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ID:27 |
Joseph William Allen 1897-? |
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Gaz’s 1st cousin 2x removed |
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Birth: |
1897 Dudley, Worcestershire |
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Alice Williams (b.1877) |
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1897 1897- Birth of Joseph William Allen in Dudley, Staffordshire
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1901 1901 Census for 'Dunn Street, Dudley'
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Name |
Relationship |
Status |
Age |
Est YOB |
Gender |
Birth County |
Occupation |
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Alice Allen |
Head |
Married |
23 |
1878 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Joseph Allen |
Son |
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4 |
1897 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Charles Allen |
Son |
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3 |
1898 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Annie Williams |
Mother |
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61 |
1840 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Maud Williams |
Sister |
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28 |
1873 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Ada Williams |
Sister |
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11 |
1890 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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1911
2 April 1911 - 1911 Census for 3, Court 3, Vicarage Prospect, Dudley'
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Name |
Relationship |
Age |
Est YOB |
Gender |
Birth County |
Occupation |
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William Allen |
Head |
34 |
1877 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
Bricklayers Labourer |
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Alice Allen |
Wife |
34 |
1877 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Joseph William Allen |
Son |
14 |
1897 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Charles Allen |
Son |
12 |
1899 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Sarah Allen |
Daughter |
8 |
1903 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
School |
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William Allen |
Son |
6 |
1905 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
School |
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John Thomas Allen |
Son |
4 |
1907 |
Male |
Huntington, Staffs |
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Mark Allen |
Son |
2 |
1909 |
Male |
Dudley, Worcs |
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Alice Allen |
Daughter |
2 mths |
1911 |
Female |
Dudley, Worcs |
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1914-1918
1st December 1914 – Joseph William enlisted in the army.Regimental No.141929
We learn from the claim for disability that Joseph was wounded a number of times.
16th June 1917 – Wounded in action
2nd August 1917 – Left upper extremity of a light metal removed from surface – fit for duty.
21st March 1918 – Wounded in hand
25th May 1918 – Wounded in left leg
5th October 1918 – Wounded in right shoulder
1919
1st March 1919 – Joseph is discharged from the army.
When demobilised he had no serious effects from his injuries, as regards to arm or pain in chest or vomiting, but symptoms appeared when he began to work about a month after demobilisation.
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his claim for disability was rejected on 12th December 1919.
