John Shepherd 1931–2017 – Shepherd Family Tree

John Shepherd, 1931–2017 (aged 85 years)

1935 John Shepherd

Name

John Shepherd

Name: John /Shepherd/
Given names: John
Surname: Shepherd

Gender Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	May 30, 1931 23 24 Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Source: BDM Index Citation details: Bradford; 1931; Qtr Jun; Vol 9b; Page 269
Education	Junior School 1937 (aged 5 years) Wyke, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England School or college: Wyke Junior School
Event	Evacuation 1939 (aged 7 years) Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Kirklees, West Yorkshire, England Address: 5 Tunshaw Avenue, Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Kirklees, West Yorkshire Note: Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill Miners Son Peter 1 month older than John Shepherd, became a plumber could not join up becuase he had asma.
Death of a maternal grandmother	Mary O'Neil December 1940 (aged 9 years) Age: 68 Source: BDM Index Citation details: Mary McCormack;1940;Gateshead;Qtr Dec; Vol 10A; Page 1415 Note: @not verified@
Education	Grammar School 1943 (aged 11 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England School or college: St Bede's Grammar School Note: The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School Together with the other smokers we congregated in the gardeners shed. One day he said that he wanted to remove one of the older greenhouse, consequently we obliged one lunch time, we did not take it to pieces. To save time we tied a rope round the door end and pulled the side out. Much to our surprise the whole thing came down with a crash. We were all amused but Chippy Tindale the head did not see the joke, but he must have had a sense of humour, our punishment was to help the gardener dig over the vegetable plot, Which was really a chance to smoke even more.
Death of a paternal grandfather	William Henry Shepherd March 1946 (aged 14 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England 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 John Shepherd recalls William died here
Death of a paternal grandmother	Mary Laycock May 7, 1946 (aged 14 years) Age: 78 Bradford, West Yorkshire, England 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	Shop Assistant June 1948 (aged 17 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Employer: Rimmingtons Chemist
Occupation	Royal Signals November 30, 1948 (aged 17 years) Age: 17 Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Note: Substantive Corporal Substantive Corporal 2250603
Occupation	Discharge Royal Signals November 29, 1953 (aged 22 years)
Occupation	Cash Register Technician December 1953 (aged 22 years) Leeds, West Yorkshire, England Employer: National Cash Registers
Occupation	Teacher about 1971 (aged 39 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England
Death of a father	Frank Rayner Shepherd February 16, 1987 (aged 55 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Address: St Luke's Hospital, Bradford, West Yorkshire Cause: Cardiac Arrest 1987 Frank Raynor Shepherd Death Certificate
Death of a mother	Margaret McCormack May 9, 1992 (aged 60 years) Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Cause: Aplastic Anaemia Address: St Luke's Hospital, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England 1992 Margaret Shepherd Death Certificate
Occupation	Retirer from Teaching 1993 (aged 61 years)
Event	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	January 1, 2017 (aged 85 years) Age: 85 Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Address: Westbourne Community Hospital, Heaton, Bradford, West Yorkshire Cause of death: Heart failure Note: Time of death 16:00

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: February 7, 1908 46 41 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Census: April 2, 1911 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Story from Frank Rayner Shepherds Personal Papers — 1920 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Wool Sorter — 1923 Religious marriage: August 25, 1930 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Wool Warehouse Man — 1930 Family residence: about 1930 — Oakenshaw, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Steward — about 1931 — Wyke, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Working Mens Club Membership — January 15, 1935 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Family residence: before 1947 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Pedlar — May 22, 1947 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Family residence: 1948 Family residence: about 1970 — Allerton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Tax return — July 23, 1975 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Golden Wedding Aniversary — August 24, 1979 Record file number: 161913715 Death: February 16, 1987 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Margaret McCormack John Shepherd Frank Rayner Shepherd 1908–1987 Birth: February 7, 1908 46 41 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Death: February 16, 1987 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England
mother	Links Birth: March 30, 1907 37 34 — Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland, England Census: April 2, 1911 Occupation: Service — 1922 — Harrogate, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Barmaid — before 1930 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Religious marriage: August 25, 1930 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Family residence: about 1930 — Oakenshaw, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Cleaner — 1938 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Family residence: before 1947 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Family residence: 1948 Family residence: about 1970 — Allerton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Golden Wedding Aniversary — August 24, 1979 Record file number: 161913716 Death: May 9, 1992 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Frank Rayner Shepherd John Shepherd Margaret McCormack 1907–1992 Birth: March 30, 1907 37 34 — 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	Links Birth: May 30, 1931 23 24 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Education: Junior School — 1937 — Wyke, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Event: Evacuation — 1939 — Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Kirklees, West Yorkshire, England Education: Grammar School — 1943 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Shop Assistant — June 1948 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Royal Signals — November 30, 1948 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Discharge Royal Signals — November 29, 1953 Occupation: Cash Register Technician — December 1953 — Leeds, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Teacher — about 1971 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Occupation: Retirer from Teaching — 1993 Event: Record file number: 161912843 Death: January 1, 2017 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships John Shepherd 1931–2017 Birth: May 30, 1931 23 24 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Death: January 1, 2017 — Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

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Birth	Source: BDM Index Citation details: Bradford; 1931; Qtr Jun; Vol 9b; Page 269

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Event	Mr & Mrs Enoch Hill Miners Son Peter 1 month older than John Shepherd, became a plumber could not join up becuase he had asma.
Education	The Greenhouse St Bedes Grammar School Together with the other smokers we congregated in the gardeners shed. One day he said that he wanted to remove one of the older greenhouse, consequently we obliged one lunch time, we did not take it to pieces. To save time we tied a rope round the door end and pulled the side out. Much to our surprise the whole thing came down with a crash. We were all amused but Chippy Tindale the head did not see the joke, but he must have had a sense of humour, our punishment was to help the gardener dig over the vegetable plot, Which was really a chance to smoke even more.
Occupation	Substantive Corporal 2250603
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

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Record file number

161912843

Last change

January 1, 2023 – 13:44:28

Author of last change: AdminPaul

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Family with parents
father Parents William Henry Shepherd Mary Laycock	Frank Rayner Shepherd 1908–1987
mother Parents John McCormack Mary O'Neil	Margaret McCormack 1907–1992
himself	John Shepherd 1931–2017

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John Shepherd(1931–2017)