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Major General Sir Cecil
Norbury Peter Bednall
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| Date of Birth: | 4th quarter of 1895 | ||
| Place of birth: | Rudyard Villa, Endon, Staffordshire | ||
| Date of Death : | 28 May 1982 |
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| Place of Death: Place of Burial: |
Sandapple, House, Ruwa, Salisbury, Zimbawe | ||
| Father's Name: Mother's Name: |
Peter Bednall |
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| Father's Occupation: |
Partner in the earthenware manufacturing firm of Bednall & Heath of Tinkersclough and later of the Wellington Pottery Company, Hanley, Staffordshire. |
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| Wife's Name : | Eileen |
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Children's Names: |
David and Diana |
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Grandchildrens Names |
Nicky, Mandy and Aviva |
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Probate of Will |
London
22 July 1985 with will |
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Details Of Career |
Military
Career : Commissioned : Royal Field Artillery 1915; |
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Family Connections. |
His
father was probably the son of Joseph Bednall, tailor of Clarence Street, Hanley who was
born at Roston near Norbury in Derbyshire. Joseph was the son of Samuel Bednall ,weaver,
of Roston and the great grandson of William Bednall of Uttoxeter who was Toll House keeper
at Creighton near Uttoxeter in 1793. William himself was the grandson of William and Sarah
Badnall of Hanbury and later Uttoxeter -the common ancestors of both the Badnalls of Leek
and of many of the Bednalls of Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire,
Leicestershire, Lancashire Warwickshire and elsewhere including Australia. If this is
correct, then Major Sir Peter Bednall is probably descended from Robert de Badenhall of
Baden Hall, Eccleshall, Staffordshire (1228) . |
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Interests |
Golf; and other sports, winner of General's cup; leader of RAPC Corps Golf
Team. |
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Miscellaneous: |
Citation in the
Supplement to the London Gazette, 7 March 1918.
Lt. Cecil Norbury Bednall, R.F.A. For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty at a forward telephone exchange. Communications being frequently cut, he went out himself to see his lines, and though an S.O.S. call went up and the hostile fire became of the utmost intensity, he went thoroughly over them all, testing them and mending breaks. See also:
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