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31 Dec 2011 18:19 |
Not sure why he used Henry as a second name on his wedding day..................especially as he actually signed the register
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31 Dec 2011 18:22 |
Gavin
Happy New Year
Val
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31 Dec 2011 18:23 |
hmmmm, different age and different middle name...... is it the right person??
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31 Dec 2011 18:42 |
Births Jun 1912 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Holyome William H Walter Bethnal G. 1c 307
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Births Mar 1914 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOLYOME Elizabeth V Walter Shoreditch 1c 187
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Births Sep 1921 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Holyome Ivy M Walter Hackney 1b 964
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31 Dec 2011 18:46 |
You'd be well advised to invest in Ivy's birth cert
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Gavin
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1 Jan 2012 17:17 |
Flick
So on the births information you have William H Holyome born in Bethnal Green (mothers maiden name as Walter) So that would indicate his name was William Henry Holyome..... which is the name his father was using when he married Lily Walter (according to the certificate). The birth information of the William who married Lily shows his name would have been William Robert Holyome (matched to birth and death records for the period) So, why would he use the name Henry on his marriage certificate and then name his son with the same name.... if he was actually William Robert? Any idea's? Can we be sure they are the same person.... all the certs seem to tie up but it doesnt make sense.
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1 Jan 2012 22:26 |
You refer to the 'certs'...but I don't think you have actually got them. He could have given his father's second name as his own in error.............nervousness, perhaps?
As advised above......Iv'ys birth cert is a necessity, if you wish to trace the line accurately. Or her marriage cert, to establish who she said her father was..................
I'm not able to say whether the info I found relates to one person, or two. I just find the info and post it for your evaluation, as does anyone else on here
Good luck with your quest
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1 Jan 2012 22:33 |
This is the one born in 1881................couldn't have fathered Ivy
Name: William H Holyome Birth Date: abt 1881 Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1917 Age at Death: 36 Registration district: West Ham Inferred County: Essex Volume: 4a Page: 338
So you can rule out this famliy
Name: William H Holyome Age: 10 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1881 Relation: Son Father's Name: William Holyome Mother's name: Joyce S Holyome Gender: Male Where born: Bethnel Green, London, England Civil parish: Leyton Ecclesiastical parish: All Saints Town: Leyton County/Island: Essex Country: England Registration district: West Ham Sub-registration district: Leyton ED, institution, or vessel: 14 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 1345 Folio: 48 Page Number: 16 Household Members: Name Age William Holyome 40 Joyce S Holyome 40 Alice S Holyome 14 Florence A Holyome 13 William H Holyome 10 Arthur G Holyome 6 For William and his widowed mother Joyce (who died 14/7/1917) Administration was granted to Arthur G Holyome. William's address was the same as his mother's
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2 Jan 2012 08:43 |
magnificent Flick.... thank you so much.
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Gavin
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2 Jan 2012 08:58 |
So, that now discounts William Henry Holyome from 1881.
Leaving William Robert Holyome 07/06/1889 who has the correct parentage but seems to have lied about his age and middle name on his wedding certificate to Lily Mary Walters.
William and Lily had 4 children (according to my relatives), Ivy, William, Albert and Elizabeth...... would any of their marriage certificates reference their fathers name?? It could clarify if he continued to use Henry as his middle name or referred back to his real name of Robert.
Thanks
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Flick
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2 Jan 2012 12:55 |
As per my earlier message, Ivy's marriage cert will include her father's name......as she knew it.
I offered a possible explanation for the age quoted by William on his marriage cert.
It may also be that he didn't like Robert as a name, and preferred to use Henry.
It's perfectly legal to call onself whatever one chooses, as long as no intent to deceive or defraud is involved
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2 Jan 2012 12:59 |
Deaths Dec 1922 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Holyome Lily M 35 Hackney 1b 474
Did William marry again?
Buying his death cert might prove helpful - for the informant's details
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Gavin
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2 Jan 2012 17:07 |
Hi Flick
Yes I believe he did marry again.... someone named Susan we believe.
