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Richard Beecroft Allan. (Compiled Nov. 30, 2018) Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations Page 1 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations 1966 (Feb 11) Born Sheffield (Jessop Hospital); son of John Frank David Richard Allan. (Accessed Nov. 29, 2018). Biography. Revolvy. Allan and Elizabeth Muriel (born Beaumont) Allan; John was a personnel manager (engineering works); it is unknown whether he had brothers or sisters [Editor's note: "chauffer" is often a euphamism for "spy" since we could not find any other record of Allan's chauffer business (research assistance is requested); Sen. Dianne Feinstein 20-year "chauffer" turned out to be a Chinese spy; perhaps John Allan drove for SERCO and Sir Geoffrey E. Pattie since MP Allan later arranged many lucrative SERCO contracts in his steel-making district. In any event, the clue here is that Allan is too silent about his parentage. Richard Beecroft ALLAN. (Feb. 11, 1966). Birth Record, Sheffield, Jessop Hospital, father: John Frank David ALLAN, mother: Elizabeth Muriel ALLAN formerly BEAUMONT, No. 139. UK Civil Registration Births 1837-2005, Reg. Oct-Dec 1964. Page 2 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations [Research Note: Except for one reference in his personal Robert Waller, Byron Criddle. (1999). Constituencies and MPs, Richard Allan, blog about his twin daughters with an unnamed Sheffield Hallam, pp. 609, 610. The Almanac of British Politics, Sixth Edition. "partner", Allan's biographies that we have been able to Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, Psychology Press. locate NEVER mention his parents. Even popular PeopleFinder databases do not identify his parents, which is an uncommon occurrance within those databases.] b. Feb 11, 1966, Richard Beecroft Allan - MP, life peerage (Baron Allan of Birth Record of Richard Beecroft Allan. (Feb. 11, 1966). UK Civil Registration Sheffield Hallam, of Ecclesall, Sheffield, in the County of South Births 1837-2005, Reg. Jan-Mar 1966, p. 403, Vol. 2D. Yorkshire), Cisco, Facebook, World Economic Forum, Oundle School, Cambridge, Bristol Polytechnic, European Union lobbying, Oxford Internet Institute, Silicon.com Agenda Setters, UK Cabinet Office, Unplucked Ltd m. May 25, 1991, Richard Beecroft Allan. (May 25, 1991). Marriage Certificate to Louise Maria Bath St. John the Netley. General Register Office. Evangelist RC b. Q4 1964, WIFE: Louise Maria Allan (born Netley); Marriage Loiuse Maria Netley. (Q4, 1964). Birth Record of UK Civil Registration of Bromley, Kent dissolved, 2002 Births (1837-2005), p. 348, Vol. 5B. Civil Registration of Births. m. May 25, 1991, Richard Beecroft Allan. (May 25, 1991). Marriage Certificate to Louise Maria Bath St. John the Netley. General Register Office. Evangelist RC Page 3 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations Not identified as DAUGHTER: [Rosie] Allan; Legacy Fund (Father), John Frank David Allan. (Feb. 06, 2003). Last Will and Testament. National a grandchild in Beneficiary Registry. Father John FD Allan's will b. Oct 1970, PARAMOUR: Dr. Ana Elena Padilla Jargstorf; Biological John F. (Frank) D. Allan. (Mar. 01, 1924). Birth Record, Mother's maiden Spain sciences, World Health Organization, Tavistock, British name: Badge, District: Tynemouth, County: Northumberland, Country: Psychological Society, University College London, UK England, Vol. 10B, Page 623. England & Wales Births 1837-2006. Parliament staff consultant, Int'l DSM-5, Wellcome findmypast.com. Trust, Rewalia, Canada Institute, Royal Society, Unplucked Ltd b. Sep 2006, DAUGHTER: Alicia Sophia Allan Paddila; Twin Alicia-Sophia-Allan-Padilla-Birth-Record-Transcription-Dist-Lambeth-Dist-No- London 2411B-Cnty-London-Cntry-England-Reg-No-B137-Ent-No-187-England-Wales- Births-1837-2006-findmypast-Sep-2006 Richard Allen. (Oct. 10, 2006). The Patter of (Four) Tiny Feet, Ric Ferrier blog comment, Post-Political Times. b. Sep 2006, DAUGHTER: Eleni Clara Allan Padilla, Twin Eleni Clara Allan Padilla. (Sep. 2006). Birth Record Transcription, District: London Lambeth, District No. 2411B, County: London, Country: England, Reg. No. B137, Entry Page 4 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations b. Mar 01, 1924, FATHER: John Frank David ("FD") Allan; Haileybury No. 186, Date of Reg. 906, England & Wales Births 1837-2006. Cramlington, Collage (UN, British East India Company management findmypast.com. Northumberland grooming feeder), Chauffeur, Personnel Manager, Legacy Fund holding