John Shepherd, 1931–2017?> (aged 85 years)
- Name
- John /Shepherd/
- Given names
- John
- Surname
- Shepherd
Birth
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Source: BDM Index
Citation details: Bradford; 1931; Qtr Jun; Vol 9b; Page 269 |
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Education
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School or college: Wyke Junior School |
Event
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Address: 5 Tunshaw Avenue, Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Kirklees, West Yorkshire Note: Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill |
Death of a maternal grandmother
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Source: BDM Index
Citation details: Mary McCormack;1940;Gateshead;Qtr Dec; Vol 10A; Page 1415 Note: @not verified@ |
Education
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School or college: St Bede's Grammar School Note: The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School |
Death of a paternal grandfather
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Address: Amberly Court, Bierley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England
Source: BDM Index
Citation details: GRO: 1946; Dist Bradford; Qtr M; Vol 9b; Page 135; William H Shepherd Note: Old peoples housing/ home Old peoples housing/ home |
Death of a paternal grandmother
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Cause: 1. Hypostatic pneumonia following fracture of left femur acidentally sustained in a fall in hospital ward on 21st April 1946. 2. Arteric Sclerosis and Senility
Address: St Luke Hospital, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England
Source: Death Certificates
Date of entry in original source: May 8, 1946 Citation details: GRO: 1946; Bradford; Qtr J; Vol 9b; Page 83; Mary Shepherd |
Occupation
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Employer: Rimmingtons Chemist |
Occupation
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Note: Substantive Corporal Substantive Corporal |
Occupation
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Occupation
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Employer: National Cash Registers |
Occupation
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Death of a father
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Address: St Luke's Hospital, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Cause: Cardiac Arrest |
Death of a mother
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Cause: Aplastic Anaemia
Address: St Luke's Hospital, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England |
Occupation
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Event
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Note: The Army was a result of frustration I was working at Remingtons Chemists for 10 shillings a week. Directly opposite was the Mechanics Institute which was also the Army recruiting centre, being 17 at the time I was well aware that I would be called up, so on the basis that by joining voluntarily I could pick my training I signed up for 5 and 7 Five years service and seven years reserve. I spent one year in Catterick, training. One year working in the war office Comms centre and then three years in France.I came out and went to work for NCR. I got fed up with that and Mum saw an advert for Teacher Training they wanted mature students so I went Macmillan for three years with a better grant than my pay at NCR. While at Macs to supplement my income in the holidays I painted a few house along with Jack Mawson. While we were painting Lincoln Street (almost literally) one of the residents suggested I might like to live there. I said they were no good to me with 4 kids. I pointed across the field at Grange Fold and said that would do. He said Jack wants to sell so after a conversation we agreed to buy it for £2,500, he subsequently upped the price by £1000. We then managed to persuade the corporation to give us a mortgage to buy the lot. |
Death
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Address: Westbourne Community Hospital, Heaton, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Cause of death: Heart failure Note: Time of death 16:00 |
father |
1908–1987
Birth: February 7, 1908
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— Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Death: February 16, 1987 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England |
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mother |
1907–1992
Birth: March 30, 1907
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— Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland, England Death: May 9, 1992 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England |
Religious marriage | Religious marriage — August 25, 1930 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England |
9 months
himself |
1931–2017
Birth: May 30, 1931
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— Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Death: January 1, 2017 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England |
Birth |
Source: BDM Index
Citation details: Bradford; 1931; Qtr Jun; Vol 9b; Page 269 |
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Media object
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John-Shepherd-5-Jun-1952.jpg |
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Media object
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1935 John Shepherd |
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Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill |
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Education |
The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School |
Occupation |
Substantive Corporal |
Event |
The Army was a result of frustration I was working at Remingtons Chemists for 10 shillings a week. Directly opposite was the Mechanics Institute which was also the Army recruiting centre, being 17 at the time I was well aware that I would be called up, so on the basis that by joining voluntarily I could pick my training I signed up for 5 and 7 Five years service and seven years reserve. I spent one year in Catterick, training. One year working in the war office Comms centre and then three years in France.I came out and went to work for NCR. I got fed up with that and Mum saw an advert for Teacher Training they wanted mature students so I went Macmillan for three years with a better grant than my pay at NCR. While at Macs to supplement my income in the holidays I painted a few house along with Jack Mawson. While we were painting Lincoln Street (almost literally) one of the residents suggested I might like to live there. I said they were no good to me with 4 kids. I pointed across the field at Grange Fold and said that would do. He said Jack wants to sell so after a conversation we agreed to buy it for £2,500, he subsequently upped the price by £1000. We then managed to persuade the corporation to give us a mortgage to buy the lot. |
Death |
Time of death 16:00 |