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silvery
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From the 'fibis' site
there is a report from the Bangalore Spectator 29-01-1895 of
Danvers H Trott taking an exam in the C and M station (European Schools) Bangalore, and he was from Baldwin Boys School.
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Neesha
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hey silvery,
Just read the article....what would the C and M Exam be though?
Danvers settled down in Blore in 1916 when he got married and then styaed there for a couple of years....as a mater of fact my mum and me are making a trip down there in a few days time to visit the church to see if they have any info on him registered there....like if he had to submit any prrof of birth or something before he got married...
However if say he was born in 1884 he would have been 11 yrs at that time right when he did the exam so what exactly is this exam...is it listed any where else?
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Neesha
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also want to know that when people registerd for the British Royal Army or navy did they have to be on british soil or were the britishers here also considered..its all so complicated cos we have details of him from his family members that say he was there some people say he was here...
the thing is during the peiod of the british rule in india so many of them were down here and at that time when they were born if their births were registered here or there what catgory does that come under...how do i benefit from that..its all so complicated and confusing....
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jorose
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They should have been registered with the British authorities in India - there were separate lists for military birth and civilian ones. I can't get my free access to overseas records on familyrelatives.com working at the moment.  I hope they haven't sneakily done something to it, they're still claiming they're free.
"C & M Station" was a muncipality of Bangalore, so that's referring to the location in which he took the exam, not which exam he took.
J. Harrington Trott apparently was the author of 'Trott's Coloured Map of Railways in India' and related works. (re: Google Books). So he was probably working for the railways.
Also on fibis: In 1841 James Henry Trott married Margaret Harrington. Could these be James Harrington Trott's parents (grandparents?).
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Neesha
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must find out which municipalty of blore that comes under then....cos when i googled C& M it says its he coordination and maintanence committee for a factory or some equipment....the thing is that i still dont know if my grand dad was born in UK or India...If he was born in the UK then he may have come down when he was little and been in blore where he could have eventually registered for WW1 and then got married....
If he was in UK and fought in WW1 and only then came down to Blore also he may be registered somewhere...
The James Henry Trot may be some distant relative of Danvers as 1841 is too soon a year for them to be james harrington trotts grandparents...Cos James was Danvers father and if danver was born in 1884 then his father and his grandparents would have been born in the early 1800's or even the late 1700's...
The are begining to be too many trotts now and too many ppl with the same names...lol....
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Neesha
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tell me something though....i know for a fact that the details given on the medal card are exact cos his son spoke of the same stuff and the details he's given me are exactly the same as on the medal card which states he was an acting sargent and that his corps was the oxs and bucks light infantry...will those guys have any info? and if so how can i get it...
cos the other names may just be coincidences or similarities but i know this medal card will be exact cos his son told me the same details...and if they are available would that have been for someone on UK soil alone or any britisher on Indian soil as well
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Neesha
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Hi this is response to a previous post I made here...Im trying to locate my family tree...
Im lookig for a Danvers Harrington Trott son of James trott..
he married Louise Margaret Satur and had 6 children
Elsie Margaret Trott who married Sydney Bertram Rozario
Clinton Joseph Harrington Trott died in Dec 1989
Ines Edgarina Dorothea Trott (also called Dorris and is my Grandmother as in my dad's mum ) married Vincent johnson (both deceased)
Ronald Charles Harrington Trott Bachelor deceased Feb 1963
Helen May Lousie Trott married Harry Peters and settled in UK
James Lawrence Harrington Trott married Jean Mary Philomena Rhyce
Does anyone know any of these people or is anyone related to them or come from this tree...Do let me know asIm trying to trace where I come from..
Regards,
Neesha
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lizdb
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what part of the world, what dates, ar we talking?
I think you may be best taking a more logical approach to tracing you r tree. Start with yourself, your birth certificate, and work back a step at a time. Do yuo know who your grandparetns were? and dates for them even of approximate? Can yuo then find their marriage? etc etc
I see you have a granparent in your list Ines Johnson nee Trott - what sort of dates would she be around? Is she in England? likely to be on 1901 census?
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Link to previous post about this family/
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,289817.0.html
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« Last Edit: Monday 31 March 08 10:43 BST (UK) by Boongie Pam »
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Neesha
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hey rambler we spoke some time ago nd you sent me the medal card of Danvers h trott... its on the same post..Wanted to know what kind of details would i get on the medal card?
Nee
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Neesha
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hey liz...
The people i was aking about aremy grand mum's family...My dad is in india my grandmother and the people mentioned in the mail were all British...The person i statred the mail with by saying im looking for a Danvers harrington trott...
Well thats the person im actually trying to find...There soesnt seem to be much info that i have other than thathe was in World War 1 and was an acting sergent and that he settled down in India married in India at Bangalore had 6 children whosenames i mentioned and then paased away in Madrs....
I havent been able to find anything more about him so decided to use another approach to try locating the family sto see if they can help me out...
Nee
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Boongie Pam
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Hi Nee,
I've merged your posts as it can be a wee bit confusing when some info has already posted.
Can I ask you don't post any information about living people it is a risk that information maybe used for fraudulent reasons.
Please see this post for finding living relatives.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,261434.0.html
Best of luck,
Pam
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Neesha
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hey pam,
None of these people are alve as of now....They've all passed away and im trying to tace members of their families as they will be related to me...Im actually trying to trace a Mr Danvers Harrington Trott as he is my great grand father....
do you know of any place where i can get information of the Edinburgh school of marine engineering
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"C & M Station" was a muncipality of Bangalore, so that's referring to the location in which he took the exam, not which exam he took.
Yes - and in this context "C & M" stand for "Civil & Military".
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