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As Jack was born in S Quarter 1878, and I've found a sort of match living in Leeds (born 4th July 1878) who is married to an Annie in 1939
I'll try to look for the one from Hull if I can

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Possible deaths for him

Dec qtr 1942 in Leeds aged 64
Sept qtr 1958 Hull aged 80

Have you already discounted them?
I must've seen them before but no I haven't discounted them

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These are my girlfriend's ancestors - Jack was a retired soldier/coal hewer who lived on 42 Regent St in Balby, Doncaster and Ellen was an Irish housewife. According to family stories, Jack left Ellen for another woman at least after 1921 and apparently their son chased him down the street and jumped on him in anger but that's a whole other story. 1921 census is where I last find them two - the 1939 register has all of their children all married and living on their own means. Any help trying to track them both down would be vastly appreciated :)
Jack was born in Ripley, Derbyshire in 1878
Ellen was born c. 1881-82 in Ballintemple, Co. Cork

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World War Two / Re: RAF in India WW2
« on: Wednesday 17 April 24 00:33 BST (UK)  »
Another post to make,
I received the records of my great grandpa Albert Joseph Griffiths not too long ago, who was a gunner in Burma and according to legend was a POW until he managed to escape. He never spoke of his wartime experiences and I'm not sure if he is on any POW rolls - how would I be able to find these?
Those records were surprisingly redacted to hell and back, which is a slight thorn in my side but I'll make do.

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World War Two / Re: RAF in India WW2
« on: Wednesday 17 April 24 00:29 BST (UK)  »
Thanks to all who have responded

My wife and I got the forms for getting the service records though we need to get a copy of her father's (James Notman) death certificate to prove he is dead so that we can get the full service records.

As I mentioned my wife's father died in 1980 when she was only 7 years old and her mother would never speak about his WW2 times and she has now passed away a year ago still refusing to speak about it.

The POW story may not be true as stories get 'enhanced' over time LOL :)

We do know for a fact that he was in India in September 1945 as he got married to Mary Lisiewich who we understand to be a polish nurse (not my mother in law) but James first wife.

My wife has a step brother who she thought was an uncle as she knew him when she was a child but found out within last 7 years his true identity but she does not know where he lives or even if he is alive. She would like to make contact with him as he would probably have lots of info about their father.

hiya rich,
James Notman was my great granny Margaret Notman's brother - i just so happened to have stumbled across this post in my travels (and my search for photos and information haha) - I found his first son who did die in 2009, I've yet to have read the rest of this thread so I have no idea if you know this by now nearly 10 years later

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Nottinghamshire / Re: Missing birth record
« on: Friday 29 December 23 00:18 GMT (UK)  »
I did purchase Sarah's death record, which shows she died from peritonitis (as a secondary illness mind) - probably a pregnancy complication
Shame.

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Nottinghamshire / Re: Missing birth record
« on: Friday 10 November 23 15:09 GMT (UK)  »
That’s a fair point, thanks Debra!

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Nottinghamshire / Missing birth record
« on: Friday 10 November 23 00:08 GMT (UK)  »
My 3rd great grandma Clara Sarah Birkett has no birth record. She was born circa 1862 to parents William Birkett and Sarah Haywood in Nottingham. Her sister Kate is registered, so why wouldn’t Clara be? Her mother did die in 1862 (to my knowledge, as William remarried in 1869 and had essentially sent his 2 daughters to live with grandparents). Clara has a baptism record and everything else to do with her is recorded under her name. It’s been bugging me ever since I began  :/

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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Nora England - a disappearance
« on: Wednesday 04 October 23 23:54 BST (UK)  »
There is a tree on Ancestry which confirms the details in the above replies.  The tree has private photos of her which the tree owner may make available to you if you contact them
I've reached out to him previously about another person on my tree and he told me he just added documents onto their media, haha

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