Where is John A Welsh

[blacksmithy]

Hi
this is my first posting to USA rootschat so am on a learning curve!

I am attempting to find proof of parents  to I ensure I am following the correct branch of our family tree.
I am trying to tie John A Welsh born 1 May 1875 at Perth Ontario Canada to parents John Welsh and Mary Yeates Forrest who both emigrated from Scotland and lived their lives out in Ontario.

I am picking that the A in his name stands for Alexander - perhaps I shouldn't assume though but it is a strong family name!
I think he married a lady called Kathleen Lavernge Stokes (but not sure if this happened in Canada or USA) and they had 2 children Dorothy Ruth Welsh and Robert Forrest Welsh.  It is on this later name that I am pining my hopes of accuracy as Robert is a very strong family name on the Welsh surname side, and I assume the name Forrest came from his grandmother.

Hope someone can help head me in the right direction - a death record for John A Welsh seems elusive to me.

Thanks for your thoughts 

[Erato]

Do you think this could be the family in 1920?

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4R8-XXW

[Erato]

Here's the marriage of John Welsh and Kathleen Stokes:

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F6W5-RPF

[Erato]

If this is the right family, here they are in 1910:

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MKY4-PZ6

[blacksmithy]

Oh thank you so much  - I now have the proof I need to add this branch to my family.  I was focusing on finding a death record for John to give me proof of his parents and therefore his wife and did not think about a marriage record.  I am still trying to find all the corners and boxes in Family Search and seem to miss a lot.  Will now look to find their death records. 
Not sure if you can answer this question, but I note he does have a WW 1 draft registration card - does this mean he embarked or was registered if required.
Again thank you for your help

[Erato]

All men of the right age group were required to register for the WWI draft but it doesn't necessarily mean that he served in the army.

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You can see the original census images at Mocavo.

http://www.mocavo.com/1860-United-States-Census/126207

[blacksmithy]

Hi
thanks for your help today, I have found more information than I could have hoped for, and also learnt about some new resources.  Off to write it up now and then find out what happened to his siblings
Cheers

[shellyesq]

Dorothy & Robert seem to be living with their uncle & aunt in the 1925 New York state census - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KS4Y-HWZ and 1930 census - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X78T-DMT

[shellyesq]

There are entries for John A. and Kathleen Welsh in the Bayonne Times death index from 1921 - http://www.hudsoncountynjgenealogy.org/databases/db-btdn/bt-1921.html