Born: 1883, Bramford, Suffolk.
Died: 29th April 1918; age 34; KiA.
Enlistment Location: Ipswich.
Wounded: 3rd September 1916 Gun Shot Wound to Shoulder taken to No. 4 Ambulance Train.
Rank: Private; Service Number: 42119
Regiment: Leicestershire Regiment, 7th Battalion.
Formerly 20195, Norfolk Regiment.
Medals Awarded: Victory & British War.
Memorial Reference:
Panel 50 to 51.
West-Vlaanderen,
Belgium.
Relatives Notified & Address: Husband of Bertha Hill (formerly Scrivener), of 445, Bramford Road, Ipswich.
Brother to WILLIAM ROBERT SCRIVENER.
CENSUS
1891 17, Landseer Terrace, Bramford Road, Bramford.
Fred was 8 years old and living with his parents, twin brother & brother.
Edward Abbott Scrivener, 39, a Mixer – Chemical Works, born Sproughton, Suffolk.
Mary Scrivener (nee Jarold), 39, born Bramford, Suffolk.
George Ernest Scrivener, 8, born Ipswich.
William Robert Scrivener, 5, born Ipswich.
1901 507, Bramford Road, Ipswich.
Fred was 18 years old, a General Labourer. He was living with his widowed mother, twin brother & brother.
Mary, 49.
George, 18, a General Labourer.
William, 15, a Labourer – Mineral Water Manufacturer.
1911 445, Bramford Road, Ipswich.
Fred was 28 years old, a General Labourer – Chemaical Manure Works. He was married and Head of the Household.
Bertha, 26.
Elsie, 1.
Fred’s father, Edward Abbott Scrivener died 1894, Bramford, Suffolk.
In 1909, Ipswich, Fred married Bertha Ellen Eagle, born 1882, Groton, Staffordshire.
They had 1 daughter:
Elsie May Scrivener, born 1910, Ipswich.
Soldiers’ Effects to Bertha E. Scrivener – widow.
Fred is also remembered on the Packard Memorial formally found in the office of Fisons Ltd., Papermill Lane, Bramford, Suffolk. Now hangs at St. Mary the Virgin Church, Bramford.
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