FENTIMAN Chart 0308

This is a Chart for Thomas Frederick (Frederick Thomas) Fentiman and Mary Elizabeth Beech

 

married
March quarter
1887
West Ham 
district
Essex

 
 

1
THOMAS FREDERICK FENTIMAN
(FREDERICK THOMAS)

born about
December  quarter
1867
Walton on Thames
Surrey 
or 
Hersham,  Surrey (1891) 
or 
Oaklands Park, Surrey (1901, 1911)
baptised
15th December 1867
as
Frederick Thomas
Hersham, Surrey
occupation
1891 Coachman; 1901, 1911 Coachman (Domestic)
died about
March  quarter
1924
West Ham  district
Essex 
Age 58  (as Thomas T?)

 

2
MARY ELIZABETH BEECH
born 
1867
 Ossett, Yorkshire
died
December quarter
1915
West Ham district
Essex 
Age 48


3
Mary
 Elizabeth
 FENTIMAN
born about
March quarter
1887
Leytonstone, Essex
died about
March quarter
1893
West Ham district
 Essex
 Age 5

4
Rosa 
Harriet 
FENTIMAN
born about
 March quarter
1889
 Wanstead, Essex
died about
March quarter
1964
Epping district
Essex 
Age 75 
(as Rosa M?)

married
September quarter
1912
  West Ham 
district, Essex
 Albert A 
DANGERFIELD
born about
1870
died about
 
March quarter
1940
West Ham district
Essex 
Age 70
5
Albert 
Frederick 
FENTIMAN
born about
March quarter
1891
Wanstead district Essex
died about
March quarter
1895
West Ham 
district
 Essex 
Age 4
6
William 
Charles 
FENTIMAN
born about
September quarter
1893
 Wanstead, Essex
occupation
1911 Royal Field Artillery
died about
December quarter
1965
Worthing district
Sussex 
Age 72

married
 December quarter
1919
West Ham district 
Essex
Violet 
WIFFIN
born about
15th October 1892
died
March quarter
1974
Kingston upon Thames district
Surrey
7
Thomas Henry FENTIMAN
born about
 December
quarter
 1895 
Wanstead Essex
occupation
1911 Ironmonger's Errand Boy
WWI
Private
Service No
3467
The Buffs
(East Kent Regiment)
1st.5th Battalion
died
WWI
21st April 1916
cemetery
Amara War Cemetery
Iraq
(was Mesopotamia)
Private
8
Daisy 
Florence 
FENTIMAN
 December 
quarter
1897
Wanstead
Essex
occupation
1911 School

married
 March quarter
1919
West Ham district
Essex
 Richard STEPHENSON
born about
 
1892
9
Violet 
Irene
 FENTIMAN
born
 
18th February 1900
 Wanstead Essex
died
 January
quarter
 1999, Uckfield district
 Sussex

married
 September
quarter
 1938
Essex S.W. district
Essex
Edward J STACK
born about 1895
died
March quarter
1968 Brighton district Sussex 
Age 73
10
Dorothy 
Primrose
 FENTIMAN
born about
 June quarter
1904
Wanstead, Essex
died about
 March quarter
1960
Eastbourne district
 Sussex 
Age 56

married (1) 
June quarter
1926
West Ham
 district
 Essex
Percy J 
HAGGER
born about
 1899

married (2) 
 March 
quarter
1953
Hove district Sussex
Malcolm MONTGOMERY
born about
 1903
died about December 
quarter
1975
 Hove district
 Sussex
11
James
 Arthur
 FENTIMAN
born
1st September 1906
 Wanstead, Essex
died
July 1989 Newham district
 London

