If you look at
www.freebmd.org.uk you will find a marriage in Newport in
March quarter 1923 of Albert L LNANNING and Emily DAYMOND.
There do not seem to have been any LANNING births in succeeding years with
mother's maiden name shown as DAYMOND. However she may have been a widow, as
Albert Edward S DAYMOND married in Sep Qr 1907 to Emily LAURENCE born about
1886. Albert E S DAYMOND died in December quarter 1918 aged 32, probably
leaving two children born 1910 and 1914. In 1911 census Albert DAYMOND ran
a grocer's shop in Corporation Road.
There don't seem to be any LANNING births after 1923 with mother's maiden
name LAURENCE either.
I have not found a death for Albert in Newport. He may have moved elsewhere
in old age, perhaps to live with or near step-son's family. There is a death
in 1961 of an Albert E Lanning in Middlesex which may be relevant.
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ted LANNING" <tedlan(a)telus.net>
To: <MONMOUTHSHIRE(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 10:01 PM
Subject: [MON] LANNING, Newort, mid 1950's
Hi Listers,
Just recently -- out of the blue -- I received some information of a gr
uncle -- Albert Lionel LANNING - and I would love to find some more
information on him.
Without getting into too many details, in 1957 he would have been living @
63 Corporation Rd in Newport and would have been abt 68. I have no further
information on his death or marital status.
Very briefly he had a fascinating background. In 1914, he was a
Buckinghamshire Constable, rejoined the Coldstream Guards, went to Mons in
4 engagements, was severely wounded, captured by the Germans however ended
up in a French Hospital and returned to England quite disabled. I would
love to learn more about
"Gr Uncle Lionel" and any information, regardless of how insignificant,
would be very much appreciated.
Cheers, Ted LANNING, West Vancouver, BC Can
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