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chas3351
10-01-12, 21:40
Hi I'm struggling to find the parents and birth certificate for Egbert Pring. The story starts 26/12/1940 where there was an argument and Egbert ends up hitting his head on a fire place and dying. There is a report in the Enfield Gezette but none of the family have ever talked about it and now all are dead.
His death certificate shows him dying at the age of 55 birth year 1885. He fathered many children with different surnames, Pring Shaw and could have been born a Bampton.He may have been born in Froyle Hampshire. Some of his children are Robert Pring b1919 Egbert Pring b1915 yet he didn't marry untill 1928 to Beatrice Stone formally Shaw. Other children which i have not fond are, names removedand 3 children that died young. His mother may have remarried a Watson as name removed is listed as being a step daughter but i'm not sure. In 1911 he lived in ponders end enfield middlesex where he worked in the Lea Valley gravel pits and was told that if he married Beatrice he would be cut out of his mothers will.
He may be the first ever case of identity thieft.
This is my first posting, help please.
Ken

Margaret in Burton
10-01-12, 21:49
Welcome to the site Ken.

Where did he say he was born on the 1911 census?

Margaret in Burton
10-01-12, 22:01
Also have you found him on the 1901 and 1891 census?

kiterunner
10-01-12, 22:07
Ken, does his marriage certificate state his father's name and occupation?

kiterunner
10-01-12, 22:21
This is from the 1911 census entry at Ponders End, Enfield, Middlesex but I haven't seen the image, just the free index info:

Richard Hellier Head 59 Bovey Tracey Devon
Elizabeth Jane Pring 52 Froyle Hampshire
Egbert Pring 24 Froyle Hampshire.

kiterunner
10-01-12, 22:23
Ken, I've removed some of the names from your post in case the people concerned are still living as our forum policy is not to post details of living people without their consent. If you know for sure that any of them is no longer alive the name(s) can be put back in.

kiterunner
10-01-12, 22:35
Ah, and I guess you already have this 1891 census entry since you mention the surname Bampton:
Shooters Hill Road, Kidbrook, London
John Pring Head M 43 Servant RMAS Milverton Somerset
Elizabeth J Pring Wife M 33 Froyle Hampshire
Egbert Bampton Nephew 6 Paddington London

Can you explain what you mean about identity theft, please? Are you saying that the Egbert Pring who married Beatrice wasn't the real Egbert Pring / Bampton but someone pretending to be him? (Though even if that is so, I'm sure there were plenty of cases of identity theft long before that - even going back as far as Jacob and Esau in the Bible!)

kiterunner
10-01-12, 22:52
Elizabeth Jane Rampton was baptised 4 Jul 1858 at Froyle, Hampshire, parents James and Charlotte, and her birth registration is also spelt Rampton, so I think that Bampton on the 1891 census is a mistake and should be Rampton.

There is a birth registration for Egbert Rampton Jul-Sep 1885 Fulham vol 1a p 290. The birth certificate should tell you his parents' names, or at least his mother's name. It's possible that Elizabeth Jane could be his mother as illegitimate children were sometimes listed as nephew / niece on the census to avoid embarrassment. (Elizabeth Jane Rampton married Edward John Pring in 1887.)

chas3351
10-01-12, 23:54
Hi There is only one entry on any of the census records,for egbert pring froyle hampshire 1887. His death certificate put birth year as 1885 which is right for egbert bampton (paddington), nephew of elizabeth pring, again froyle hampshire. where ever i've found egbert i've found elizabeth. I can't find any birth certificates for egbert pring or bampton. Ok not identity thieft but created a new identity with no birth cerfificate or a fake one!!.
I don't have his marriage certificate yet. There was a another brother John pring called johney b1925 d1989.
If only i could find one of his relative before 1911. Is elizabeth an aunt or his mother? was he born out of wedlock and given away for an aunt to raise? Bible, yes like it!
Ken
PS Thank for editing anthing that is not appropreate.

chas3351
10-01-12, 23:58
Kiterunner
Bril!!! I think you have cracked it.
Will investigate further.
Many thanks ken

KiwiChris
12-01-12, 06:41
1911 Elizabeth Pring is the housekeeper and says she is a widow. Egbert is a boarder in the house and is a general labourer.

Elizabeth does not say how long she was married but she says she had one child, and then that is crossed out.

Merry
12-01-12, 06:48
Presumably the crossing out is because she wasn't supposed to report about children if she was a widow.

KiwiChris
12-01-12, 07:15
I imagine so, the householder who was also a widower has done the same thing.
At least we know that Elizabeth is admitting to having one child.

Margaret in Burton
12-01-12, 09:22
I assume Ken is sending for the birth cert.

sue
11-04-15, 18:32
Ken, my great (step) grandfather was Egbert Pring. He lived with Beatrice Shaw/Stone from about 1914 until his death. They got married in 1928 when I presume her 1st husband died - no divorce. Her 1st husband was William Stone. Stone was a gypsy, their first child, Beatrice, was my grandmother. My mother,Peggy told me about going to Stone's funeral when his possessions were burnt in the caravan. As a child I met all the Prings and some of the Stones. I have a fair amount of information including Egbet's death. I've only just joined this site so only just found your post. We should email

Merry
12-04-15, 08:45
Hi Sue, Welcome to GF!

It looks like Ken hasn't been on this site for a while, but if you click his user name on the first post (chas3351), select View Public Profile and then click the Contact Info tab you will see an option to send him a message by email.

I hope you mange to make contact!

sue
12-04-15, 10:04
Thanks Merry, I have now done that albeit late Saturday night. Will just have to wait now and hope. Will post on forum if contact is made just to let everyone know. Thanks for the welcome to GF.

tenterfieldjulie
13-04-15, 10:58
Hi Sue, My 3xgrtgrandfather John Sloman m Amy Pring at Milverton in 1816.
Her line has been traced 3 generations with the men all marrying Mary .. so maybe they thought they needed a change and named her Amy!!
Edward Pring married Mary Hall, William Pring m Mary Southey, Anthony Pring m 1725 at Milverton to Mary Farthing. I would imagine there is a fair chance that we are somehow connected. Do any of these names ring a bell? Julie

sue
07-07-15, 18:17
Hi Julie, not been on site for a while so just got your message. None of the names you mention mean anything to me but I have not traced back the pring line as my interest has been focused on the stone family (Beatrice Prings 1st marriage). Not sure where my g gfather fits into your list but as pring seems an unusual name there is a chance we are connected somehow.