George Masheder 1920–1972 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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George Masheder, 1920–1972 (aged 52 years)

Name

George Masheder

Name: George /Masheder/
Given names: George
Surname: Masheder

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with Irene Vanes
himself	Links Birth: 24 May 1920 — Lancaster, Lancashire, England Marriage: December 1942 — Barton, Lancashire, England Death: 2 November 1972 — Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Irene Vanes George Masheder 1920–1972 Birth: 24 May 1920 — Lancaster, Lancashire, England Death: 2 November 1972 — Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire, England
wife	Links Birth: 18 December 1921 33 22 — Bradford, Yorkshire, England Marriage: December 1942 — Barton, Lancashire, England Death: December 1974 — Trafford, Manchester, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse George Masheder Irene Vanes 1921–1974 Birth: 18 December 1921 33 22 — Bradford, Yorkshire, England Death: December 1974 — Trafford, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Marriage	Marriage — December 1942 — Barton, Lancashire, England


Birth	24 May 1920 Lancaster, Lancashire, England
Marriage	Irene Vanes — View this family December 1942 (aged 22 years) Barton, Lancashire, England
Death	2 November 1972 (aged 52 years) Stretford, Manchester, Lancashire, England
Last change	9 December 2020 – 23:39:40 Author of last change: 7mikefh

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Note	I was only a young lad but recall the news that my uncle George had been injured and was seriously ill in hospital and remember that he survived for a short time there but died. I knew that George worked for a motorcycle dealership, (I remember seeing pictures of him with TT champion Geoff Duke who I think was sponsored by George's company which I seem to remember being told was Kings Motors in Old Trafford), and I was told that he was picking up a new motorcycle for the showroom and although he was an early advocate for safety helmets, which were not legal at the time, for some reason he was not wearing his helmet and was struck by a recently qualified driver of a car that did not see him and came out of a tee junction hitting him side on and throwing him off the bike causing a head injury.

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I was only a young lad but recall the news that my uncle George had been injured and was seriously ill in hospital and remember that he survived for a short time there but died. I knew that George worked for a motorcycle dealership, (I remember seeing pictures of him with TT champion Geoff Duke who I think was sponsored by George's company which I seem to remember being told was Kings Motors in Old Trafford), and I was told that he was picking up a new motorcycle for the showroom and although he was an early advocate for safety helmets, which were not legal at the time, for some reason he was not wearing his helmet and was struck by a recently qualified driver of a car that did not see him and came out of a tee junction hitting him side on and throwing him off the bike causing a head injury.