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Maybe he was brought up by someone else and adopted their name instead of his own.
Watching countdown yesterday and the host said he was born one name but took his stepfather's name. Doesn't look like any italian surnames but maybe the mother's. Births Mar 1884 (>99%) Irvine Peter Cope Rotherham 9c 653 Scan available - click to view Births Sep 1884 (>99%) Lidgett Peter John Rotherham 9c 613 Scan available - click to view Births Dec 1884 (>99%) Johnson Peter Rotherham 9c 680 Scan available - click to view Births Dec 1885 (>99%) Sheridan Peter Rotherham 9c 657 Scan available - click to view Births Mar 1886 (>99%) Kirk Peter Rotherham 9c 628 Scan available - click to view Births Jun 1886 (>99%) PARRY Peter Rotherham 9c 656 Scan available - click to view Births Sep 1886 (>99%) Lewin Peter Rotherham 9c 684
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Thanks Julie
Birthday is supposedly 22 July 1885 I did look at people born in Italy but living in Rotherham in 1881 and 1891. Thinking his parentage. Nothing in 1881 1891 Bartholomaus Federici 39 Head Rose A Federici 29 Wife Theresa Federici 5 Daughter Lucy Federici 1 Daughter Mary Federici 4/12 Daughter Joseph Federici 36 Brother Starbori Vincenzo 26 Cousin Pezzi Luigi 22 Visitor Stephen Hrugone 42 Head Betsy Hrugone 36 Wife The wives in both households are from Yorkshire
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Marg, I think you once said you had uploaded your daughters' DNA to MyHeritage? If that is the case, do they have any sizeable matches with location Italy on there? (You can use Filters - Location to find them.)
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No I haven’t. I looked at it but didn’t go any further. I’ll look into it tomorrow. Any tips on uploading it would be appreciated
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That makes it even more complicated
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These are all eliminated
All these boys have the correct date of birth on the transcription of their baptism. The entries where I've also seen the image of the PR are marked with an * Thomas Carroll, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 05 May 1891, parents Joseph and Anne, Rotherham, St Bede EDIT Eliminated - positively identified in 1939. Benjamin Samuel Coles, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 20 Aug 1885, parents Benjamin and Myra, Rotherham, Eastwood Methodist EDIT Eliminated - see next few posts *Horace Duke, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 24 Aug 1890, parents George and Eliza, Wheelwright Inn, Doncaster Gate, Rotherham, publican, Rotherham, Minster EDIT Eliminated - born Sheffield 1884, appears on 1911 census Bentley with Arksey, Yorkshire where he was with his parents in 1911. *Walter Kennedy, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 19 Aug 1885, parents William and Isabella, Rotherham, wheelsmith, Rotherham, Minster EDIT Eliminated - died 1886 *Charles Moore, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 31 Jul 1885, parents Sam and Jane, Greasbro' St, miner, Rotherham, St Michael & All Angels, Northfield EDIT Eliminated - With parents 1891, with brother 1901, married by 1911. Appears on 1939 reg with dob 22 Jul 1885. *Osborn Broughton Nash, b 22 Jul 1885, bap 22 Oct 1885, parents Horace Broughton and Clara Ann, Nelson St, mining engineer, Rotherham, St Stephen, Eastwood EDIT Eliminated, died 1926 Not seeing any Italians!
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Why would he say he wasn’t wanted if he was brought up until possibly joining the army with his family. I’m still thinking foundling
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But Merry's list doesn't mean they were brought up with their family. Sometimes women lied about being married (Merry just solved a mystery for me, the mother lived about being married when she baptised and registered the child). Sometimes parents split up and the child was dumped on reluctant relatives or into a home. "I wasn't wanted" could mean anything from a nasty step parent to complete abandonment.
Off on a flight of fantasy again - Benjamin Cole might be not Italian, but Jewish? Baptised in the Methodist church means nothing. My Jewish mother in law was baptised C of E. OC |
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