FREDERICK HALLAM 1877–1933

Born 1877 Radcliffe on Trent

Baptised 11th November 1877, St Mary’s Church, Radcliffe on Trent (baptismal name Fred)

Possibly married Elizabeth Hall in 1914 and had a son, George

Died January 31st 1933, Royal Oak, Radcliffe on Trent

Buried in Radcliffe Cemetery, grave reference L82, no headstone

Radcliffe on Trent School Register

Admitted 18 Oct 1880

1881 Census

Age four  living at Royal Oak Yard with father Robert 32, brewer, mother Jane Glew 32 and brothers, Thomas 9, John 5 and Robert 10 months.

1891 Census

Age 13 living with father Robert, a brewer now widowed, and brothers Robert and Thomas. His mother Jane died in 1890.

1901 Census

Age 23 employed as a plumber, lodging at the ‘Royal Oak’, Radcliffe on Trent, with John and Florence Fryer and their daughter Rosa.

1911 Census

Age 34, single, a brewer, working and living at the ‘Royal Oak’, assisting John and Florence Fryer.

Military Service

Rank: Private

Service number: DM2/170895

Military Unit: Mechanical Transport/Royal Army Service Corps (prefix DM2 before service number indicates he was a learner driver)

Theatre of War: Unconfirmed

Medals Awarded:   British War and Victory

Military Personnel Address on 1918 Electoral Register

‘Royal Oak’, Main Road, Radcliffe on Trent

1921 Census

Address: Royal Oak Inn, Radcliffe

Employment: brewer employed by Fryer

Household: employers John and Florence Fryer, their daughter Florence Rosa, stockbroker’s clerk, Wm Chapman and Co. Share Stockbrokers, Wheelergate,  Nottingham

1922 Electoral Register

Address: Royal Oak Inn, Radcliffe on Trent

Household: John and Florence Fryer, landlord

Other information

Probate: administration to his brother Thomas, a curtain packer, March 1933.

Reasons for inclusion on Radcliffe on Trent Roll of Honour

Born and died in Radcliffe on Trent.