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Just to clarify is this the will ref you have?

Name: Stanley George Warren
Probate Date: 1 Apr 1919
Death Date: 5 Sep 1918
Death Place: Buckinghamshire, England
Registry: Oxfordshire, England

farmer, leaving administration to Frank Warren ( farmer)

Have you positively eliminated this death

Deaths Sep 1918 (>99%)

Warren Stanley G 22 Leighton B. 3b 367

That will definitely coincides with this one born 1896

1911 England Census about Stanley George Warren
Name: Stanley George Warren
Age in 1911: 15
Estimated birth year: abt 1896
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Slapton, Buckinghamshire, England
Civil Parish: Ivinghoe
County/Island: Bedfordshire
Country: England
Street address: The Grove Farm, Ivinghoe, Aston, Tring
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Farmers Son Working On Farm
Registration district: Leighton Buzzard
Registration District Number: 177
Sub-registration district: Ivinghoe
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Household schedule number: 46
Piece: 8978
Household Members:
Name Age
Frank Warren 46
Anna Frost Warren 47
Lewis Warren 21
Stanley George Warren 15
Sarah Searle 81
Ruth Capel 19

Maritime deaths Transcription (Find My Past)

First name(s) Stanley George (Apprentice)
Last name Warren
Gender Male
Birth year 1891
Birth date 1891
Birth place British,Newport (Last Place of Abode, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire)
Death year 1906
Death date 1 Sep 1906 Age 15 (Enteric Fever)
Vessel name East African
Series BT334
Box 0038
Page 18
Record set Maritime deaths 1854-1972

(Place of Death, Lat. 25 21N Long. 125 18W)


http://www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?ref=5785

Chris :)

(if the Stanley, 1901 Caldecote Street, Newport Pagnell, below looks to relate)

http://www.mkheritage.co.uk/mkha/mkha/projects/jt/letters/docs/letters/l-newport-pagnell.html


1915 Oct. 16th
Trooper Hugh Warren, of the Royal Bucks Hussars, had a miraculous escape during the fighting in Gallipoli, when, whilst he was fetching water for tea, a shell burst three yards in front of him. Fortunately he avoided being struck by any shell splinters, but with the concussion having rendered him deaf, and with a discharge from both ears, he is now at the Floriana Military Hospital, Malta. In a letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Warren, of Caldecote Street, Newport Pagnell, he writes;

“I am thankful to say I am alive. It is a miracle that I am. I have had a lot of close shaves before.”

At the beginning of the war he volunteered for the Royal Bucks Hussars, and became a member of the regiment’s gun section. Whilst in Cairo, when volunteers for infantry service were required for the Dardanelles he readily offered his services, and subsequently survived the battle of Chocolate Hill unscathed. A noted footballer, before the war he was employed in the electrical department at Wolverton Carriage Works as an engineer and fitter.


(1911. 18 Caldecote Street, says 6 children born, 5 living 1 died)


Marriages Sep 1877 (>99%)
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Ewen Jane Hackney 1b 889
WARREN Myrtillo Hackney 1b 889

(Parents)

Result, the will was a false lead. My Great uncle is the lad of 15 who died on board the East African in 1906. Hugh was one of his brothers. Thank you all so much for your help. :-)
Susan