Clifford Oliver (part 2)

[rosie99]

Isn't this your Clifford
Clifford Oliver
Birth Date   3 May 1898
Enlistment Date   24 Aug 1915
Royal Marine Light Infantry: Portsmouth Division

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C14455084

[CaroleW]

You say no sighting in the UK after 1927 but your other thread shows him in Hampshire in 1939??  Birthdate corresponds but one yr difference

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=834395.0

[Girl Guide]

Well I don't know if this is relevant but I found this on Family Search

Name:   Clifford Oliver
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Event Type:   Immigration
Event Date:   1925
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Event Place:   North Carolina, United States
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Gender:   Male
Age: 28
Birth Year (Estimated):   1897
Birthplace:   Engl
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Ship Name:   E L Doheny Third

His occupation is 2nd Cook

Added: Ship arrived at Providence RS on 12th March 1925 from the port of Tampico. 

Or is this Douglas again?

[zetlander]

yes, he was in the army.

What I am hoping is for information about the Clifford Oliver who sailed to Quebec in 1929 - are there any - possible marriage record/death record of him in Quebec post 1929?

Thanks

[rosie99]

Going by the address he gives on the 1929 the passenger who travelled to Canada appears to be Douglas Clifford Oliver from Croydon


Birth Mar qtr 1898   
Douglas Clifford Marchant Oliver    mmn Tressider   
Epsom    2a   9

I wonder if he went to Canada?

There is a travel record on FindMyPast for a Cliford Oliver born 1898 sailing to Quebec, Canada on 29th April 1929, ship was Alaunia.  Occupation unclear a something maker?

Address is equally difficult to make out - it looks like 5 Nottingham Road, South Croydon.

I agree 5 Nottingham Rd, South Croydon - occ looks like Timber Dealer

ADDED Douglas William Oliver is at that address in 1915 - he was a Hardwood merchant on earlier census

That 'Clifford' would appear to be Douglas Clifford Oliver born Epsom reg district in 1898 -mmn Tressider - son of Douglas William Oliver and Hilda Alice Tressider who married in Croydon in 1896

His marriage and death took place in the UK (Freebmd)