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There are 3 records that may be this Robert and Ann
Ann Booth May 8 1815 Middleton
Ann Ashton August 1 1802 Cathedral Manchester
Nancy Miller March 29 1807 in Prestwich
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‘Bud’ Sturdevant
FORT WORTH - S.E. “Bud” Sturdevant, 76, died Sunday, Aug. 21, 2005, in Richland Hills.
He was born Aug. 27, 1928, in Whiteface. He served in Germany with the U.S. Army. He was a barber in Haltom City for 40 years and a 50-year member of Keller Masonic Lodge #1084
He was a member of the Glenview Baptist Church.
A funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 24, at Glenview Baptist Church. Burial will follow at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park.
Visitation will be from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 23, at Mount Olivet Funeral Home.
Survivors include his wife, Neva Fanning Sturdevant; one son, Mike Jones of Fort Worth; one daughter, Becky Phillips of Fort Worth; two brothers, E.R. “Rudy” Sturdevant of Haltom City and F.R. “Dimp” Sturdevant of Cumby; one sister, Dorothy Mitchell of Bridgeport; 10 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one brother, J.D. Sturdevant; and two sisters, Mary Willis and Ruth Dennis.
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Notified by grandaughter Jo Cousins
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Parents listed as Richard Girling and Mary
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Harriet of East End Lane, Stonham Aspal - widow died 4 September 1934. Probate Ipswich 5 November to Louisa Race spinster and Frank George Simpson tobacconist. Effects 155 pounds
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1881 Census In receipt of Parish Relief
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The English term cordwainer, meaning shoemaker, first appears in 1100. By the late 13th century a distinction grew in England between Cordwainers. proper, called alutari, who used only alum "tawed" cordwain, and another class of shoemakers called basanarii, who employed an inferior "tanned" sheepskin which was prohibited for footwear apart from long boots. Since this period the term cordouan, or cordovan leather, has been applied to several varieties of leather. Today cordovan leather is a "vegetable tanned" horse "shell," and like the Medieval cordwain is used only for the highest quality shoes.
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Compiled by Jim Busby, Winnipeg, Canada and sent in an email May 20, 2013
Enlistment
Enlisted: 1915-12-17 with 101st Bn at Winnipeg, Manitoba
Coy/Photo: E Coy // yes
Physical: 40 years 6 months, 5 feet 5.5 inches, chest 39+2.5, 165 lb
Description: dark complexion, hazel eyes, black hair
Religion: Church of England
Service
1916-03-01: Promoted to Sgt
06-28 to 07-06: Sailed with 101st Bn aboard SS Olympic from Halifax to Liverpool
07-13: Transferred to 17th Res Bn, East Sandling, Shorncliffe
07-19: Medical board at Shorncliffe found him unfit for service due to a ventral hernia which pre-existed enlistment. Classified as PBD.
07-19: Posted to CCAC & attached to 17th Res Bn for duty
09-12: Medical board at East Sandling found that his previous disability rendered him unfit for military service. Although the board did not recommend that he be invalided to Canada, it noted that there was no suitable employment available
09-28: Attached to CDD, Bath
10-09: Requested that he be discharged in Canada
10-10/18: RT Canada aboard SS Mauretania from Liverpool to Halifax
10-18: TOS DD 10 Special Service Coy, Winnipeg
10-21: Medical board at Quebec City found that he was permanently partially disabled, but was fit for PBD
11-01/30: On strength of 190th Bn for pay purposes
1917-06-20: At some point prior to this date, not recorded on file, he was promoted to Company Sergeant Major. (Ref an article that referred to his rank in the Free Press of this date.)
1918-04-30: Transferred to 10th Bn, CGR.
07-26: Medical board at Winnipeg found that he was having some difficulties with hernia and varicose veins, also showed signs of early onset senility. Reclassified as Cat E & recommended medical discharge due to conditions aggravated by but not caused by active service.
08-12: Discharged as medically unfit at Winnipeg
Recognition
Medals: BWM
Awards/Commendations: none
Special Qualifications: none