WORLD WAR I
Bingham War Memorial
Service Record
| Possibly 286622 | Samuel Henry Marriott | Royal Field Artillery (could be RGA) | Photos © Samantha Huff |
| AVL/Roll of Honour | Not on either list |  |
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| No other service records available. This medal card may be “our” Samuel. |  |
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Family history etc
| Samuel Henry Marriott | |||
| 1886 | Samuel Henry Marriott (his father) married Susannah Bull | ||
| 1892 | Born Cropwell Butler14 July1892
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| Census 1891 | family living in 4 roomed house on Ratcliffe Road, Cropwell Butler with: Father: Samuel (photo) Mother: Susannah (neé Bulll) (Photo) Siblings: Miriam, b 1887 Cropwell Butler [d1968] George William, b 1888 Cropwell Butler Joseph b. 1890 Cropwell Butler |
Agricultural labourer |
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| Census 1901 | Living in 4 roomed house in The Elms, Cropwell Butler with: Father: Samuel Henry Marriott, b 1865, Cropwell Butler Mother: Susanna, b1865 Stanton, Nottinghamshire Siblings: George Joseph Frederick, b 1896 John Leonard, b 1900 May, b 1894 Mary Winifred, b 1898. |
Cowman |
In 1901 sister Miriam, aged 14, was live-in housemaid to the Derry family,
farmers in Tythby. Samuel had three brothers and a sister who served in WW1. Click on names to find more. |
| Census 1911 | Samuel living with Robert James Foster, farmer, Ragdale, Leicestershire | Waggoner | |
| 1915 | Married Frances L Baker, Wisbech 14th July 1915 Addresses: Samuel: 13 Melton Road, The Valley, Asfordby, Melton Mowbray Frances: Smeeth Road, Walsham Samuel’s occupation – Foundry Labourer, Frances was a mother’s help. Samuels’s father was a labourer, Frances’ father a fruit grower. |
5 children from marriage including Horace who served in WW2 | |
| 1917 AR |
Father in Nottingham Road, Bingham Mother patient in Leicester Borough Asylum At home; Frederick, Robert, Arthur, Mary Winifred. |
Joseph and Samuel serving with Royal Field Artillery but we have been unable to trace Samuel’s military records. | |
| 1939 Register |
Mouth Lane, Wisbech: Samuel H Marriott, b. 12 Jun 1895, marred Lilly F Mariott, b. 3 May 1889, married Two closed records |
Farm Landsman Unpaid domestic duties |
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| 1940 | Wife Frances Lily died 12th January 1940 aged 50 In memorial
Hospital Peterborough. Address was: Guyhirne, Wisbech and Samuel’s
occupation General Labourer |
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| 1941 | Married Mabel AR Head | 2 children from the marriage | |
| 1983 | Died aged 91 18th November 1983. Retired Woodsman. Address: 3 The Bede Houses, Burton Street, Melton Mowbray |
 The Bede Houses. Alms houses built in 1610,described at: http://www.goleicestershire.com/thedms.aspx?dms=3&venue=2637096 |
Informant, son Peter David, 6 Goldspink Close, Melton Mowbray |