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So by 1972 he's settled in Los Angeles.How to find a death over there.(Unless he's 101 and going fine).

And an earlier Business trip

Just made an interesting find on Findmypast.Please see attachments.

No.I've been trying to ring Ealing Archives but getting no answer as yet.

Just obtained a list of voters at 105, Canfield Gardens for 1953.6 residents remaining from 1952 and Joseph and Margaret absent.

Ancestry's relationship software doesn't sound so good in plain English I would agree. My 2nd Cousin once removed in the link, by the way, is Robert Foden 1925, hence my interest in the Children of William Foden thread.

Not seeing any of the 3 of them after 1952.Perhaps they left England and Wales.

Would anybody be so kind as to check the 1953 rolls at the 2 addresses in #38 for Joseph, Margaret or Frances?

Am attaching updated J S-W profile page from my Ancestry Tree to show additions.Thanks for everyone's continuing help.Anyone see any possible Deaths/Burials passenger journeys post 1952 for a J and/or M Scott-Webb(e)?

So thats why no 1951 entry in the E Rolls can be found.The address ceased to exist after 1950.

He was a caretaker of overseas students but not sure if she was a student or another member of staff there.

Corrected previous post from living with his sister to living with his Mother.

The story goes that Adelaide was tipped off that Joseph was seeing Margaret by his Mother.She returned to Pelsall pregnant with their third child who never met his father.

I has to strongly suspect that.yes

Do they disappear from Queen's gate gardens after 1950?

Dont think I can on my Library membership but I've turned up these on a name search.Notice Joseph Scott Webb(Scott was his MMN)becomes Joseph Scott-Webbe.Think this is going under the radar.However when he winds up living with his Mom the e drops off.

Yes, I'm researching a distant relative.

Yes, and given the Anglo-Saxon name probably she came in from Canada, Australia or New Zealand maybe.What is your source for the E Rolls?Ancestry?

That's brilliant work thanks Master Brummie.

So in 1948 Joseph and Adelaide were together in Pelsall along with their 2 boys.Around 1949/50 he meets up with Margaret Taylor who has moved into the same address.