Jun 7, 2021 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of Fred and Phoebe Lay
“T Lay” as listed. Thomas Lay 5th May 1898 (from the 1939 Register and Deaths Register) in Bramford.There is a record for a Thomas Lay born 10th May 1898 who served in the RNVR from 26th June 1916. He served on Defensively Armed Merchant Ships. His place of birth has...
Jun 7, 2021 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of Fred and Phoebe Lay
Henry was born on 12th April 1892 and was the son of Fred and Phoebe Lay of Parish Pond. He was the younger brother of Frederick James and Walter William Lay who were both killed in the war while serving in the army. Henry was employed at Joseph Fison & Co before...
Jun 7, 2021 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of Fred and Phoebe Lay
Born as Arthur Edward Lay on 2nd May 1885 in Ipswich (according to the birth records and the 1901 census) but in the 1911 census known as Edward – but born in Bramford). He was lodging with the Pryke family at Paper Mill Farm.Edward was called up 27th January...
Jun 7, 2021 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of Fred and Phoebe Lay
“C Lay” as listed. Charles Lay born 28th June 1889 the son of Fred and Phoebe Lay, Parish Pond. He was a Chemical Worker in 1911. No “C Lay” appears on the Edward Packard & Co Roll so it is assumed he worked for Joseph Fison & Co.In 1939 he is living at 93...
Jun 7, 2021 | Family Section, Served and Survived, The Sons of Fred and Phoebe Lay
In 1901 the sons listed were: Arthur E Lay (born 2nd May 1885), Frederick James Lay* (born 15th July 1886), Walter William Lay* (born 29th December 1887), Charles Lay (born 1890), Henry G Lay (born 1893), Thomas Lay (born 5th May 1898) and Robert V Lay (born 1901)...
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