I am having trouble locating Leonard in 1911. I suspect it's because he's [a] in the Navy and [b] badly transcribed!
This is what I have for him in preceding records, and the nearest subsequent ones...
His parents were: Charles Harrison COCKS, and Elizabeth Ann née PRYNN. I have found them in 1911, along with Leonard's younger sister, Hilda, but not Leonard. Similarly I have found his elder brother, Stanley, with his wife, Alice.
I've tried all sorts of tricks - mainly on FMP.co.uk & FMP.com. I'm about to have a go on Ancestry, now, but thought that one of the census wizards might like the challenge!
Christine
This is what I have for him in preceding records, and the nearest subsequent ones...
- b 4 Jul 1885 [ChapelRegr #696; Seaman 212346; ADM196/156; ADM196/164] 1885q3 Stoke D 5b/307
- bap 8 Sep 1885 Ker St Wesleyan Methodist, D'port. Leonard Percy s/o Charles Harrison & Elizabeth Ann COCKS; D'port [ChapelRegr #696]
- 1891 RG12/1746 fo 123 p 45: "Leonard P COCKS" age 5, scholar, 14 Herbert St, Stoke Damerel
- 1901 RG13/2187 fo 122 p 31: "Leonard P COCKS" age 15, Boy (under training) 2nd Cl; HMS Lion, Maker Heights
- 1911 ?????
- m 11 Nov 1911 Totnes RO [5b/413], age 26; 1st Class Petty Offr RN, 8 Brandreth Terr, Devonport
- 1 Apr 1912: Seamanship passed 1st (86.9%) at Devonport [ADM196/156]
His parents were: Charles Harrison COCKS, and Elizabeth Ann née PRYNN. I have found them in 1911, along with Leonard's younger sister, Hilda, but not Leonard. Similarly I have found his elder brother, Stanley, with his wife, Alice.
I've tried all sorts of tricks - mainly on FMP.co.uk & FMP.com. I'm about to have a go on Ancestry, now, but thought that one of the census wizards might like the challenge!
Christine
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