#24 I was working on the basis that Annie VALE is the mother, father currently unknown, when mother married Samuel TATTERSFIELD Ronald was a 14/15 year old boy.....who came to live with the TATTERSFIELD family!
Samuel W TATTERSFIELD b 1879 being Albert R's elder brother
#29 I have checked CWGC for civilain deaths, there are 3 males none can I connect to Ronald.....
#30 Looks like the same person as Ronald gives his occupation as Co director on the 1955 manifest
Also getting Annie TATERSFIELD nee VALE marriage & death certificates may prove good investments & fruitful
www.gro.gov.uk cost £9.25 gbp ( sterling)
Red Herring time Ronald is an anagram of Roland, Albert TATTERSFIELD's second forename!!
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Thread: Ronald William Vale
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23-04-2014, 10:50 AM #31
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23-04-2014, 11:52 AM #32
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Interesting story, using the dates he lived to a fine age, 94.
You need to establish a skeleton family tree first, then flesh it out, what would be really helpful would be BDM info for Ronald William's;
Father & Mother (maiden name)
He could not vote until he was 21, which, assuming dob of 1919, gives an earliest date of 1940 (changed to 18 in 1969) to be on an electoral roll. The first election for which he was eligible was likely to be 1945 (26 yrs old) as 1940 election not held due to WWII.
His wife with date and place of marriage and a name for his brother-in-law/father-in-law.
You state that he died in Australia, so there must be a date when he migrated to Australia. There should be an exit document from UK and an entry document for Australia. Also any residence information in Australia likely to be in an electoral roll.
UK and Australian (trove.nal.gov.au) digital newspapers can also be very helpful.
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24-04-2014, 1:36 AM #33
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Thanks Peter. No I have no name of parents although I should get the mother's first name from the birth certificate. I am working with his brother in law as his children are not interested it would appear. On his death he was quickly cremated and his ashes sent to a friend in Fiji!
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24-04-2014, 1:38 AM #34
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Yes I have his Australian entry information. He came steerage to be a farm worker.
A few years later after he went back to the UK he returned first class and was a company director.
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24-04-2014, 1:53 AM #35
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Yes thanks Curious 68 I have most of that and a good dossier of his newspaper appearances.
I must also thank all who have responded. I went away for a couple of days and wham, so many replies. I have garnered quite a bit including information I did not have. I have enogh to keep me off the streets for some time. His ability with German is something quite well known. He had an in law whose family originated in the north of the then Yugoslavia and formerly part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. She attested to his perfect German and her grandmother who spoke the rare dialect of that reason had long conversations with him in her dialect.
I note that one response indicated a Pvt R.W. Vale was a POW in Austria. He may have learnt German there but an obscure dialect?
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24-04-2014, 2:17 AM #36jac65Guest
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24-04-2014, 3:40 AM #37
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24-04-2014, 5:10 AM #38jac65Guest
Hi
It would be worth your while following up on his Application for Assisted Passage form. There are 7 pages and includes work history and medical report, there is also a copy of the letter advising that his application was approved.
From the website (link below) Select Search the Collection on left side of page
then select RecordSearch (Use RecordSearch to conduct a
Then enter Ronald William Vale in Keywords Box and Search
Amongst the results is his 1950 emigration information on the SS Empire Brent, select the image in the Digitised Item column
It then opens on the first page, you can select subsequent pages using the box top centre.
https://www.naa.gov.au/
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24-04-2014, 5:37 AM #39
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Yes good I use them a lot of military stuff. His record is there and it contains useful information.
Thanks Andy
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24-04-2014, 1:22 PM #40Brian SGuest
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