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31 Mar 2016 21:44 |
(for Malkin connection)
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Littleport. Parish Records cd. (St. George, St. Matthew. St. John Little Ouse)
St. George 1911 July 8 Metcalfe William Henry 29 bac bricklayer otp son of (blank) Royal Horse Artillery Thompson Leah Hannah 26 sp otp dau of Henry lab wits Robert Malkin Ivy Thompson
St. Matthew 1909 Nov 27 Malkin Robert 32 bac lab otp son of John lab Thompson Ellen (x) wid otp dau of George Lakey lab (decd) wits James Malkin Sarah Scotting
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Susan
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31 Mar 2016 15:02 |
Hello and thank you all for all your input, i am very grateful I agree with Mary B i dont feel that my Phyllis Leroy went to the USA but she did it seems work for the government in some capacity, that information has come from her sister Daisy but she is no longer with us for me to ask for any more information, Phyllis seems to of gone to work? in Belgium with her husband Jean Leroy, that bit seems to be true, i dont know what happened to their marriage? but on the wedding cert i have i her marriage to my Grandfather William Hollis it states that her former marriage to Jean LeRoy was dissolved, also states on the same cert that her occupation was Hairdresser, which i find hard to believe as i said before i knew her for about 40 years, and she didnt cut peoples hair or even mentioned any thing about it, i do wonder if in those days you could say any thing you wanted to on certificates ???? I am very interested on the information about a Jean Leroy and the merchant navy, would like to find out a bit more, the dates do fit as Jean was about 21 years older than Phyllis going by their marriage cert I do not have the names of Malkin & Childerleys either in my tree or the trees i have access to, but i will check these names out Thank you, Thank you also for the Belgium BMD i will check this out also, also my apologies for getting Jean Leroys profession mixed up with his Father, he was indeed a Stockbroker and his father Louise LeRoy an Architect, i must of been tired, Thank you again everybody and if there is any more thoughts, please let me know, thank you x
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29 Mar 2016 07:37 |
Just to ask if Susan wants the Littleport Marriage details of William Henry and Leah?, can help if so.
Chris :)
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AustinQ
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29 Mar 2016 07:19 |
Related? But gives wife as Gabrielle Bertrand:
http://gw.geneanet.org/verseau?lang=fr&p=jean+hubert+louis+desire&n=leroy&cgl=on&impr=1
Was Phyllis listed as widow on her second marriage?
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Mary
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28 Mar 2016 23:06 |
Jean H L D le Roy at time of marriage was a Stockbroker,it was his father who was a Architect.
Maryb
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28 Mar 2016 22:21 |
I had been thinking that Jean Leroy would have been too old to have been the one in the Merchant Navy, who died in 1945 - but having re-done my dodgy arithmetic, I see he would only have been 57 - so not impossible.
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28 Mar 2016 19:46 |
Thankyou AustinQ
I'am even more sure now it isn't Phylliss Metcalfe going to USA.
Phyllis Lorimer Leroy (Lorimer her maiden name)who married Gaylord Clarke Leroy,if you google her name and go to third entry on page it gives info on her sad death.
It is also written on Ancestry about her death. It states she was a former State Department Foreign Affairs Specialist and a Historical researcher.
6/2/1953 she got her passport and in May 1953 she was in South Africa on a scholarship from the social science research council of New York (Student) her address was C/O 2930,Chesapeake St Washington DC.Please note this is the address she gives on travel record departing Southampton 7th Oct arriving USA 14th Oct 1946.
Phyllis Le Roy of 2930 Chesapeake Street Passport No 12207 left Maine bound for Southampton on Feb 28th 1953 on Ship America and planned stay was 1month arrived in Southampton March 7th 1953 c/o US Embassy, she must have flown on to South Africa from here ?
Maryb.
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28 Mar 2016 19:31 |
Mary b wrote this on page one- it hasn't been referred to in your reply but I think it may be worth exploring more to ensure you have the correct records for 'your' Phyllis:
"I think maybe the one going to USA is not your Phyllis.
There was another Phyllis le Roy born Maine USA 1909 wife of Gaylord Clarke Le Roy 28/9/1910-6/5/1995 he was a professor and she was also in teaching.
