FREDERICK WILLIAM JOHN KING
Born: 9th December 1910, Ipswich.
Died: 15th April 1947; age 36; died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, at The Isolation Hospital, Ipswich.
Frederick’s widow was the informant of the death – Mrs. Alethea Marianne King, of 19, Sidegate Lane West, Ipswich.
Residence: 19, Sherbourne Avenue, Ipswich.
Occupation: a Scammell Driver – Petroleum Company.
Rank: Sergeant; Service Number: S/108693.
Regiment: Royal Army Service Corps.
Grave Reference:
U.A.185.
Ipswich.
Relatives Notified & Address: Son of Cecilia King, of Ipswich; husband of Alethea Marianne King, of Ipswich.
Nephew to FREDERICK KING. KiA WW1
Census:
1911 10, Bradley Street, Ipswich.
Frederick was 3 months old and living with his mother and twin sister at the home of his maternal grandparents, aunts & uncles.
Onesimus George King, 60, a Maltster, born Ufford, Suffolk.
Emma King (nee Gosling), 50, born Crowfield, Suffolk.
Charles Edward King, 28, a Railway Engine Stoker – G.E.R. Coy., born Ipswich.
William King, 25, a Moulder – Iron Foundry, born Ipswich.
James King, 22, a Moulder – Iron Foundry, born Ipswich.
Frederick Charles King, 16, an Outfitters Porter, born Ipswich.
Florence Ruth King, 17, a Domestic – Household, born Ipswich.
Laura Emma King, 14, born Ipswich.
Cecilia Ellen King, 26, a General Servant, born Ipswich.
Lilian Florence May King, 3 months, born Ipswich.
1921 472, Woodbridge Road, Ipswich.
Frederick King was 10 years and 6 months old. He attended School and was the adopted son of the Call family.
Alfred Call, 49 years & 1 month old, an Insurance Agent for the Liverpool, Victoria Friendly Society, of 14, St. Andrews Street, London, born Liverpool, Lancashire.
Catherine Morris Call, 49 years & 4 months old, Home Duties, born Inverkeithing, Fifeshire, Scotland.
John Peacock Call, 19 years & 9 months old, a Chemist and Druggist for Frederic Gratton Brice – Chemist and Druggist, of 46, Hamilton Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk, born Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
Annie Johnstone Call, 17 years & 5 months old, born Pudsey, Yorkshire.
In 1921, Frederick’s twin sister, Lilian King, lived with her maternal grandparents at the King family home – 10, Bradley Street, Ipswich.
In 1921, Ipswich, Frederick and Lilian’s mother, Cecilia King, married William James Hargrave, born Saxham, Suffolk, a Tram Conductor, and made their home at 39 Newton Road, Ipswich.
Frederick’s mother, Cecilia Hargrave, died in 1935 in Ipswich.
In 1935, Ipswich, Frederick married Alethea Marianne Quare, born March 1914, Ipswich – daughter of Tudor Hewitt Brain Quare, a maintenance fitter, and Florence Lydia Quare (nee Avey), of 19, Sidegate Lane West, Ipswich.
Alethea and Frederick had one daughter:
Jacqueline A. King, born 1939, Ipswich.
ENGLAND & WALES REGISTER 1939.
Frederick was a Scammell Driver for Petroleum. He, Alethea, and their daughter lived at the home of Vera E. Minns, a Ladies’ Hairdresser at 19, Sherbourne Avenue, Ipswich.
Probate to John Peacock Call, a chemist, of 94, Nelson Road, Ipswich.
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