WORLD WAR I
Bingham War Memorial
Service Record
| 188858 | Pioneer Thomas Edward Little | Royal Engineers, Signals Service | born 1888 |
| Medal roll | Awarded Victory and British medals No service/pension records exist on Ancestry |
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| AVL Roll of Honour |
AVL Address: East Street RoH: Served on the Western Front |
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Family history etc
| Sapper Thomas Edward Little | |||
| 1888 FREEBMD | Born Netherfield, Notts JUL – SEP | 1881 family living in Netherfield Lane Carlton Father a Railway storekeeper (named John in census) |
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| Census 1891 |
Lived on Hodgkinson St., Carlton, Notts with: Father: James Little, b. 1856 Scarrington, Notts Mother: Sarah A, b.1854 Bingham Siblings: George William, b. 1877 Bingham Marian Emma, b. 1878 Bingham Herbert, b. 1880 Bingham Agnes A, b. 1884 Netherfield James H, b. 1886 Netherfield Albert, b. 1891 Carlton |
Machinist General Servant Domestic |
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| Census 1901 | Living in Market Place, Bingham with: Father: James Mother: Sarah A Siblings: Herbert Agnes A James H Alber Mary E b. 1894 Netherfield Ada N b. 1896 Netherfield. |
Shoemaker on own account railway clerk |
Trade Directories: |
| Census 1911 | Living in Market Place, Bingham with: Father: James Mother: Sarah Siblings: Agnes Annie Albert Mary Elizabeth Ada Nellie. |
Bootmaker Bootmaker Wheelwright Shorthand typist |
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| 1915 | Dec qtr Basford registration district Married Beatrice May Johnson Children: George Edward, b. 1924 Monica, b. 1924 |
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| Grantham Journal 1916 | On 8th April 1916 the newspaper published a report of a tribunal
at the Shire Hall in Nottingham: “The military representative appealed against the granting by the Bingham tribunal of a month’s exemption (by which he meant three) to Thomas E Little, an unattested shoemaker and auxiliary postman on the ground that the postponement was not justified. The Post Office made no claim to retain his services. The Tribunal altered the certificate by giving one day, from March13th, which means the period will expire on May 13th. |
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| Bingham cemetery records | All buried in Bingham cemetery: James d. 20 July 1917 aged 62 Sarah Ann d. 17 Mar 1930 aged 76 Albert d. 9 February 1917 aged 27 James Henry d. 12 April 1903 aged 17 |
We have not found Thomas Edward or Beatrice May in any deaths registers. | |
| 1918 AVL | East St. Bingham | ||
| Electoral Roll | 1931 Thomas and Beatrice May, Market Place | ||
| 1939 Register | Long Acre, Bingham Thomas Edward Little, b. 22 Jun1888, married Beatrice May Little, b. 10 Feb 1894, married One closed record George Edward Little, b. 3 Jul 1924, single Monica Baldwick (Little), b. 3 July 1924, single |
Boot dealer shop keeper Unpaid domestic duties At school Boot shop assistant |
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