Clapperton, James - Revision history

NicolaB at 16:53, 21 March 2024

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	James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with [[Davidson, Turnbull\|Turnbull Davidson]]. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.		James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with [[Davidson, Turnbull\|Turnbull Davidson]]. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.

	Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly~~, and he~~ was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015~~. His death certificate states that~~ the ~~cause~~ of ~~death was chronic nephritis (kidney disease)~~. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.		Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly. His death certificate states that the cause of death was chronic nephritis (kidney disease). James was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015, and he is comemmorated on the Roll of Heroes in Great Bavington United Reformed Church. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.

	James Clapperton		James Clapperton
	<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>		<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>
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NicolaB at 16:48, 21 March 2024

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	James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with Turnbull Davidson. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.		James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with [[Davidson, Turnbull\|Turnbull Davidson]]. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.

	Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly, and he was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.		Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly, and he was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015. His death certificate states that the cause of death was chronic nephritis (kidney disease). James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.

			James Clapperton
	<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>		<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>
	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

NicolaB: Link to Davidson, Turnbull removed as he does not have a Bellingham connection

2024-03-21T14:48:24Z

Link to Davidson, Turnbull removed as he does not have a Bellingham connection

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	James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with Turnbull Davidson ~~[link]~~. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.		James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with Turnbull Davidson. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.

	Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly, and he was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.		Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly, and he was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.
	<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>		<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>
	[[Category:People]]		[[Category:People]]

Steve: From the initial page created by Nicola Bell

2024-03-21T13:38:46Z

From the initial page created by Nicola Bell

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James Robert Clapperton was born in Corsenside around 1888, to Robert and Jane Clapperton. By 1901, the family had moved to Little Bavington and James attended school at Great Bavington, along with Turnbull Davidson [link]. In May 1914 James married Edith Hardy and they lived in Bellingham, possibly still at Wood Head where James had been living in 1911, or at North View where Edith was living when their son was born.

Like his father, James was a gamekeeper and they were working together at Hesleyside until James enlisted in the 4th Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers in January 1915. Tragically, during training at Hexham he died suddenly and unexpectedly, and he was buried with full military honours in the cemetery at Bellingham on 27 February 2015. James and Edith’s son was born on 13 August 2015.
<ref>Great Bavington United Reformed Church Roll of Heroes; Ian Rawles; 2018</ref>
[[Category:People]]