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Charles Henry Robottom

1893 - 26 Aug1978

• Name	Charles Henry Robottom  [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
  Birth	7 Dec 1893	5 Belvedere Cres, Waterloo, Lambeth, London, England   [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]
  Christening	15 Jul 1894	St. John the Baptist, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England   [14]
  Gender	Male
  Education	10 Jan 1898	Addington St School, Lambeth, London, England
  	Name: Charles Roebottom Age: 4 Birth Date: x7 Dec 1893 School: Addington Street School Address: YORK ROAD Borough: Lambeth Admission Date: 10 Jan 1898 Parent: Thomas Notes: Addington Street School (0412) opened in 1877. Closed or reorganised in 1938 Reference Number: LCC/EO/DIV08/ADD/AD/007
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  Education	1900	Archbisop's Temple Boys School, Lambeth, London, England
  	Archbishop Temple's School was founded using a bequest of £24 made by Alexander Jones in 1660. In 1661 Richard Lawrence, a trustee appointed by Mr. Jones, bequeathed a property known as "Dog House Fields" for the school. In 1723 the school merged with another charity school and moved into new premises. In 1848 the school was again moved, this time to Hercules Road. The school could now accommodate 300 pupils. In 1904 another move was necessary due to the expansion of the railway. A site next to Lambeth Palace was donated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Frederick Temple. The school is now used for a seed bank "Ark".
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  Residence	31 Mar 1901	5 Belvedere Cres, Waterloo, Lambeth, London, England   [11]
  Event-Misc	7 Jan 1908  [15, 16]
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  Residence	2 Apr 1911	33 Algar Bldgs, Webber Row, Waterloo Rd, London, England   [12]
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  Residence	7 Aug 1914	33 Algar Bldgs, Webber Row, Waterloo Rd, London, England   [17]
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  Event-Misc	7 Jan 1918
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  Event-Misc	7 Jan 1918  [13, 18]
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  Occupation	3 Jul 1920  [19]
  	a Printer Manager when he married.
  Occupation	13 Jun 1922  [20]
  	a Letterpress Printers Manager when daughter Marjoie was born.
  Occupation	27 Feb 1926  [21]
  	a Printers Technical Clerk on the birth of daughter Pamela
  Residence	1939	5 Eastgate, Banstead, Surrey, England   [22]
  	Epsom Place of Abode: 5 Eastgate
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  Residence	May 1945	Burgh Wood, Banstead, Surrey, England
  	40 Winscombe Road.
  Occupation	14 Sep 1946  [23]
  	a Company Director when he witnessed the marriage of Geoff and Marjorie
  Emigration	1947	London   [24]
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  Probate	27 Feb 1979	London, England   [25]
  	Name: Charles Henry Robottom Death Date: 26 Aug 1978 Death Place: Sweetwaters Pietermaritzburg South Africa Probate Date: 27 Feb 1979 Registry: Pietermaritzburg
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  Death	26 Aug1978	Sunnyside Park Nursing Home, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa   [26, 27]
  Person ID	I11	tree1
  Last Modified	1 Apr 2023

  
  

  Father	Thomas Robottom,   b. Abt 1848, St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, England d. 14 Feb 1936, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England (Age ~ 88 years)
  Mother	Sarah Anne Cross,   b. 13 Oct 1852, Kensington, Middlesex, England d. 22 Aug 1907, Lambeth, London, England (Age 54 years)
  Marriage	29 Jun 1873	St Mary's Church, Somer Town, London, Middlesex, England   [28, 29, 30]
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  Siblings	6 siblings
  1. Sarah Louise Emma Robottom,   b. Abt Jun 1874, 30 Princes St, Surrey, England d. Abt Apr 1879, London, England  (Age ~ 4 years)   2. John Thomas Robottom,   b. Abt Nov 1877, Battersea, Surrey, England d. Abt Feb 1878, London, England  (Age ~ 0 years)   3. Elizabeth Robottom,   b. Abt Jan 1876   d. 11 Jun 1879  (Age ~ 3 years) + 4. Thomas William Albert Robottom,   b. 29 May 1879, 9 Tenison St, Lambeth, London, England d. Mar 1949, Surrey Mid Eastern, Surrey, England  (Age 69 years) + 5. George Samuel Robottom,   b. 19 Mar 1881, Lambeth, London, England d. 16 May 1970, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England  (Age 89 years) + 6. Daisy Robottom,   b. 6 Jul 1889, Lambeth, Surrey, England d. 4 Mar 1968, Jersey, Channel Islands  (Age 78 years) + 7. Charles Henry Robottom,   b. 7 Dec 1893, 5 Belvedere Cres, Waterloo, Lambeth, London, England d. 26 Aug1978, Sunnyside Park Nursing Home, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa
  Family ID	F17	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Alice Emily Gerhold,   b. 9 Jun 1895, 27 Springfield Road, Chingford, Walthamstow, Essex, England d. 22 Apr 1966, St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, England (Age 70 years)
  Marriage	3 Jul 1920	Register Office, Hackney, London, England   [31, 32]
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  Children	+ 1. Marjorie Joyce Robottom,   b. 13 Jun 1922, 18 Winter Ave, Westcliff on Sea, Southend on Sea, Essex, England d. 30 Oct 1999, 'Serendipity', 1234 Main Highway, Manakau, Levin, Horowhenua, New Zealand (Age 77 years) + 2. Pamela Robottom,   b. 27 Feb 1926, 102 City Road, Holborn, London, England d. 8 Apr 2015, Nairobi, Kenya (Age 89 years)
  Family ID	F6	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	15 Nov 2017

