WORLD WAR I
Bingham War Memorial
Service Record
| 24546 | Sgt Major Thomas Vincent | Royal Army Medical Corps | |
| Medal Card | WO1 (Warrant Officer Class 1); awarded Victory and British Medals | ||
| AVL | AVL address: Brocker Farm, Bingham Not listed on roll of honour |
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| No service records available on Ancestry | |||
Family history etc
| Thomas Vincent | |||
| 1911 Census (Brown Family) |
Brocker Farm, Bingham: Richard Brown, b. 1870 Bingham Wife: Annie, b. 1873 Bingham Children: Fanny, b. 1894 Bingham Elizabeth, b. 1997 Bingham Sybil, b. 1902 Bingham And Hebert Jackson, b. 1894 Bingham, Harry James Box, b. 1895 Kentford, Suffolk |
Farmer and joiner Shorthand Typist Apprentice dress maker Waggoner on Farm Boy on Farm |
We have included the Brown Family for information. Thomas Vincent was not at Brocker Farm in 1911. |
| Electoral Register | 1919: Brocker Farm: Richard and Annie Brown | ||
| Electoral Register | 1921: Brocker Farm: Frank Seaton Elnor, John Richard Elnor, Emily Annie Elnor | In 1911 they were part of a farming family at Gamston | |
| We cannot establish what connection Thomas had with Brocker Farm; his address on the AVL. The elder Brown daughters married men named Cope and Huckerby. | |||