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8 Aug 2016 20:46 |
Managed to get George Eliassen's parents marriage license.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn229/kornflakes77/1884%20Marriage%20Certificate%20Elias%20Eliasson%20amp%20Matilde%20Knudson_zpskegpge0m.jpg
That narrows down his birth a bit. Interesting to see George's dad is listed as a mariner and Elias his dad appears to have a different surname......both carpenters.......haha I wonder if they built any longboats :-)
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8 Aug 2016 20:32 |
I located the newspaper articles here for George Eliassen, still featured as lost in this paper-
Hull Daily Mail East Riding of Yorkshire, England 4 Feb 1919
No photos sadly but I see he got 3 medals which i can see from his medal roll.
Still no idea when he born???
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8 Aug 2016 16:39 |
Alas I telephoned the Hull Daily News and they said they didn't have the photo any more of George Eliassen.
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Chris Ho :)
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7 Aug 2016 14:53 |
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D3452340
(you need to search now with Army Number on Ancestry, Find My Past or Genes)
Also to look for his Birth...(see names on YorksBMD index link, going from 1901 posted earlier, then check for Deaths, might not be as 'George'). Then go to below, you can always 'play' with surname, or search el*
http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl
All part of research, takes time each family, lots to check, lots of places to search, never ends!...(steady and slow, as they say!)
(never forget the wonder of 'google' search...(brings below!)
http://ww1hull.org.uk/index.php/streets-people-came-from/NORFOLKSTREET/7779-eliassen
All UK, Army Registers of Soldiers' Effects, 1901-1929 (Ancestry)
(should be on above then, as mentioned in link)
(time I was in garden now, lol)
Chris :)
Edits (see below Ancestry, Free to view!, with extra info. added)
All British Army WWI Medal Rolls Index Cards, 1914-1920
George Elias Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment 13522
Oh, and here you go!...that address on link I posted earlier, relating to War Memorial...
1911 (Find My Past) Odin Einer Eliasser Head Single Male Boot Maker 23 1888 Yorks Hull Edith Bradley Housekeeper Married Female House Keeper General 33 1878 Yorks Hull Joseph Tyes Boarder Married Male Printer Machinie Worker 24 1887 Lincolns Society Address 5 Russell Terrace Bean St Hull Parish Holy Trinity and St Mary County Yorkshire, Yorkshire (East Riding) Census reference RG14 PN28790 RG78 PN1652 RD522 SD2 ED21 SN109
(will leave you to find his Birth now, add here if you can't)
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7 Aug 2016 14:50 |
He'll no doubt be on the Medal Roll I guess?
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7 Aug 2016 14:48 |
I shall add this brave man to my tree.......does any on know his birth?
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7 Aug 2016 14:36 |
Ah how very very sad :-(
PRIVATE GEORGE ELIASSEN WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT (PRINCE OF WALES'S OWN) DIED ON 27 SEPTEMBER 1915 AGE UNKNOWN LOOS MEMORIAL
PAS DE CALAIS FRANCE
SERVICE NO. 13522
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7 Aug 2016 14:34 |
I do sincerely hope Private George Eliassen of the West Yorkshire Regiment survived the war.
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Chris Ho :)
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7 Aug 2016 14:02 |
(no idea of anything Irish!, but some names relating from AG on below (from 'google' search)
http://www.billmacafee.com/families/frizzells/bdmsfrizzell.pdf
Will leave it to Egb, lol...
Chris :)
Edits (if you saw Probate address, your Elias, then below looks to match)
02 December 1915 - Hull Daily Mail - Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire,
MISSING HULL SOLDIER. Any information as to the whereabouts of Private George Eliassen, who was reported missing after the battle of Loos, will be gratefully received by his mother, Mrs Eliassen, 24, Pease street, Anlaby road, Hull.
29 June 1915 - Hull Daily Mail - Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
LETTERS TO EDITOR. circulating these unpleasant rumours, to enable me to take proceedings against them. MRS ALLISON. 24, Pease-street, Hull.
