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Young Collection
Letters, Certs - Photos - Silver
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Letters, etc.
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1) Birth Certificate - D.O.B.: 1892 October 31st Baptized: November
27th Child's Christian Name: Frederick James Parents' Name:
James & Mary Young Abode: Warley? Trade, Profession: Colour
Sergt. 4th Essex Regt. Ceremony performed: ???
2) Marriage Certificate - District: Guildford 1921 Solemnized at
The Primitive Methodist Chapel, Chertsey Street, Guildford in the County of
Surrey 17th November 1921 Frederick James Young age 29 Bachelor
Chief Petty Officer, Royal Navy, 10 Wellington Place, Woodbridge Road,
Guildford Father: James Young, Builders Chief Clerk & Harriett Kate Le
Duc Rapkins age 26 Spinster 10 Wellington Place, Woodbridge Road,
Guildford Father: John Brunsdon Rapkins, Auctioneer & Valuer.
3) Death Certificate - District Surrey South Western 1950
Guildford in the County of Surrey Died: Thirteenth March 1950 Wentways?
Semaphore Road, Guildford - Frederick James Young, Male, 57 years,
Electrical Engineer, 1a Intracranial Neoplasm Certified by R. A. Shawyer? B?
Notified by: B. A. Young, son, Wentways, Semaphore Road, Guildford.
Fourteenth March 1950
  
  
  
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1) 27th June 1929 Postmark London to Mr. Young, ERA? R.N., at Windsor
Castle, London from Sir Robert Stanton Woods, 3 Manchester Square, W. 1.
Welbeck 2913 - June 27, Dear Young, I missed saying Good-bye to you
Saturday? I am very grateful to you for your help and efficiency. You
made the treatment of the King a great deal easier than it would have been
without someone as efficient & willing as yourself. With kind regards and
best wishes for your future, Yours sincerely, ? Woods
2) July 1929 Postmark London to F. J. Young, Esq., 2 Serpentine Road,
Southsea, Hants from Langham, 87 Harley Street, W.1. - 3.7.29 Dear Young, I
would like to write you a word of thanks and appreciation of your help to me
during the King's illness. The installation and maintenance of the
high-power apparatus used at Craigweil required a considerable degree of
technical skill and care, not once during that time or at Windsor, did ?
Woods or I have any trouble. I shall always remember with gratitude the help
you rendered during that difficult period. Yours sincerely Frank? Howith?
3) 8th October 1930 Postmark Sandringham to Fr. Young, Esq., 1 Pelham Road,
Southsea, Hants from Sandringham (Castle?) - My Dear Mr. Young, I must
first of all apologise for not having written before to tell you the Radiant
Heat Bath arrived safely. I must congratulate you, it is really beautifully
made & thought out. The King is delighted with it & wishes me to thank you
very much indeed & he think it is excellent. The Bath arrived on Saturday
just as we were leaving & this was the first opportunity today of showing
the Bath to His Majesty, so I am sure you will understand the delay in
acknowledging it. I was sorry not to see you in London but I could not see a
chance of the King seeing it. I trust Mrs. Young & the two Boys are well
also yourself. With my kindest regards & congratulations, yours very
sincerely R. Howlett?
 
