Henry Alfred Hamlin

   Cause of his death was Heart Disease.

  General Notes:

Whilst in the Navy Henry was awarded the Star Victory Medal for his service during the first World War.

Henry Alfred Hamlin left £268 8s and 1d to his widow Jeannie Hamlin, the will was read at Ipswich on 17 May 1932.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: 37 Denmark Road, 1877, West Kilburn, Middlesex.

• Residence: 13 E St, 1881, Chelsea, London.

• Residence, 1891, Clapham, London.

• Occupation: HMS Clyde, 1895, Aberdeen, Scotland.

• Marriage: to Jeannie Forbes, 21 June 1895, 61 Skene Square, Aberdeen.

• Occupation: Steward in Royal Navy, 1900.

• Army Service: 3rd BN East Surrey Regiment, 13 December 1900.

• Occupation: Royal Innis Kelling Fusiliers, 1901, Dover, Kent.

• Residence: 74 Gordon Road, 1907, Gillingham, Kent.

• Residence: 12 First Avenue, 1909, Chatham, Kent.

• Residence: 25 First Avenue, 2 April 1911, Luton, Kent.

• Occupation: Naval Pensioner, 1932, Melton, Suffolk.

Henry married Jane Forbes, daughter of Thomas Forbes and Jane 'Jean' Angus, on 21 June 1895 in 61 Skene Square, Aberdeen. (Jane Forbes was born on 6 June 1870 in 28 Young Street, Aberdeen, Scotland, christened on 6 June 1870 in St Nicholas, Aberdeen, Scotland and died on 13 January 1959 in Bognor Regis, West Sussex.)