| 1. | John Reginald (Alfred) Negroponte was born on 2 Jan 1893 in 174 Shakespeare Rd., Brixton, London, England UK; died on 10 Aug 1940 in Hluhluwe, NL, South Africa; was buried in Hluhluwe, NL, South Africa. Notes:
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The 1901 British Census enumerates the family at 107 Castle Street, Southampton, England: Alfred Negroponte, head, 42, retired police constable, born Altrincham, Lancashire; wife Emma, 44, born Hindon, Wiltshire; children Mary, 16; Emma, 15, both born Hindon; Alfred, 13, news vendor, worker; Pheobe, 12; Ada, 10, Elsie, 9, all born London; William, 6, born Gravesend, Kent; John, 7; Dorothy, 4, both born Hindon; Edward S, father-in-law, 74, widow, retired farmer, born Hindon.
1911 England census for South Newton, Salisbury, headed by Alfred Negroponte, 52, b. Altrinham, Cheshire, married 27 years, 13 children, 9 still alive; metropolitan policeman; wife Emma, 54, b. Hindon; daughters Marietta, 26, nurse; Dorothy, 14, pupil, all b. Hindon, Wiltshire; sons John, 18, b. London; William, 16, b. Gravesend, Kent, both baker assistants; all single.
J R Negroponte, 26, motor mechanic, and A. T. Negroponte, 61, clerk, departed Liverpool 30 Sep 1919 for Natal, South Africa, both English permanent residents, intending to reside in South Africa, aboard Clan Stuart.
John Negroponte, Temporary Second Lieutenant, fought in WWI with the South Lancashire Regiment, according to his medal card. Also, 2nd Lieutenant Jack NEGROPONTE. The Prince of Wales's Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment).
Birth:
The birth of John Reginald Negroponte was registered Jan-Feb-Mar 1893, Lambeth, Greater London, London, Surrey, Volume: 1d, Page: 543. Certificate not examined.
Died:
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1893 - 1940 (47 years)