William Edward Bone (1876-1964). On the 7th December 1895 William applied to the First Middlesex (Victoria and St. George’s) Rifle Volunteers (more here) and signed a Memorandum of Agreement.
I obtained this fragile document and a small collection of his photographs.
From what I can gather (this might be the wrong person), William probably spent most of his life in the Croydon and Lewisham area presumably working as a railway clerk in 1939. If my research is correct he married his wife (Daisy Catherine Smith 1880-1971) in 1915, they had a daughter, Dorothy, born in 1917.
The family history research is here (4):
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| Surname | Name | Dates | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bone | William | 1822 - | 4711 |
| Bone | William Edward | 18 December 1876 - 30 Jan 1964 | 4712 |
| Cosens | John Chas | - | 4713 |
| Cosens | Martha | abt 1819 - | 4714 |
| Gridley | Matilda | 1831 - 1911 | 4715 |
| Lefevre | Sarah | 1824 - 1888 | 4716 |
| Lewis | Elizabeth Mary | 1787 - 1876 | 4717 |
| Miller | Thomas | 1816 - | 4718 |
| Prestridge | Harold William | 1885 - 1924 | 4719 |
| Smith | Daisy Catherine | 10 Mar 1880 - Oct 1971 | 4720 |
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Below, the Memorandum and the photograph collection:
