Frederick Kingston

[bkingston]

I'm searching for Frederick Kingston and his family. Frederick was born in Manchester (England) on 18 Aug 1887 and was living at 98 Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester according to the 1901 census. He is understood to have emigrated to Australia and we believe that he settled in or around Perth, had at least 2 sons (one we think was called Sid) who may have been ranchers in Western Australia. I've searched for immigration info and discovered a record that indicates a Frederick Kingston arrived in Victoria from britain abord the Orsova in July 1910. Would be very grateful for any help in tracing this member of my family.

Thanks!

[uksearch]

Can you post the Census reference numbers,I can't find him on Ancestry? In 1891 he appears to be living with his grandparents at 74 Stockport Rd,Levenshulme (RG 12 3181 folio 36)

UK

[barrie wise]

These may be related and will give you a possible starting point:

Frederick Kingston died 26th October 1956 aged 73
Frederick Charles Kingston died 3rd August 1977 aged 74
Sidney Kingston died 9th November 1974 aged 70

Further information can be seen at - www.mcb.wa.gov.au

Hope this helps,
Regards,
Barrie.

[mack]

i live in levenshulme,born+bred,kingstons had a tobacconists shop on stockport rd,levenshulme.
in oct 1917,pte ernest kingston royal welsh fusiliers, was living at 98 stockport rd.
mack

[ChristineR]

These may be related and will give you a possible starting point:

Frederick Kingston died 26th October 1956 aged 73
Frederick Charles Kingston died 3rd August 1977 aged 74
Sidney Kingston died 9th November 1974 aged 70

Further information can be seen at - www.mcb.wa.gov.au

Hope this helps,
Regards,
Barrie.

There is a WW1 service record on the National Australian Archives for a Frederick Charles KINGSTON from Western Australia who was born Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire abt 1892, his father Charles William. His father's address is shown as Denmark, Western Australia. Whilst serving he married in England?, so the file contains a marriage extract. He was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal.
.http://www.naa.gov.au/collection/recordsearch.aspx

Christine