maud and John’s grandchildren. We have not established why John and Maud lived in separate houses.
1941 Died aged 58 Nottingham. Probate: died at General Hospital 17th December1941; address 6 Long Acre Row, Bingham. Estate £177 7s 3d. Granted to widow Maud Whitehead.
1973 Maud died Dec qtr 1973

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