My Family Tree - George James Benger

Person Chart

Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
George Benger	05 July 1838	Caroline Margaret Smith	1840

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Eleanor Jane Fly	1873	Viola Margaret Benger

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place	Description
Birth	1876	Alverstoke, Hampshire
Census	1881	The Willow Tree, Alverstoke, Hampshire, England	occupation: scholar
Census	1891	the Willow Tree, BeerHouse, Alverstoke, Hampshire, England	occupation: Plumbers Apprentice
Other Event	1895	England	won a silver shield for winning the Senior Cup (football)
Census	1901	224 Forton Road, Alverstoke, Gosport, England	occupation: plumber
Marriage	1902	Havant
Document/Deed	20 February 1905	121 Bath Road, Southsea, England	registered birth of daughter, occupation plumber, Naval Ordnance
Census	1911	98 St Augustine Road, Southsea. 98 St Augustine Road, Southsea. 98 St Augustine Road, Southsea, England	occupation: Tinsmith, Naval Ordnance, Gunwharf.
Other Event	1936		Awarded the Imperial Service Medal for 'Particular Meritorious Service' in 1936. To be considered for nomination for the award you would need an 'Exemplary Service' record (minimum of 25 years service), have no more than minimal recorded sick leave, absence or lateness, and no recorded disciplinary offences, and be highly recommended.
Other Event	1932-33	Fort House,Elson Road, Gosport, England
Other Event	1933-34	Fort House,Elson Road, Gosport
Death	03 February 1951	46 Castleman's Lane, Hayling Island

Notes


1881 Census, age 5, scholar, living at The Willow Tree, Alverstoke,Hampshire 1891 Census, age 15, Plumbers Apprentice, the Willow Tree, BeerHouse In 1895 he played football and won a silver shield for winning the Senior Cup 1901 Census, age 25, Plumber, living at 224 Forton Road, Alverstoke 1911 Census, age 35, Tinsmith, Naval Ordnance, Gunwharf. Living at 98 St Augustine Road, Southsea. Was a foreman of a company but later changed to be a mechanic. Plumber, Naval Ordnance, awarded the Imperial Service Medal for 'Particular Meritorious Service' in 1936. To be considered for nomination for the award you would need an 'Exemplary Service' record (minimum of 25 years service), have no more than minimal recorded sick leave, absence or lateness, and no recorded disciplinary offences, and be highly recommended. 1933-1934 Kelly's Directory - George James Benger, Fort House,Elson Road, Gosport Benger George James of 46 Castelmans-lane, North Hayling, Hampshire died 2 March 1951 Administration (with Will) Winchester 3 June to Eleanor Jane Benger widow. Effects £76 3s 8d

1881 Census, age 5, scholar, living at The Willow Tree, Alverstoke,Hampshire

1891 Census, age 15, Plumbers Apprentice, the Willow Tree, BeerHouse

In 1895 he played football and won a silver shield for winning the Senior Cup

1901 Census, age 25, Plumber, living at 224 Forton Road, Alverstoke

1911 Census, age 35, Tinsmith, Naval Ordnance, Gunwharf. Living at 98 St Augustine Road, Southsea.

Was a foreman of a company but later changed to be a mechanic.

Plumber, Naval Ordnance, awarded the Imperial Service Medal for 'Particular Meritorious Service' in 1936. To be considered for nomination for the award you would need an 'Exemplary Service' record (minimum of 25 years service), have no more than minimal recorded sick leave, absence or lateness, and no recorded disciplinary offences, and be highly recommended.

1933-1934 Kelly's Directory - George James Benger, Fort House,Elson Road, Gosport

Benger George James of 46 Castelmans-lane, North Hayling, Hampshire died 2 March 1951 Administration (with Will) Winchester 3 June to Eleanor Jane Benger widow.
Effects £76 3s 8d