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Re: Elias Eagles, 1st hus to Mary Crook who later m. Robert Knell, dau ~ Elizabeth Eagles m. to Prime Thornton Coleman

lillievance4 — 2009-10-22 02:42:34Z

In reply to your question of what happened to Elias Eagles..lst husband to Mary Crook Eagles. They lived in Nauvoo, Illinois..when the Nauvoo Saints were required to leave Nauvoo, She went on ahead to Winter Qtrs where she waited for Elias to join her. He never came. While serving as an LDS Nauvoo, Illinois Missionary, I did research on what happened to Elias Eagles. I never felt he would desert his family. While in Nauvoo, descendents of Mary Crook Knell came to Nauvoo and I talked to them. I expressed my feelings that he may have tried to earn money so he could join her., by joining the military. They followed thro on this suggestion and found out that Elias Eagles had joined the Military and was killed in the Battle At Shiloh under General Grant. His death was recorded in a journal kept by a fellow soldier. these records can be found in the military online records of the Battle at Shiloh. Good Luck in retrieving these records and finding peace in what happened to Elias Eagles.

Re: William Eagles

eaglesnick1 — 2009-09-09 07:48:02Z

Dear Neil,

Thank you so much for replying to my Ancestry posting. I placed it on Ancestry so long ago now that I had quite forgotten about it so your e-mail was a very pleasant surprise.

I dont know how much information you have on William Eagles but what you said regarding his son George is, I'm afraid, incorrect. I have a copy of the Bloxham Parish register and it was William (1765) who married Sarah Faulkner in 1972. They had eight children, one of whom was George, born 1802.

George (my great, great, great grandfather) married Lucy Mace in 1827 and they had seven children one of whom was also named George. I have managed to trace the life of George junior up until 1881 but then he disapears from the records. At one time he was a shepherd but by 1881 he was simply a farm labourer and living with his wife Ann, their son William and his father, George senior, at the Joiners Arms cottage, Bloxham.

After this date George junior and his family disappear from the records and there is no trace of them until the 1901 English Census. Now George is listed as a "farmer" and as an "employer" so he has obviously prospered during the intervening years. Maybe it was this George who went to New Zealand, made some money and then returned to England. Could this George be your descendent?

I would very much like to see your family tree (providing you dont mind) as I am in the process of writing up the family history and setting in the historical and economic context
of the time. Adding your branch of the family would be a great boost to the project. I would be quite happy to either e-mail what I have so far or send you a disc if that is what you would prefer.

I'm sure you must now have some questions and queries of your own so please dont hesitate to contact me. My e-mail address is eagles.nick@ymail.com

Very much looking forward to hearing from you soon,

Very best wishes,

Nick Eagles.

Re: William Eagles

eaglesnick1 — 2009-09-09 07:44:58Z

Dear Neil,

Thank you so much for replying to my Ancestry posting. I placed it on Ancestry so long ago now that I had quite forgotten about it so your e-mail was a very pleasant surprise.

I dont know how much information you have on William Eagles but what you said regarding his son George is, I'm afraid, incorrect. I have a copy of the Bloxham Parish register and it was William (1765) who married Sarah Faulkner in 1972. They had eight children, one of whom was George, born 1802.

George (my great, great, great grandfather) married Lucy Mace in 1827 and they had seven children one of whom was also named George. I have managed to trace the life of George junior up until 1881 but then he disapears from the records. At one time he was a shepherd but by 1881 he was simply a farm labourer and living with his wife Ann, their son William and his father, George senior, at the Joiners Arms cottage, Bloxham.

After this date George junior and his family disappear from the records and there is no trace of them until the 1901 English Census. Now George is listed as a "farmer" and as an "employer" so he has obviously prospered during the intervening years. Maybe it was this George who went to New Zealand, made some money and then returned to England. Could this George be your descendent?

I would very much like to see your family tree (providing you dont mind) as I am in the process of writing up the family history and setting in the historical and economic context
of the time. Adding your branch of the family would be a great boost to the project.I would be quite happy to send you either e-mail what I have so far or send you a disc if your prefer.

