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Albert Henry Stockdale born l886 in Greenwich London.July/Aug/Sept quarter. My great grandfatther George Henry Stockdale was his father believe his mother's name was Rosetta - Can anyone confirm this for me please. Thank you Irene

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    I have answered your question before re: Rosetta . She had such an unusual name I thought it might be easy to find, after going through all of the records I found this eventually.

    I found only one lady with the name Rosetta but it is actually a middle name, I think this may be her, and that you should actually be searching for George and Elizabeth.

    England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index: 1837-1983

    about Elizabeth Rosetta Titterrell

    Name: Elizabeth Rosetta Titterrell

    Year of Registration: 1864

    Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep

    District: Shoreditch

    County: London, Middlesex

    Volume: 1c

    Page: 204 (click to see others on page)

    I did find a couple of George and Elizabeths listed but not in the London area.

    I firmly believe Rosetta to be the middle name.

    England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index: 1837-1983

    about Albert Henry Stockdale

    Name: Albert Henry Stockdale

    Year of Registration: 1886  

    Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep  

    District: Greenwich  

    County: Greater London, Kent, London  

    Volume: 1d  

    Page: 1033

    I have been unable to place Albert with either of his parents in any census return, I found this information for you, it shows him living with his maternal gran Lucretia, it also gives her name as "Letterell" , in this census she was a widow.  You will notice that the younger Lucetia as another variation of the name, hers is down as " Tetterrell".

    1901 England Census

    about Albert Stockdale

    Name: Albert Stockdale

    Age: 14  

    Estimated Birth Year: abt 1887

    Relation: Nephew  

    Gender: Male

    Where born: Rotherhithe

      

    Civil Parish: St Paul  

    Ecclesiastical parish: St Paul  

    County/Island: London  

    Country: England  

      

    Street address:

    Occupation:

    Condition as to marriage:

    Education:

    Employment status: View Image

      

    Registration district: Greenwich  

    Sub registration district: Deptford Central  

    ED, institution, or vessel: 4  

    Neighbors: View others on page  

    Household schedule number: 227

    Household Members: Name Age

    Cecil Gray 7  

    Esther Gray 48  

    Hannah Gray 14  

    Henry Gray 2  

    Lucretia Litterell 62  

    Albert Stockdale 14  

    George Stockdale 16  

    Harry Stone 19  

    Lucretia Tetterell 13

    If you were to order the birth certificate that would be confirmation of his parents for you. You can purchase it on line for £7:00 or it was last year in any case £8:50, this you can do by contacting the site below.

    http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/

    Hope this helps.


  2. Ok ... I'm just very preliminary guessing that George Henry and his wife died early, since I think that this Albert was living with a Grandfather in 1891 and an aunt in 1901. If this is the cause, his mother may have been Rosina/Rosetter Titterell (b 1865), daughter of Thomas (b 1838) & Lucretia Titterell  But, I'm just very much guessing at this point.

    Please email me (see my nickname & click it, then email from there) and I'll try to help.

    Thanks!

  3. The only way you'll confirm anything is to spend £7 and buy the birth certificate.  Short, brutal answer, but true.  No-one can do this for you unless there is some kind of "Stockdale" ONS (One-name Study) group out there, which somehow I doubt or someone is already researching this name and person and happens to be reading Yahoo.  The odds of that?  Pretty remote.  I've got more chance of winning tomorrow nights lottery and I don't even buy a ticket!

    Generally, I've been lucky, out of all the hundred or so certificates I've ordered over the last three years or so, only three have been wrong and a complete waste of money.  Sadly, mistakes in this game do happen.  That's genealogy for you.  Nothing is ever certain until you see the record.

  4. Up until 1911 the birth index only gives the child's name, then the mother's maiden name was added, but not her full name. You will need to buy a birth certificate to confirm the mother's name.

    Unless you can cross reference their marriage registration.

  5. you could try looking on here  http://www.findmypast.com/signout.jsp   or http://www.freebmd.org.uk/
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