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    Elected to the Royal Academy 1945 - would they have any records?
    "dyfal donc a dyr y garreg"

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    Quote Originally Posted by wimsey View Post
    articles say he attended the School for the Deaf at Margate. I don't know if their records would exist anywhere?
    https://historyof.place/location/the...deaf-children/
    Thank you, have contacted project with story so far, will help towards their project also

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    Quote Originally Posted by helachau View Post
    Elected to the Royal Academy 1945 - would they have any records?

    Good idea, but still no mention of parents.


    Must have remarried, painting of his daughter Mary
    https://www.artuk.org/discover/artwo...1/view_as/grid

    Why no paintings of his father and mother and any siblings

    Why no reports of his proud British civil servant parents supporting him in his artistic work, painting the cocktail bar of the Queen Mary ship

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    Quote Originally Posted by shippo View Post
    Sorry but the above has me confused. Was he illegitimate?

    Sorry, don't know, just strange his parents are never mentioned, no paintings of them

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    Quote Originally Posted by CourtenayL View Post
    Sorry, don't know, just strange his parents are never mentioned, no paintings of them
    Were his parents ashamed of him being 'deaf and dumb' appalling term

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    Quote Originally Posted by CourtenayL View Post
    Were his parents ashamed of him being 'deaf and dumb' appalling term
    His parents may have died etc. Until their names are found its anyones guess what happened.

    I posted this earlier and wonder if he would have had to name his parents on the record.

    HO 334 - Home Office: Immigration and Nationality Department: Duplicate Certificates of Naturalisation, Declarations of British Nationality.
    Hope the link works.

    https://discovery.nationalarchives.g...ls/r/C14944270

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    Quote Originally Posted by shippo View Post
    His parents may have died etc. Until their names are found its anyones guess what happened.

    I posted this earlier and wonder if he would have had to name his parents on the record.

    HO 334 - Home Office: Immigration and Nationality Department: Duplicate Certificates of Naturalisation, Declarations of British Nationality.
    Hope the link works.

    https://discovery.nationalarchives.g...ls/r/C14944270

    Thank you

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    In 1927, he married, but this marriage proved unsuccessful. His second marriage to Gertrude Parker in 1940 was a happy one, and they ultimately raised two children.
    Im not sure how reliable the info is on the link but may give some clues to trace him with.

    https://books.google.com.au/books?id...homson&f=false

    A maybe for daughter Mary ??, born before the 1940 marriage.

    Births Jun 1939
    Thomson Mary A G MMN Parker District Kensington 1a 158

    Obviously she was known by both surnames, hers and his before the marriage.

    Thomson Alfred R Thomson District Wycombe 3a 5491
    Thomson Alfred R Parker District Wycombe 3a 5491

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    Im not finding anything else on him.

    The marriage certificate to his first marriage as suggested earlier might be the only chance of getting a name for his father, if he knew it.

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