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I came across this while browsing through the ST GILES, ROWLEY REGIS, ROLL OF HONOUR 1914 - 1918, transcribed by Chris Brettell, here: http://uk-transcriptions.accessgenealog ... Honour.htm

Joseph MALLIN died 21st March 1918 France (son of the publican of the Pear Tree Inn, Mincing Lane, Joe Mallin) and I wondered if he could be this one on BCC: http://bcconnections.tribalpages.com/tr ... &pid=33219

On Ancestry:
UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 about Joseph Mallin
Name: Joseph Mallin
Birth Place: Blackheath, Staffs
Residence: Oldbury, Worcs
Death Date: 21 Mar 1918
Enlistment Location: Oldbury
Rank: Private
Regiment: Worcestershire Regiment
Battalion: 2/8th Battalion.
Number: 30138
Type of Casualty: Killed in action
Theater of War: Aldershot

Has anyone got him on 1911 census

here he is in 1901
1901: Hurst Green, Cakemore, Worc
Joseph Mallin 28 Head Stoker Portway, Staffs
Mary Ann Mallin 27 Wife Dudley, Worc
Joseph Mallin 3 Son Blackheath, Staffs
Mary Elizabeth Mallin 2 Dau Blackheath
Emanuel Cadman 20 Boarder Warehouseman, Dudley, Worc

50 George Road Warley Birmingham

MALLIN, Joseph Head Married M 39 1872 Brewery Stoker Boiler Portway Rowley Regis Staffs
MALLIN, Mary Ann Wife Married F 39 1872 Tipton Staffs
17 years
MALLIN, Joseph Son M 13 1898 Hurst Green Blackheath Staffs
MALLIN, Mary Elizabeth Daughter F 12 1899 Hurst Green Blackheath Staffs
RAVENSCROFT, Mary Jane Servant Single F 17 1894 Handsworth Staffs

Thanks Mark

that looks like a match then Di!
can you fill in the details if you get a min

nice one!

What do we think? Have we linked these two Joseph Mallins yet?

dianel wrote:What do we think? Have we linked these two Joseph Mallins yet?

if he is the son of a brewer and on the 1911 census that Mark posted Joseph father is a brewery stoker
what do you think
or is it not enough?
area is good
age is good
names are good

Sounds OK to me. I'll add to BCC.

My replies on this thread seem to have got out of sinc. and some just not come through over the last few days. Must be to do with the gremlin that was slowing the site down.

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