I'm sure you must now have some questions and queries of your own so please dont hesitate to contact me. My e-mail address is eagles.nick@ymail.com

Very much looking forward to hearing from you soon,

Very best wishes,

Nick Eagles.

EAGLES/EAGELL DNA study

diogenes28 — 2009-09-08 04:13:38Z

The EAGLES/EAGELL DNA genealogy study has received a small donation covering a male DNA test for someone with this surname who has documented pre-19th century ancestors in Britain. Preference will be given to persons with the earliest documented British EAGLES/EAGELL patriline. Persons living anywhere in the world may apply.

If you are interested in helping with the DNA project, discovering near ancestral relatives with the same and different surnames, and determining the early migration pattern of prehistorical ancestors, please respond.

Results are published using only early ancestor information, and not the testee's information.

Michael Swanson

Re: William Eagles

NeilEagles68 — 2009-09-08 03:08:23Z

Hi there

I am a descendent of William Eagles of Bloxham born 1765. His son George married a Sarah Faulkner and their emigrated to Neww Zealand. I have records of children of William Eagles.

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

Countrygirl214 — 2009-08-24 19:21:19Z

I am looking for info on Charles H. Eagles b. abt. 1888 London, England s/o George Eagles and Ruth (MNU) He married 29 Apr 1913 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada to Violet E. B. Read b. abt 1889 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada d/o William Read and Sarah.

Re: Looking for relatives of Eagles

samanthalong35 — 2009-08-08 20:07:30Z

hello there i would love to chat with you about the eagles family i am a direct decendant of timothy eagle here in the usa but i am trying to find out were his father is from i have been told it was england any help you could give me would be very helpful my email addy is bslong11@gmail.com hope to here from you soon thanks my name is sam

Re: Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

michaelswanson60 — 2009-07-18 12:52:58Z

Only the direct male line works for Y dna.

Re: Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

laurene777 — 2009-07-18 10:48:16Z

My husband is descended from Augustus Eagles, but through his daughter. So the DNA wouldn't be the same, correct?

Eagles family in Willesden

dear651 — 2009-07-12 20:12:15Z

I am trying to discover as many living relatives of my late Father George Charles Frederick Eagles born 8/3/1925 in 11 Albert Road,queens Park,Kilburn,London.I myself have found all siblings.However am still a way off making contact.It would be helpful if anyone out there could put me on the correct path.Thank you in advance.Derek Roy Eagles.

Doreen Eagles and Robert Dawkins

cgsheldon — 2009-07-06 04:03:52Z

Hello,

Does anyone have any further information on the family of Robert Dawkins of Southampton and his wife Doreen Iris Eagles of South Africa?

Robert Dawkins was born c.1913 in Southampton, England, according to his marriage certificate and FreeBMD.org.uk.

Robert was a greaser on the M.V. Stirling Castle (of the Union Castle Line) which regularly made trips between Southampton and Cape Town.

Doreen Iris Eagles was born c.1927 in Cape Town, South Africa to James Eagles jnr. and Margaret Martha Petterson.

Robert and Doreen were married in Rondebosch, South Africa on 17 March 1949. I do not know what became of them after this; if they remained in South Africa or if they returned to England.

Thank you for your time,
Craig

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

suesturzaker — 2009-05-17 10:50:11Z

Does this line of Eagles come from Poplar London?

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

suesturzaker — 2009-05-17 10:45:36Z

My line are from Poplar and where working on the shipping lines. Am looking for Eagles born around 1905.

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

suesturzaker — 2009-05-17 10:43:55Z

Gloria,

I am from NZ originally, live in oz now, am looking for Eagles born Poplar 1905. Can you contact me on gunkey@bigpond.com

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

suesturzaker — 2009-05-17 10:40:07Z

I am looking for Edward Eagles who married Mary. Edward was born in 1905 (I think in Poplar, London) I cannot find any records for him after he married Mary Wenbourne ( Wenborn, Wenborne ) many ways of spelling this. Edward and Mary married around 1931 and they had a daughter Mary Je. Nothing else can be found, so I am suspecting they have left England. Marys brother was in NZ at the time, so am hoping they may have immigrated there. If anyone can help please make contact

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

suesturzaker — 2009-05-17 10:33:28Z

Do you have Edwards Eagles born around 1905 in your tree?