I am doing all of this remotely, once home I will invest in the certs to prove things out... this is to give the clearest options before spending too much on certs.
Thank you
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 16:26 |
looking for information on Lily Mary Walter b1886
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 18:38 |
update on this thread;
Married in the Parish Church of St. mary of Etm (probably short for Edmonton), Middlesex April 16th, 1911 William Henry Holyome aged 26, polisher, Father's name : Thomas Holyome, Carman Residence: 12 Chapman Road Lily May Walter aged 24, no profession, Father's name : John Walter, deceased Residence: 12 Chapman Road Witnesses: Francis Herbert and Elizabeth Herbert
His death cert reads William Robert Holyome died 16th Sept 1962
According to his living relative (grand-daughter), she recalls the confusion where William always thought his middle name was Henry, however the family did have his birth cert at one point and corrected him by confirming it was actually Robert, which was used on his death cert. So it is the same person.
Also, he also married again; His second marriage was to Susan Line on the 12th Sept 1942 at the registry office in the district of Romford, county of Essex
His age then was 56 and Susan was 50 His address at that time was 24 Powell Gardens , Dagenham And Susan's was 500 Heathway, Dagenham
His father was Thomas Henry Holyome (deceased and he was a carman upholsterers) Susan's father was William Hammond (deceased, general labourer) Witnesses were : Joseph James Trinder and Lillian Reynolds
I noticed on an earlier post there is a reference to a Joyce 'S' Holyome... this could be Susan using her middle name, I am having her cert checked by relative.
Also, it is known that Susan had 12 children... so the name 'Line' could be a previous marriage because her birth certificate shows she was a Hammond;
Susan's birth cert reads: Registration District: Stepney, birth in the sub district of Ratcliff in the county of London
Date of birth 2nd Dec 1891 at 10 Dorset Street Father: William Hammond - bricklayer, labourer Mother: Susan Hammond formerly Fletcher
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17 Feb 2013 18:39 |
also, Lily Mary Walter, may have an Italian link in her history...... her family are conviced they are from Italian decent...
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 19:01 |
Further update, from the grand-daughter of William Holyome and Lilly Walter;
Mum (Ivy May Holyome) used to tell us about her grandmother (probably the one we think is of Italian decent) that she chased her husband with a carving knife but somehow had him put into an asylum (should have been her put away by the sounds of it). Her grandmother then had a manfriend who lived with her but according to mum he wasn't allowed out of the bedroom, presumably because of the shame of living with a man and not being married. She obviously hadnt divorced her first husband who was put away.
My grandfather used to deliver fuel by horse and cart and one of the places he delivered to was the asylum. One day he and another man were delivering fuel and my grandad was talking to one of the inmates when his friend asked him if he knew this inmate and my grandfather said yes it was his dad. I dont know if he visited him from time to time or if he was just delivering the fuel and recognised his father.
Wonder where this will lead us....
UPDATE: all of this was in London....
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Chris Ho :)
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17 Feb 2013 19:03 |
Name: Lily May Walter Record Type: Baptism Baptism Date: 14 Nov 1886 Father's Name: John Walter (Boot Laster) Mother's Name: Elizabeth Victoria Walter Parish or Poor Law Union: Hackney Wick Borough: Hackney Register Type: Parish Registers (address, 27, Wick Road)
Chris :)
Births Dec 1886 (>99%) ------------------------------------------------ Walter Lily May Hackney 1b 602
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 19:19 |
Hi Chris..... I am a pain arent I.... still its better than the Sheffield Whites..
Just you wait... my paternal gradmother was a White before she married so another line of Whites to search... :-D
The post above... could be lily Mary.... seems right.
So at least we now have Elizabeth Victoria Walter to search... she is the one we believe is from Italian stock...
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Gavin
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17 Feb 2013 19:21 |
Births Jun 1867 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1c 204
Elizabeth Victoria Walter
Shoreditch
She would only be 19 ish when she had a child...
UPDATE: I am stupid... she wouldnt be a Walter at birth... DOH
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