Charles Harold Le GALLIC

[haney]

Oh Dear!  Poor old Charles!  In all sorts of trouble! Yes I think they had come up to Sydney and he bumped into his first wife around the time of c 1917.  He was working for a cotton manufacturer or similar LOL.

Thanks maddys that maybe a good option I think.  Then I maybe able to find out if they actually came from France.  Many thanks Dianna

[haney]

I see that Le GALLIC is written as Le GALLIE for three family members on the SA BDM.  Hmmm!  Thanks for the link.  Much appreciated.  Dianna

[sparrett]

Here is a description of Charles when he was on the run.

Sue

[haney]

Oh Wow, where are you finding these Sue.  I'll have to collect them!  Thanks

[sparrett]

They are all from the South Australian Resources section of Ancestry.
I entered Le Gallic in search of each likely reccord collection.

Sue

[haney]

Thanks for that Sue.  Regards Dianna

[sparrett]

There is a shipping departure record for Sarah and Ruth.

Ship Orsova.

Mrs S.E. Le Gallic aged 42. Married.
Miss Ruth Le Gallic aged 10. School.
Destination London and departing Aelaide on 30th May 1929.
Last permanent address for both SA
Intended permanent address England
Ticketed together # 13976.

Sue

ADDING.
Ruth marriedin England to Herbert Goldthorpe in 1940. Bradford  9b   /416

Further ADDING
Death of Sarah.

Deaths Dec 1951   
LEGALLIC    Sarah E
Aged    67
At Bradford 2b/151

[sparrett]

In 1939, The mother and daughter lived at 90 Hilltop Lane which is identical to the address given on the UK incoming passeger list for the Orsova voyage given above in 1929.

Sue

[haney]

OH!!! Thanks Sue.

So Charles' second wife has left him with their daughter Ruth.  Will be interesting If I can track down some of the family in the UK.  Great to have your help.  Regards Dianna