Looking for James crosbie

[Bertieone]

1911,
26 Palatine Rd, Seacombe
Charlotte Crosbie bn 1879, married,
with children

RG14, Piece22096

Husband must be on ship?

[Del]

With all the info i am getting,i am beginning to think,James is a bit of a,enigma!

Del

[Bertieone]

Can only find one James Crosbie registered between 1875/85, Cheshire search,

1876, Birkenhead, 8a 591

Not sure where James gets the 1879 birth from (1901census)

[dickiesam]

With all the info i am getting,i am beginning to think,James is a bit of a,enigma!
Del

Not really Del! Just too many James Crosbies who were in the MN. Sometimes these tangled webs take some untangling. I believe we have already accounted for the 1906 death of JC the tailor, and know who he was.

If you are descended from one of the children of Mary Crosby/McDonald I think your JC was probably the older one [a seaman, which fits the family lore], who was already married hence couldn't marry Mary. And because he died at sea [and probably buried at sea] his death will not be in the GRO Death Index.

[Del]

Mary 39 is wid in 1911 lodging in Roddlesworth St Kensington.
Thom listed as Isom...Maggie & James.
There's an item in Rootschat by a poster about James under Tugboat/Pilot crews.
In Anc there is a tree, not much info, they have Mary Elizabeth McDonald died in 1913 aged 43yrs.
Young Thomas died 1911 aged 12 yrs. No info for James snr.
James jr dying in Huyton in 1968 having married Bridget Nixon.
Elizabeth marr Wm Pagan at St Phillips 1920 and died in 1960

Hi,Tina
William married Elizabeth on the 8th Feb 1914,not 1920.

Del

[Tina]

another senior moment...

[Del]

I know the feeling i have many of them myself

Del