19 Mar 2008 Husband: Frederick Valentine RUSS died at age: 68 Born: 14 Feb 1885 at 27 Clifton Hill St John's Wood 1 Baptized: at St George's Hanover Square 2 Died: 3 May 1953 Resided: during WW II in Stevenage Herts Resided: 22 Jun 1910 at The Orchard, Murray Rd Northwood Resided: 22 Oct 1912 at Kilncotes, Bennetts End Hemel Hempstead Herts Resided: 1914 - 1953 at 73 Kingsley Ave West Ealing Cause of death: Cerebral haemorrhage Education: Shebbear College, North Devon Education: apprenticed as cabinet maker 2a Occupation: Civil Servant HM Ministry of Works 3 Military: 1914 - 1918 Army and Royal Flying Corps 4 Father: Christian Carl Gottfried RUSS Mother: Emily CALLAWAY Wife: Helen Caroline BLISS nickname: Nellie died at age: 85 Married: 5 Mar 1910 at St George's Hanover Square his age: 25 her age: 24 5 Born: 20 Nov 1885 Died: 10 Mar 1971 in Kingston Surrey 5 Resided: 1953 - 1963 [c] at 73 Kingsley Ave West Ealing Father: Mother: M Child 1: Frederick Basil RUSS died at age: 90 Born: 23 Nov 1910 Died: 28 May 2001 Resided: 1944 in Winchester Hants Resided: 1953 - 2000 in Wickham Hants Cremated: 21 Aug 2001 ashes scattered on the golf course [obit] Military: 1941 called up for Navy - and found unfit Occupation: Parker Farm Secretary and company secretary Medical: Cancer of the tongue F Child 2: Rita Constance Muriel RUSS age: 90 Born: 22 Jan 1918 Died: 17 Mar 2008 in Laguna Hills California Emigrated: 1947 to USA Resided: 2001 in Laguna Hills California Spouse: Roy Lee BURT d. May 1959 Married: Mar 1946 in Ealing 6 F Child 3: Brenda Doris RUSS age: 87 Born: 12 Dec 1920 Event: May 1959 on first domestic TWA jet flight Spouse: Owen Chatterton RUSSELL b. 14 Jan 1918 Married: 3 Dec 1946 at St Stephens Church Ealing Sources: (1) Emily Callaway, Day Book, 'Frederick Valentine born February 14th 1885 at 27 Clifton Hill christened at St George's registered April'. (2) Emily Callaway, Day Book. (2a) ditto p128: Jun 21 1902; Fred entered apprenticeship at Mr Thomas Owen Cabinet Maker 18 Oldbury Place Marylebone, Premium £50, £25 on signing and £25 in 6 months repayable as wages 1st year 4/- wk, 2nd 7/- 3rd yr 10/- (3) DK, 'Frederick, following the war, as a civil servant in Her Majesty's [sic] Office of Works', 'Frederick Valentine Russ was employed by the Office of Works, after his discharge from the Armed Forces in 1919-20, as a technical officer. His office/department had responsibility for the 'English Heritage' - including Wales & Scotland' ABR has on p5: 'Uncle Fred trained as an architect'. This is incorrect. 23. (4) DK, 'Frederick, who was still living at home, volunteered for the army. He would fight in the trenches in Belgium. After his second bout of pneumonia, however, the army refused to send him back to the front, so he became a balloonist in the Royal Flying Corps', Dean King is wrong - Fred was married by the start of the War; he moved from Hemel Hempstead [poultry farming] to Ealing probably close to the outbreak of the War. [CSF], 17. (5) Carolyn Findell, Notes (2001). (6) Findell, Photo of wedding. Name Index