WORLD WAR I

Bingham War Memorial

46135 [WY] 43431 [YLI]	Pte Cecil Donald Savage	Prince of Wales Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment [AVL] 1st Bn. Yorkshire Light Infantry [AVL]	B. 1887
Medal Card	Awarded the British Medal
Roll of Honour	Served in Malta The 1st Garrison battalion of the Prince of Wales Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment was stationed in Malta from August 1915 until the end of the war.
AVL	AVL Address: Spring Gardens
	No service records available on Ancestry

	Cecil Donald Savage
1887	Saxondale
1891 Census	Living in New Cottages, Saxondale with: Father: William b.1837 Mansfield Woodhouse Mother: Matilda b. 1852 Carlton Siblings: Ada, b. 1888 Thurgaton Fred , b. 1889 Thurgaton James, b 1892 Shelford Alfred C, b. 1894 Saxondale Walter H, b.1900 Saxondale	Farm Labourer
1901 Census	Living in North Road, Saxondale with Father: William Mother: Matilda Brother: Alfred Brother: Walter	Day boy on Farm Cowman on farm Second horseman Schoolboy
1911	Living in Spring Gardens, Long Acre with Mother: Matilda Brother: Walter	Farm labourer Charwoman Groom (out of employment)
1919	Cecil married Nina A Upton. She was born in East Bridgford in 1893. In the 1911 census she was working as a servant to Edwin and Mary Brown in Bingham. Daughter, Dorothy, b. Bingham Dec qtr 1925
AVL	AVL Address: Spring Gardens
Electoral Register	1931: The Electoral roll shows him living on Grantham Road with his wife Nina and mother Matilda (nee Hurt). Matilda died in 1932.
1939 Register	Grantham Road, Bingham: Cecil D Savage, b 6 Nov 1888, married Nena Savage, b. 22 Jul 1892, married One closed record.	Poultry man and general Farm worker Household duties (probably Dorothy)
1961	Cecil died in Bingham on 19th July 1961, aged 74. He had been a member of the British Legion His wife, Nena Anne died 12 January 1971 aged 84. Both are buried in Bingham cemetery.