Boys: Richard, Arthur, Robert, Peter, William, George, John, James, Jack, Frank. Girls: Edna, Mary, Sally, Annie, Margerat, Ruth, Mildred, Martha, Joan, Jane, Kitty.
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John Kipling was called Jack as a common nickname for John in the British Army during World War I. It was a practice to use a more informal name or nickname to distinguish individuals with the same or similar names in military records and communication.
Josephine Kipling and Elsie Kipling were born in the mid-1860s, while John Kipling was born in 1897. Josephine and Elsie were the daughters of Rudyard Kipling, while John was his son.
John Kipling, Rudyard Kipling's son, was born on August 17, 1897.
John Lockwood Kipling and Alice Kipling (nee MacDonald)
John Lockwood Kipling was born on 1837-07-06.
John Lockwood Kipling died on 1911-01-26.
"My Boy Jack" by Rudyard Kipling is a poem that reflects on the writer's grief and loss over his son, John, who died in World War I. The poem explores themes of mourning, sacrifice, and the impact of war on families. Through vivid imagery and emotional language, Kipling captures the heartache of losing a loved one in battle.
Joseph Rudyard Kipling's parents were named Alice Kipling (nee MacDonald) and John Lockwood Kipling.
Kipling's father (John) Lockwood Kipling was Principal of the Mayo College of Art.
Rudyard Kipling, his wife Carrie (nee Balesteir), and his children John, Elsie, and Josephine.
John Lockwood Kipling was born in Pickering, Yorkshire on 6th July 1837 the son of Joseph Kipling and Frances Lockwood. John did not adopt the middle name Lockwood until much later in his life. Source - "The Pater" John Lockwood Kipling, His Life and Times, 1837 - 1911 by Arthur R. Ankers, 1988, Pond View Books.
Kipling has 3 children