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Hi Dea , Marie Celeste & Batmans daughter.
I am the Ellen who put the other messages online I do have the 1901census information thank you. The Police Gazette Supplement I did not have so thank you for that.
I sometimes found him under the Janson name his real name is I'anson
I was hoping to possibly see a photo on one of his Police files.I have one of him in the West Yorkshire reformatory school records in 1910.
Thank you all once again for your help it is very much appreciated
Regards Ellen

He gives his age as 25 on the marriage in 1917 so the 1892 birth would fit, and his father as Thomas, a blacksmith (deceased).

He is shown as a 'Ship's fireman' so that would also fit with the Police Gazette incident posted above.

Dea x

His age is definitely 3 on the image of this census but I'm sure it's an error:

1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census

47, Rawlinson Street, Barrow in Furness, Lancashire, England

Thomas Ianson Head Married Male 64 1837 Blacksmith Warton, Lancashire
Rose Ianson Daughter Single Female 16 1885 - Barrow, Lancashire
May A Ianson Daughter - Female 12 1889 - Barrow, Lancashire
Daisy Ianson Daughter - Female 11 1890 - Barrow, Lancashire
Albert E Ianson Son - Male 3 1898 - Barrow, Lancashire

Births Jun 1892
Ianson Albert Edward Barrow F. 8e 884

There are quite a few recent requests in various genealogy forums about the Albert Edward I'anson who was born 1892 in Barrow-in-Furness

e.g. "I am looking for any further information on Albert Edward I'anson (sometimes known as Anson) born 5/5/1892.His 1st marriage was to Elizabeth Gertrude Hughes 25/12/1917 they had twins Albert & Elizabeth born 1918 who died at birth also Evelyn born 1920. 2nd marriage to ? in 1940 3rd marriage in 1962 to Doris Helena Bowbrick in Orpington, he died 20th February 1977 Bromley Kent"

"Would you be able to provide me with any info on Albert Edward I'anson, son of Thomas and second wife Elizabeth Jackson? Thomas was 60 years old when Albert born, wife deemed to be many years younger than him. Albert born in Barrow around 1892."

I think these requests might possibly have been by Ellen?

With his family,

Name: Albert E O Anson
[Albert E I'anson]
Age: 15
Estimated birth year: abt 1886
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Father: George O Anson
Mother: Mary J O Anson
Birth Place: Cayton, Yorkshire, England
Civil Parish: Seamer
Ecclesiastical parish: Seamer St Martin
County/Island: Yorkshire
Country: England
Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status:

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Registration district: Scarborough
Sub-registration district: Hutton Bushel
ED, institution, or vessel: 7
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 4535
Folio: 78
Page Number: 6
Household schedule number: 39
Household Members:
Name Age
George O Anson 45 >>>> blacksmith
Mary J O Anson 46
Albert E O Anson 15
Laura O Anson 12
Edith A O Anson 10
George R O Anson 7


EDIT>>>>> looks like a different chap!!!

This looks like it's him,

West Yorkshire, England, Reformatory School Records, 1856-1914 about Albert l'Anson
Name: Albert l'Anson
Gender: Male
Event Date: 10 Oct 1910
Residence: Leeds, England
Record Type: Discharge
Volume Date Range: 1904 - 1913
Reference Number: LC/SS1/9/4
Register Numbers: 8
Institution: East Moor Community Home

Well, I am surprised I managed to find it as I was looking at the wrong name ;-) :-D :-D :-D

I think it was the apostrophe which fooled me into thinking it was an 'L' as that is more usual .

Thank you MC <3

Dea x

Because there are quite a few men of that name, can't be sure if this is yours:

POLICE GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT B. Apprehensions.
Albert Edward I'Anson, C. R. O. No. 62- 12, Case No. 287 ( Vol. X.), is remanded at Leeds City), till 4- 2- 24, charged with larceny.

Remanded at Leeds ( City) Pol. Ct. till 4th inst., charged with larceny.— Albert Edward I'Anson, C. R. O. No. 62- 12, b. 1892, 5ft, 9in., c. fresh, h. brown, e. blue. A fireman ; native of Barrow. Pre. con. of larceny, cyclestealing, housebreaking, receiving and minor offences at LIVERPOOL, BARROW, KENDAL, CREWE

Date of Article: 01/02/1924
Printer / Publisher:
Address: Printed and Published for His Majesty's Stationery Office by the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District, New Scotland Yard, London, S.W. 1

I can find numerous Albert Edward I'Anson's (with an i not an L) - the newspaper article I just looked at had him as i'anson.

You are very welcome Ellen.

I can't find anything else about him on-line though :-(

I can't even find him on any census or birth etc.

What else do you know about him?

How does he fit into your family?

Dea x

Thank You Dea for this information Regards Ellen

A LIVING LIE

SWINDLER IN KHAKI UNIFORM.

A young man named Albert Edward L'Anson, who, in a khaki
uniform which he has no right to wear, has been imposing on
charitable people in the Liverpool district as a wounded
soldier, was today sentenced by the stipendiary to three months
with hard labour.
Detective Levett said that three weeks ago L'Anson fell down
in the street at Seacombe, pretending to be in a fainting condition.
A number of women crowded round him and the story was put
about that he was a soldier who had returned home wounded
from the front.
He was taken into a house, and a lady who had been behaving
very generously to soldiers gave him meals every day and all the
other assistance he pretended to need.
After imposing on her for some time he received from her a
letter of introduction to Sir James Barr, from whom he also
endeavoured to obtain money.
Apparently L'Anson had been making his living in this fashion
for some time, the detective added.

Dea x

Would anyone know if I can find online the court case for a Albert Edward I'Anson? In the Liverpool Echo 4 June 1915 there is a notice that he was charged for Swindling by wearing a Khaki uniform.I would think there maybe a photo of him on his court records???
Anyone have any suggestions I live in Australia so am unable to go to any library to view any information.
Thank You
Ellen