Phyllis Le Roy born 29/12/1909 Bar Harbour Maine left Southampton 7/10/1946 on the ship Southampton and arrived New York 14/10/1946 at the side of her name it has D for divorced I think. On one travel record it says in transit to Switzerland,Gaylord C Le Roy has travel record from Italy 23/8/1953 where he is with a Eva S le Roy born Switzerland
It was niggling at me as to why your Phyllis would be down as USA citizen and staying at 1,Grosvener Square which looks to be American Embassy in 1946,that is why I asked what she did as a job on second marriage cert.
I'am now wondering if your Phyllis didn't go to USA, but I maybe wrong.
Maryb."
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ArgyllGran
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28 Mar 2016 18:15 |
If her son was born in Belgium, as you suggest, we probably won't be able to find a record of it online, I fear.
Some advice here on researching Belgian BMD''s; http://tinyurl.com/hdqmbd7
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Susan
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28 Mar 2016 12:29 |
Thank you all again....I have a bit more information given to me from a family member, the adopted daughter of Daisy Lillian Skew nee Metcalfe, Daisy was the younger sister of Phyllis and sister to Peter Berti Metcalfe, the story that was handed down was that both Phyllis and Daisy were in service together, ( i dont know the date ) in the Lymington/ Barton area, their parents were William Henry Metcalfe a builder and mother Leah Hannah Metcalfe nee Thompson she took in washing for people, Phyllis married Jean Leroy in 1930 in Lymington, Jean Leroy was 40 years old and Phyllis only 19 years old, ( she was not pregnant then ) before the marriage the story was that Phyllis worked in Barton for some one in the diplomatic service and they both ended up in Belgium ( we think that maybe Jean LeRoy was her employer?) in Belgium they both got involved with the Belgium resistance movement, Phyllis got caught and interrogated and tortured by the Germans.. Moving on the 1950s a letter came to Daisy, Phyllis sister from someone official from the home office or the Red Cross wanting to know the whereabouts of Phyllis, seems that Phyllis had a child a son while she was in Belgium and he was looking for her, and Phyllis told Daisy not to tell them where she was, in 1954 she married my Grandfather, and i believe Phyllis had not told him about her son, though she did tell my Mum that she had a son and had to leave him... When Phyllis married my Grandfather William Hollis she had stated on the certificate that she was a hairdresser, i had known and saw Phyllis regularly from my birth in 1956 up until she died in 1996 and never once had she told any one she was a hairdresser, in fact she never talked about her life only that she met my Grandfather during the war when she drove an Ambulance, though my Uncle told me that she couldn't drive, also looking at her jaunts backwards and forwards to and from America she could only have known my Grandfather William and married for one year of 1954.... Going back before the marriage to William Hollis, and sometime when Phyllis was in Belgium she had sent her sister Daisy a letter and some photos, Daisy had not heard from Phyllis for two years, the photos were of her and some friends with a little boy with his back to the camera on the beach somewhere, another photo was of a man also on the beach and on the back of the photo is written, this is Herman he is to be my future husband? think in the letter she had told her sister he was German? these photos were from the 1930s sometime, Phyllis could not of married Herman because her surname when she married my Grandfather on the certificate was LeRoy. but reading between the lines her child could of been Hermans? so i dont believe this child that Phyllis had was Jean LeRoys? i really dont know what happened to him, i cant find a death for him, but was interested to see the death for a Jean Leroy in the Merchant Navy, i will have to check this out, Jeans occupation at time of marriage was a Architect, thank you for this information :-) i have a couple of birth certs for a son for Phyllis both are wrong, i just wish that on the certs to order they would put mothers first name as well as their surname, would make looking for children and their mothers much easier.. Thank you all for taking the trouble for reading this, i do hope its understandable??? it would be truly lovely to finding Phyllis son and his family so we could share photos and information with them <3
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27 Mar 2016 10:20 |
There were so many Metcalfes and Childerleys in Coton that it would take months to investigate all their relationships to see if there was any link between Phyllis and Dorothy.
Leah, while working in Coton, would be bound to get to know Sidney, as it was a small place, but it's probably (?) just coincidence that they both married Metcalfes.
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Chris Ho :)
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27 Mar 2016 07:36 |
Not sure what info. Susan has on Malkin/Thompson, but always worth a check in 'Search All Member Trees' (top right of page here, under 'Search') to see if any names are shared by other GR Members, that could perhaps shed some light...
Interesting!.
