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Megs Dicky Island
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5 Jan 2021 15:51 |
Think I need too. These lot are costing me a fortune haha.
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ErikaH
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5 Jan 2021 13:18 |
Get a copy of the 1948 marriage certificate to see what James said about his marital status
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Megs Dicky Island
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5 Jan 2021 11:47 |
Thanks Erika. If this is correct did they get divorced?
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ErikaH
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5 Jan 2021 11:33 |
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First name(s) Violet Last name Hartshorn Gender Female Birth day 9 Birth month 11 Birth year 1912 Age - Death quarter 2 Death year 1987 District Richmond (Yorkshire) Register number 587 County Yorkshire Volume 2 Page 2130
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ErikaH
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5 Jan 2021 11:29 |
Have you now accepted that the 1939 death can't possibly be relevant?
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Megs Dicky Island
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5 Jan 2021 11:26 |
Marriage certificate has arrived. Grimsby 1938 James William Mcdonald married Violet Thompson age 25 widow, father Arthur Hartshorn deceased. Looks like she was born 1912 mmn Nutter. Married Walter Thompson 1933 Leeds. So what happened to Violet after 1939?
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31 Dec 2020 10:30 |
Wow. Thanks Kay. I’ll check this out.
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30 Dec 2020 20:39 |
The same James William McDonald.? Doc True LEEDS ASSIZES LEEDS ASSIZES Thank you. sir." AFTER THE PICTURES." Grimsby Man's Story of Struggle With Intruders. A Grimsby man's desperate struggle with two intruders was described at the police court yesterday when James William McDonald, fisherman, and Thomas McDonald. laboure 05 December 1935 - Leeds Mercury - Leeds, Yorkshire, England Doc True SENTENCE TO STAND. SENTENCE TO STAND. An application by James William McDonald, who was sentenced to 21 months' hard labour at Grimsby Borough Sessions for burglary, for leave to appeal against his conviction and sentence was dismissed by the Court'of Criminal Appeal yesterday 11 February 1936 - Leeds Mercury - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
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ErikaH
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30 Dec 2020 19:04 |
:-S :-S :-S :-S :-S :-S :-S :-S
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30 Dec 2020 18:10 |
I've spoken to Freda's brother in the last hour. He lives locally to me. I've sent him what I have already, hopefully it will throw up some memories/stories.
Think its a case of wait and see when the Marriage certificate arrives. Could be a while in the current climate sadly.
So grateful for your time once again!
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30 Dec 2020 15:54 |
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Marriages Mar 1960 (>99%) GOODWIN William McDONALD Grimsby 3b 623 McDONALD Violet GOODWIN Grimsby 3b 623
But I don't see her death under that name.
EDIT:
I see Megs has already asked for investigation into that marriage, in 2009:
https://www.genesreunited.co.za/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1187919
I'm not sure if the suggested death posted there, and copied here, is the woman who married William Goodwin or not. But it's certainly not that of Violet 1912:
Name: Violet Goodwin Birth Date: 6 Mar 1903 Death Registration Month/Year: Sep 1985 Age at death (estimated): 82 Registration district: Boston Inferred County: Lincolnshire Volume: 7 Page: 1247
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ErikaH
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30 Dec 2020 15:27 |
Look at the facts, please, Megs.
She couldn't have died BEFORE Sept 1939.............IF you've got the right woman on the 1939 register
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30 Dec 2020 15:14 |
I thought that one too mmn Lowe. Hopefully the marriage certificate will arrive soon.
I sort of dismissed Violet when I first came across her as they had no children that I know of. Also struggled to find anything on her after 1939.
But obviously when the story came to light I thought Violet might be the one James family was referring too, as I was told by a cousin. I think he could be confused.
James sister Lily was a childhood friend of one of the wives. Also Lily was a witness at the marriage of James and Freda.
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ErikaH
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30 Dec 2020 14:44 |
The death in AMJ qtr 1939 cannot be the woman who married J W Mcdonald, as she was alive in Sept 1939........unless that 1939 entry is a different Violet Macdonald
Possible births Births Sep 1912 (>99%) Thompson Violet Grimwood Sculcoates 9d 455 Thompson Violet Rogers Manchester 8d 484
......................unless Violet was a widow when she married in 1938
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ArgyllGran
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30 Dec 2020 14:37 |
Re Evelyn being with James in 1939, and Violet being at a different address -
it sounds as if James and Violet had already separated, and Evelyn had moved in with him.
Violet was in the Land Army, per 1939 - but as she was still living in Grimsby, that can't be relevant.
