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Albert Henry MISON, son of William MISON (c. 1862-c. 1933) and Anne Lucy MARTIN (c. 1865-c. 1927), was born on 29 November 1894 in South Lopham, Norfolk. He was bapised on 22 September 1895 in South Lopham - parents William and Anne Lucy. The only references found for Albert’s military service was an absent voter entry for him in North Lopham: “501584 Pte., 429th Ag. Co.” and a Campaign Medals entry for Private 501584, Albert Henry Mison, of the Labour Corps, with a previous unit listed as “T4/084089 Dvr. R.A.S.C.” He died on 5 June 1974 in Kenninghall.

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MISON, Albert Henry
Family Historian Individual Narrative Albert Henry MISON, son of William MISON (c. 1862-c. 1933) and Anne Lucy MARTIN (c. 1865-c. 1927), was born on 29 November 1894 in South Lopham, Norfolk. He was baptised on 22 September 1895 in South Lopham - parents William and Anne Lucy. At the time of the 1901 Census, Albert was living at Redgrave Road in South Lopham - 6, scholar, living with parents William (39, agricultural labourer) and Anne Lucy (36), and siblings George (15, agricultural labourer), Charles (12), Alice (11, scholar), Emm..... View full FH text (See notes below)
Birth:	29.11.1894 : South Lopham : 1895 Q1 Guiltcross Norfolk Vol 4B Page 265
Baptism:	22.09.1895 : South Lopham, Norfolk : parents William and Anne Lucy.
Marriage:	1917 to Bertha STEBBINGSW : 1917 Q1 Wayland Norfolk Vol 4B Page 393
1901 Census:	South Lopham, Norfolk : 6, scholar, living with parents William (39, agricultural labourer) and Anne Lucy (36), and siblings George (15, agricultural labourer), Charles (12), Alice (11, scholar), Emma (10, scholar), Arthur (8, scholar), Lilly (4), Gertrude (3), Edith (2) and Ethel (11m). (RG13 Piece 1866 Folio 21 Page 6 Schedule 41)
1911 Census:	Garboldisham, Norfolk : 16, horseman on farm, living with parents William (50, shepherd on farm) and Anne (46), and siblings George (26, cowman on farm), Lilly (14), Gertrude (13), Edith (12), Ethel (10), Ruby (9), Florrie (8), Gladys (5) and Rosy (3). (RG14 PN11742 RD239 SD2 ED15 SN100)
1911 Census:	East Harling, Norfolk : 26y 7m, horseman on farm employed by James Alston, living with wife Bertha (25y 5m, household duties) and son Henry (3y 5m). (RG15 Piece 09902 Schedulen 5 RD 239 RS 2 ED 20)
1939 Reg.:	The Grove Villa, The Grove, Kenninghall, Norfolk : b. 29.11.1894, working foreman on farm, living with wife Bertha (b. 20.01.1897, unpaid domestic duties) and sons Albert H (b. 22.01.1918, horseman on farm) and Frederick (b. 09.03.1923, labourer on farm). : working foreman on farm (RG101/6591D/004/9 Letter Code: TSEU)
Death:	05.06.1974 : Kenninghall, Norfolk : 1974 Q2 Wayland Norfolk Vol 10 Page 2015
Memorial:	Kenninghall, Norfolk : IN / LOVING MEMORY OF / A DEAR HUSBAND AND FATHER / BERT HENRY MISON / WHO DIED JUNE 5TH 1974 / AGED 79 YEARS / ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE / BERTHA / WHO DIED JUNE 28TH 1976 / AGED 79 YEARS / REUNITED
Probate:	03.09.1974 at Ipswich, Suffolk : MISON, Albert Henry of 1 Lopham Rd Kenninghall Norfolk died 5 June 1974 Probate Ipswich 3 September ??7766 741021132E.
Military:	The only references found for Albert's military service was an absent voter entry for him in North Lopham: “501584 Pte., 429th Ag. Co.” and a Campaign Medals entry for Private 501584, Albert Henry Mison, of the Labour Corps, with a previous unit listed as “T4/084089 Dvr. R.A.S.C.”
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