Frederick James Milburn, 1891–1934 (aged 42 years)
- Name
- Frederick James Milburn
- Given names
- Frederick James
- Surname
- Milburn
| Birth | May 20, 1891
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| Death of a paternal grandfather | Thomas Milburn January 8, 1892 (aged 7 months) Age: 77 |
| Burial of a paternal grandfather | Thomas Milburn January 12, 1892 (aged 7 months) |
| Birth of a sister | Mary Jane Milburn January 27, 1898 (aged 6 years) |
| Census | March 31, 1901 (aged 9 years) |
| Birth of a brother | John Robert Milburn May 26, 1902 (aged 11 years) |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Thomas Burdon April 9, 1906 (aged 14 years) Age: 76 |
| Death of a paternal grandmother | Isabella Sidgwick December 10, 1908 (aged 17 years) |
| Census | April 2, 1911 (aged 19 years) Age: 19 |
| Occupation | Drapers Apprentice April 2, 1911 (aged 19 years) |
| Occupation | Corporal 4th Yorks Regiment February 9, 1916 (aged 24 years)Note: Service Number 206000
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| Death of a brother | Reginald William Milburn September 16, 1916 (aged 25 years) Cause: Killed in action during the Battle of the Somme |
| Occupation | Sergeant 4th Yorkshire Regiment (Journyman Draper) February 5, 1918 (aged 26 years) |
| Military | UK, WWI Pension Ledgers and Index Cards, 1914-1923 February 20, 1919 (aged 27 years) |
| Birth of a daughter | Joyce Mary Milburn July 1, 1920 (aged 29 years) |
| Death of a father | James Milburn January 17, 1921 (aged 29 years) |
| Probate | Robert Smith Maughan April 6, 1929 (aged 37 years) |
| Death of a mother | Mary Burdon October 11, 1930 (aged 39 years) Age: 73 |
| Occupation | Grocer and Draper February 16, 1934 (aged 42 years) |
| Death | February 16, 1934 (aged 42 years) Address: Noth End, Hutton Rudby Informant: Minnie Eden — sister-in-law Cause of death: Acute Lobar Pneumonia |
| Burial | 1934 (aged 42 years) Cemetery: All Saints Church |
| Probate | May 26, 1934 (3 months after death) |
| father |
1858–1921
Birth: 1858
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32 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: January 17, 1921 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
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| mother |
1857–1930
Birth: September 17, 1857
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24 — Ingleby Greenhow, Yorkshire, England Death: October 11, 1930 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
| elder brother |
1886–1964
Birth: 1886
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28 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: November 6, 1964 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
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4 years
elder brother |
1889–1916
Birth: 1889
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31 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: September 16, 1916 |
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2 years
himself |
1891–1934
Birth: May 20, 1891
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33 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: February 16, 1934 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
| sister |
Private
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| younger sister |
1898–1978
Birth: January 27, 1898
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40 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: 1978 |
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4 years
younger brother |
1902–1984
Birth: May 26, 1902
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44 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: February 1984 — Cleveland, England |
| himself |
1891–1934
Birth: May 20, 1891
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33 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: February 16, 1934 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
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| wife |
1890–1968
Birth: December 21, 1890
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38 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: March 19, 1968 — Coleraine, Northern Ireland |
| daughter |
Private
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| daughter |
1920–1990
Birth: July 1, 1920
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29 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England Death: November 22, 1990 — Hutton Rudby, Yorkshire, England |
| son |
Private
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| son |
Private
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| Occupation | Service Number 206000 |
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| Note | The quiet little village on 21 Aug 1918 was Millencourt. What he failed to say was that they were about to assemble that night for some very tough fighting at Albert. Fifty one men were killed between 22nd and 27th. Frederick James Milburn Born May 1891 24 DEC 1914 Fred sends postcard to friend wishing him a “Happy & Joyous Yuletide”. Picture on postcard is of Fred in uniform with his cap beside him. The badge on the cap is of the Green Howards. There are no “stripes” on Fred’s uniform so assume he was a “private”. Early 1916 Fred Marries in Yorkshire http://www.nryonline.co.uk/pictures/becky/bellafred.jpg 4 AUG 1916 Note stating “Admittance to camp hereby granted to friends of Corpl Milburn”. Hipswell Camp, Captain (?) Lee, Commanding ‘A’ Coy, 2/4 Yorks. Date unknown - I've put it in this time frame based on the address. Letter of condolence sent to Mr & Mrs Johnson regarding the death of their son Henry. He writes his address as: 2 M Stores 2/4 Yorks Ry Hepswell Camp Catterick Yorkshire 19 NOV 1917 Fred writes letter sent to his sister Sarah. He writes his address as C’ Coy 4th Res. Yorks Regt. Sutton on Hull Fred writes that he hopes to get a weekend pass soon and that although the “percentage allowed is small” he thinks that “a little diplomacy and tact may facilitate matters”. 9 JUN 1918, France Fred writes a letter to Sarah, he states his address for posting letters to as: No. 2 Platoon A. Coy 7th Buffs, B.E.F 15 AUG 1918 Fred writes to Sarah, he informs her that he is “now a Sgt. again. That is to say I have got made full rank which being on the field will be substantive” 21 AUG 1918 Fred writes to Sarah, he tells her he has rejoined his battalion in “a quiet village somewhere in France.” Fred mentions a “Sgt. of this battalion who was in the same hut as me at the 11th Stationing Hospital”. DEC 1918 Christmas Card sent from Heatherdene convalescent home in Harrogate |
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