Person:John Reed (142)

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John Norman Reed
m. 3 Sep 1876
  1. Amelia Elizabeth Reed1876 - 1954
  2. William James Reed1880 - 1961
  3. Celia Amelia Reed1883 - 1976
  4. Thomas James Reed1885 -
  5. Henry George Reed1887 -
  6. Alfred Reed1889 - 1973
  7. Annie May Reed1891 - 1973
  8. Emily Reed1893 - 1895
  9. John Norman Reed1896 - 1971
Facts and Events
Name John Norman Reed
Alt Name Jack _____
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 23 Feb 1896 Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England
Occupation[3] 2 Apr 1911 London, Englanda silver engraver
Marriage to Ellen Alice Hanley
Other[4][5][6][7] Bet 1915 and 1919 Military Service
Death[2] 1971 Tonbridge, Kent, England
References
  1. Census Enumerator's Schedule 1901.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Death Indexes - UK
    1971 Tonbridge Vol 5f p1734.
  3. Findmypast, Census Place: Kingston, Url: www.1911census.com
    RG14PN1222 RG78PN42 RD14 SD2 ED7 SN137.
  4. Ancestry.co.uk, Url: www.ancestry.co.uk
    British Army WWI Medal Rolls Index Cards, 1914-1920.
  5. Letter
    From Jack Reed to Alf and Phoebe Reed c. 26 January 1918.
  6. Letter
    From Jack Reed to Alf and Phoebe Reed c. 5 January 1919.
  7. Jack served as a Private in the West Yorkshire Regiment, Regimental No. 10102. He went to France 15 January 1915, where he was promoted to Lance-corporal and later Corporal.
    Jack spent some time around the beginning of 1918 in No. 15 Casualty Clearing Station at Eblingham near St Omer, presumably suffering from wounds. At least at the end of the war, he was attached to the 146th (West Riding) Brigade as a member of its trench mortar battery.
    He was awarded the Victory Medal, the British War Medal, and the 1915 Star