Chris :)
edits (can see Marriages Littleport, Thompson/Malkin 1906, Metcalfe/Thompson 1911 if you don't already have details)
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26 Mar 2016 23:10 |
I'm off to bed too, Chris! It's far to late to be hunched over the computer!
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26 Mar 2016 23:08 |
Leah Thompson in the 1911 England Census Name: Leah Thompson Age in 1911: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1885 Relation to Head: Servant Gender: Female Birth Place: Ten Mile Bank, Norfolk, England Civil Parish: Milford County/Island: Hampshire Country: England Street address: Hillyfield, Milford On Sea, Hampshire Marital Status: Single Occupation: Cook Domestic Registration district: Lymington Registration District Number: 94 Sub-registration district: Milford ED, institution, or vessel: 3 Household schedule number: 48 Piece: 5801 Household Members: Name Age Robert Bruce 56 Emma Bruce 53 Hylda Bruce 25 Marjory Bruce 22 Leah Thompson 26 Mabel Cheater 18
Interesting side note: In 1891 Leah's address is Hundred Foot Bank, Welney. By 1901 (and in 1911) her birthplace has become Ten Mile Bank.
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26 Mar 2016 23:05 |
(apologies there AG, just added 1891, should be switching off, got a bit hooked, lol, will leave you with it, and check in morning!)
Chris :)
(aah!, her Mother!)
1911 (Find My Past) Robert Malkin Head Married Male General Labourer 34 1877 London Stepney Ellen Malkin Wife Married Female - 50 1861 Norfolk Welney Sophia Thompson Stepdaughter - Female School 10 1901 Norfolk Welney Cyril Lakey Thompson Stepson - Male School 6 1905 Norfolk Welney Victoria Street Littleport Ely, Littleport, Cambridgeshire Census reference RG14 PN9238 RG78 PN495 RD184 SD4 ED3 SN88
Marriages Dec 1880 (>99%) ------------------------------------------------------- LAHEY Ellen Downham 4b 993 LAKEY Ellen Downham 4b 993 THOMPSON Harry Downham 4b 993
Marriages Dec 1909 (>99%) ---------------------------------------------- MALKIN Robert Ely 3b 1251 THOMPSON Ellen Ely 3b 1251
Deaths Mar 1922 (>99%) ---------------------------------------------- Malkin Ellen 60 Peterbro' 3b 288
Births Jun 1904 (>99%) ----------------------------------------------------------- Thompson Cyril Lakey Downham 4b 315
Marriages Dec 1930 (>99%) --------------------------------------------------------------- Fear Olive K Thompson Peterbro' 3b 579 Thompson Cyril L Fear Peterborough 3b 579
Deaths Mar 1960 (>99%) -------------------------------------------------------- THOMPSON Cyril L 55 Hunts.N. 4b 401
1939 Register (Find My Past)
45 Milton Road , Old Fletton U.D., Huntingdonshire Cyril L Thompson 28 May 1904 Male Fitter Brickworks Married Olive K Thompson 15 Sep 1906 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married Edith E Smith 20 Apr 1904 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married Sorry, this record is officially closed. Sorry, this record is officially closed.
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26 Mar 2016 23:00 |
Lether Hannah Thompson in the 1891 England Census Name: Lether Hannah Thompson Age: 6 Estimated birth year: abt 1885 Relation: Daughter Father's name: Harry Thompson Mother's name: Ellen Thompson Gender: Female Where born: Hilgay, Norfolk, England Civil Parish: Welney Ecclesiastical parish: Welney Town: Welney County/Island: Norfolk Country: England Registration district: Downham ED, institution, or vessel: 11 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 1572 Folio: 164 Page Number: 8 Household Members: Name Age Harry Thompson 31 Ellen Thompson 31 Minie Thompson Thompson 12 Sophia Thompson 10 Mable Ellen Thompson 7 Lether Hannah Thompson 6 George Robert Thompson 4 Hannah Ann Thompson 1
Legh Thompson in the 1901 England Census Name: Legh Thompson Age: 16 Estimated birth year: abt 1885 Relation to Head: Servant Gender: Female Birth Place: Mile Bank, Norfolk, England Civil Parish: Coton St Peter Ecclesiastical parish: Coton St Peter Town: Coton County/Island: Cambridgeshire Country: England district: Chesterton Sub-registration district: Shelford ED, institution, or vessel: 9 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 1527 Folio: 154 Page Number: 6 Household schedule number: 35 Household Members: Name Age George Jackson 51 Elizebeth Jackson 46 Carrie Jackson 23 Legh Thompson 16
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26 Mar 2016 22:08 |
Notes Leah Thompson, 1901 in Coton, Cambs, also there 1911 is Sidney Childerley, with Father Simon, at same Public House, The Plough, it's still in use. Sidney died there also. Just wondered if some coincidence, somewhere, although Littleport some distance from Coton!.
