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1911 Living at Elmswood, Hamstead Hill, Handsworth, Birmingham: [[Arthur John Rabone|Arthur Rabone]] (age 54 born Birmingham), Measuring Tape and Steels manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Maud Rabone (age 48 born Stroud, Glos.) and their son [[Arthur Brian Rabone]] (age 23 born Handsworth), measuring Tape and Rule manufacturer - Employer. Two visitors. Three servants.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at Elmswood, Hamstead Hill, Handsworth, Birmingham: [[Arthur John Rabone|Arthur Rabone]] (age 54 born Birmingham), Measuring Tape and Steels manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Maud Rabone (age 48 born Stroud, Glos.) and their son [[Arthur Brian Rabone]] (age 23 born Handsworth), measuring Tape and Rule manufacturer - Employer. Two visitors. Three servants.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | ||
1916 Killed in Action. Captain | 1916 Killed in Action. Captain in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Director of J. Rabone and Sons.<ref>Birmingham Mail - Friday 07 July 1916</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:02, 11 March 2021
Arthur Brian Rabone (c1888-1916) of John Rabone and Sons
Born the son of Arthur John Rabone
1911 Living at Elmswood, Hamstead Hill, Handsworth, Birmingham: Arthur Rabone (age 54 born Birmingham), Measuring Tape and Steels manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Maud Rabone (age 48 born Stroud, Glos.) and their son Arthur Brian Rabone (age 23 born Handsworth), measuring Tape and Rule manufacturer - Employer. Two visitors. Three servants.[1]
1916 Killed in Action. Captain in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. Director of J. Rabone and Sons.[2]
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