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Blackman, George Arthur

  • 24th June 201615th August 2018
  • by admin

G BlackmanGeorge Arthur Blackman

Rank: Private

Regiment: Royal Dublin Fusiliers

Address: Late of Pinders Road, Clive Vale, Hastings

Published: March 1915

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

Barrow, A C
Tichbourne, F C
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Army Clive Vale March 1915 Royal Dublin Fusiliers
2 COMMENTS
  • Peter Weaver
    15th August 2018 at 4:30 pm
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    George Arthur Blackman: Born about 1881 in Hastings area.
    Firstly married Elizabeth Manders in 1904 at Hastings.
    1st child George William N. Blackman, born Hastings 1906.
    Family emigrated to Canada in August 1907 aboard ship Champlain.
    2nd child Arthur Blackman born 1908 Hamilton, Canada.
    Family was at 9 New Road, Clive Vale, Hastings on 1911 census.
    Secondly married Daisy Weaver (nee Ansell ) 1958 Hastings, after living together for over 25 years and after death of his first wife in 1958.
    George died in 1965 in Hastings aged 84.
    He was taken prisoner in WW1 by the Germans in March 1918
    ( Daisy Weaver was my Grandmother by her first marriage)

  • admin
    15th August 2018 at 6:04 pm
    Reply

    Thank you for providing this interesting information Peter. Kind Regards, Kieron.

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