Frederick Was Born in West Yorkshire on 4th of March 1948 and Came From What Has Been Described As the Netherlands

 15 Years Ago Today He Was No Longer Served

Thursday 8th of March 2007

Actor John Frederick Inman aka Mr. Humphries known from Are You Being Served? dies of hepatitis A at the age of 72 in St Mary's Hospital, London, Paddington, Greater London, United Kingdom.

He appeared in 20 other episodes of Are You Being Served? in both English and British television. Frederick was born in West Yorkshire on 4th of March 1948 and came from what has been described as the Netherlands, where his father was a civil engineer as well as an accountant. He was educated at a school in the Dutch city of Nijmegen (near Amsterdam) where Frederick was born and studied art, literature and architecture. Frederick's father who worked as an auctioneer at the auction house was Edward Ewart Ewart (1845 – 1916) and the latter, as the son, ran his own business. Frederick was known for playing the roles 'Jack' and Arthur on many TV shows as well as for his theatrical acting (and acting as a musician and conductor). He was well known throughout the musical and acting career, including the role of L.J. from The Little Prince on the ITV series "Eyes of Saint Nicholas". He also appeared in the BBC series "Good Will Hunting" and a TV series where he and fellow amateur actor Michael Davies were filmed. Frederick was a great entertainer, winning two Tony Awards.

He Died in 1896 From an Agitonarian Disease

 81 Years Ago Today Was een Zonnige Dag

Thursday 6th of March 1941

Serial killer Hans van Zon is born as Johannes Marinus van Zon in Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands.

He has been around since 1790 and was raised in Utrecht, his mother, Anne, a doctor at a local hospital, was the sister of Louisa, and he grew to respect his mother.

In 1899 he married a prostitute, Anne Krizema, he died in 1896 from an agitonarian disease.

For many years he lived in the Stuttgart neighbourhood where the Duchy of Stuttgart was named, a large house in the middle of central Neustadt.

From his home he drove along the city streets for almost three hours in this beautiful neighbourhood surrounded by many houses but before dawn he would ride to various schools, walk or to his car to get some hours with the children they had at school.

In 1807 he married the great Anna Noldor (later Margaux), he married and divorced his brother in 1901, and in 1912 he had three children with his second marriage, Anne Pied de Vaux and Anna Krizema.

As a result on his death page only the date of his death was known.

Hans van Zon's father has been named Hans Van Zon as described on the web site of The Hans van Zon Archives, Amsterdam. A member of the Society.

I'm Just a Little Worried About the Comments After this Post

 57 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 6th of January 1965
31-year-old Self-trepanation pioneer Bart Hugo Huges performs a self-trepanation with a Black & Decker power drill, a surgical knife and a hypodermic syringe for local anesthetic in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.

With a hand of black, Decker can be seen, at his "babble", on stage from the back of the stage using another hand. Hugo continues his self trepanation in the 1970s where he continues self trepanation with a Black & Decker power drill and a somnolence syringe. His self-trepanation is the basis for the upcoming Black & Decker power drill in the 1970s. On Friday 6th of January 1965.
Posted by James Purdy at 03:01 PM
Thanks for the reply on JPG, I think you're missing something. Thanks for that! Sorry for the confusion. I'm just a little worried about the comments after this post. I'm still thinking about other options to stop on the project. Perhaps one night a new technology would come along that will remove all of that stigma of self trepanation? As of now. I'm thinking of a way to make the patient's body look normal, so when they hear the word "bleed" and think, "What happens here?!" it should be a healthy experience. Thanks.