German national in England 1914

[mentmore]

Hi,

His name is Frederick R.H.E. Buckholtz born Germany about 1879.
He married Mary Emma Varney 1907 Lewisham, they had children the last one born about 1914.

I have some paperwork and 1911 census for the family.

Mary Emma died 1958 her name is now listed as Buckholt.

[KGarrad]

I have a list of burials for Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man, that shows Turks and Austrians as well as Germans.
There also appears to be some Irish, too?!


Manx Heritage have produced a guide:
www.manxheritage.im/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/CG4-Internment.pdf

[crisane]

Mary Emma married as Kate Varney and is in the1911 census as Kate?

FreeBMDon the same page
Marriage September 1/4 1907   
Frederick R H E BUCKHOLTE  and Kate Varney Lewisham  1d 2292

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Sorry, my mistake.
I had been researching another side of the family, Mary Emma Varney, and entered the wrong name.
Frederick Buckholtz married as you say Kate Varney. Kate and Mary Emma were sisters.

[Svenja]

Hi

The link where you can find interned men during WWI is this one:

http://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/File/Search

By the way there are the names Buchhold and Buchholz.

There are many Buchholz but no Frederick R H E.

Regards
Svenja

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Hello Svenja

Many thanks for the link showing men interned during WW1.
As you say, many Buzkholtz listed, but not Frederick R.H.E.

Best wishes
Carol

[loo]

If you join the Anglo-German Family history Society and pay a small fee, they will check their various lists for references to this person.
There are numerous Home Office archives at TNA which include lists.