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8 Jan 2016 23:07 |
http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl
Deaths Dec 1918
Broadhead Albert S 1 Basford 7b 542
England & Wales, Death Index, 1916-2007
Name: Albert R Broadhead
Birth Date: abt 1917
Date of Registration: Dec 1918
Age at Death: 1
Registration district: Basford
Inferred County: Nottinghamshire
Volume: 7b
Page: 542
(looks like Albert E Broadhead on original)
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13 Jan 2016 22:46 |
1939 REGISTER TRANSCRIPTION (PREVIEW) WhitfieldHousehold Leeds C.B., Yorkshire (West Riding), England
FIRST NAME(S) LAST NAME(S) BIRTH YEAR Herbert Whitfield 1917.
Florence J G (A) Whitfield and 1 more person are on this record 1 more person who is officially closed.
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14 Jan 2016 03:31 |
Hi Kay,
This is my family if they were living in Leeds. Which register is this? Can I access it online? My grandmother, Florence A. Whitfield was living in Leeds with my father, Herbert (b. 1917) and her father, Joseph Dooley. They were living at #5 Ebberston Terrace, Leeds 6.
Thanks for find this. Madeleine
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14 Jan 2016 10:21 |
1939 Register on FMP
Ebberston Terrace
Joseph Dooley 1862 Leeds C.B. Yorkshire (West Riding) Sidney Dooley 1908 Leeds C.B. Yorkshire (West Riding)
Florence J G (A) Whitfield 1891 Leeds C.B. Yorkshire (West Riding) Herbert Whitfield 1917 Leeds C.B. Yorkshire (West Riding)
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14 Jan 2016 10:26 |
England & Wales, Death Index, 1916-2007
Name: Sidney Dooley
Birth Date: 28 Dec 1908
Date of Registration: Apr 1985
Age at Death: 76
Registration district: Leeds
Inferred County: Yorkshire
Volume: 5
Page: 654
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14 Jan 2016 11:03 |
Hi Madeleine.
Yes the full transcription can be viewed but its on a pay for credits system and costs 60 credits to view just one household.......60 credits @ £6-95.! at Findmypast.co.uk.
Choccy has put the address findings above with, Father,Brother,herself and Herbert.
I wonder what the J G stood for against Florences name?
She was born in 1891.
Madeleine have you at some point out a postem on FreeBDM regarding Florence?
Have you contacted the GRO to ask if Herberts birth has been missed off in the transcriptions from the actual public registers which at the time of transcribing onto fiche,,,,,,,,. were taken,they are very large ledgers,,,it was all done manually so quite easy to miss some out.plus there is also another Herbert Dooley at the same time.
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14 Jan 2016 17:19 |
Hi Kay,
I've no idea what the JG is next to my grandmother's name. If it's not some sort of genealogical shorthand notation, then I don't know.
I don't think I put anything on FreeBMD, but I suppose I could have years ago. I just don't remember.
I contacted the GRO to find Herbert's birth cert., but they sent me the wrong one. I haven't had any other contact with them. I hadn't heard of the public registers or that the transcriptions were done by hand from a ledger. Can I just write and ask them to check?
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14 Jan 2016 18:43 |
You could contact GRO at Southport as they hold the BDM returns from register offices.but Dooley is the name you would have to be looked into as they wouldnt be able to look at every entry under evey other surname. There is a chance his birth reg has been missed off when the indexing was done,
I saw a marriage in 1929 reg Leeds of,
Hubert L Mabbott to a Winifred Whitfield.!!I dont know how widespread these surnames were then but an odd combination that also links into your grandmother life.
This is the postem from freebdm.....date 2013.
The following corrections have been suggested: Quarter: Jun , Associate Name: Fanny Titterton , Age at Death: 86 . The source given for this is: This woman was my grandmother.
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15 Jan 2016 01:49 |
I'll check out the Hubert L. Mabbott/Winifred Whitfield information with my own Mabbott connection still in Mansfield Woodhouse. She might know about them. It's an amazing coincidence that a Mabbott married a Whitfield given the circumstances of my own family! I'll definitely look into it.
Fanny Titterton was actually my great grandmother's maiden name. My great grandmother was born Fanny Titterton but married Joseph Dooley. She died in 1908 after childbirth. I think she was in her forties. At one point I was in contact with a John Titterton who still live in the Cheshire area of the Titterton family. I think it was Cheshire. I didn't make the FreeBMD entry. So another relative of mine then?
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15 Jan 2016 10:38 |
I dont know Madeleine but it was posted against the birth registration of Florence A Dooley.!!1891.someone has made the connection to Dooley and Titterton so maybe its your contact.?