married
December
quarter
 1929
West Ham District Essex
 Dorothy Lucy MORRIS
born
 
2nd August 1907
died
 May 1991 Tower Hamlets district, London
12
Edith 
May FENTIMAN
born about
 March
quarter 1908 Wanstead Essex
13
Frederick FENTIMAN
born about
 March
quarter
 1910 Wanstead Essex
  1. 1867 IGI Baptism
    1871 Maynard Road, St Mary, Walthamstow, Essex
    1881 Days Cottages, George Lane, Wanstead, Essex
    1891 George Lane, Wanstead, Essex. Living with them was Thomas's widowed mother Elizabeth and his sister Elizabeth and brother James A FENTIMAN 
    In the same property were Boarders Lucy TWEEN (21) born Theydon Bois, Essex and George TWEEN (22) General Labourer born Penge, Surrey. Visiting them was Charles H CONN (5) 
    1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1922 Wanstead, Essex. (Forces War Records for medals of son Thomas Henry)
  2. 1891 George Lane, Wanstead, Essex Living with them was Thomas's widowed mother Elizabeth and his sister Elizabeth and brother James A FENTIMAN 
    In the same property were Boarders Lucy TWEEN (21) born Theydon Bois, Essex and George TWEEN (22) General Labourer born Penge, Surrey. Visiting them was Charles H CONN (5) 
    1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1922 Wanstead, Essex. (Forces War Records for medals of son Thomas Henry)
  3. 1891 George Lane, Wanstead, Essex
  4. 1891 George Lane, Wanstead, Essex
    1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  5. 1891 George Lane, Wanstead, Essex
  6. 1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 Seaforth Barracks, Royal Field Artillery No 3 Depot, Seaforth, Lancashire
  7. 1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1916 CGWC gives parents as Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Fentiman, of Wanstead, Essex, so confirming that this is their child.
    Information from Forces War Records sent by John TERRY 2/11/2014
    First Name: Thomas Henry 
    Initials: T H 
    Surname: FENTIMAN
    DOB: Circa 1896 
    Age: 20 
    Birth Town: Wanstead, Essex. 
    Resided Town: Wanstead, Essex. 
    Nationality: British 
    Date of Death: 21/04/1916 
    Fate: Died 
    Information: Parents: Mr. and Mrs. T. F. FENTIMAN, of Wanstead, Essex. 
    Rank: Private 
    Service Number: 3467 
    Duty Location: Mediterranean Expeditionary Force 
    Campaign Medals: 
    Victory Medal
    Given the information we have available it is likely that Thomas Henry FENTIMAN was entitled to the Victory medal, also called the Inter Allied Victory Medal. This medal was awarded to all who received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and, with certain exceptions, to those who received the British War Medal. It was never awarded alone. These three medals were sometimes irreverently referred to as Pip, Squeak and Wilfred.
    Eligibility for this award consisted of having been mobilised, fighting, having served in any of the theatres of operations, or at sea, between midnight 4th/5th August, 1914, and midnight, 11th/12th November, 1918. Women who served in any of the various military organisations in a theatre of operations were also eligible. 
    British War Medal
    From the information available to us, it is very possible that Thomas Henry FENTIMAN was entitled to the British War Medal for service in World War One. This British Empire campaign medal was issued for services between 5th August 1914 and 11th November 1918.
    The medal was automatically awarded in the event of death on active service before the completion of this period. 
    Service: British Army 
    Regiment: Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 
    Buffs (East Kent Regiment) during World War 1
    The Regiment raised 14 Battalions and was awarded 48 battle honours and 1 Victoria cross, losing 6,000 men during the course of the First World War.
    1/5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion Territorial Force
    04.08.1914 Formed at Ashford as part of the Kent Brigade of the Home Counties Division, then moved to Dover, Canterbury and then Sandwich.
    30.10.1914 Embarked for India from Southampton where the Home Counties Division was broken up.
    Dec 1915 Landed at Basra and joined the 35th Indian Brigade of the 7th Indian Division.
    Feb 1916 Became corps troops and formed composite unit with 2 companies of the 1/4th Hampshire Battalion.
    12.05.1916 Transferred to the 35th Indian Brigade of the 14th Indian Division.
    31.10.1918 Ended the war in Shahraban N.E. of Baghdad, Mesopotamia.
    2/5th (The Weald of Kent) Battalion Territorial Force
    Sept 1914 Formed at Ashford and then moved to Ascot to join the 202nd Brigade of the 67th Division.
    May 1915 Moved to Ashford.
    Nov 1917 Disbanded.
    3/4th & 3/5th Battalion Territorial Force
    July & Mar 1915 Formed at Canterbury and Ashford.
    Dec 1915 Moved to Cambridge.
    08.04.1916 Became Reserve battalions.
    01.09.1916 Moved to Tunbridge Wells and absorbed the 5th Battalion.
    Nov 1917 Moved to Crowborough and then back to Tunbridge Wells in the Home Counties Reserve Brigade Territorial Force.
    Information about other Battalions can be found on the Forces War Records web site
    Battalion: 5th Battalion 
    Commemorated: Britain 
    Collections: Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919 
    The IWGC/CWGC Registers Collection
  8. 1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  9. 1901 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
    1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  10. 1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  11. 1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  12. 1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex
  13. 1911 33 Wellesley Park, Wanstead, Essex

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