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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 01 January 19 22:10 GMT (UK) »
There's some school records at the Leics Records Office for Norman

LEICESTER SCHOOL EXEMPTION REGISTERS INDEX 1892-1935

Burbidge   Norman Thomas   Ref No. 30D73/10-2
Born 21   Apr   1919   
Left School 4   Sep   1933

The disc info says ...up until December 1941 parent’s names are included in the registers
Willsy

Ward, Newark (Nottingham), Leicester, Scarborough
Warren, Northampton, Leicester
Moore, Leicestershire
Hunt, Leicestershire
Kirkman, Leicestershire
Hurst, Leicester, Stowmarket
Kendrick, Leicestershire
Eld, Leicestershire
Essex Edey/Eady Elsden/Elsdon

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 02 January 19 09:03 GMT (UK) »
Elaine, thanks for the PM indicating that Gordon’s parents were living in Doncaster in 1939!
I’m going to need to review all the info- but thanks again to all who responded to my look up request.

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 02 January 19 11:50 GMT (UK) »
Possibly something you know already, but the image for William's marriage to Jane is on FindMyPast. Possibly on leave from the army, he was a private in Notts and Derby Regiment at Welbeck Camp. He gave his grandfather's name, Alfred, as that of his father.
Jane, age 26 of Cheshire Road (as in 1939), gave her father as John Williams and the witnesses were David Humphrey Williams and Florence Williams.

Three children registered to a Burbidge/Williams in Doncaster not long after the marriage but presumably a different family - Winifred 1920, Mildred 1923 and Thomas 1926. I think the two girls married in Don Valley District.

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #12 on: Wednesday 02 January 19 12:34 GMT (UK) »
Thanks David - more interesting information. Almost inevitable that William gave his grandfather's name as that of his father, as I'm pretty sure he was an illegitimate birth in 1893, and brought up by his maternal grandparents as one of their own children. His mother, Alice (for some reason i said Charlotte in my original message) married a Frederick Ingle in 1902, and moved to Cambridgeshire. with him, and had four Ingle children in fairly quick succession, but William stayed with his grandparents.
It may be that Alice's husband was never told that William was his wife's child, but who knows?


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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #13 on: Monday 28 January 19 20:35 GMT (UK) »
Hi.

I have just seen your post and am in a similar situation. I am looking for information in relation to a Norman Thomas Burbidge. I have been told he was in the Merchant Navy and has links to Leicester. Could you be looking for the information I have?????

What can you tell me about Gordon? I believe Gordon may be Normans brother..........

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #14 on: Tuesday 29 January 19 10:20 GMT (UK) »
Hi.

I have just seen your post and am in a similar situation. I am looking for information in relation to a Norman Thomas Burbidge. I have been told he was in the Merchant Navy and has links to Leicester. Could you be looking for the information I have?????

What can you tell me about Gordon? I believe Gordon may be Normans brother..........

Could you give us some idea of thr timeframe you are looking at?
Dim ateb yn well nag ateb anghywir. Nid oes dim yn ddall fel rhai nad ydynt yn dymuno gweld

RIP Roger 10 August 2022

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #15 on: Tuesday 29 January 19 10:30 GMT (UK) »
Hi. I believe he was in Leicester around 1954-56.

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #16 on: Tuesday 29 January 19 10:39 GMT (UK) »
I cannot find any evidence online that your man served in the Merchant Navy between 1941 and 1972. That said, lots of these records have been lost or destroyed. Have you  anything else to go on. The name of a ship?
Dim ateb yn well nag ateb anghywir. Nid oes dim yn ddall fel rhai nad ydynt yn dymuno gweld

RIP Roger 10 August 2022

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Re: Burbidge - Leiceter
« Reply #17 on: Tuesday 29 January 19 10:43 GMT (UK) »
Sorry, no, I only found out about him yesterday.

I only know his name, and that he was in the merchant navy.

Never mind........