Calling all Eagles

Strathpeffergirl — 2009-05-12 21:31:28Z

I am seeking information on Frederick Derek Eagles born in Doncaster in 1929 he married around 1953 and was divorced, he may have re married.

Re: Eagles: London

raineg_1 — 2009-05-11 01:39:52Z

My GGG grandfather was William Eagles, who lived in Camberwell. I have some further information about him and his family. Here is some information about him.

@1817: Born in Chertsey, Surrey, son of gardener Jarvis Eagles [born abt 24 Feb 1782 in Yattendon, Berks] and Rosetta.

1839: Living in Thorpe at time of marriage to Eliza Wigley, servant, who lived in Chertsey.

1841: In Chertsey with Eliza and son WIlliam [6 mo]. Next door neighbours are about 25 yr old brother Benjamin and Maria Eagles. Benjamin is probably a brother.

1861: At Gate Lodge to Camden Lodge, St, Giles, Camberwell [London South bank], working as a gardener. Children at home are Thomas [16 -- labourer at gunboat factory in Deptford]; Stephen [11 - scholar]; and daughter Mary Ann [8 - scholar]. They are next to the Forrester's Arms public house.

1881: Living with Eliza and a grandchild named Stephen at 11 Nunhead Cottage in Camberwell. Note that his age and birthplace are now given differently. The age may well be correct, but the census taker seems to have crossed the birthplaces between William and Eliza. South Moreton, Berkshire is Eliza's birthplace.

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

Veagles — 2009-03-26 05:22:57Z

My husband is descended from Thomas, second son of William and Eliza. I have a fair bit of information on this family should you wish to contact me directly. I am also curious about William Jr's whereabouts before 1871 if you could enlighten me. Hoping to hear from you.

WV Eagles

bgerta68 — 2007-01-31 03:10:52Z

I am looking for info. on Eagles that came from Greenbrier Co. in WV including Thomas and Henry Eagle.

Re: WV Eagles

bgerta68 — 2007-03-14 16:22:22Z

Do you know if they are connected to my eagles?

Re: Mary EAGLES m. John LONGSTREET IV.

KennethLivingstone72 — 2007-01-31 05:15:14Z

Mary Eagles Longstreet was the sister of my great great grandmother, Jane Eagles Brock. They were both born in Belfountain, ON. Mary Rushton Eagles, their mother, was born in 1797 in Westchester, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, and she died in 1870 in Erin, Wellington County, Ontario (near Belfountain, Peel Co.)John Longstreet and Mary Eagles were married in 1859, in Erin, Ontario.

William Eagles

eaglesnick1 — 2009-02-09 11:55:09Z

Does anyone have any information on William Eagles (1766-1849)of Bloxham, Oxfordshire, UK, or any other Eagles from Bloxham?

Re: William Eagles

eaglesnick1 — 2009-04-18 06:29:13Z

Dear Nigel,

Thank you for the e-mail regarding the Eagles family of Bloxham. Strangely, I have just returned from Bloxham, where I had lunch with Alison Smith and her husband Martin. (Alison, as you might know, is the granddaughter of Elizabeth Eagles, sister to Henry.)

After three years of research and collecting copious notes I finally began to arrange them in some form of order at the end of last year. I haven't finished yet but if you send me your address I can print off what I have (about 50 pages) and send them to you.

I have set what I know in the socio-economic context of the time, in an attempt to gain a true "feel" for what Eagles family members experienced. Whether or not I have succeeded I dont know but I am only too glad to pass on too you what I have.

If you want to write to me direct my address is:

244 St. Saviours Road, Leicester, LE5 3SH.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

Best wishes,

Nick Eagles

Re: Elias Eagles, 1st hus to Mary Crook who later m. Robert Knell, dau ~ Elizabeth Eagles m. to Prime Thornton Coleman

autumnreinhardt — 2008-10-14 03:39:13Z

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~schick/kne...

Has a tiny bit of info on that first marriage.