m. Mar 03, 1957, John F.D. Allan. (Mar. 02, 1957). Marriage to Elizabeth M. Beaumont, parents Leeds of Richard Beecroft Allan, District: Leeds, County: Yorkshire, Country: England, Vol. 2C, Pg. No. 438. England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005. findmypast.com. Elizabeth Muriel Beaumont. (Mar. 03, 1957). Marriage to John Frank David Allan, parents of Richard Beecroft Allan, County: Yorkshire, Country: England, Vol. 2C, Pg. No. 438. England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005. findmypast.com. d. Q1 2005, John Frank D. Allan. (Q1 2005). Death Record, b. Mar. 01, 1924, District: Sheffield Sheffield, District No. 0481J, Reg. No. J9A, Entry No. 089, County: Yorkshire, Country: England. England & Wales Deaths 1837-2007. findmypast.com. b. 1929, MOTHER: Elizabeth Muriel Allan (born Beaumont); John Frank David Allan. (Feb. 06, 2003). Last Will and Testament. National Wetherby, Legacy Fund (Father), Beneficiary Registry. Yorkshire m. Mar 02, 1957, Elizabeth Muriel Beaumont. (Mar. 03, 1957). Marriage to John Frank David Leeds Allan, parents of Richard Beecroft Allan, County: Yorkshire, Country: England, Vol. 2C, Pg. No. 438. England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005. findmypast.com. Page 5 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations John F.D. Allan. (Mar. 02, 1957). Marriage to Elizabeth M. Beaumont, parents of Richard Beecroft Allan, District: Leeds, County: Yorkshire, Country: England, Vol. 2C, Pg. No. 438. England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005. findmypast.com. BROTHER: Robert John Allan; Legacy Fund (Father), John Frank David Allan. (Feb. 06, 2003). Last Will and Testament. National Beneficiary Registry. SISTER: Katherine Elizabeth Allan; Legacy Fund John Frank David Allan. (Feb. 06, 2003). Last Will and Testament. National (Father), Beneficiary Registry. b. Sep 02, 1893, GRANDFATHER ALLAN: Frederick Leonard (“FL”) Allan; Cramlington M.C., M.B.E., Cambridge University (?); Royal Grammar School, Worcester (-1928); Headmaster, Heanor Grammar School (1929-1934); Headmaster, Wallasey m. Apr 05, 1923, Federick Leonard Allan. (Apr. 05, 1923). Married to Kathleen Elsie Bodger, Grammar School (1934-1960); Staff appointment, H.M. Cramlington Spittal Parish Church. General Register Office. Forces, H.M. Forces War Office (1941-1945); Pioneer Corps (SOE-Special Operation Executive, OVERSAW TAVISTOCK INSTITUTE and their reforming and d. Mar 09, 1964, refunding via Rockefeller, Rothschild, British Royal Staff. (Mar. 10, 1964). Death Of Mr. F.L. Allan. Liverpool Echo, Trinity Mirror, University College Family); President and later Secretary, Incorporated Findmypast Newspaper Archive Limited. Hospital London Association of Headmasters and the Headmasters' Conference (HMC, 1960-1964); founder Wallasey Boys' Club Frederick Leonard Allan. (Mar. 09, 1964). Death Notice, of 14 Garden Close Watford Hertfordshire, died 9 March at University College Hospital St. Pancrus London Probate Oxford 1 June to Barclays Bank Limited and Kathleen Elsie Allan widow. 13787 UKP. Ance Page 6 of 27 Rev. Jan. 04, 2019 Richard Beecroft Allan Biography and Timeline Compiled Nov. 30, 2018 Raw *.xlsx spreadsheet version attached Date Entity Organization_detail URL/Citations Staff. (Mar. 10, 1964). Death Of Mr. F.L. Allan. Liverpool Echo, Trinity Mirror, Findmypast Newspaper Archive Limited. b. Jun 21, 1898, GRANDMOTHER ALLAN: Kathleen Elsie Allan (born Cramlington Bodger); Grew up in The Manor at Spittal in a [Mercers'] grocers and drapers family m. Apr. 05, 1923 Cramlington d. Aug. 27, 1978 Kathleen Elsie Allan. (Q4 1978). Death Record, b. Jun. 21, 1898, married Frederick L. (Leonard) Allan, father of John Frank David (FD), grandfather of Richard Beecroft Allan, District: Sheffield, County: Yorkshire, Vol. 3, Page 1486, Country: England. England & Wal b. Jun 22, 1888, GRANDFATHER BEAUMONT: John Beecroft Beaumont; JOHN B. BEAUMONT, Registrar, Sir JAMES CROYSDALE, Ass. G. Master.(Sep. Collingham, Solicitor; Provincial Grand Registrar of the Leeds & 30, 1963). Minutes of the Consecration meeting of the Leeds and District Yorkshire District Masonic Lodge of Installed Masters No. Lodge of Installed Masters, No. 7918, held at the Masonic Hall, Great George 7918 with Sir James Croysdale, Lord Mayor of Leeds, St. Leeds 1 on Monday, 30th Septem Asst. Grand Master m. 1921, (Sir) James Croysdale, New Year's Honours (Dec. 30, 1952). Published Altrincham, Thursday, 1 January, 1953. The New Year Honours 1953,
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