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Born 1876 in Glossop, Derbyshire. With parents in 1881:

DAVIES, John Head Married M 40 1841 Stonemason
Funt, Wales VIEW
DAVIES, Margaret Wife Married F 42 1839
Ribchester, Lancashire VIEW
FISH, John Thos Stepson Single M 19 1862 Engraver At Calico Printworks
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
FISH, James Stepson Single M 17 1864 Paper Maker
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
FISH, William Stepson Single M 16 1865 Dyer In Calico Printworks
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
FISH, Alexander Stepson Single M 13 1868 Half Timer At Calico Printworks
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
FISH, Annie Stepdaughter Single F 8 1873 Scholar
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
DAVIES, Llewelyn Son Single M 5 1876 Scholar
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
DAVIES, Margaret Daughter Single F 3 1878 Scholar
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
Piece: 3459
Folio: 77
Page: 11
Registration District: Hayfield
Civil Parish: Glossop Dale
Municipal Borough:
Address: Wilsons Terrace, Glossop Dale
County: Derbyshire

The Fish children are from Margaret's first marriage to Richard Fish.

In 1891:

WOODIWISS, Henry Head Married M 33 1858 Carriage Painter
Matlock Bath, Derbyshire VIEW
WOODIWISS, Ann Wife Married F 31 1860
Tansley, Derbyshire VIEW
WOODIWISS, Emily K Daughter F 9 1882 Scholar
Bakewell, Derbyshire VIEW
WOODIWISS, Charles H Son M 5 1886
Bakewell, Derbyshire VIEW
GOODWIN, Thomas W Boarder Single M 23 1868 Saddler
Tideswell, Derbyshire VIEW
SPENCER, John Boarder M 26 1865 Joiner
Middleton by Wirksworth, Derbyshire VIEW
DAVIES, Llewelyn Servant M 16 1875 Stable Boy Domestic
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
Piece: 2773
Folio: 18
Page: 29
Registration District: Bakewell
Civil Parish: Bakewell
Municipal Borough:
Address: Buxton Road, Bakewell
County: Derbyshire

No sign thereafter. No death, no emigration, no marriage.

I see what you mean.
Did wonder if this child was connected, but can't see him either!

Births Jun 1908 (>99%)
Davies Llewellyn Derby 7b 666

Have you found the rest of the family?

Jan

Oh yes, Jan. Spent the last 10 years on the Fish lot, from first marriage of Margaret (Duxbury). I am descended from second marriage to John Davies. Margaret 1878 is my g grandmother. John D is also a mystery, appears in Glossop for the first time on the above census, isn't married to Margaret till 1890, says he is a widower. Separate thread on John Davies of Flintshire. No sign.

Margaret and John have three kids. Llewellyn, Margaret and Mary (Sep 1881).

DAVIS, John Head Married M 50 1841 Stone Mason
Llanasa, Flintshire VIEW
DAVIS, Margaret Wife Married F 53 1838
Dilworth, Lancashire VIEW
DAVIS, Annie Fish Daughter Single F 18 1873 Weaver Cotton
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
DAVIS, Maggie Daughter F 13 1878 Weaver Tenter Cotton
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
DAVIS, Mary Daughter F 9 1882
Glossop, Derbyshire VIEW
Piece: 2783
Folio: 48
Page: 22
Registration District: Hayfield
Civil Parish: Glossop
Municipal Borough: Glossop
Address: 11, Derby Street, Glossop, Whitfield
County: Derbyshire

Traced them all except Llewellyn, through to death.

I will get that birth in 1908.

Margaret

This maybe the child born 1908


Deaths Sep 1908
DAVIS Llewellyn - 0 - Derby 7b 279

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name: Llewellyn Davis
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 17 Aug 1908
baptism/christening place: St. Wesberghs, Derby, Derbyshire, England

father's name: Charles Davis
mother's name: Gertrude Davis

Where did you find that Mike?

Margaret

First name(s): Llewelyn
Last name: DAVIES
Calculated year of birth: 1877
Parish of birth: Glossop
Town of birth: Glossop
County of birth: Derbyshire
Age at attestation: 18 years 9 months
Attestation date: 14 November 1895
Attestation corps: Princess of Wales's Own (Yorkshire Regiment) Report transcription error
Attestation soldier number: 5073
Discharge rank:
Discharge corps:
Discharge soldier number:
The National Archives reference: WO97 / 4651 / 41

Looks as though he left in 1907 - Have sent you the images

The 1908 christening is on familysearch

Wow, Kay has got him, definitely. He served 12 years, and rose to be a Sergeant.

Thanks so much, Kay.

No sign of him in 1911, have searched FMP emigrations, but many with no age/date of birth.

Forgotten what overseas records there are, can anyone remind me?

Margaret

wonder if he was called up again in 1914 ......... he would have been well within the age range.

My grandfather was born in 1875, was married with 3 children when he was called up in 1915.

Possible death found in 1916, place unknown. Sent for certificate, though I doubt it will tell me much.

Still doesn't tell me where he was in 1911. He might not have returned to Glossop, so could be anywhere.