If this is the possible death you found for Violet, either the DOB 3 July 1912, stated in 1939, is wrong (which wouldn't be uncommon), or else the informant at her death didn't know her exact age:
Violet Thompson in the England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007 Name: Violet Thompson Death Age: 25 Birth Date: abt 1914 Registration Date: Apr 1939 [May 1939] [Jun 1939] Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun Registration District: Grimsby Inferred County: Lincolnshire Volume: 7a Page: 644
If that is her death, and if they had separated, as seems likely, then she must have just reverted to her maiden name. [ EDIT: No that death is before the 1939 Register was compiled.],
1939 doesn't show any later surname for her, so presumably she didn't remarry
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ErikaH
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30 Dec 2020 13:38 |
Name: Mary Jane Crabtree Registration Year: 1877 Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar Registration District: Richmond Inferred County: Yorkshire North Riding Volume: 9d Page: 883 Records on Page: Name Mary Jane Crabtree James McDonough
1891 Name: Jane Mc Donough [Jane Crabtree] [Mary Jane McDonough] [Jane McDonough] Gender: Female Age: 33 Relationship: Head Birth Year: 1858 Child: James Mc Donough Thomas Mc Donough Alice Mc Donough Birth Place: Richmond, Yorkshire, England Civil Parish: Richmond Ecclesiastical parish: Richmond Residence Place: Richmond, Yorkshire, England Registration District: Richmond Sub registration district: Richmond ED, Institution or Vessel: 3 Piece: 4036 Folio: 48 Household Members: Name Age Jane Mc Donough 33 James Mc Donough 14 Thomas Mc Donough 4 Alice Mc Donough 7/12
MCDONAUGH, JOHN JAMES CRABTREE GRO Reference: 1877 J Quarter in RICHMOND UNION YORKSHIRE Volume 09D Page 699
Name: Alice Mary Macdonough Gender: Female Baptism Date: 1 Oct 1890 Baptism Place: Richmond, York, England Mother: Mary Jane Macdonough
Name: Alice Mary McDonough Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Registration Year: 1891 Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec Age at Death: 1 Registration District: Richmond
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Name: John James Mc Donald [John James McDonough] Age: 3 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1878 Relationship to Head: Son Mother: Jane Mc Donald Gender: Male Where born: Hoegill Richmond, Yorkshire, England Civil Parish: Richmond County/Island: Yorkshire Country: England Street Address: Castle Hill Education: Employment status: View image Registration District: Richmond ED, institution, or vessel: 3 Neighbors: View others on page Piece: 4879 Folio: 52 Page Number: 15 Household Members: Name Age Jane Mc Donald 26 Tamar Mc Donald 5 John James Mc Donald 3 (not transcribed)
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ErikaH
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30 Dec 2020 12:57 |
Posting in connection with the other thread - rather than resurrect it from 2008
Name: James William Mcdonald Gender: Male Age: 19 Birthdate: 1912 Marriage Date: 8 Oct 1931 Marriage Place: Great Grimsby, Lincoln, England Spouse: Freda Greenaway Lainchbury Father: John James Mcdonald
Name: John James Mcdonald [John James Mcdonough] Death Date: 5 Jun 1956 Burial or Cremation Date: 8 Jun 1956 Burial or Cremation Place: Lincolnshire, England
Deaths Jun 1956 (>99%) McDonald John J 79 Grimsby 3b 218
Name: Annie McDonald Death Date: 6 Apr 1941 Death Place: Lincolnshire, England Cemetery: Scartho Road Cemetery Spouse: John James McDonough
Deaths Jun 1941 (>99%) McDonald Annie 64 Grimsby 7a 1408
Name: Mary Jane Mcdonough Gender: F (Female) Birth Date: 1855 Birth Place: Richmond, Richmondshire District, North Yorkshire, England Death Date: 25 Jan 1900 Death Place: Richmondshire District, North Yorkshire, England Cemetery: Richmond Cemetery Children: John James McDonough Thomas James McDonough
This suggests a possible change of surname - probably due to how it was 'heard', rather than anything untoward
1939.....possibly
John J Macdonald 19 Apr 1875 Male Fisherman Married 269 1 Annie Macdonald 16 Jun 1875 Female Udd Married 269 2 Freda K Cant (Macdonald) 01 Dec 1931 Female School Age Single 269 3 Gordon T Macdonald 23 Aug 1933 Male School age Single 269 4 ~??? Evelyn E 26 Jun 1913 Female UDD Single 269 5
Births Mar 1932 (>99%) McDonald Kathleen F Lainchbury Grimsby 7a 868
More about James W James William McDonald in the Web: UK, Royal Naval Reserve Service Records Index, 1860-1955 Name: James William McDonald Birth Date: 11 Jul 1912 Birth Place: Goole, Yorkshire Date: 1908-1955
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Megs Dicky Island
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30 Dec 2020 12:13 |
I don't have Evelyn's death certificate. She was actually his third wife.
His family wasn't referring to Evelyn as she was with him when the family accused him.
His second wife was Violet Thompson married 1938, looks like she possibly died 1939, but records show death in maiden name?
I'm just waiting for the marriage certificate for them.
Violet is on the 1939 register as McDonald, married but James isn't there.
James naval record shows him living back of 81 Weelsby Street in 1939.
Another thing I found strange was, Evelyn is on the 1939 register living back of 81 Weelsby Street living with James parents and his to children to Freda.
Evelyn and James didn't marry until 1948, which I also found strange.
Evelyn was disowned by her family because of James, not a very nice man.
Luckily I never saw that side of him, although Evelyn went to her grave with a black eye.
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ArgyllGran
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30 Dec 2020 11:18 |
Your related thread about her husband:
https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/genealogy_chat/thread/1010917
Do you have his second wife's death cert? ( Evelyn Ethel Cook, per the other thread.)
Even if you can't find Freda's inquest report, you could see if the cause of Evelyn's death was something for which he might be blamed.
It sounds as if Freda's death was unexpected, in spite of the fact that she'd had an operation, and therefore the inquest was ordered. Cardiac failure wasn't his fault. But perhaps the family thought he should have sought medical help for her sooner, when the symptoms which led to the operation first showed themselves. Pure speculation on my part, of course.
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ArgyllGran
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30 Dec 2020 11:04 |
"The majority of post mid-18th century records of inquests are held at local archives and not The National Archives. Not all coroners’ inquests have been selected for permanent preservation." https://tinyurl.com/y6wdzy6c
https://www.lincsinspirelibraries.com/web/arena/links-to-nelc-local-history
There might also be a report in a local newspaper.
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