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Frederick Michael Green "Fred"
Born:
20 Adar 5642 (11 March 1882)
Died:
4 Heshvan 5734 (30 October 1973)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
GRE9784
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
20 Adar 5642 (11 March 1882)
Place of birth:
Paddington, London
Death
Date of death:
4 Heshvan 5734 (30 October 1973)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Haringey
Places
Addresses
Family Home:
10 Canfield Gardens Paddington (1891)
boarder while studying:
Greenwich (1901)
Family Home:
26 Upper Hamilton Terrace Paddington, London (1911)
Schools
Name:
St Paul's School Kensington
Year started:
1895
Year left:
1898
Name:
City and Guilds Tech College, Finsbury
Year started:
1898
Year left:
1900
Other Organisations
Name:
The Institution of Civil Engineers
Significance:
Completed training to become a Civil Engineer
Working on the Homefront
Conversation
During his time working as an engineer for the RAF Frederick was awarded the Commendation for Home War Service for efforts contributing to war work in England.
Family
Siblings
Phoebe Green (female)
Margaret Green (female)
Betty Green (female)
Parents
Father: Michael Aaron Green (male)
Mother: Henrietta Adeline Green (female)
Homefront
Occupation:
Engineer
What was the impact of this:
His pre war work as an engineer in factories was continued on the homefront during the First World War when he worked as an aeronautical engineer for the RAF
Military Record
Military service:
RAF
Date enlisted/conscripted:
1914
Rank at discharge/death:
Captain
British Jewry Book of Honour
Excerpt that list Captain F.M Gree as having recieved a commendation for home war service
Excerpt that list Captain F.M Gree as having recieved a commendation for home war service
Other Occupations
Certificate from Insititute of Engineering
The certificate that confirms that Frederick Green completed his training to joing the Institution of Civil Engineers, listing his studies and qualification.
The certificate that confirms that Frederick Green completed his training to joing the Institution of Civil Engineers, listing his studies and qualification.
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