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Merry
30-04-10, 11:40
Nothing to add to BK6 from this thread

So, can anyone else find the parents (father's date/place of birth/parents in particular) for this man who was killed in WW2:

Births Jun 1915
Maynard David G D Austin Shardlow 7b 1009

Name: MAYNARD, DAVID GILES DAVIES
Initials: D G D
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Pilot Officer (Pilot)
Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force
Unit Text: 222 Sqdn.
Date of Death: 31/01/1940
Service No: 42144
Additional information: Son of the Revd. Richard Absalom Maynard and Agnes Mary Maynard, of Eastbourne, Sussex. B.A. (Cantab.). Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Row B. Grave 3.
Cemetery: WHITTLESFORD (SS. MARY AND ANDREW) CHURCHYARD


Back soon! lolol :D

samesizedfeet
30-04-10, 11:57
Richard Absalom Maynard is in Crockford's Clerical Directory on ancestry - but I don't know what the abbreviations all are:

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/browse/view.aspx?dbid=1548&iid=GB1003-00885&rc=86,1641,231,1671;428,1650,556,1669&pid=7402&ssrc=&fn=abs*&ln=maynard&st=g

samesizedfeet
30-04-10, 11:59
and this could be helpful too (Rootsweb entry)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3095920&id=I607676633

Merry
30-04-10, 12:08
Thank you Zoe! Bloomin' Queensland? That's not too helpful!!!

I expect the son, David, was buried with my other Maynards at Whittlesford by chance, if he had a flying accident nearby - I was just curious as to whether he was also a relative, and that's why he was buried there and not at any of the other nearby parishes.

Merry
30-04-10, 12:14
I've seen a tree on Ancestry which has Richard Absolam's father as:

Richard Maynard
Birth
13 JUL 1840
in Orchard Farm, St.Stephens, Cornwall, England.

Death
14 FEB 1873
in Gympie Hospital, Gympie, Queensland.

and the gen before him in Cornwall too, so probably not connected to mine after all, though they will have to go in my files!

kiterunner
30-04-10, 13:00
The Queensland BMD indexes show his (Richard Absalom's) birth as 1869, not 1868, and it gives his parents' names as Richard Maynard and Julia Ann Burton.

Merry
30-04-10, 13:04
Thanks Kate.

ElizabethHerts
30-04-10, 13:32
Have you found any of them on the 1911 census?

RG number: RG14 Piece: 20820 Reference: RG14PN20820 RG78PN1243 RD434 SD3 ED7 SN75

Address: Homeland Vicarage Lane Normanton County : Derbyshire

AUSTIN, Giles Head Married M 61 1850 Grocer Wholesale And Retail Torquay Devonshire
AUSTIN, Caroline Wife Married 35 years F 61 1850 Torquay Devonshire
MAYNARD, Agnes Mary Daughter Married F 35 1876 Missionaries Wife Torquay Devonshire
Austin, Edith Gertrude Daughter Single F 29 1882 Torquay Devonshire
MAYNARD, Richard Austin Grandson M 6 1905 Derby Derbyshire
MAYNARD, Agnes Dorothy Granddaughter F 4 1907 Freretown B E Africa
MAYNARD, Gertrude Wilmot Granddaughter F 3 1908 Dabida B E Africa
CLUTON, Emma Servant Widow F 37 1874 Cook Domestic Shortcross Hallesowen Worcestershire
WINSOR, Emma Ann Servant Single F 19 1892 Nurse Domestic Daffield Derbyshire
HARROD, Ellen Elizabeth Servant Single F 19 1892 Housemaid Shardon Derbyshire

ElizabethHerts
30-04-10, 13:34
Births Jun 1876
AUSTIN Agnes Mary Newton Abbott 5b 143

ElizabethHerts
30-04-10, 13:37
Some of the children seem to have been born in E Africa. Perhaps they married there.

Merry
30-04-10, 13:43
No I hadn't, because they don't seem to be connected to me, but thanks anyway!

samesizedfeet
30-04-10, 13:50
one of the links I posted said they married in Mombasa where he was a priest and she was a missionary I think

KiwiChris
30-04-10, 20:54
I am im the middle of the project to transcribe all the Australian clerical records. I will see what we have on Maynard.

And do you need the abbreviations in the Crockfords entry translated?

Merry
30-04-10, 21:04
Not for me! - At least not until I find my lot were from Cornwall!!

KiwiChris
30-04-10, 21:10
There is another Maynard priest in Queensland, looking at the records in Crockfords, he is possibly a similar sort of age.

I have asked for a copy of anything we may have for Richard A but Crockfords seems to suggest that he spent all his ordained life in Africa.