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Maud Carr

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Jane

Jane Report 22 Jul 2007 21:44

Thanks! I'll look into this

MR_MAGOO

MR_MAGOO Report 22 Jul 2007 21:12

Hi Jane. On Ancestry is the following death ................. Maude A Carr 22 Lothingland 4 a 1283 Dec Q 1935 That is the only one that is close in age. Now according to Google Lothingland is near Lowestoft Suffolk. Hope this is of help Malcolm.

Jane

Jane Report 22 Jul 2007 20:58

Yes I think so - the only information I have on her is really vague unfortunately as all her siblings have died and I think that she died prior to my Grandad and Nan getting married. I know that he was in the TB clinic at Ransom Hospital during 1935-36 so think that she was possibly in around that time and died sometime then. Thanks

Jane

Jane Report 22 Jul 2007 20:37

Hi Am trying to verify if Maud Carr born Sep quarter Lincoln 1912 is my Grandads long lost sister. She has the right birth mother on BMD (Rasen). I believe that she died in Notts sometime in the 1930s from TB. Could someone possible check if there are any records on Ancestry? I'd be eternally greatful!!

ErikaH

ErikaH Report 22 Jul 2007 20:35

The only way to find the full names of her parents is to buy the cert. 1901 census is the most recent available, and will not be of any use in this instance. Or have I misunderstood your message? Is it the death reg'n you seek? If so, would she have been unmarried when she died? Reg