Help finding any info on a relative who disappeared James A Page

[SuperFuzz]

Hi there,

I have a relative who disappeared without any trace. I think he is likely dead now. His name is James A Page born September 1927 in Liverpool. His father was Charles Thomas Page born 1883 in Liverpool and who died overseas in 1936 (merchant navy). His mother was Ellen/Eleanor Horobin and she was born 1902 in Liverpool and died 1948 in Liverpool. My mum says James often went by 'Jimmy', and that he disappeared without a trace shortly after his mother's death. I don't know what happened to him, if he got married...nothing. I am really curious if anyone can help me find out what happened to him. Thank you so much.

[rosie99]

Have you located him (or his mother) on the 1939 register.  If he has died his name should be showing

[josey]

A gentle reminder that it will be best if you amend your post to remove the name - if you do not have death registration details or proof of death then I think we should assume someone born in 1927 may indeed still be alive.

There may be members who can help & they can contact you via the personal message system by which you can let them know any more details of a potentially still living person.

ADDED: He may have changed his name too if he wanted to 'disappear'...

[rosie17]

Do you know what his middle name was as there are a few records for a James Anthony Page on passenger and crew lists ?with same birth year

Rosie

[SuperFuzz]

Have you located him (or his mother) on the 1939 register.  If he has died his name should be showing

I found his mother Ellen on the register, she is alone in 1939. Not sure where James is. I did find one random 1939 entry where there was a James A Page in Wales...don't know if that is him. Ellen is doing 'unpaid domestic duties' and likely very poor, maybe she sent James away?

[SuperFuzz]

Do you know what his middle name was as there are a few records for a James Anthony Page on passenger and crew lists ?with same birth year

Rosie

I don't unfortunately.

[emeltom]

There are an awful lot of women doing unpaid domestic duties. Basically it means that they were full time housewives and not in a paid job. It doesn't necessarily mean they were poor.

Emeltom

[rosie99]

Have you discounted the 1949 Liverpool marriage.

There are other Page / Horobin children, if the Ellen in 1939 you found was on her own where were they

[SuperFuzz]

Have you discounted the 1949 Liverpool marriage.

There are other Page / Horobin children, if the Ellen in 1939 you found was on her own where were they

I have not found this marriage, please could you share?

There was a Reginald T Page, a Brigid M Page, Ellen L Page, and Patricia Maria Page. Patricia is my grandmother and is deceased, so is Brigid. The rest I am not sure.