Genealogy Chat

His father may have died before Dick's marriage. Don't rely on them adding "deceased" to the father's occupation on the marriage cert. My mother did not put "deceased" for her father when she married and he had been dead for nearly 20 years by then!

Jill

By the way - Gravesend parish records are searchable on Medway's site - Cityark. Especially useful for marriages as it saves you £7 per cert plus you get to see their signatures.

I haven't tried that actually i'll look into that tonight.

Thank you Julie

1891 census
Arthur glew abt 1873 stockton durham
with widowed father Joseph bricklayer
charles 19
arthur 18 bricklayer
emily 14
This arthur fits with the birth found.

Have you looked for a marriage in Scotland as Isabella Davidson sounds scottish to me

Sorry everyone, i work for the Home Office and can't be logged on to personal sites at all times during the day. Mornings for a few minutes, the same for afternoons and a little bit in the evening.

Dick Glew was a Fitters Mate born in Dec 1902 in Ripon, Yorkshire. Married a Mary Ann Francis in Kent. His Father listed as Arthur Henry Glew on the marriage certificate his occupation was Foreman for the Gravesend Corporation. The marriage was registered in 1929 so he would have to have died some time after that (obviously) Maybe my computer is playing up when i look up people on BMD. I spent most of last night pouring over every page of the 1901 census for Ripon but the handwritting is TERRIBLE.

So sorry for the delay, i'll be back on tonight, please help me even with my short commings, i am sorry!

Dudley

As said a lot of times. I don't think people realise how quick a response they can get to their query

yes - we understand that -
but his request was logged at 08.29
and the first response was 08.31

Why post a request - then immediately shut down your computer!

Christine

Maybe he's gone to work and will check back later?

People, I know it's frustrating but sometimes you need to understand that people can't always be at their PC's when they start a thread asking for help.

Occupation of Arthur Henry/Harry would be useful

Dudley - are you still there??
can we have some response please??

Christine

Dick is on the FreeBMD but as 1/4 1 1903

Possible in 1901, this one is single but we don't know yet when the marriage was.

1901 England Census
about Henry Glew
Name: Henry Glew
Age: 28
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1873
Relation: Boarder
Gender: Male
Where born: Yorkshire, England

Civil Parish: Hutton Conyers
Ecclesiastical parish: Sharow
Town: Hutton Conyers
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Ripon
Sub registration district: Wath
ED, institution, or vessel: 3
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 10
Household Members: Name Age
Henry Glew 28
Mary Weatherill 39
Tom Weatherill 39

Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 4044; Folio: 24; Page: 3.

There a few Henry Glew/Glue in FamilySearch.org. Some in York and Lincoln areas. Hope one fits.

Was Dick born 1902 in Ripon?

Just did a name search on this site


Birth registered in qtr 1 1903

Name: Arthur Henry Glew
Year of Registration: 1872
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
District: Darlington
County: Durham, Yorkshire - North Riding
Volume: 10a
Page: 36 (click to see others on page)

a birth for your g.grandad???
Christine

I'm having real problems finding two people.

My Great Grandad and Great Grandmother.

On my Grandfathers birth certificate, Dick Glew, my G-Grandads name is Harry Glew and G-Grandmothers name is Isabella Davidson and the birth is registered in Ripon, St Marys Gate, Yorkshire.

I scoured the BMD to even find the record of Dicks birth as it wasn't transcribed before. I then looked at my Grandfathers Marriage Certificate that named my Great Grandad as Arthur Henry Glew... I know that Harry is the same as Henry but my problem is that i cannot find a trace of him or his wife Isabella Glew in any census or BMD record... I'd love any help on this. Any research ideaswould be great!

Many thanks and i hope that isn't too confusing to read.

Dudley