Julia and Violet Coad emigrated to Quebec

[*Sandra*]

Marriage of John Charles Coad in Negaunee Marquette Michigan - 20 October 1925

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NQ7C-RML

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

SSDI Death record for Arthur Chester Root (husband of Violet) - born 11 May 1900 and passed away October 1968 - Last Residence 49849 Ishpeming, Marquette, Michigan.

Violet M Root 26 July 1905 - passed away 12 October 1980 Ishpeming, Marquette, Michigan.

Sandra

 

[maryanne]

Thank-you for the information Sandra.
More to add to Julia (Richards) Coad  tree

[LindaGW]

Names for Richard (and Julia's??) three other daughters are given on this World Connect page, although of course the information should be verified: 
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=trurocoads&id=I581
Incidentally, the contact person for this page is Joe Flood, the author of the book Unravelling the Code, which is mentioned above.  His email address is given and you may wish to contact him to see if he has further info.

[maryanne]

Thank-you for that information  LindaGW.
I wonder when Julia's husband returned home?  He arrived in the USA 7th April 1910, and Julia was with Violet when the 1911 census was taken on the 2nd of April. According to World Connect  one child was born Sept qtr 1911.
Freebmd gives the children mentioned on World Connect ,mother's  surname as Richards.
I will email the chap.

[*Sandra*]

There is a UK Outward Passemger List  - 17 July 1912 - with Richard Coad - aged 36 years and John Coad aged 24 years. Born miners. Southampton to New York on the Olympic departing 17 July 1912.

Sandra

[maryanne]

Thanks again Sandra
Julia had 2 half siblings and a full brother whom I can't find information about,so I think that I will see if they emigrated as well.
There were 2 other half sisters but they stayed in Cornwall.

[*Sandra*]

Just noticed a UK incoming one with Joan (instead of John) Coad aged 25 years and Richard Coad aged 36 years. New York to Southampton (calling Plymouth)  - arriving 25 May 1912 on the Oceanic.

Sandra

[maryanne]

Thank-you Sandra for that information.
It is wonderful that I have been able to find so much about Julia Coad nee Richards in such a short time.