Re: WV Eagles

LindaGunby97 — 2007-03-05 01:43:00Z

My mother was born in Servia, her fathers name Elmore Eagle, his mothers name Rhoda, her fathers name Enoch. I have a good bit on the Eagles let me know what you need.

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

carolallen54 — 2008-08-05 20:51:17Z

I have Eagles who lived in LAMBETH

Thomas Eagles m. Ann Sparks; William Crook m. Margaret Lane (England) ~ Elias Eagles m. Mary Crook (later Robert Knell)

ilovemyfec — 2007-03-29 04:40:59Z

Looking for tracings back thru these lines that merge with Elias Eagles m. to Mary Crook (who later married Robert Knell).

Elias Eagles, 1st hus to Mary Crook who later m. Robert Knell, dau ~ Elizabeth Eagles m. to Prime Thornton Coleman

ilovemyfec — 2007-03-29 04:28:44Z

Looking for info./pic's on Elizabeth Eagles m. to Prime Thornton Coleman. Wanting info. on her parents' lines Elias Eagles & Mary Crook. Mary Crook was born in Plymouth, England and died in Pinto, Washington, Utah later m. to Robert Knell. Would like to solve the mystery of how her first marriage to Elias Eagles ended, and know more on these lines, in general. Thank you!

Benjamin-Carolyn Eagles Carleton-Saint John, NB

relmcoin — 2007-11-12 00:15:21Z

I know that my great grandfather (Charles E. Smith) lived with the Eagles family 1881, 1891 Canadian census; they Ben & Carolyn were his aunt & uncle.

Carolyn's sister Amy Ann Smith were on the census with her older son James Jr. separately. Amy b. abt 1862 was a widow of James H. Smith no information except they married 1 Jan 1865, James was not in 1881 census. Amy died 1913-10-05.

I would love to find anything about the Eagles family or the James H. Smith family. They were in Albert Ward, Saint John, New Brunswick on census.

Marie

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

joanna604 — 2007-01-05 22:46:51Z

I am looking for members of the Eagles Family who lived in the Peckham / Camberwell areas of London. Do these areas appear in any of research? If they do we could share some info.

Eagles: London

joanna604 — 2007-12-30 23:49:49Z

Are there any members researching Eagles from the Camberwell and Peckham areas of London?

Re: William Eagles

joanna604 — 2009-04-18 18:30:26Z

Hello Nick

I wondered if you had come across or had any information or connection to William Eagles b.c1800, married Mary Ann Kimber 1825 in Bermondsey London?

They had at least two children both born camberwell, London.

Best wishes

Joanna

Re: Looking for an DEREK EAGLES

terrieag — 2007-02-21 14:24:22Z

I am looking for a Derek Eagles, originally from Epsom, Surrey, born approx 1930's.

Re: Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

nocreek1 — 2008-06-27 19:26:30Z

I have has my mtDNA done by Family Tree DNA and John Eagells is my 6th great grandfather. Is it possible to add my DNA results or do you only want Y DNA.
Thank you,
Sarah Winckelman

Re: Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

nocreek1 — 2008-06-27 21:29:32Z

That is what I thought, but had to ask.
Thank you

Re: Eagles family

nzrabbitty — 2006-11-29 06:41:29Z

Can you let me no the EAGLES names you have.
I have a lot for ENGLAND, CANADA, USA, NEW ZEALAND.

Gloria
NEW ZEALAND
Kinfolk@ihug.co.nz

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

raineg_1 — 2009-03-26 20:42:09Z

I'm delighted to hear from you, and am dying to know more about the Eagles family. Please contact me directly at raineg@montanahr.com. I will share everything I have about William. I found Thomas's son Stephen in the 1881 census, but then things go cold, except Free BMD has a Stephen Eagles marrying in Poplar in Mar 1900, either to Elizabeth Sarah Bradbrook or Sophia Elizabeth Celiz.

