Sidney George Bathgate

  Noted events in his life were:

• source. & Ray & Doreen Axford (nee Bathgate) who write:
On May 4th 1910, The United States Census of Englewood city,Ward 2, Bergen, in the State of New Jersey, USA
We find a Sidney Bathgate, aged 28, single, white male, working as a waiter in a club, unable to read remainder of document.
However, the NARA(National Archives and Records Administration 1910 references are Roll is T624_868, Page 23A. Enumeration District: 11 Image: 632
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we then find him marrying at the end of 1910 in Brighton as below
Surname Given Name District Volume Page
Marriages Dec 1910
Bathgate Sidney G Steyning 2b 553
Jupp Rose A Steyning 2b 553
The district Steyning is in the county of Sussex
Created 1st July 1837.
Sub-districts : Hove; New Shoreham; Preston; Shoreham; Steyning
GRO volumes : VII (1837-51); 2b (1852-1930).
Aldrington, Ashurst, Botolphs, Bramber, Coombes, Edburton, Fulking, Hangleton, Henfield, Hove, Kingston by Sea, Lancing (from 1870), New Shoreham, Old Shoreham, Patcham, Portslade, Poynings, Preston, Shermanbury, Sompting, Southwick, Steyning, Upper Beeding, West Blatchington, Woodmancote.
Registers now divided between Worthing , Brighton & Hove and Haywards Heath districts.
The Marriage Certificate revealed further information - as follows:-
They married on the 20th December 1910, at St Barnabus Church in the Parish of Hove, in the County of Sussex
Entry Number: 389
Sidney George Bathgate, aged 29, Bachelor, Profession: Steward Residence at time of Marriage: 12 Well Street Stratford, E. Father's name: John Shapland Bathgate Ocupation: Clerk
Rose Alice Jupp, aged 28, Spinster, no occupation Residence at time of marriage: 55 Cowper Street, Hove
Father's name: William Jupp (deceased)
Witnesses were :
Herbert Jupp
Frederick Arthur Pearson
The Vicar: Francis H D Smythe
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He and Rose a month later, then sailed to New York, probably for their honeymoon.
The ships manifest.reads
First Name: Sidney George
Last Name: Bathgate
Ethnicity: British-English
Last Place of Residence: Hove, England
Date of Arrival: Jan 19, 1911
Age at Arrival: 29y Gender: M Marital Status: M
Ship of Travel: New York
Port of Departure: Southampton
Manifest Line Number: 0005
Occupation: Caterer
The manifest gave addditional information:-
that he was in New York in 1910
his destination was to go to a friend, Mr Frank La Marche of 242 2.47th Street, New York
His height was 5'6", a fair complexion, with brown hair and brown eyes, born in London, England
His wife was 5'5" a fair complexion, with brown hair and grey eyes, born at Brighton, England
The passage for both of them was paid for by Sidney George Bathgate.
New York Passenger Lists,
about Sidney George Bathgate
Name: Sidney George Bathgate Original Record
Arrival Date: 20 Jan 1911
Estimated birth year: abt 1881
Age: 29 Years 5 Months
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Southampton, England
Ethnicity/Race-/Nationality: English
Ship Name: New York
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Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Nativity: England
Line: 5
Microfilm Serial: T715
Microfilm Roll: T715_1620
Birth Location: England
Birth Location Other: london
Page Number: 14
Nearest friend or relative in UK, stated on document was Mrs Brewer, 2 Lower Market Street,Brighton
The ship he sailed to America on was called the "New York"
Built by J. & G. Thomson Limited, Glasgow, Scotland, 1888. 10,499 gross tons; 560 (bp) feet long; 60 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 20 knots. 1,740 passengers (540 first class, 200 second class, 1,000 third class).Cliper stem, three funnels and three masts. Built for Inman & International Steamship Company, in 1888 and named City of New York. Liverpool-New York service. World's fastest ship 1892-93. Sold to American Line, in 1893 and renamed New York. Southampton to New York service. Renamed USS Harvard in 1898. Served briefly for US Navy in 1898 during the Spanish-American war. Returned to American Line, in 1898 and reverted to New York. Southampton to New York service. Renamed USS Plattsburg in 1917. Armed merchant cruiser service. Sold in 1920 and reverted to New York. to Polish Navigation Company. New York-Danzig service. New York-Mediterranean service in 1922. Scrapped at Genoa in 1923.
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3 years later, on the 1st June 1914 we found Sidney & Rose arriving in Quebec aboard the Canadian passenger list
of the "SS Megantic" sailing from Liverpool to Quebec in Canada
This document revealed that they were heading for Quebec, his occupation being an electrician employed by a hotel and Rose stating herself as a housewife, being employed by a Hotel.'
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On the 12th May 1916, we find Sidney George Bathgate, at the border crossing from Canada into Newport, Vermont, USA, stating that his occupation was a waiter, aged 34, his nearest relative in country whence he he came, being Father, John S Bathgate, Stratford, London, Eng. - His final destination being New York.
His borner crossing document on the 12th May states that he is 5' 7"
aged 34, born London, England and refers to New York, Jan 19,.1911.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~On the On the 1st June 1916, we find his wife, Rose Alice Bathgate following Sidney, out from Liverpool, arriving at Quebec aboard the ss Majestic, aged 32, she states the name of her nearest relative or friend in country whence she came, being Mrs Louisa Bank, sister, Candia, Crete, Greece.
Rose stated her final destination as being Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA and her last permanent address being Quebec, Canada.
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He registered for the duty in World War 1, on 12th September 1918, with the Local Board for Division No.7 for the County of New Haven, Milford, Connecticut. his registration papers state that he was born on 22 July 1881 and his FHL Roll number is 1562005, the order number was 3515, Serial number 1229.
His present occupation was a Salvage Inspector, His employers were Remington Arms Company at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
His nearest relative is Rose Alice Bathgate, 219e, Broadway, Myrtle Beach, Maitland, USA

• connection. Sidney Bathgate (1882) is linked to Doreen & Ray Axford [ray.axford@btinternet.com] to me in the following way:

Sidney Bathgate (1882)
His father was John Bathgate (1855) & he also had Emma Bathgate (1892) who married James Griffiths (1892)
His father was James Griffiths (1841)
His father was Richard Griffiths (1794) & he also had Mary Ann Griffiths (1837) who married Richard Pickin (1840)
They had William Pickin (1876)
He had Albert Pickin (1905)
He had Doreen Pickin (1928) who married James Kilcommons (1925)
His father was James Kilcommons (1887) who married May Davis (1895)
Her father was Thomas Davis (1868)
His father was George Davis (1846)
His father was Thomas Davis (1805c) 7 he also had Joseph Davies (1852)
He had Joseph Davies (1852)
He had G A Davies (1894)
He had Colin Davies (1925)
He had me Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)

Sidney married Rose Alice Jupp on 20 Dec 1910 in St Barnabas, Parkish of Hove, Steyning, Sussex England. (Rose Alice Jupp was born in 1883 and died in 1957 in Hillsborough, Florida USA.)