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I have posted short questions before, then had to fill in or say I already knew that, so here is a long one.

From the oral history - to how I think it fits the records - to oops was she illegitimate??

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What I am told by my mother.
  Lilian Whitehead from Stoke (abt 1906 from death record 1979 in Isle of Man)
  Mother Anna Whitehead
  Father unknown
  Older brother John (possibly with a twin who died early), he was a publican in Staffs.
  Mother later married Jack/John Walton (He was a publican in Stoke)
  Half siblings; Rose, Clare and Frank (Rose had a twin who died early)
 
So I think I can pick up the family in 1911
  Civil Parish:    Audley
  County/Island:    Staffordshire
  Street address:    16 Colclough St, Talke Pitts, Staffs
  Registration district:    Newcastle under Lyme
  Registration District Number:    359
  Sub-registration district:    Audley
  ED, institution, or vessel:    7
  Household schedule number:    183
  Piece:    16431

This gives me a 3 year old marriage with 2 kids, and it looks like the guy took on the previous kids and has a brother in law as a lodger.
  William Henry Walton    44
  Hannah Walton    32  b Ashton Under Lyme
  John Walton    15  b Fenton, Staffs
  Lilian Walton    5  b Stoke, Staffs
  Frank Walton    3
  Clara Walton    2
  Thomas Whitehead 36  b Ashton Under Lyme, Staffordshire

I can chase Hannah and Thomas back to 1881 (but loosing Hannah in 1901)
  Occupation:    Scholar
  Registration district:    Wolstanton
  Sub-registration district:    Wolstanton
  ED, institution, or vessel:    1a
  Neighbors:    View others on page
  Piece:    2704
  Folio:    13
  Page Number:    20

The family
  Alfred Whitehead    34
  Harriet Whitehead    36
  Fred Whitehead    10
  Robert Whitehead    8
  Thomas J. Whitehead    5  b Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire, England
  Hannah Whitehead    2  b Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire, England


So do people agree it is a good fit for the family as described, Anna -> Hannah, Jack -> William and Clare -> Clara are problematic. Maybe Jack was a nickname?

If I have all that correct, can anyone find Hannah and John in 2001?

And how about Lilians dad, was Hannah unmarried or did short marriage(s) slip though the censuses?

I have a place name that appears 3 times on a Scottish birth cert, I cannot make it out.

I have ancestry transcriptions which give Canonbie for one and Teviothead for two, cannot see it...

The birth was [Francis] Pringle in 1855 to William Pringle (1824-1890) and Elizabeth Dickson/Dixson (1829-1885)

Charlotte apears in 1 Jul 1832 marrying William Patrick Gahagan/Gagan (1810-1858) at St Anne Soho.

I cannot seem to get anything on her before that, I wonder if Keiho is an English version of an Irish name?

The wedding bans show a Patrick so brother, father or both are likely called patrick.

I have a quandry following part of the tree, James Aspley (1872-1948) seems to have married Clara Harris in 1892 in West Brom.

However the children of the marriage cross the time when maiden names get added and the Maiden name Clive is used.

The family turn up at 3 Granby Road, Stockingford, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England int he 1911 census. (Source Citation: Class: RG14; Piece: 18473. Ancestry.com. 1911 England Census... )

That return is a bit scrambled with boys called Jane and another called "Vo??", but the kids can all be worked out from the birth records. The wife is "Cle Jane Aspley"

If it were not for the Clive maiden name it would all look perfect. I cannot find any C J Clive marrying James Aspley.

Can anyone tell me where I have gone wrong - or explain why I am right?