1899
service
British Army
Major
Imperial Yeomanry
15th Company (Northumberland) - 5th Battalion
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11th October 1899 - 31st May 1902
1906
marriage
Emily Eve Lellam Ord OBE
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1906
1911
service
British Army
Lieutenant Colonel
Durham Light Infantry
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1911 - 1919
1911
service
British Army
Lieutenant-Colonel
Durham Light Infantry
7th Battalion
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1911 - 1919
1915
theatres
Western Europe :1
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1915 - 1917
1925
dates
Age 60
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21st November 1925
sibling
Edith Carter
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sibling
Cuthbert Vaux
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service
British Army
Lieutenant Colonel
Royal Engineers
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service
British Army
Durham Royal Garrison Artillery Volunteers
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appointments
Commanding Officer
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awards
Distinguished Service Order (DSO)
British Award/Decoration
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employment
Brewer
Vaux Breweries
Sunderland
United Kingdom
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1925
death
Not War Related
At a dinner party Col Vaux, choked on a rabbit bone. Medical help could not be received and such damages was done to his health that he was moved to a nursing home where he died a few days later.
United Kingdom
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21st November 1925
children
Peter Douglas Ord Vaux
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children
Ernest Ord Vaux
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children
Rose Lellam Ord Vaux
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children
Emily Maguerita Ord Vaux
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burial
St Cuthbert And St Marys
Non-War Cemetery
Barton, North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
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awards
Order of St Michael and St George CMG
Other War Service Award
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awards
OMA
Other War Service Award
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sibling
Amy Nicholson
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