Searching for information on my grandfather

[Dundee]

Dec 1900 Islington 1b 394
SCOTT Francis Charles H   
HAMM Alice

SCOTT, GUY mmn HAMM 
GRO Reference: 1903  D Quarter in ISLINGTON  Volume 01B  Page 207

Jamjar

This has already been covered.

The certificate gave the names of his parents as Francis Charles Henry Scott and Alice Scott formerly Hann. The 1911 census shows Francis Charles Henry Scott and Alice Scott had two children but both had died.

The 1906 birth looks to have a corresponding death:

Name:   
Frank George Scott
Event Type:   
Death
Registration Quarter:   
Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration Year:   
1906
Registration District:   
Islington

Debra 

[Dundee]

If he served during the war then he won't be on the 1939 Register.

Debra 

[John Scott 1959]

You missed my other Q:

.  What was his wife's name? If they are in the 1939 register, a date of birth on that might help 

Sorry. His wife was Doris Violet Elson (my grandmother) but they got married in 1933.
He had a 2nd wife who he married in 1962. He died in 1969 and the register says
Name
    Frank George Scott
Death Age
    63
Birth Date
    Jun 1905

[Jamjar]

Dec 1900 Islington 1b 394
SCOTT Francis Charles H   
HAMM Alice

SCOTT, GUY mmn HAMM 
GRO Reference: 1903  D Quarter in ISLINGTON  Volume 01B  Page 207

Jamjar

This has already been covered.

The certificate gave the names of his parents as Francis Charles Henry Scott and Alice Scott formerly Hann. The 1911 census shows Francis Charles Henry Scott and Alice Scott had two children but both had died.

The 1906 birth looks to have a corresponding death:

Name:   
Frank George Scott
Event Type:   
Death
Registration Quarter:   
Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration Year:   
1906
Registration District:   
Islington

Debra 

I don’t know what you mean that it has been covered.

I was showing other births to the couple.

Death:

Dec 1903 Islington 1b 143
Scott Guy 0   

Jamjar

[scotmum]

.   All other Grand parents have matches on Ancestry but not this line.

Have you attempted Colour Clustering your results? See
https://www.danaleeds.com/dna-color-clustering-the-leeds-method-for-easily-visualizing-matches/
which might give you a steer towards your four sets of great grandparents.

[rosie99]

I don’t know what you mean that it has been covered.

I was showing other births to the couple.

Death:

Dec 1903 Islington 1b 143
Scott Guy 0   

Jamjar

That family is probably discounted as their son Frank George Scott died in infancy.

[John Scott 1959]

.   All other Grand parents have matches on Ancestry but not this line.

Have you attempted Colour Clustering your results? See
https://www.danaleeds.com/dna-color-clustering-the-leeds-method-for-easily-visualizing-matches/
which might give you asteer towards your four sets of great grandparents.

Wow! Thanks for that. This may take me a few days but I will let you know how it goes.

[John Scott 1959]

I don’t know what you mean that it has been covered.

I was showing other births to the couple.

Death:

Dec 1903 Islington 1b 143
Scott Guy 0   

Jamjar

That family is probably discounted as their son Frank George Scott died in infancy.

I agree. I have to admit disappointment as I am a bit stuck now.   

[josey]

I think as has been mentioned before that your father's marriage certificate is the best way forward & a good purchase. Sometimes we do have to wait for results!! Meanwhile you can be trying other avenues.

At the moment post is not being accepted to go abroad at our local post office, do you have any contacts in the UK who could order the certificate for you & scan & email you a copy?