Who is the Nephew of Jessie Sugden nee Anderson?

[KitCarson]

I don't want to get too excited but ...... YES?  However, finding him from 1915 onward will be a task.  I'll need all the help I can get so keep delving into the records for me.  At least we appear to have his movements in 1960 (although that was after Jessie had died)

Kit

[PatLac]

I'm sure he is her nephew and informant of her death, but I'll keep looking for him and his father. Do you think John Walter has remarried?

[KitCarson]

Unfortunately, I haven't a clue.  He could be anywhere after his discharge.  Did he come for James or did he let the Anderson side look after him.  He wasn't with them at 49 Falcon Gardens in the 1921c.

I wonder if he eventually ended up with Aunt Ella in South Africa.  She married Harold Damant Atherstone in Feb 1915 Edinburgh (I must request another copy of the certificate as its pretty awful) and died 1942 Dunlop House, Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

I've now booked a seat at the ScotlandPeople Centre for mid May.  That should give me time to get all of my ducks in a row.  Will also need to enquire about Wills and get that sorted at the same time.  I'd like to find William Anderson's from 1924 and Jessie Sugden, maybe others also.

Kit

[wilcoxon]

NameJames Anderson Young
GenderMaleBirth  Date10 Nov 1915
Birth Place Dundas, Ontario, Canada
Legitimacy Y
FatherJohn Young
MotherMargaret Anderson

John Young was a soldier 33 Battery CFA Militia Kingston


Incoming passenger lists.

NameJames Anderson Young
Arrival Age44 Birth Date10 Nov 1915 Port of Departure Durban, South Africa
Arrival Date 9 Sep 1960 Port of Arrival Southampton, England
Ports of Voyage Durban; East London; Port Elizabeth; Cape Town and Las Palmas Ship NameCarnarvon CastleShipping Line Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company Ltd Official Number1726/01

Great find! Not sure how to go about getting certificates etc but will give it some thought.

As the marriage only took place on 30 Sept 1915 she must have been heavily pregnant by the birth on 10 November.

John Young 31 Residence 250 Queens Street Ottawa
occupation Militia . Anglican
Birth Date   abt 1884
Birth Place   Wells Somerset England
Father   John Young
Mother   Carrie Hancock
Marriage Date   30 Sep 1915
Marriage Place   Carleton, Ontario, Canada

Spouse   Margaret Anderson Residence Inkerman Dundas
Born Edinburgh Presbyterian
Father William Anderson mother Mary Scott

[PatLac]

Unfortunately, I haven't a clue.  He could be anywhere after his discharge.  Did he come for James or did he let the Anderson side look after him.  He wasn't with them at 49 Falcon Gardens in the 1921c.

I wonder if he eventually ended up with Aunt Ella in South Africa.  She married Harold Damant Atherstone in Feb 1915 Edinburgh (I must request another copy of the certificate as its pretty awful) and died 1942 Dunlop House, Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa.

I've now booked a seat at the ScotlandPeople Centre for mid May.  That should give me time to get all of my ducks in a row.  Will also need to enquire about Wills and get that sorted at the same time.  I'd like to find William Anderson's from 1924 and Jessie Sugden, maybe others also.

Kit

Where have Ella's second and third forenames come from? Burn Brown? I couldn't see it properly in the BNA website.

[KitCarson]

Not the Anderson side as far as my research has gone.  I can't identify which Mary Scott the mother is (and I'm not alone in that) so there may be a connection on the Scott side.

[PatLac]

If this is Mary's DOD it says her mother's maiden name was ... Scott 

ANDERSON
MARY
66
SCOTT
F
1920
685 / 7 / 489
Morningside

[KitCarson]

Yes, parents were Walter Scott and Jessie Scott ms Scott.  From William and Mary's marriage cert.  All very confusing.

Kit

Added: I probably have Walter and Jessie in the 1851c with children:
Kelso Road, Kings Cross, Selkirk
Walter 35 Labourer from Yarrow
Jessie 34 Lilliesleaf, Roxburgh
Thomas 10 Selkirk
Margaret 8 Selkirk
Walter 5 Selkirk
Jane 2 Selkirk

[PatLac]

Yes, parents were Walter Scott and Jessie Scott ms Scott.  From William and Mary's marriage cert.  All very confusing.

Kit

Oh, I didn't know that, thank you. Do you know if the newspaper article was right? That both William and Mary were from Selkirkshire?