I dont see any reason for Florence not to have registered Herberts birth and keep her name a secret as to keep it from family,,,,,,, as her father,brother were with her in 1939,,,,perhaps Florence wasnt his birth parent and he was taken in by the family.?
Could Sidney be his unwed father?was he the son of Florences father?
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15 Jan 2016 22:20 |
We know that when Fanny died in 1908 after giving birth to Sidney, Florence (my grandmother) was 17 years old and had to begin looking after all the family including the new baby. My dad was born 9 years later after she'd been married to William Mabbott for two years. So Sidney was only 9 when my dad was born.
I have two letters from an eye witness who went to school with my dad. Her mother was a great friend of Fanny's and lent a hand to Florrie, as they called my grandma, when grandma had to take over the family. They were extremely poor and couldn't move away. Everyone knew about my out of wedlock father's birth and new it was a soldier who was responsible.
Years later when my dad was 8, my grandmother's sisters, who had escaped to Birmingham, moved to Leeds and got her to go with them. Grandma, my dad, Uncle Sidney, and great grandad, Joseph Dooley, all moved together.
My question has always been whether or not Lt. H. Whitfield who was at Clipstone Army Camp at the relevant time was from Leeds and if my grandmother moved there and took his name because she was hoping they'd get together permanently.
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15 Jan 2016 23:33 |
Could have been but your dads name that he was known by isnt in the UK GRO birth indexes,,,,,as Whitfiled.WHitefiled or Mabbott or Dooley.and all I can think of what may have happend one already is listed that you have details of and somehow H Dooley has been missed off by a quirk of fate,or that the local register office missed it off their register quartley returns register that they had to send under the care of the General Registrar then based in London under the care of Somerset House.
If you are sure that he was born in Mansfield Woodhouse then the local register office maybe able to do a search if you explain the situation.,,,,,a late June birth would possibly be found in the quarter of July/Sept...or even the Oct/Dec but none is listed to be him or even into early 1918.unless Florence used a whole new set of surnames.
The 1917 Foster/Dooley birth from the previous page,no local marriage to that birth the nearest is in 1897 so 1917 is 20 years later?.
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16 Jan 2016 02:26 |
I'll get in touch with my Mansfield Woodhouse Mabbott connection to see what she can do. I'm also on the Mansfield Woodhouse Facebook group list, so can ask someone there to do a check at the local register office.
After all this searching over the years, I'm coming to the conclusion that she just didn't register his birth, although she was so nervous of authority, and she would have know that she had to register him by law, that I just find it hard to believe that she just flouted the law like that.
Thanks for all your help. I'll certainly post on here if I find out anything.
Madeleine
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16 Jan 2016 10:35 |
It will have to be Mansfield register office that you will need to contact.
That birth I posted of Foster/Dooley....the nearest marriage of those two names is 1897..would 20 years of marrriage still produce a child as late as 1917.?...and not in the area of that birth,
Out of interest was the family RC or CofE.?as a local church WM may have his baptism.
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16 Jan 2016 16:01 |
The family was C of E. Their parish church was St. Edmunds. Nottinghamshire archives, who have all the parish records, looked it up for me, but nothing there. I find that strange because I'm pretty sure dad was christened. She was a churchgoer in those days and was married at St. Edmunds.
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18 Jan 2016 10:51 |
First name(s) Florence Annie Last name Dooley Gender Female Birth year 1891 Birth place - Baptism year 1891 Baptism date 1891 Residence Wilnecote and Castle Liberty, Warwickshire, England Place Wilnecote And Castle Liberty County Warwickshire Country England Father's first name(s) Joseph Father's last name Dooley Mother's first name(s) Fanny Mother's last name - Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Births & baptisms Collections from Great Britain.
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?Violets school log.
Violet Last name Dooley Birth year 1896 Birth date 21 Feb 1896 Event year 1907 School name Clowne Board Mixed & Boys School Town Clowne County Derbyshire Country England Parent name(s) Joseph Dooley Book type Admissions Archive reference D4748_5_2 Folio / page no. - Archive Derbyshire Record Office Record set National School Admission Registers & Log-books 1870-1914 Category Education & work Subcategory Schools & education Collections from Great Britain
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19 Jan 2016 14:01 |
Violet's school log is very interesting. Maybe there is one for my dad, Herbert Dooley? He went to Oxclose School in Mansfield Woodhouse.
I will apply for information from the National School Admission Registers & Log Books for Mansfield Woodhouse and see what happens.
Thanks for these entries. They are my family.
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