Captain C F Winn

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DEATH OF CAPT. C. F. WINN, GOOLE. The death has taken place of Captain C. F. Winn, at Manchester, following an operation for appendicitis last week. The deceased one time resided Manor House, Old Goole, and later removed Howden, where kept the Neptune Inn. From there went to Hull, where conducted the Waveriev Hotel, and finally settled Manchester. The late Mr Winn joined the Army when very young, and took part the Zulu War, where he was wounded. On the conclusion of the war he spent some time in India, conducting big game shooting expeditions in the jungle. Afterwards he met with some success in the Kimberley diamond The deceased was brother the late W. W. Winn, a former stationmaster at Goole.

Hull Daily Mail - Friday 31 May 1912

Sorry about the odd presentation but the archive would not show me the newspaper so I have had to try and cut and paste in the wording.
Wording wise I'm not sure if everything above is correct. I will try and find another copy.

Found one the name is C F Winn
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Hull Daily Mail - Saturday 01 June 1912

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Hi All,
Been unable to find anything military, however, born Masham Yorks 1849, Married Elizabeth Day 1882. 1891 census address The Waverley Hotel Hull, which is a grade 2 listed building with a ground floor pub today, 1901 address Hand in Hand public house Manchester. Charles Frederick Dymes Winn was buried on 27 May 1912 in the Southern Cemetery, Chorlton Cum Hardy Manchester.
There is a picture on the findagrave website.
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