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Elliot, Beney, Paine & Holder Army

Paine, Frederick George

  • 18th April 20163rd March 2017
  • by admin

Beney, Holder, Elliott & PaineElliot, Beney, Paine & Holder

Frederick George Paine

Rank: Corporal

Regiment: Army Service Corps, Mechanical Transport

Parents-in-Law: Mr James William & Mrs Eunice Beney

Brothers-in-Law: James George Beney, Ernest Beney, William John Elliott, Percy Beney, Arthur Beney & George Holder

Wife: Mrs Ethel May Paine

Address: Victoria Garage, St Leonards

Published: January 1915 & February 1916

Please use the comments box below if you can provide more information about this person.

Palmer, Archibald F
Holder, George
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Army Army Service Corps February 1916 January 1915 St Leonards
2 COMMENTS
  • June Barnes
    10th May 2016 at 2:11 pm
    Reply

    Frederick George W Paine born 1885 Hastings Reg. District. Son of Phillip Beringer Paine and Catherine Edwards. Husband of Ethel May Beney. Died in 1948
    Geni Profile – https://www.geni.com/people/Frederick-Paine/6000000042177606990

    1. admin
      11th May 2016 at 7:52 pm
      Reply

      Thank you June, I’ve updated the post with this info.

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