Jonah William Trimmer D.C.M., 1891–1916?> (aged 24 years)
- Name
- Jonah William /Trimmer/ D.C.M.
- Type of name
- birth name
- Given names
- Jonah William
- Surname
- Trimmer
- Name suffix
- D.C.M.
Birth
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Note: Chipping N. vol 3a p870 |
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Death of a paternal grandmother
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Note: Age: 60; Hartley W. vol 2c p122 |
Birth of a sister
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Note: Lymington vol 2b p622 (Alice Jeastine Trimmer); Actual date from 1939 register and confirmed by death entry |
Baptism of a sister
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Note: abode Boldre, Lymington |
Birth of a sister
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Note: Wimborne vol 5a p246; Actual date inferred from 1939 register ('39 register gives 18 May 1898 but birth registered 2nd quarter '99) |
Baptism of a sister
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British Queen
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Census
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Note: Age: 9; Relation to Head of House: Son |
Birth of a brother
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Note: Wimborne vol 5a p227; Actual date from death entry |
Baptism of a brother
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Birth of a sister
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Note: Hartley W. vol 2c p219; Actual date from 1939 register and confirmed by death entry |
Birth of a brother
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Note: Basingstoke vol 2c p197 |
Baptism of a brother
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British King
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Birth of a brother
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Note: Bradfield vol 2c p339; Actual date from death entry |
Census
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Note: Age: 19; Marital Status: Single |
Occupation
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Address: Dover Castle |
Death of a paternal grandfather
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Address: Bunkers Cottage Note: Age: 80; Hartley W. vol 2c p229; Actual date from probate entry |
British King
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Death
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Source: CWGC
Note: Serjeant, 2nd Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment
Note: Battles of the Somme - 01 July – 18 November 1916; 1st day casualty
Note: At some point in his career he was awarded a DCM (click on the 'Notes' tab)
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father |
1866–1946
Birth: 23 December 1866
34
35
— Odiham, Hampshire, England Death: September 1946 — Ware, Hertfordshire, England |
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mother |
1868–1946
Birth: 4 April 1868
— Tacolneston, Norfolk, England Death: September 1946 — Ware, Hertfordshire, England |
Religious marriage | Religious marriage — 31 March 1891 — Rotherwick, Hampshire, England |
7 months
himself |
1891–1916
Birth: October 1891
24
23
— Milton Under Wichwood, Oxfordshire, England Death: 1 July 1916 — Somme, Picardie, France |
19 months
younger sister |
1893–1970
Birth: 18 April 1893
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25
— Boldre, Hampshire, England Death: June 1970 — Epping, Essex, England |
6 years
younger sister |
1899–1958
Birth: 18 May 1899
32
31
— Verwood, Dorset, England Death: September 1958 — Harrow, Middlesex, England |
3 years
younger brother |
1902–1984
Birth: 20 January 1902
35
33
— Verwood, Dorset, England Death: September 1984 — Ashford, Kent, England |
3 years
younger sister |
1905–1973
Birth: 13 February 1905
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36
— Rotherwick, Hampshire, England Death: June 1973 — Ware, Hertfordshire, England |
3 years
younger brother |
1907–1945
Birth: October 1907
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39
— Old Basing, Hampshire, England Death: 9 December 1945 — Paris, France |
3 years
younger brother |
1910–1988
Birth: 30 June 1910
43
42
— Tilehurst, Berkshire, England Death: July 1988 — Harlow, Essex, England |
Death |
Source: CWGC
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Birth |
Chipping N. vol 3a p870 |
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Census |
Age: 9; Relation to Head of House: Son |
Census |
Age: 19; Marital Status: Single |
Death |
Serjeant, 2nd Bn., Royal Berkshire Regiment Battles of the Somme - 01 July – 18 November 1916; 1st day casualty At some point in his career he was awarded a DCM (click on the 'Notes' tab) |
Note
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Instituted on 4th December 1854. The D.C.M. was the first official medal award to recognise an act of gallantry in the field by a member of the armed forces who was below the rank of officer. It was the other ranks' equivalent of the Distinguished Service Order. The D.C.M. was awarded for gallantry in the field in the face of the enemy. Other ranks in the British Army and also non-commissioned ranks in Commonwealth Forces were eligible for this award. The reverse of the medal bears the inscription “For Distinguished Conduct in the Field”. A bar carrying the date of a subsequent deed could be added to the ribbon until 1916 when the bar was changed to a laurel wreath. A recipient of the award is entitled to used the letters D.C.M. after their name. |
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Media object
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Soldier - generic |