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Archibald William Cockburn [1854]
Canon William Chetwynd-Stapylton [83]
(-1919)
Elizabeth Biscoe Tritton [84]
(1832-1893)
Henry Cockburn [128]
(1848-1936)
Ella Chetwynd-Stapylton [127]
(1854-1938)
Reginald Stapylton Cockburn [129]
(1889-1971)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Marjorie Enid Wallington [130]

Reginald Stapylton Cockburn [129]

  • Born: 1889
  • Marriage (1): Marjorie Enid Wallington [130] in 1926
  • Died: 1971 aged 82
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About Reginald Stapylton Cockburn
In 1891 lived with his parents and 2 older brothers in 39 Elvaston Pl, Kensington, London, England (1891 England & Wales Census)

In 1911 lived in Kensington with his brother Ernest, and 6 servants (Rose, Lydia, Ellen, Louise, Florence & Mabel). From 1911 UK Census.

From Major Maricourt Gender:Female Location:North Wales Interests:Letters & Memoirs of World War One. The Penmaenmawr Quarry Boys & 5/6/7RWF at Suvla Bay. The Gallipoli Campaign

You probably already know that Geoffrey Wallington was a good friend of Major R S Cockburn, MC of the 10/KRRC. Cockburn survived the war and wrote a very moving piece about the actuality of war - I am tentatively trying to put the pieces together! My thanks ... Maricourt

Posted 24 May , 2014 Hi Andy No - I had no idea there was a small biography. The piece I have is an extract that was published in The Great War series and perhaps it was originally in the biography you mention. It starts: " How little people at home, hard as they worked, realized what the war meant to the men on the battlefields." It then goes on to describe some of the horrors he encountered and makes a reference to his "best friend being blown to pieces" and the terrible conditions on the Somme. I am guessing that perhaps the best friend he is referring to is Captain Wallington. It is one of the most powerful pieces I have ever read about WW1 and it affected me deeply. If you do not have a copy of this, please pm me and I will send it on to you. My regards ... Maricourt

From Private RA Jamieson:

According to what I know from the family, the best friend who was 'blown to pieces' was indeed Wallington, and afterwards Cockburn went to call on the Wallington home in Chelsea to deliver the terrible news, where he first met Marjorie, Geoffrey's sister, then in her late teens. He began to court her, and they married in 1926.



Reginald Stapylton Cockburn's Timeline
1889
August 6, 1889
Birth of Reginald
1927
1927
Age 37
Birth of Christopher Cockburn
Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom
1934
August 24, 1934
Age 45
Birth of Alison Wroth
1971
July 26, 1971
Age 81
Death of Reginald
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Reginald married Marjorie Enid Wallington [130] [MRIN: 89] in 1926. (Marjorie Enid Wallington [130] was born in 1903 and died in 1993.)




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