Cambridgeshire Banns Transcription (Find My Past)
First name(s) Doris Mary Last name Metcalfe Banns year 1934 Banns date 19 Aug 1934 Spouse's first name(s) Sidney Charles Spouse's last name Childerley Place Cambridge, St Philip Groom's marital condition bac Groom's residence of Coton Bride's marital condition sp Bride's residence otp County Cambridgeshire
Marriages Sep 1911 (>99%) --------------------------------------------- Metcalfe William H Ely 3b 1299 Thompson Leah H Ely 3b 1299
Births Dec 1884 (>99%) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Thompson Lether Hannah Downham 4b 370
(bit nearer to Littleport!)
1891 (Find My Past) Harry Thompson Head Married Male 31 1860 Agricultural Labourer Welney, Norfolk, England Ellen Thompson Wife Married Female 31 1860 - Welney, Norfolk, England Minie Thompson Lattey Daughter Single Female 12 1879 - Welney, Norfolk, England Sophia Thompson Daughter Single Female 10 1881 - Welney, Norfolk, England Mable Ellen Thompson Daughter - Female 7 1884 - Hilgay, Norfolk, England Letha Hannah Thompson Daughter - Female 6 1885 - Hilgay, Norfolk, England George Robert Thompson Son - Male 4 1887 - Welney, Norfolk, England Hannah Ann Thompson Daughter - Female 1 1890 - Hilgay, Norfolk, England Street Hundred Feet Bank Town Welney County Norfolk Registration district Downham Archive reference RG12 Piece number 1572 Folio 164 Page 8
1901 (Find My Past) Harry Thompson Head Married Male 40 1861 Yardman On Farm Welney, Norfolk Ellen Thompson Wife Married Female 40 1861 - Welney, Norfolk, England George Thompson Son Single Male 14 1887 - Welney, Norfolk, England Sarah Thompson Daughter Single Female 10 1891 - Welney, Norfolk, England Gertrude Thompson Daughter - Female 8 1893 - Welney, Norfolk, England Ivy Thompson Daughter - Female 4 1897 - Welney, Norfolk, England Bertrum Thompson Son - Male 2 1899 - Welney, Norfolk, England Sophia Thompson Daughter - Female 0 1901 - Welney, Norfolk, England Street 100 Ft Bank Town Welney Parish Welney County Norfolk Registration district Downham Archive reference RG13 Piece number 1894 Folio 111 Page 6
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26 Mar 2016 17:23 |
I think maybe the one going to USA is not your Phyllis.
There was another Phyllis le Roy born Maine USA 1909 wife of Gaylord Clarke Le Roy 28/9/1910-6/5/1995 he was a professor and she was also in teaching.
Phyllis Le Roy born 29/12/1909 Bar Harbour Maine left Southampton 7/10/1946 on the ship Southampton and arrived New York 14/10/1946 at the side of her name it has D for divorced I think. On one travel record it says in transit to Switzerland,Gaylord C Le Roy has travel record from Italy 23/8/1953 where he is with a Eva S le Roy born Switzerland
It was niggling at me as to why your Phyllis would be down as USA citizen and staying at 1,Grosvener Square which looks to be American Embassy in 1946,that is why I asked what she did as a job on second marriage cert.
I'am now wondering if your Phyllis didn't go to USA, but I maybe wrong.
Maryb.
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26 Mar 2016 17:00 |
(coming up as Littleport on below, unfortunately not seeing him on Cambridgeshire Baptism Index cd, or Littleport Parish Register cd)
Chris :)
https://www.camdex.org.uk/search.cfm
332/B-LIT36/108 METCALFE Brian W 1929
edits (the 1939 posted for above, with Childerley, was Coton, Cambs. The Plough)
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26 Mar 2016 16:52 |
I suspect Brian was Doris's child.
Doris's father was Michael Charles Metcalfe. Phyllis's was William Henry Metcalfe.
Looking at censuses, Michael doesn't appear to have had a brother called William, so Doris and Phyllis weren't even cousins.
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