Skipman Posted 31 May , 2021 Share Posted 31 May , 2021 Thanks Dave glad to be of help. There is little method in my madness, and I move in mysterious ways, but sometimes, it works. Beats me. Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skipman Posted 1 June , 2021 Share Posted 1 June , 2021 While looking into Joseph Swarbrick 8th Hussars 2203. Service record has address as 9 rock View Old Swan Liverpool father Joseph mother Anna brother john 16 Highfield Road Old Swan This page Click has this Marriage: 7 Feb 1904 All Saints, Old Swan, Lancs. William Swarbrick - 22 Tile Fixer Bachelor of 25 Leinster Road Florence Mary Naden - 20 Spinster of 25 Leinster Road Groom's Father: Thomas Swarbrick, Deceased, Publican Bride's Father: George Naden, Gentleman Witness: W. Hollis; Eliza Lucy Naden Married by Banns by: Edw. T. Hoare Register: Marriages 1877 - 1913, Page 138, Entry 275 Source: LDS Film 2147928 Joseph Swarbrick's address given on his service record 9 Rock View Old Swan Liverpool also appears on the page but a different family? Other Swarbricks on this page might mean something, or lead somewhere. Mike Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
johndavidswarbrick Posted 3 June , 2021 Author Share Posted 3 June , 2021 On 01/06/2021 at 20:45, Skipman said: While looking into Joseph Swarbrick 8th Hussars 2203. Service record has address as 9 rock View Old Swan Liverpool father Joseph mother Anna brother john 16 Highfield Road Old Swan This page Click has this Marriage: 7 Feb 1904 All Saints, Old Swan, Lancs. William Swarbrick - 22 Tile Fixer Bachelor of 25 Leinster Road Florence Mary Naden - 20 Spinster of 25 Leinster Road Groom's Father: Thomas Swarbrick, Deceased, Publican Bride's Father: George Naden, Gentleman Witness: W. Hollis; Eliza Lucy Naden Married by Banns by: Edw. T. Hoare Register: Marriages 1877 - 1913, Page 138, Entry 275 Source: LDS Film 2147928 Joseph Swarbrick's address given on his service record 9 Rock View Old Swan Liverpool also appears on the page but a different family? Other Swarbricks on this page might mean something, or lead somewhere. Mike Hi Mike, Sorry for the delay in replying - I was tied up with something else yesrterday. I had not previously found his record, so a big thankyou for that. I know about William, and have all his records. He had two brothers whose records I also have. Joseph doesn't appear to fit into that particular Swarbrick family, but I will probably have him somewhere. I'll get on to that this morining. Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
johndavidswarbrick Posted 3 June , 2021 Author Share Posted 3 June , 2021 Hi Mike, I have Joseph now; and I did have his records, but as he was discharged in 1902 I had not made the connection with the Pension Leger Index record. He was discharged as medically unfit in March 1902; in 1911 he and his wife were living at Teddington. He engaged in correspondence with the Ministry of Pensions in 1919 - which presumably explains his Pension Ledger Index Card - but it is clear from that correspondence that he did not serve in any capacity after 1902. He died in 1950 at Redhill, Surrey. I will now remove him from my Great War Service project. Thanks again for your help. Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ss002d6252 Posted 3 June , 2021 Share Posted 3 June , 2021 28 minutes ago, johndavidswarbrick said: Hi Mike, I have Joseph now; and I did have his records, but as he was discharged in 1902 I had not made the connection with the Pension Leger Index record. He was discharged as medically unfit in March 1902; in 1911 he and his wife were living at Teddington. He engaged in correspondence with the Ministry of Pensions in 1919 - which presumably explains his Pension Ledger Index Card - but it is clear from that correspondence that he did not serve in any capacity after 1902. He died in 1950 at Redhill, Surrey. I will now remove him from my Great War Service project. Thanks again for your help. Dave The MoP was dealing with 'PWP' - Pre War Pensions - so the enquiry would make sense where there may have been an earlier pension entitlement. Craig Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
johndavidswarbrick Posted 3 June , 2021 Author Share Posted 3 June , 2021 3 minutes ago, ss002d6252 said: The MoP was dealing with 'PWP' - Pre War Pensions - so the enquiry would make sense where there may have been an earlier pension entitlement. Craig Thank you Colin - that confirms my thoughts, Dave Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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