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Australia / Re: Tilby/James mystery still unsolved - FYI those who helped before
« on: Thursday 04 July 13 04:10 BST (UK) »
.... so if we assume that Stanley Tilby was the father of Alfred Stanley Davis I looked up for further information on the man
He was born 1881 and died 1969 in South Australia, there are no births registered to him and his wife in NSW. Although this doesn't mean he couldn't be the father of course. How did a girl from Dubbo come to meet a man from SA that married in Sydney 1905? I can find no further trace of his name in the nsw indexes bmd or state archives suggesting his stay in nsw was not long. Was he passing through Dubbo and she followed him to Sydney? Mmmm
Then again I am assuming that the information of her birthplace of Dubbo is correct, why should I when she clearly lied about it on a previous document and stated she was born in Victoria! Perhaps she was in Sydney all along, but then how and why did William Davis a new widower go to sydney with young children and meet her? I am thinking I need to regroup my thoughts as I feel quiet lost and can't see the proverbial forest for the trees at the moment
He was born 1881 and died 1969 in South Australia, there are no births registered to him and his wife in NSW. Although this doesn't mean he couldn't be the father of course. How did a girl from Dubbo come to meet a man from SA that married in Sydney 1905? I can find no further trace of his name in the nsw indexes bmd or state archives suggesting his stay in nsw was not long. Was he passing through Dubbo and she followed him to Sydney? Mmmm
Then again I am assuming that the information of her birthplace of Dubbo is correct, why should I when she clearly lied about it on a previous document and stated she was born in Victoria! Perhaps she was in Sydney all along, but then how and why did William Davis a new widower go to sydney with young children and meet her? I am thinking I need to regroup my thoughts as I feel quiet lost and can't see the proverbial forest for the trees at the moment