 
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1) 28th May 1946 Postmark Guildford, Surrey to F. J. Young, Wentway,
Semaphore Road, Guildford from Gerald H. R. Wilson, Municipal Offices,
Guildford. - Dear Young Fred, As I was away when the time
came for you to leave this Department and I was therefore unable to say
goodbye to you, I thought I would like to write and let you know how much I
appreciate all the work you did whilst a member of my Staff. Your
transference from a technical and specialised branch of the Corporation's
service to a completely new sphere of Municipal work and, incidentally, one
which included many duties which were new even to myself, must have been a
strange up-rooting for you, and the manner in which you adapted yourself to
your new surroundings does you credit. The work which you had to do in my
Department during your five years was never easy, and at most times
extremely trying, and I shall always be grateful to you for the tactful way
in which you solved the many difficulties which must otherwise have come to
me. I hope the severance from your normal duties was not entirely
uncongenial to you, and that you feel somewhat rewarded in the success which
undoubtedly attended your efforts both in respect of the Hostels and the
British Restaurants. With kind regards, Yours sincerely, ? ? Town Clerk
2) Borough Guildford to Her Royal Highness The Princess Mary Viscountess
Lascelles. We, The Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of
Guildford desire to offer to Your Royal Highness our warmest welcome upon
Your first visit to our ancient Borough. - Borough of Guildford
1904 Recorder 1915 His Worship the Mayor (Councillor ? B. Rapkins, J.P.)
Aldermen (J. Baker, J.P.; G. W. Franks; W. C. Patrick, J.P.; H. F. Phillips;
W. Shawcross; F. F. Smallpiece, J.P. Councillors: (Click image 2)
3) (click image 3)
4 & 5) (see images 2 & 3)
6) info re Craigweil House
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H.M. Yacht Victoria & Albert, With Greetings and all
Good Wishes for Christmas and the New Year.
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1) Ostocalcium Tablets
2) R.C.A.S.C. - Canada - Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. - G.S.
Photos
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1) Portsmouth - New Cruiser Launched, H.M.S. Effingham was launched and
christened at Portsmouth yesterday by Lady Salisbury. It is the last of five
light cruisers, designed in 1915 from was experience, which carry seven
7.5in guns and are the most powerful light cruisers in the world. The ship
is fitted with many up-to-date appliances for saving labour, and the welfare
of the crew has been specially considered. It is oil-driven and has a speed
of 31 knots.
2) Majestic passing Guard Ship
3) Forecastle March 13th. Wave breaking over Bows. Battened Down.
Cowes
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1 & 2) Gibraltar, March 11th, 1925
3) March 14th
4) H.M.S. Frobisher going to find K. 14
5) V & A at Messina, 3rd April
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7) 1934 Brit and Astra - Shamrock - Malaya, Velsheda, Britannia, Shamrock,
Astra, Candida
8) Britannia
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1) Britannia
2) H.Ms Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert 411
3) Britannia
4) Britannia and Destroyer Escort
5) Nyria
6) Suzanne (there's an arrow pointing to the boat to the back right hand
side and says Yank)
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1, 2, 3) H.M.S. Agincourt
4) Church H.M.S. Agincourt
5) H.M.S. Agincourt?
6) E.A.s & Wiremen H.M.S. Agincourt 1918 Scapa Flow
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2) Burchell
3) Woods
4) Woods Thatcher
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1) Fox (H.M.S. Agincourt)
2) Tanner
3) Fox (H.M.S. Agincourt)
4) Thatcher Woods Parsons (H.M.S. Agincourt)
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3) Lucknow India 25/3/15
4) Eccles
5) Hamer
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1) George
2) Maidment
3) Mays
4) Archer
Rugby Football Club H.M.S. Agincourt 1914-1917
Cricket Team H.M.S. Agincourt
Tableaux on H.M.S. Agincourt
H.M.S. Agincourt
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2) Torquay May 1919
    
"Jubilee" Naval Review at Spithead 1935
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Cowes 1935
Cowes 1935 Alexandra
Craigweil House
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2) Warsash August 1935 - Bottom Photos: Pelham Road 1935
3) "Pompadours" Dinner April 5th 1924
4) King and Queen landing at Belfast for opening of Irish Parliament 1921
5) Armistice Day Silence 1922
6) 1925 (Guildford photographer)
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8) The King's First Public Appearance at Craigweil
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1) Round Isle of Wight 1928
2) S.R.C. Round Isle of Wight 1928
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4) S.R.C. Boathouse Slipway
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1) (S.R.C. on jumper)
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5) Guildford Rowing Club 1921
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7) Guildford Carnival 1922 River Gala
Guard of Honour
Review of Fleet Torquay 19
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1) K & Q. Coming Aboard at S. R. Jetty
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3) Straits Trip 1925
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1) 1922 (J. B. Rapkins Mayor)
2) 1922
3) 1922
H.M.Y. Victoria and Albert 1919
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1) J.B.R. (J. B. Rapkins) Laying Foundation Stone of New Power Station
(Battersea)
2) T.Ms The King & Queen, on board H.M.Y. Victoria & Albert August 3rd
1930 Kirk, Cowes photographer
3) 1932
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5 & 6) Opening of King George V Dock at Southampton 1933
7) Cowes 1925
V. & As Fancy Dress Ball 1920
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1) Lowe
2) Belfast Trip 1921
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2) H.M.Y. Victoria and Albert July 1919
3 & 4) Naval Peace Dinner to Earl Beatty September 22nd 1919
5) Portsmouth September 1919
6) Portsmouth September 1919
7) Falmouth 1919
8) Windsor Castle 1919
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1) R. Witts Trafalgar Day Procession 1921
2) Viscount Cave after receiving Freedom of Guildford 1922
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1) Tankard presented to Guildford by Lord Onslow 1922 December
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1) Craigweil
2) Craigweil House 1929
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1) Craigweil House
2) Craigweil House
3) Craigweil House 1929
4) Craigweil House 1929
Craigweil House 1929
  
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1) with and without smiles :)
Yacht's Water Polo Team
Water Polo Div. III 1925
2) Cowes August 1921
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1) Cowes 1924
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