(persons in neighbourhood victimising her for being German, she is stating that she is of Norwegian birth, and has resided in hull for 42yrs. Her only son at present is serving with West Yorkshire Regiment, and expected to go to the front at any time. She would be grateful if anybody would give her sufficient proof of person or persons circulating these unpleasant rumours. Her husband is and has been employed for the last nine years, by a local shipping firm, previous to this he was 21 years with Messrs. Wilson)
03 December 1915 - Hull Daily Mail - Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire,
(photo of George)
(Newspaper access from Find My Past, Genes, or below, all need subscriptions)
http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/
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7 Aug 2016 13:42 |
Also in 1901, just for the record - again not proposing to search for any link to Hugh -
Census Years1901 Residents of a house 24 in Union Street (Ballymoney (Urban) and Ballymoney Urban District, Antrim)
Frizzell Annie 24 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Scotland Tailoress Read and write - Not Married -
Frizzell Rose 16 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Scotland Scholar Read and write - Not Married -
Frizzell Jeannie 14 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Scotland Scholar Read and write - Not Married -
Frizzell Beatrice Mable 4 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Co Antrim Scholar Read - Not Married -
Frizzell Maud 9 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Co Antrim Scholar Read and write - Not Married -
Frizzell Ernest 7 Male Son Church of Ireland Co Antrim Scholar Read and write - Not Married -
Frizzell Matilda 43 Female Wife Church of Ireland Co Antrim - Read and write - Married -
Frizzell William John 44 Male Head of Family Church of Ireland Co Antrim Pastry Baker Read and write - Married -
Frizzell Wm John 12 Male Son Church of Ireland Co Antrim Scholar Read and write - Not Married
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7 Aug 2016 13:34 |
I imagine he put the Antrim address to make clear that he had Ulster roots and allegiance.
There were still Frizzells in Ballymoney in 1911 (the family below) - quite possibly related in some way, though I'm not proposing to search for any link to Hugh.
Census Years 1911 Residents of a house 24 in Union Street (Ballymoney, Antrim)
Frizzell Ernest 17 Male Son Church of Ireland Co Antrim Grocers Assistant Read and write English Single - - - -
Frizzell Beatrice Noble 14 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Co Antrim - Read and write English Single - -
Frizzell Maud 19 Female Daughter Church of Ireland Co Antrim - Read and write English Single - - - -
Frizzell William John 53 Male Head of Family Church of Ireland Co Antrim Baker Read and write English Widow
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7 Aug 2016 12:53 |
Eringobragh1916 how curious that my great grandfather Hugh would have signed this. He was a few generations Scottish by this point and shortly to be enlisted into the army.
The thing that struck me as odd was he put down his address as Ballymoney, County Antrim when he lived in Greenock. Was he putting down his ancestral address I wonder? I know his grandad Hugh was from there I believe.
Thank you for the signature though it may be as close as I come to seeing a photo of Hugh.
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7 Aug 2016 12:41 |
Chis many thanks i've updated my family tree with the years of death for my Scandinavian great great grandparents.
Cheers!
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7 Aug 2016 09:31 |
Another piece of info.relating to Hugh Frizzell....
Hugh signed the Ulster Covenant Sept 1912 at the Victoria Orange Hall Greenock..
You can see his signature by accessing Ulster Covenant on PRONI website... Just enter his name nothing else......scroll down to the one with Greenock next to the name then open up folder ..He was a beautiful writer..!
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Chris Ho :)
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7 Aug 2016 08:39 |
http://www.yorkshirebmd.org.uk/
(just wanted to add above, for Hull area, you can also search by surname variant options, Elliasson, Reinhard. etc., quite a few!)
(just in case you wasn't aware of it!)
Chris :)
(yours below)
Yorkshire Marriage indexes for the years: 1914
ELIASSEN Amanda M SIMMS Frank H St Matthews Hull HW/6/476
Yorkshire Death indexes for the years: 1929
ELIASSEN Elias 74 Humber Hull HUM/43A/74
Yorkshire Death indexes for the years: 1935
ELIASSEN Alma M 86 Humber Hull HUM/49A/301
https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/#wills
(above Probate details for Elias 1929)
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6 Aug 2016 16:53 |
Dear GlasgowLass, yes I discovered there was a lot of data that you found and lo behold I had saved it to my tree but had not got round to inputting the data. I think I shared my tree with you so you'll probably see that is the case :-) I am extremely grateful for your help.
Eringobragh1916, brilliant information thanks a lot! I've just added the little extra insights you mention to my tree.