George Raine

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

raineg_1 — 2009-01-16 05:29:28Z

I saw your post asking about Eagles in Camberwell. My GGGGrandfather was William Eagles, born in Chertsey, Surrey about 1820. Later in life he moved to Camberwell. In 1861 he was living at Gate Lodge to Camden Lodge, St, Giles, Camberwell and working as a gardener. Children at home are Thomas [16 -- labourer at gunboat factory in Deptford]; Stephen [11 - scholar]; and daughter Mary Ann [8 - scholar]. They are next to the Forrester's Arms public house. In 1881 he is living with Eliza and a grandchild [Thomas's son Stephen] at 11 Nunhead Cottage in Camberwell. I am descended through his oldest son, William, born 1840. William was a boilermaker at Yarrows shipyard in Poplar when his daugher Eleanor was born in 1867. Eleanor married my G Grandfather George Raine, an engine fitter and later a marine engineer. Is this line of any interest to you?

George Raine

EAGLES Allen D 1952-2001 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-18 00:44:24Z

EAGLES Allen D 1952-2001 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

swansonmichael — 2008-06-27 20:01:58Z

At this time we are accepting only y-DNA, since your mtDNA would be anther line.

The Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

swansonmichael — 2008-03-19 11:39:45Z

Are all EAGLES related? Does your yDNA match other lines of the same name? What part of Europe does this line come from?

The first participant in the Eagles DNA Project has NO matches to anyone in the world DNA database, which is quite unusual. However, he is a near match to many McClellans and its variant spellings, suggesting a relation to this Scottish clan.

Please consider joining this project to help build the history on this family.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Eagles/

Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project

swansonmichael — 2007-02-21 14:31:39Z

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Eagles/

Project Background:

The Eagles / Eagell / Eagle Y-DNA Project seeks Y-DNA participants with the last name Eagles, Eagle, Eagell, or its variants. These surnames are thought to have originated in Europe. It is the primary purpose of this project to document the Y DNA of the patrilineal Eagles lines in Europe and in the countries to which they immigrated.

Douglas Eaton Eagles's book, EAGLES FAMILIES OF NORTH AMERICA* (updated in 2006, 2 vols.), extensively documents the Eagles of North America. According to this book, one of the largest North American families with the surname Eagles has as its progenitor John Eagell (wife Laurene), a "Planter" who came to Nova Scotia about 1763 when he was granted former Acadian lands in Horton Township.

In North America there are several Eagles lines which may share a common ancestry in Europe. Extensive research on the North American lines, primarily by Douglas Eaton Eagles, has so far failed to connect them to Europena counterparts. It is hoped that through this DNA project that these connections can be made.

Joining

Please click on the join link in the upper left corner of the project webpage. If you have already been tested through FTDNA, just enter you code and join this project for free. If you have not been tested, then using this same link you can purchase a basic 12-marker Y DNA test for $99, but it is suggested that you purchase a 37-marker or 67-marker test for genealogical comparisons. The basic test may not have enough information to make solid genealogical connections, i.e., the basic kit will not differentiate between near and distant cousins. Note: Test kit shipping to countries outside the USA is very inexpensive, about $4.

Edward Augustus EAGLES, DOB Oct-Dec 1839, windsor or New Windsor area, England

gloria_eagles — 2006-12-25 21:51:04Z

Are searching for a Edward Augustus EAGLES.
He was born Oct-Dec 1839, in the
windsor or New Windsor area, England.
His Parents were William EAGLES DOB - 1798
and Mary EAGLES (nee BANTING)
Any information on this person would be most appreaciated
as he is my persistant brick wall

Gloria EEAGLES
gloria_eagles@ihug.co.nz

Re: Looking for an DEREK EAGLES

gloria_eagles — 2007-02-21 23:15:04Z

Hope we are looking for/at the same person
Derek Eagles DOB around 1925-1935, no other info at this time.
Father= Fredrick (Fred) Charles Eagles
DOB= Oct-Dec 1904
POB= Epsom, Surrey, England
Mother= Known as Ruth ???, her real unknown
no other info known about this person.
Fredrick and Ruth were still alive when Fredrick's brother (Harry Leslie Yentoi EAGLES) diesd in Sept 1953, as they attended his funeral in Surrey. But they appeared to have had little to do with the family, reason unknown.
Have information on Fredrick's parents and siblings and the rest of the Eagles family.
Let me know if this is your Derek,
my email address is
gloria_eagles@ihug.co.nz
Gloria Johnson
Hamilton NZ