  
  

  Family 2	Ethel Austen
  Marriage	Abt 1955
  Family ID	F15	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	28 Apr 2014

  
  

  Family 3	Susanna Catharina van der Walt   d. 13 Oct 1993, Pietermaritzberg, Natal, South Africa
  Marriage	Abt 1971  [33]
  Family ID	F16	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	28 Apr 2014

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 7 Dec 1893 - 5 Belvedere Cres, Waterloo, Lambeth, London, England Education - Name: Charles Roebottom Age: 4 Birth Date: x7 Dec 1893 School: Addington Street School Address: YORK ROAD Borough: Lambeth Admission Date: 10 Jan 1898 Parent: Thomas Notes: Addington Street School (0412) opened in 1877. Closed or reorganised in 1938 Reference Number: LCC/EO/DIV08/ADD/AD/007 - 10 Jan 1898 - Addington St School, Lambeth, London, England Education - Archbishop Temple's School was founded using a bequest of £24 made by Alexander Jones in 1660. In 1661 Richard Lawrence, a trustee appointed by Mr. Jones, bequeathed a property known as "Dog House Fields" for the school. In 1723 the school merged with another charity school and moved into new premises. In 1848 the school was again moved, this time to Hercules Road. The school could now accommodate 300 pupils. In 1904 another move was necessary due to the expansion of the railway. A site next to Lambeth Palace was donated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Frederick Temple. The school is now used for a seed bank "Ark". - 1900 - Archbisop's Temple Boys School, Lambeth, London, England Residence - 31 Mar 1901 - 5 Belvedere Cres, Waterloo, Lambeth, London, England Residence - 2 Apr 1911 - 33 Algar Bldgs, Webber Row, Waterloo Rd, London, England Residence - Enlistment - 7 Aug 1914 - 33 Algar Bldgs, Webber Row, Waterloo Rd, London, England Residence - Epsom Place of Abode: 5 Eastgate - 1939 - 5 Eastgate, Banstead, Surrey, England Residence - 40 Winscombe Road. - May 1945 - Burgh Wood, Banstead, Surrey, England Emigration - 1947 - London Probate - Name: Charles Henry Robottom Death Date: 26 Aug 1978 Death Place: Sweetwaters Pietermaritzburg South Africa Probate Date: 27 Feb 1979 Registry: Pietermaritzburg - 27 Feb 1979 - London, England Death - 26 Aug1978 - Sunnyside Park Nursing Home, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, South Africa  = Link to Google Earth
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  		Charles Henry Robottom Charles Robottom; Taken about 1976, a couple of years before his death.
  		C Robottom, Ethel Austen,M & C C Robottom, Ethel Austen,M & C Lloyd abt 1959
  		Robottoms outing Another family outing; Front row from left - Pam Robottom, Marjorie Robottom and unknown child - perhaps son of couple at rear? Middle row from left - Charles (with pipe) Unknown lady, Alice Emily, Man at rear perhaps a brother or brother in law?
  		Robottom outing Possibly a family outing - near a stream or river somewhere near Oliver's Mount, Scarborough in 1931.

  
  

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  		King's Certificate Receipt Receipt for award of Kings Certificate. The King’s Certificate of discharge It seems that most badges were accompanied by a King’s Certificate although strictly these were issued subject to separate regulations. Army Orders 138 and 139 of May 1918 cover the award of the “King’s Certificate” and “King’s Second Certificate” to officers and men respectively. In the case of the latter, they had to have been discharged under Paragraphs 392 (xvi) or (xvia) of King’s Regulations “on account of disabilities contracted” following service overseas in a theatre of operations “with an Expeditionary Force in the present war” or “on account of disablement certified to be directly attributable to the action of the enemy e.g. air or naval raids” and in the case of those serving with the flying services, “disablement certified to have been caused or aggravated by military service while engaged on flying duty in connection with operations against the enemy”. Thus entitlement to the badge did not necessarily entitle a man to the award of a certificate whilst those awarded a certificate would most certainly have been entitled to a badge.
  		Page 2 of Service History
  		Page 3 of Service Record Show service in France 3 Nov 1914 to 29 Sep 1916
  		Page 4 Service Record Medical History.
  		Page 5 Service Record Will made on 24 July 1916
  		Pension Application
  		Receipt For 1914 Star Award.

  
  

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