http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,445860.0.htmlIs the Thomas found in this post the right one?
Possible in 1901 in correct area for his 1906 marriage
http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ERY/Pocklington/index.html1901 Yapham cum Meltonby RG13/4453 folio 52 pg 2
James Jebson head mar 32 farmer b. Bishop Wilton
Lilian Gerturde wife 25 b. Heckmondike
Sarah Margaret Stennet servant 16 genreal servant domestic b. Goodmanham
Thomas Waterhouse 16 horseman on farm b. Arthington
Do you have his marriage certificate for his father's name & occupation?
Do you have his birth certificate?
Have you looked for him on the 1911 census?
In case you don't have access, the census referred to in the other post is this
1891 East Stamford Bridge RG12/3899 folio 34 pg 7
John Wm Dickons head 24 blacksmith b. Gale Helmsley
Emily sister 28 b. gate helmsley
Henry brother 20 blacksmith b. Stamford Bridge
Thomas Waterhouse nephew 6 b. Pool
James Easton 23 blacksmith b. Pocklington
in 1901, the same John has a different Waterhouse nephew with him, but he has same place of birth as the 1901 Thomas
Stamford Bridge RG13/4482 folio 38 pg 10
John W Dickons head mar 34 blacksmith b. Gate Helmsley
Harriett wife 34 b. Skirpenbeck
Lilly dau 7 b. Stamford Bridge
Hettie dau 3 b. Stamford Bridge
Robert Waterhouse nephew 17 blacksmith b. Artington
I've checked the Dickons family and there wasn't a Sarah, but there was a Mary Ann.
marriage reg
Mary Ann Dickons dec qtr 1881 Leeds vol 9b pg 748 with John Waterhouse on the same page
death reg
John Waterhouse 33 june qtr 1885 Pocklington vol 9d pg 51
1891 East Stamford Bridge RG12/3899 folio 35 pg 9
Mary Ann Waterhouse head widow 31 living on own means b. Stamford Bridge
Elsie dau 9 b. Arthington
Robert son 7 b. Arthington
Mary Ann remarries in june qtr 1894 Pocklington vol 9d pg 115 to George Snell. His death is registered dec qtr 1909 and then Mary Ann Snell marries sept qtr 1914 Pocklington 9d pg 161 to Septimus Allison. She is Mrs S Allison, because that is her husband's initial.
In 1921, Septimus Allison was a carrier from Barmby on the Moor, leaving the Black Bull.
http://www.pocklingtonhistory.com/archives/people/directories/1921_kellys/index.php