Hi John I suspect that the simple truth of the matter is that no-one had found anything to add to your research, although its useful to know what data has been checked most people do not post if they do not find anything I have looked at Ancestry for any sign and find little to add, a possible John C PASCOE 155085 who was a sapper on the Royal Engineers Sadly the service records on Ancestry are only up to N, so PASCOE has yet to be released, given that only around a third of service records survived WW2 there is a slim chance they survived, if it is your man and his documents have survive it may give next of kin etc Freebmd is a work in progress post 1911 so hard to say yet if there might be a marriage for him, again it would be difficult to say if any John PASCOEs found are yours, perhaps a trawl through the deaths on a site with the GRO images may get some result Of course if he left these shores it may not :-( Have you tried the USA, Canada or Australia? Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Hello Durham List - I am dropping in on you as a member of both the > Lancashire and Cumberland lists in the hope that you may be able to help > me with > a longstanding query I have had . > It Concerns on - John Charles Pascoe - Born in Cumberland 1881 to Cornish > parents - John and Ellen Pascoe nee Uren . the 1901 census shows John > Charles as in Lodgings in Cleator Moor with one of his brothers - James > Pascoe. > I have never been able to get any further with this man's progress through > life at , having checked Free BMDs etc . In the 1911 census I think I have > found him listed as Charles Pascoe " living as a Lodger of Richard Brown > at > 53 Maple Street , South Moor , Stanley . Occupation Mine surface > labourer. > I noted that there was also a Charles Pascoe whom married an Easington > Lass - Sarah Whitmore in 1918 but I now know that he was not my man ! > He was > in fact ,the son of One William Henry Pascoe instead. > > I do not know if John Charles ever married or --where when and how he died > - I would be grateful for any and all assistance . Regards -- John