Re: I have a lot of EAGLES

gloria_eagles — 2008-08-06 22:46:22Z

My line Are from the london Area
I have got back to about 1780 in New Windsor ENGLAND but have got to get some one to have a look at the Church books for me and see if there can find the Family before 1780
I have William EAGLES Born 1798 New Windsor England and his Father is William EAGLES could have been born there to.
I have William the Father's Wife as Maria-Marie??? I don't no if there had any other Children but there could have been.
I would love any Help to find out about the Family lines before 1798 I can't read the Writting at all in the Church books
And I live in NEW ZEALAND
I hope some one can help me please

As For William EAGLES Born 1798 the Son I have a Wife Mary Ann BANTING for him But no Marriage Date for them todate The Children's Names I have are from abt 1830 on the 1841 Census And the IGI from the LDS church.
My GGGrandfather James EAGLES was born 1831 I have his Christening 12 Feb 1832 New Windsor, Berkshire, ENGLAND
I have his wife and about 18 Children.

Gloria (EAGLES) JOHNSON
And I live in NEW ZEALAND

Re: Mary EAGLES m. John LONGSTREET IV.

normanbsmith — 2006-12-24 04:29:05Z

Hi Jess
Totally intrigued by your chat with Howard. Mary Eagles & John Longstreet were my 2x great grandparents. Their daughter Mary Jane was my great grandmother(never knew her), but I remember my great grandfather William Beer(died 1957) very well. I remember once as a kid going over to "Aunt Hattie's" with my grandmother(born Mary Eva Beer). I would be surprised if Aunt Hattie lasted as long as 1963. My grandmother herself died that same year,in her 80's. No hard data here yet, but I thought you might like some input anyway. I'm in the middle of researching my grandfather's (Smith)side of the family (the head count is fast approaching 600).

Re: William Eagles

nigel752 — 2009-04-18 18:05:27Z

Dear Nick

I really appreciate your prompt response and your kindness in offering to share your Eagles research. I have just rang my inlaws in Gloucester to tell them that you have been in touch. Equally strange My father in law Derek and wife Jane are meeting up with with Alison's mother Rita next week.

If you could send Derek your Eagles family history notes, I would be eternally grateful, it sounds fascinating. I will look forward to reading them next tine I visit.

Derek's Address Is:

Derek Eagles
7 Pembury Road
St Barnabus
Gloucester
GL4 6UE

Nick, I appreciate that sending a 50 page document through the post is going to put you out of pocket. I would therefore be happy to pay your costs.

Over the last 10 years I have looked at my Dando family history and have not a lot of enjoyment from doing so, It is amazing what one can find out these days. Earlier this week Derek and Jane asked me to take a look at there family tree. Using the census records I was able to get by quite a way but with your help we can put some "meat on the bones" as we say.

Warm regards

Nigel Dando

PS my email address is n.dando2@ntlworld.com
and home address is:
23 Brynglas Road
Newport
South Wales
NP20 5QY

Re: William Eagles

nigel752 — 2009-04-15 17:47:31Z

Hi Nick

I am trying to help my father in law Derek Eagles (born Bloxham 1926) trace his family tree and would really appreciate your help.
His father Henry Eagles born Bloxham 1893 ran the CO-OPERATIVE store in the village. Henry (1859) is Derek’s grandfather, he told me about Henry’s work as a gardener at the mansion house.

If you are able to help Derek go back further with his family tree that would be wonderful.

Warm regards

Nigel

Re: Looking for an DEREK EAGLES

CarolColeman8353 — 2007-09-14 11:49:28Z

Hello Gloria

I have found a marriage between Frederick C Eagles and Ruth Cook in Epsom in the March 1/4 of 1929.Ref 2a page 29.

I then searched the births from that date until the end of 1936.The only slightly possible one is Frederick D(Poss Derek?)Eagles with a mothers maiden name of Cook born Doncaster( ???) which is in Yorkshire,in the Dec 1/4 of 1929.

Seems fairly soon after the wedding ,so perhaps they DID go up north for the birth so no questions would be asked- just a thought.

Hope this helps

Carol