Aubrey John

Au·brey

 (ô′brē), John 1626-1697.
English antiquarian and writer whose Brief Lives, published posthumously, contains character sketches of notable thinkers and writers of 17th-century England.
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"His Army Bible has a reference to another son Aubrey John who was born on 2nd March 1908 and died at just seven months old.
New dad buried alive when crater fell in... In another in our series on World War One soldiers from Birmingham, JUSTINE HALIFAX recalls the bravery of a rifleman who left his trade as a toolmaker to fight, and suffered an horrendous death
Both brother and sister were instilled with a great respect for military valour by their father Christopher Aubrey John, who was a major in the Royal Signals in World War II.
Businesswoman reaches for the skies in record bid for fighter ace's medals; PS395,000 PRICE PAID IN MEMORY OF BROTHER WHO DIED AT 47
The bidder before me said, 'This is getting very expensive.' "And I wanted to shout out, 'Well stop bidding.'" Both brother and sister were instilled with a great respect for military valour by their father Christopher Aubrey John, who was a World War II major in the Royal Signals.
'I bought Cat's Eyes medals in memory of my brother' Sister pays record-breaking PS395,000 for medals of a wartime air ace who was so admired by estate agent
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