Frederick George Bugg b 15 Jul 1875 Battersea

[Cockneyrebel]

He was  the son of John Thomas Bugg and Sarah Ann nee Hunt. There is a marriage to Clara Dunworth 2 Apr 1899 t Andrew, Hoxton, Hackney but there is a note in the side that appears to record his father's name as Sillitoe. He and Clara are shown as Sillitoe at 1901. On his  British Army WWI Service Records, 1914-1920, he is recorded as  Sillitoe but known as Bugg?
I wonder how he became Sillitoe?
Cr

[MaureeninNY]

I don't think that the Fred* BUGG who married Clara was the son of John Thomas BUGG and Sarah HUNT.

He seems to be this one:
1881 census:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q27D-V9BS

GRO Births
SILLITOE, FREDERICK       mmn RUDDUCK     
 1878  M Quarter in SUDBURY  Volume 04A  Page 502

By 1891:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:31HJ-43Z

Maureen

[Cockneyrebel]

Thank you Maureen  that  seems to be a valid conclusion.
Cr

[avm228]

Is it the Battersea one you are interested in?

Slightly circumstantial but he may have cohabited with widow Emma Alice Totham (whose husband Arthur John Totham died in 1917) in the 1920s and 1930s at 2a Tasman Rd, Lambeth, and after her 1935 death continued to live there with Emma’s daughter Lilian Ann(i)e b 1902 and her husband Robert C Osmond.

I say cohabited rather than lodged, because the 1921 electoral roll shows the resident voters as Frederick George Bugg and Emma Bugg (Emma Totham in 1927) but further research would be needed in order to determine whether the two Emmas are the same person.

[Cockneyrebel]

avm228  yes that is he but looks like they never married  as Emma Alice Totham passed away in q3 1935. However Frederick is on the 1939 register at 2 Tasman  Rd with the Osmonds but recorded as a widower?
Cr

[avm228]

Perhaps he regarded himself as having been her “common-law husband”?  There’s no such status in law of course, but some people still seem to think in those terms even now.

[Cockneyrebel]

Very true and as I've searched for his marriage to no avail, it could well have been the case.
Cr