Thomas Maddison - Revision history

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	Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.		Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.

	He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]] attached as a driver to the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps\|Medical Corps]] (Light-field Ambulance Company). He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.		He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]] attached as a driver to the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps\|Medical Corps]] (Light-field Ambulance Company). He took part in the D-Day landings.
			[[File:ThomasMaddison2.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|T T Maddison, Driver - from The Mercury and Guardian, Wednesday, 5 November, 1941]]
	After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.		After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.

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Wartime details

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	The funeral service at Boston Crematorium was conducted by the Rev Douglas Allen.		The funeral service at Boston Crematorium was conducted by the Rev Douglas Allen.

			== Wartime biographical details ==

			''Extract from an article "Local Men on War Service" in [[Boston Guardian\|The Mercury and Guardian]], Wednesday, 5 November, 1941.''

			Now serving with a Light-field Ambulance Company in this country, is Driver T. T. Maddison, only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. H. J. Maddison, of 46 Wide Bargate, Boston. Prior to joining the R.A.S.C. in July of last year, he was employed by Messrs. Edward White, motor-engineers, of Bargate End, Boston. Well known in Boston and district, he was a member of the Conservative Club for several years.

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	\| employer = Edward White Motors; Royal Army ~~Medical~~ Corps; Boston School of Motoring		\| employer = Edward White Motors; Royal Army Service Corps; Boston School of Motoring
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	\| parents =		\| parents = Mr HJ Maddison
	\| relatives = Mrs A Farmer, Mrs J Morley (nieces), Mr B Creamer (nephew)		\| relatives = Mrs A Farmer, Mrs J Morley (nieces), Mr B Creamer (nephew)
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	Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.		Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.

	He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]] attached as a driver to the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps\|Medical Corps]]. He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.		He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]] attached as a driver to the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps\|Medical Corps]] (Light-field Ambulance Company). He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.

	After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.		After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.

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	Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.		Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.

	He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army ~~Medical~~ Corps\|Royal Army ~~Medical~~ Corps]] as a driver. He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.		He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Service Corps\|Royal Army Service Corps]] attached as a driver to the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps\|Medical Corps]]. He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.

	After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.		After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association\|OBA]] for many years.

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'''Thomas Topliss Maddison''' was educated at [[Boston Grammar School]] (early 1920s).

== Obituary ==

''From the August 2000 issue of [[The Old Bostonian]]''

Thomas Maddison died in February at Woodlands Court Nursing Home at the age of 90.

Born in Boston, he lived in the town all his life. He attended BGS in the early 20s and in 1932 he joined Edward White Motors as a car salesman.

He stayed with them until 1939 when he left to serve in the Second World War with the [[Wikipedia:Royal Army Medical Corps|Royal Army Medical Corps]] as a driver. He took part ¡n the D-Day landings.

After the war he returned to Boston and ran the first driving school in the area. He remained principal of the Boston School of Motoring from 1946 until he retired in 1973. He was a member of the [[old Bostonian Association|OBA]] for many years.

A widower, Tom is survived by nieces Mrs A Farmer, Mrs J Morley and nephew Mr B Creamer.

The funeral service at Boston Crematorium was conducted by the Rev Douglas Allen.

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