World War 1 sericeman

[FloppyDavis]

Hello:
I am researching a family member from World War 1. I have a name of Arthur G. Pyburn. Regiment was Machine Gun Corps. Regimental Number 107926.
What I am trying to find out where the above person came from. I know Pyburn survive the war. I found another paper with him receiving Victory Metal MGC 101B66.

Tom

[Barbara F]

Hello Tom

There is this birth reg

Births Sep 1898   
Pyburn  Arthur Glenton    Chester le S.  10a 588

I will check the 1901 census.

Barbara

[Barbara F]

1901 Census

High Eighton, Lamesley
Joseph M Pyburn Head Single 49 Farmer (Joint)  b Lamesley Durham
Thomas Brother Mar 45 Farmer (Joint) b Lamesley Durham
Annie J Sister in Law 39? b Newcastle on Tyne
Arthur G Nephew 2 b Lamesley Durham
plus 2 servants

Ref Class: RG13  4704 f 85

Could this be your man?

Barbara

[Wendi]

Hi Tom !

There is only one on the 1901 Census Arthur G Pyburn born Lamesley, Durham

High Eighton, Lamesley, Durham
RG13/4704 Folio 85 Page 49
Joseph M Pyburn Head 49 Farmer Joint born Lamesley
Thomas Pyburn Brother 45 Farmer do born Lamesley
Annie J Pyburn Sister in Law 39 born Newcastle upon Tyne
Arthur G Pyburn Nephew 2
Bridget Gates Servant 16 Nurse
Annie Grundy ditto 16 General Servant

The birth index for this chap shows his middle name as Glenton, sadly the MIC for 107926 Pyburn does not show a middle name just the initial G 

Wendi 

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