Thomas Hunter Stuart + Mary Teresa Tyler

[bbart]

Maria Teresa Tyler was baptized Roman Catholic (image at FindMyPast).  Just throwing that out there in case it helps find her marriage.

[Neale1961]

Thomas Stuart senior the Tailor marries a second time in 1881 to Emma Ireland.: (st Botolf Aldgate)
His father is recorded as Thomas Stuart, solicitor deceased

A possible 1841 Scotland census to explore
https://www.freecen.org.uk/search_records/5a151dccf4040b9d6e2a2029/thomas-stewart-1841-midlothian-st-cuthbert-s-1766-?locale=en

[mckha489]

Workhouse Admission

24th May 1894, discharged at own request on the 28th
Thomas Stuart age 76 of 2 King Street, Aldgate, married, A Tailor.

added
other records (Poor Law Hospital Admissions & Discharges) say in on 23rd May and out on 17th July
reason for admission - Cardiac Weakness.   'Improved' at discharge

[Neale1961]

1891 census St Botolph Aldgate
Thomas Stewart 74, Tailor, born New Abbey, Dumfries Scotland
Emma Stewart  57, (wife #2) born Caldecote, Rutland, England

(NOTE: New Abbey is in Kirkcudbrightshire, not Dumfriesshire)
I could not find a OPR for any birth around that time in New Abbey.


DEATH REGO for Thomas (the Tailor)
Name:   Thomas Stuart    Age:   77
Estimated Birth Year:   abt 1818
Registration Quarter:   Oct-Nov-Dec
Death Registration Place:   Poplar, London, United Kingdom
Death Date:   Dec 1895
Volume:   1c  Page:   385

[Neale1961]

I now think the fleet street tailor was just a way of saying well dressed ...dandy....The picture Im building here "now" is some of these stories, may very well turn out to be just that stories..

It is possible with a couple of generations named "Thomas Stuart" family stories relating to different people have ended up jumbled into one Thomas. This is often the way with family folklore - there is some grain of truth, but it has become very confused over the generations.

[Dundee]

The births of Marie, Thomas, Alexander and Douglas were all registered under the surname TYLER. Douglas was not Douglas Edwin Charles, just plain Douglas.  This is that child's birth.

STUART, DOUGLAS  EDWIN CHARLES
Mother's maiden surname: GURDEN     
GRO Reference: 1893  M Quarter in ST SAVIOUR LONDON  Volume 01D  Page 52

Nellie, Eva and Charles were registered as STUART.

https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp

If they did marry then it would be between the birth of Douglas and the birth of Nellie but as no marriage can be found then it does seem unlikely.

Debra 

[Dundee]

The Hunter bit is a real mystery.....I went with maybe his mothers maiden name for a while... Nothing

Where do you see him using the name 'Hunter'?

It is unlikely that either Thomas Snr or Jnr would have been of an age to serve in the Boer war.

Debra 

[RickyJack]

This is spot on Thankyou....
TYLER, MARIA  THERESA     GRANNELL 
GRO Reference: 1863  S Quarter in ST GEORGE SOUTHWARK  Volume 01D  Page 131


Perhaps her parents are the  6 Aug 1855 St Mary Newington, marriage of
Thomas  TYLER engine driver, Poplar Row, father Thomas a carman
Jane Elizabeth GRANNELL.  poplar Row, father Richard, a landing waiter at Customs

 

Name:

 Jane Elizabeth Grannell

Gender:

 Female

Record Type:

 Bann

Marriage Banns Date:

 1855

Marriage Banns Place:

 St Mary, Newington, Southwark, England

Spouse:

 Thomas Tyler

[RickyJack]

Maria Tyler she died at 15 Meadow Row, merton UK 19 Dec 1944,

 We are still missing Thomas Hunter Stuarts mother
I wasnt able to cut and paste, but here are the details for youngest son from the Certificate
Reg District Wandsworth 22 may 1902 sub district Streatham city of London
14 Letchworth street Tooting Gravenly??
Charles Edward..boy..father Thomas Stuart mother Maria Stuart formally Tyler
Billiard maker
Where does Hunter come from???   That was the name given that I posted first up....I have not seen it mentioned anywhere...I sis wonder if it was the mothers maiden name..

Nothing exciting with the Black watch military [Scottish]  there are four T Stuart mentioned only one was in ww1 no one at the Boer war