DONALD BERNARD AGER

Remembered by Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies with entrance gates, dedicated in May 1958, at Ransomes Sports’ Centre, Sidegate Avenue, Ipswich.

 

Born: 26th February 1913, 88, Rosebery Road, Ipswich.

Died: 20th February 1944; age: 30; died of Pulmonary Tuberculosis, at The Sanatorium, Foxhall Road, Ipswich.

His brother Edward William Ager, of 17, Dereham Avenue, Ipswich, was the informant of the death.

Residence: 25, Tomline Road, Ipswich – family home of brother Harold Clifford Ager, a Transport Shed Hand – Ipswich Corporation & Eva Grace Ager (nee Bloomfield).

Occupation: Pattern Maker with Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies, Ipswich.

 

Father: Stanley Ager, born 1879, Ipswich – died 1935, Ipswich, a Cylinders Ironmoulder – Foundry.

Mother: Alice Ager (nee Brown), born 1880, Ipswich.

 

CENSUS

1921   88, Rosebery Road, Ipswich.

Donald was 8 years & 4 months old. He attended School and lived with his parents and siblings.

Stanley Ager, 42 years & 5 months old, an Iron Moulder for Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies Ltd. – Engineers, of Orwell Works, John Street, Ipswich.

Alice Ager, 41 years & 9 months old, Home Duties.

Stanley Charles George Ager, 16 years & 10 months old, out of work, born Ipswich.

Edward William Ager, 14 years & 10 months old, at School – part-time and a Messenger Boy – Commercial Insurance Company, Princess Street, Ipswich, born Ipswich.

Harold Clifford Ager, 13 years & 6 months old, at School, born Ipswich.

Victor Herbert Ager, 11 years old, at School, born Ipswich.

Cecil Arthur Ager, 9 years & 8 months old, at School, born Ipswich.

Mary Bessie Ager, 6 years & 3 months old, at School, born Ipswich.

Alec Leslie Ager, 4 years & 5 months old, born Ipswich.

Walter Douglas Ager, 2 years old, born Ipswich.

Mabel Iris Ager, 5 months old, born Ipswich.

 

Probate to Bertram Henry Robert Watling, a pattern maker, of 12, Packard Avenue, Ipswich.

 

 

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