Yesterday I ordered Great Grandad Hugh Frizzell's birth & death certificate. I already had his marriage license and a very kind gent has supplied me with his surviving WW1 war records which are fascinating. He served with the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders and was awarded two medals........to my complete surprise one of his medals had actually resurfaced about 10 years ago on a medal forum......so I pm'd the person only to discover he sold my great grandfather's medal on eBay. You never know it might resurface again.
I also sent an enquiry to the Argyll & Sutherland Regimental Museum because they can sometimes find stuff that others may not know.
The problem as i've explained to GlasgowLass I sometimes forget that when I research my Frizzell line is that the spelling for Frizzell can get quite whacky. The thought occurs to me as Hugh had so many children there must be some photos perhaps even of Hugh in his uniform? I wonder if Hugh was a kilted soldier??? I suspect he probably was although I think at some point he was posted out to Egypt so seems unlikely he'd be wearing an 8 yard wool black watch kilt in hot climes lol.
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6 Aug 2016 13:34 |
Kerensky.... The following may clarify a couple of things for you although to be honest I have been crossed eyed trying to follow through your threads....These are relative to the Frizzel (Variations)..
If you go back to Page 4 of your thread (21-27August 2015) and the postings by GlasgowLass /ArgyllGran and yourself .....
The Marriage of Hugh Frizzell and Ann Wilson took place 3 August 1858 in Rasharkin Church of Ireland in the Parish of Rasharkin and Civil District of Ballymoney.
The place where the couple lived was KILRAGHTS Hugh was the son of James Frizzell of Ballaghmore.
19 July 1859 a Margaret "Frizzle" married a William Anderson in the Ballymoney Register's Office...she was sister to Hugh.
Moving forward ...
James Frizzell (Greenock) died on the 1st Nov.1891 aged 32 at 88 Drumfrochar Rd.Greenock
Hessie died at Smithson the home of her brother George Brown Feb 1896.
Have found this relating to Hugh Frizzell husband to Christina..He was employed on the Railway and can only assume the Ref.is Greenock District.....So he needed to have come back from Canada before May1902
Hugh Frizzell Record from RailScot.
12.05.1902 Greenock. Porter. aged 18 GD1/573/2 9.01.1905 Greenock Transferred to Traffic Inspectors Dept. GD1/573/2 5.01.1920 Greenock Carter GD1/573/2
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5 Aug 2016 18:32 |
Spelling error should read Catherine I think you must have missed most of the information that I collected at the GRO for you in Aug 2015
If you go back over the thread and copy my response from 18.10 on 19 Aug 2015 you will find your ggg grandfather was named ROBERT BROWN
Your direct descendancy: Great Great Great Grandparents: Hugh Frizzell and Ann Wilson (who married in Ballymoney 3 Aug 1858)
Great Great Grandparents (who married in Greenock 1884) James Frizzell and Hessie Brown ( dau of ROBERT BROWN and Margaret McAllister)
Great Grandparents (who married Greenock 10 Jun 1904) Hugh Frizzell and Christina Sutherland ( dau of Peter Sutherland and Mary Maxwell)
Grandfather: George Alexander Frizzell born in Greenck 1920
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5 Aug 2016 18:09 |
GlasgowLass cheers for this i've now updated my gene tree i've assumed the girl born in 1909 is a spelling error. I'll backtrack over this very long thread and see if I can find the missing sibling.
Robert Brown Frizzell? Brown is an odd name makes me wonder???
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5 Aug 2016 10:29 |
Re your post of 27 Jun 2016 re your grandad having a sister. You seemed surprised?
Can you look back on this thread and look at my info dated 19 Aug 2015 at 18.10.
I picked up the info on a GRO visit at the time It confirms all the details relating to the siblings of your grandfather, George Alexander Frizzell b 27 Jul 1920 He was the youngest of at least 7 children
Copied and Pasted:
Children born to Hugh Frizzell and Christina Sutherland who married in Greenock 10 Jun 1904
All children born in Greenock: Mary Maxwell Frizzel b 27 Sep 1905 James Frizzell b 10 Nov 1907 (Twin) John Miller Frizzell b 10 Nov 1907 ( Twin) Carherine Maxwell Frizzell b1 9 Feb 1909 Marion Graham Frizzell b 12 Oct 1912 Robert Brown Frizzell b 26 Mar 1915 GEORGE ALEXANDER Frizell b 27 Jul 1920
I also think someone located another potential sister
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