James Ernest Daglish 1868 - ?

[hanes teulu]

Using Briitishnewspaperarchives.com

Newcastle Daily Chronicle  15 May 1918 p5

 Mr. end Mrs. 41. Amelia Seseef, Newcastle, here bees informed that their one, Pte. Pzneet. E, Degifal, L•inaler Itairtmeat. has been reportod mlenag ...

This is a pay site, with just enough information available free to encourage you to pay for better look.

If the DAGLISH at 41 Amelia is recorded as "son of" you might think tht he is not married.

Mr and Mrs Dalglish, 41 Amelia Street, Elswick, Newcastle, have been informed that their son, Private Ernest H Daglish, Leinster regiment, has been reported missing since March 21.

[hanes teulu]

1911 Census - Margaret Daglish was at Glue Terrace Elswick with son Ernest Henry Daglish, age 14.
Newspaper reports put her at 41 Amelia Street in 1918 and 1926. I have also checked the 1921 Census.

The Red Cross prisoner record has mother "Mrs H Dalglish, 41 Amelia Street". I suspect it is a typo (shd be "M"?) and the record for soldier #15181 does not relate to Henrietta's son.

The 2nd prisoner record  reads -
DAGLISH E H
Pte R. E. 2nd Battn, Leinster, D Coy, 13 Plat, 15181, missing since 21 3 18 France.
Rep: Mrs Tate, 34 Bournemouth Terr, Buddle Road, NUT.

[Schoch]

Working my way through all your responses. … thanks…. 

Comberton ,  if the 1921 census shows Henrietta as “married” then James senior is absent but not dead.
Her daughter Henrietta also seems to have an absent husband as she too is listed as “married”.

Thanks for that information as it partly answers my question on the 1918 WW1 death. That seems certain now to be James junior.  Just need to find a death date for senior.
Still going through other responses. !!

Thanks to all

[Dundee]

Thanks for that information as it partly answers my question on the 1918 WW1 death. That seems certain now to be James junior.  Just need to find a death date for senior.

Ernest Henry DAGLISH who died 1918 was the son of Henry DAGLISH and Margaret TAYLOR as has already been shown in previous posts.  Your James Ernest Jnr died in 1944 as shown by Comberton in post #3.

Debra 

[Schoch]

Dundee,  woopps missed that and I read the post a few times. 

Thats all sorted for me now.  Thanks everyone.

[River Tyne Lass]

https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=127539872%40N02&view_all=1&text=Daglish

This may or may not be of interest for researchers but there are some Daglish WW1 photos on the Illustrated Chronicle site.

[Comberton]

I'm pleased that the information helped with James junior.
I have been looking at a James Ernest Daglish who died in 1942 in Manchester.
Death registration on Familysearch gives age 75 and GRO says 73, occasional copy A, so born 1867-69ish.

This is his burial and it is a Catholic burial, confirmed on Manchester burials. He is buried in a grave with many others, none of them Daglish.

www.findagrave.com/memorial/142623036/james-ernest-daglish
www.burialrecords.manchester.gov.uk/GenSearch.aspx

The 1939 Register has this man in Manchester who may be the above man.

James E Daglish born 24 Dec 1863, married, incapacitated and seems to be living in an institution. I know the year of birth is wrong but not uncommon, especially if he is living with strangers.

www.manchester.gov.uk/directory_record/212444/crumpsall_workhouse#:~:text=By%201930%20the%20Manchester%20Union,became%20known%20as%20Crumpsall%20Hospital.

I don't know if this is your James but as he wasn't with Henrietta on census records after 1891 maybe they parted. Hopefully someone can find further information to help determine if he is your man.

[Schoch]

Hi Comberton,

Thank you for that. It does seem very possible.  I had been looking at prisons to see if he was a guest of her majesty (sorry his majesty), but nothing seemed to fit.  What you have discovered fits much better.  He was by occupation (in 1891 census) a Brass Founder (a risky kind of job). So “incapacitated” might be a reason for his absence, and the fact that his wife is not listed as widow.

I will use the details you have found for now and see if over time they are supported by any new information.

Thank you for your diligence.

Richard

[Ladyhawk]

Free search of 1921 census

Gateshead
Henrietta Daglish Head 1870 Newcastle Upon Tyne     ***married
Henrietta Cummings Daughter 1891 Gateshead      married
Doris Cummings  Granddaughter  1916 Newcastle Upon Tyne

Could this be the junior James?
www.findagrave.com/memorial/190508522/james-ernest-daglish
Gro shows age 56
Other name on grave is Mary Elizabeth Daglish died 1961,
marriage 1913 NUT James E Daglish and Mary E Smith and a child that may clinch it.
James Ernest Grainger Daglish 1916 Gateshead mmn Smith

Free search of 1921 census
Gateshead
James Daglish 1887 Newcastle Upon Tyne
Mary Daglish 1892 Morpeth
James Daglish 1916 Gateshead
Richard Watkin 1853 Gateshead

For info.

Henrietta Cummings born 18 1 1891 died 1970 death register Gateshead Durham

1939 register Gateshead C.B., Durham
Robert Cummings 1892
Henrietta Cummings 1891 (same dob as death record)

Electoral Rolls Constituency  Parliamentary Borough of Gateshead

Years 1920 - 1931
Henrietta Daglish living 49 Wylam Street
From year 1922 Henrietta Cummins  at same address

Years 1919 - 1931
James Ernest Daglish living 51 Wylam Street
Year 1923 Richard Watkin
From Year 1924 Mary Elizabeth Daglish at same address

Is this the death entry for Henrietta? - If it is perhaps it might help

Henrietta Daglish age 61 (born c 1871)
Qtr 1 year 1932 Gateshead Durham Volume 10A Page 1061