Young, Alfred Frederick

[brigidmac]

I'm excited to be on this detective work but my computer screen is flickering and my smart phone is playing up too

but i have got full access to Ancestry now for a month
so I did get a glimpse of a few things

The 1891 original clearly states born Fred was Battersea London (so not a misprint)
I saw several baptisms but without knowing parents names couldnt narrow down

also i dont know where Battersea is in relation to Chelsea where Emily's brother James was living

Also he could have been baptised in London or Wiltshire or even Yorkshire if Emily Sophie waas his mother

there are school records for London  area but again need to know if his guardian was James or he had a living parent

there are military records but I didnt have time to look .and outgoing and incoming ship records may have different details but I think you have all of that already .

when I get to the library I'll follow some of those leads up ..
+ take a look at Emily's censuses to see if they hold any  more clues .

i know how difficult it is to copy loads of info out ..i cant do the copy and paste stuff .

[keyboard86]

  As you say possibly enough is enough, I for one have spent hours trying to figure out just who were the parents of young Frederick, on occasions I have asked for your help eg the marriages/baptisms of the children of William/Ann, and simple things I could not locate which you had, eg 1891 census in Yorkshire for Emily and her subsequent death in 1896 Yorkshire.
I have located the arrival of the Mongolian 6th July 1896 via Liverpool and you are correct the name of Emily has been "Ruled through" ie Was not onboard.
Keyboard86

[Kot5ZheDLA4]

Thank you for all the hours you have spent looking for Fred. However...I have spent years searching for him and I ALREADY HAVE!! All the information you have found. I feel you are trying to say my time wasn't worth a hoot in hell. I like to be spoken to as an equal on an investigative team. Not as some one who wants to build up their ego.
But I am sure you don't have a clue what I am talking about. Thank you again for all your work (which I already had).

[keyboard86]

Well what a response, we do care, we do try to offer any help/advice to everybody, but you seem to think we are treating you as a child and not an adult, if only you would have replied to simple questions about items which we were confused with, it would have really helped?
My last comment on this thread, their is No death of an Emily Young b 1853 in 1896 Yorkshire
Keyboard86

[brigidmac]

I think you are just coming at it from different persectives

i had a similar experience and accidently offended someone
try to keep things friendly

Kot did say she had a lot of info but copying it was laborious ...we maybe bombarded with questions

Key+I  like  to find the answers but we can look up different things .


Dont give up

[keyboard86]

I have, if anyone can locate an Emily Young b c 1853 Wiltshire in 1891 census in Yorkshire and subsequent death in 1896 Yorkshire then go ahead, I have had enough, as has the OP ( In case they may wonder what OP stands for, it is Original Poster)
Keyboard86

[brigidmac]

i believe the death of Emily Young is apr may june 1896
Pately bridge west Riding Yorkshire

i did try searching Sophie Emily Young ..for alternative but only that came up

[Kot5ZheDLA4]

What's That?? You have found Emily Young's death in 1896 Yorkshire? Hmm seems that is what I have said many times. Wasn't that hard to find was it?

[keyboard86]

  Well I do not like sarcasm, so thought I would respond, is she possibly the Emily Young b Winsley Yorkshire married to a Robert Young in Pateley Bridge 1891?
RG12/3507/62/17
Remember the Pateley Bridge death Emily was shown as aged 40 so b 1856 ?
Keyboard86