Missing in 1861 -emigrated to US?

[*Sandra*]

Stephen Henry Stokes - Hazelwood, Webster, Missouri 1900

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-632S-LB?i=9&cc=1325221

1920 census - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GRXR-ZCY?i=26&cc=1488411

1930 census - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9RCZ-CRN?i=5&cc=1810731

FIND A GRAVE

Son of Robert E. and Mary Ann (Connor) Stokes

Burial Seymour Masonic Cemetery  Seymour Webster County Missouri

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=27891311&ref=acom

Wife  - Hattie K. Wickwire Stokes 1864 - 1947

https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=27891258

Sandra

[FENBOY]

Thanks Sandra and others. That's great info!

[FENBOY]

It looks like they all arrived in 1873 in US. (Year of immigration given in 1910 census for Mary Ann Stokes) Such amazing details. Thanks again Sandra ShaunJ etc!

[rosie99]

Am I really only an 'etc' or 'other' and not worth a mention 

Thanks Sandra and others. That's great info!

Thanks again Sandra ShaunJ etc!

[RJ137]

Possible children
STOKES, JOHN  ROBERT     mmn CORNEY     1854  June Quarter in HUNTINGDON  Volume 03B  Page 229   

STOKES, ROSINA       mmn CORNEY      1856  Sept Quarter in HUNTINGDON  Volume 03B  Page 212   

STOKES, ARTHUR       mmn CORNEY     1858  June Quarter in PETERBOROUGH  Volume 03B  Page 209   

STOKES, STEPHEN  HENRY     mmn CORNEY     1860  June Quarter in PETERBOROUGH  Volume 03B  Page 208

STOKES, DAVIS  OWEN     mmn CORNEY     1864  Sept Quarter in PETERBOROUGH  Volume 03B  Page 191
   
STOKES, FRED       mmn CORNEY     1863  M Quarter in PETERBOROUGH  Volume 03B  Page 224   

There are census entries in Missouri (familysearch that would fit Stephen bn 1860 England

 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M3D2-NFW
gives immigration date 1868

Thank you rosie99, Your clues and bits of information was invaluable in locating further information on this family.

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It appears they immigrated 23 Aug. 1869 on the SS Tarifa to Boston.

Robert's last name was mis-transcribed as "Stakes". He and Mary Ann appear at the bottom of the page (image 481), the children appear at the top of the next page (image 482), their last name was correctly transcribed as "Stokes".



Name              Event Date     Gender  Age   Nationality   Birth Yr.(Est.)   Birth Country      

Robert Stakes            1869     Male     46    England    1823    England          
Mary A Stakes            1869     Female  46    England    1823    England          

Zachariah Stokes    1869      Male     24    England    1845    England          
Wesley Stokes       1869      Male     20    England    1849    England          
Arthur Stokes       1869      Male     7    England    1862    England          
Stephen Stokes       1869      Male     6    England    1863    England           
Frederick Stokes    1869      Male     4    England    1865    England           
Owen Stokes            1869      Male     3    England    1866    England

Passenger record: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCHG-KYL   
                  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KCHG-KYP

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Stephen H. Stokes's DC: https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1938/1938_00016141.PDF

[*Sandra*]

Am I really only an 'etc' or 'other' and not worth a mention 

Thanks Sandra and others. That's great info!

Thanks again Sandra ShaunJ etc!

Thanks Rosie - Your a great researcher   -   

Regards
Sandra

[FENBOY]

 :)Sorry Rosie! I was just so pleased to get the various bits of information so quickly and try and thank everyone as quickly as possible. So thanks again Rosie99, RJ137, Sandra and ShaunJ. You are all amazing! I've only just started using RootsChat again and find it excellent.

[rosie99]

That is O.K. Fenboy 

RJ137 - Glad the GRO index births helped in your search for more information on the family.

Sandra, Thank you.  I think we all work well together on here with different resources and knowledge.

Rosie

[*Sandra*]

Some of the best threads are very often "team efforts" in piecing those "brick walls and jig-saws" together.  Totally agree that its great the sense of humour and rapport that we all have with each other. 

Sandra