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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 19 June 11 07:56 BST (UK) »
Hi there,

May I ask about that m.c. please.... when/where and to whom, what denomination etc .... You mention no parents named...  That is definitely of interest to me ... is the section "blank" for both the bride and the groom, does it miss out on those details, is there a line drawn through, or does it comment in any way as to the lack of information.  The clergy were required to find out the names of the parents (including nee and any other former names for the mothers), otherwise the marriage could not proceed without a major investigation, and the issuing of a special licence for the marriage to proceed.

Also, the local parish records for the marriage may hold additional information and can usually be accessed by approaching their archivist.

Cheers,  JM
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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #19 on: Monday 20 June 11 05:47 BST (UK) »
Thank you JM, I am sorry re the Marriage details, I have found the certificate and the parents names of Frederick Leslie PEARSON are George PEARSON Baker,  and Emily Moyle.  I am wondering if the Frederick Leslie LOCHLAND and Frederick Leslie PEARSON are one of the same, having 1893 as a birth year. I think the only solution now is the find marriage and death details for Frederick Leslie LOCHLAND.    Also  on the Attestation Paper for the AIF Frederick signed his name that his parents were dead and he had no guardian.

Thank you kindly, Yogi.

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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #20 on: Monday 20 June 11 06:40 BST (UK) »
With the information from the marriage certificate you have just supplied...

I suggest you purchase the death certificate of Emily (nee MOYLE) PEARSON in 1902, this will detail her husband, children & other information.

Her newspaper reports of the Inquest state she was married to a 'bread carter' who at the time was still alive & they lived in Richmond.

Death:

PEARSON Emily age 39yrs d. 1902 Melb E Hosp #6321
Father: Moyle Jno
Mother: Carol BLAKE


Inquest:

PEARSON Emily 1902 #395


Newspaper reports of her Death & Inquest:

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0duq/

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0dur/

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0dus/


*NOTE* - Some of this information has already been posted in this thread

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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #21 on: Monday 20 June 11 06:52 BST (UK) »
Hi there,

Bread Carter  from Merlin and Baker from Yogi's m.c.  seems to me to be interconnected and pointing to the right d.c. for Frederick Leslie Pearson's mother ... how sad for her and the family. 

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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #22 on: Monday 20 June 11 08:40 BST (UK) »




I suggest you purchase the death certificate of Emily (nee MOYLE) PEARSON in 1902, this will detail her husband, children & other information. MERLIN



Thanks again Jenn for your help with this family.

Emily Moyle was born in 1863 in Melbourne to John MOYLE and Caroline BLAKE. died at age 39. in 1902.  I have a death certificate and a marriage to a Jordon PEARSON. Apparently her first husband was to a    ------  CONWAY. Unfortunately no given name for him and children.
YOGI

 per thread 1 kindly linked to thread 2 by JENN


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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #23 on: Monday 20 June 11 08:56 BST (UK) »
Sorry Sue & Jenn, totally missed the link when scanning through the thread earlier  :-[


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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #24 on: Monday 20 June 11 09:05 BST (UK) »



Death

PEARSON Jordan died aged 89 on 1952 at South Melbourne reg no 12067
Father Isaac mother Elizabeth Healey
JENN Reply #15


Also  on the Attestation Paper for the AIF Frederick signed his name that his parents were dead and he had no guardian. YOGI


If JORDAN and GEORGE are one in the same man, this was not a truthful statement from FREDERICK.

Unless, of course, another was his father  ::)

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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #25 on: Monday 20 June 11 09:23 BST (UK) »
Hi there,

Well perhaps his surname at birth was CONWAY ....

There were births to various couples at BRUNSWICK in 1894 with the surname Conway ... eg 

Jos Geo Conway
Father Jos Conway
Mother Allica Cummins
Birth Place: Brunswick, Victoria
Registration Number 1294

I STRESS I AM NOT SUGGESTING THIS JOS GEO CONWAY is connected in any way to any of the PEARSON or MOYLE families, simply that there was at least this  Conway family at Brunswick in the same era as Frederick Leslie PEARSON was born there.

Also, I have not found any further sighting for Frederick Lancelot Pearson, as I have not searched for him.

I suggest you purchase the death certificate of Emily (nee MOYLE) PEARSON in 1902, this will detail her husband, children & other information. MERLIN
Thanks again Jenn for your help with this family.
Emily Moyle was born in 1863 in Melbourne to John MOYLE and Caroline BLAKE. died at age 39. in 1902.  I have a death certificate and a marriage to a Jordon PEARSON. Apparently her first husband was to a    ------  CONWAY. (RESIZED BY JM) Unfortunately no given name for him and children.
YOGI
 per thread 1 kindly linked to thread 2 by JENN
Sue

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Re: Victorian Census early 1900s
« Reply #26 on: Monday 20 June 11 23:03 BST (UK) »
I would like to thank all the people who have helped me with this difficult situation, I doubt if I will ever know the complete history of this family.

Thank you again, Yogi.