PRC Posted 11 June , 2020 Share Posted 11 June , 2020 According to their Medal Index Cards at the National Archives H - 7871 was a Harry who also served with the Northamptonshire Regiment and finished up with the Royal Engineers. H - 18554 was a Herbert who went on to serve with the Labour Corps (637635). (The one that has already been considered) H - 60377 is only shown as a H. Rank shown as a Cadet, (i.e. training to be an officer). Joined 17.2.16, discharged 3.1.17, no longer physically fit to serve. Silver War Badge issued. H - 7623 - no match. P - 18726 - no match Cheers, Peter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Madmeg Posted 11 June , 2020 Share Posted 11 June , 2020 (edited) I think this is the father Francis in 1911 with new wife - he did take some finding- note he is under Andrew. FMP shows Elsie isabella in Hendon but I can't find her there on family serach. can;t find a birth reg for Lottie or Ciccy. Percy Frank disappears - there are some possible marriages but no relevant death- would suggest either died abroad in WW1 or emigrated. Francis James certainly did live to a ripe old age- died in 1949 at the age of 92 in Wllesden. Francis Andrew England and Wales Census, 1911Tools ────────── Create New Folder Name:Francis Andrew Event Type:Census Event Date:1911 Event Place:Hampstead, London, England, United Kingdom County:London Parish:Hampstead Sub-District:Hampstead Sub-District Number:1 Enumeration District:50 Registration District:Hampstead Gender:Male Age:54 Marital Status:Married Marital Status (Original):MARRIED Occupation:HORSE KEEPER Industry:OMNIBUS Birth Year (Estimated):1857 Birthplace:London Marylebone, London Relationship to Head of Household:Head Schedule Type:284 Page Number:1 Registration Number:RG14 Piece/Folio:565 Affiliate Record Identifier:GBC/1911/RG14/00640/0565/1 Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Francis Andrew Head Male 54 London Marylebone, London Harriett Andrews Wife Female 46 Bucks Gt Missenden, Buckinghamshire Dorothey Andrews Daughter Female 16 London Marylebone, London Lottie Andrews Daughter Female 15 London Paddington, London Cecellia Andrews Daughter Female 14 London Paddington, London Gertrude Andrews Daughter Female 9 Willesden, Middlesex Albert Andrews Son Male 5 Willesden, Middlesex Eddie Andrews Daughter Female 4 Willesden, Middlesex Review and Attach Record It seems he may have made it twice in the 1891- check out the carman in Bow :-) Edited 11 June , 2020 by Madmeg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ClareA Posted 11 June , 2020 Author Share Posted 11 June , 2020 Thank you for this info. I have these relatives already on my family tree but nice to have the confirmation. my great grandfather’s first wife died and looks like he remarried a lady living at the stables where he lived. He went on to have three more children, so 10 in all!! i think Percy ended up going to live in Canada from my own research but I’ve not done much on him or double checked it. If that is him he died in 1947 thanks again clare Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PRC Posted 11 June , 2020 Share Posted 11 June , 2020 45 minutes ago, ClareA said: i think Percy ended up going to live in Canada from my own research but I’ve not done much on him or double checked it. If that is him he died in 1947 Could he possibly be Private 865711 Percy Frank Andrews who enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force on the 4th August 1916? That man was born Hampstead, London on the 9th October 1882. He was a groom prior to enlisting. He was married and living at Brandon, Manitoba - wife was called Alice. At the time of enlistment the couple have 6 children, the oldest being 13 years old. (Names and ages on Page 46). Had a check through but as he was already married there is no reference to parents or other family members. https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/first-world-war/personnel-records/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=10317 If you click Digitized Service record - PDF format link you can see all 76 pages. I assume the lady Francis married was his widowed boarder on the 1901 Census. Hope that helps, Peter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Madmeg Posted 11 June , 2020 Share Posted 11 June , 2020 Nice find PRC- and I hadn;t made the connection between the lodger and her family in 1901- mind it was after midnight by then so I'll let myself off :-) As I can't find birth reg for either Lottie or Ciccy (I've checked FreeBMD for all ANDREWS and ANDREW reg from 1890-1900 in Paddington so can confirm they aren't there as Charlotte or Cecily etc) perhaps they too might have another surname- could they have been adopted? I have also checked NORRIS in Paddington for the same time period but again am not seeing any likely ones. I haven't checked the orignal GRO records so it is possible they are missing from FreeBMD. Lizzie Mary Andrews died in Paddinton 1900 aged 40. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PRC Posted 11 June , 2020 Share Posted 11 June , 2020 2 hours ago, Madmeg said: As I can't find birth reg for either Lottie or Ciccy (I've checked FreeBMD for all ANDREWS and ANDREW reg from 1890-1900 in Paddington so can confirm they aren't there as Charlotte or Cecily etc) perhaps they too might have another surname- could they have been adopted? On 09/06/2020 at 20:04, PRC said: The birth of a Herbert Leonard Andrews, mothers' maiden name Hunt, was registered with the Civil Authorities in the Paddington District of London in the July to September quarter, (Q3), of 1888. You had 42 days after the event to register this birth, which was then shown in the quarter registered, not the quarter born. So a birth registered in Q3 1888 could quite legally have been born at the end of June, which is what his enlistment form is saying. On the 1891 Census of England & Wales the 2 year Herbert L. Andrews, born Paddington, was recorded living at Omnibus Companys Yard, Paddington. This was the household of his parents Francis J, (aged 34, a Bus Yard Foreman, born Paddington) and Lizzie M., (aged 32, born Paddington). The couple have three other children, Emma, (10, born Marylebone), Percy F, (8, born Hampestead(?), London), and Bessie A., (4, born Paddington). By the time of the 1901 Census of England & Wales mother Lizzie has died and the family were recorded living at 4 Queens Arms Yard, Maida Vale, Paddington. Father Francis, (44). is an Omnibus Washer, Of the children, Percy F, (18, born Hampstead), is a horsekeeper, plus there is Bessie A, (14), Herbert L, (12), Elsie J, (9, born Paddington), Lottie F, (5, born Willesden) and Cissey G, (3, born Paddington). Also boarding in the household is a 32 year old widow Harriet A. Norris, and (probably) her two children. From the birth record for Herbert Leonard Andrews I’d identified the mothers’ maiden name was Hunt. While the sources available to me don’t always have the mothers’ maiden name transcribed I could at least find an Elsie Isabel, mothers’ maiden Hunt, whose birth was registered in the Paddington District in Q4 1891. But nothing in the Paddington District for the two younger children Lottie F, (5, born Willesden) and Cissey G, (3, born Paddington) on the 1901 census. There was a ‘Female’ Andrews registered in the Paddington District in Q3 of 1897. Lottie, (15) and Cecelia, (14) were living with their father and step-mother on the 1911 Census, but Lottie is now shown as born Paddington. Opening the search out a little bit further, there is a Cecilia Grace Andrews, no mothers’ maiden name transcribed, whose birth was registered in the Hendon District of Middlesex in Q3 1897. Although Cissey G \ Cecilia was shown on both censuses as born Paddington, in 1901 her older sister Lottie was shows as born at Willesden - the Registration District for Willesden is Hendon. https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/hendon.html Checking that District also brings up a Lottie Frances Andrews, no mothers’ maiden name transcribed, whose birth was registered in Q4 1895. Hope that's not too many red herrings, Cheers, Peter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Madmeg Posted 13 June , 2020 Share Posted 13 June , 2020 (edited) that must be them- I only looked in Paddington and they weren't there . I did find their sister Elsie I in Hendon in the 1911 census I think. I got a marriage for Francis James to Lizzie Mary Hunt. Edited 13 June , 2020 by Madmeg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ClareA Posted 2 July , 2020 Author Share Posted 2 July , 2020 Hi! Yes I think that may well be the same Percy. Thanks for the extra info! and yes my great grandfather married the boarding lady after his wife died. He ended up with a lot of children!! He worked for the London Omnibus company in Paddington. he went blind in the end and lived with my dad and his brothers. My dad’s dad died when he was 10. All the best Clare xx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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