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I have a copy of a death cert, with a female living at the above address when she died in 1942.
I've checked the 1939 but can't see 52 Marston Road on there, to see if she was visiting someone.

I understand it was a workhouse?  She was assaulted (hit on the head with hammer) in 1936 London, where she had always lived.  Her son, who lived in Hoddeston, Walton (?Waltham? Cross, reported the death.
I know it is definitely her, but I'm puzzled as to why she lived in London but died at 52 Marston Road, to Stafford in 1942.  And why number 52 is not on the 1939? 

(It's keeping me awake at nights  )

I'm looking for SKS to help me find more info about Hubert (Henry) Flowers b1888 Banbury and his younger brother Thomas Edward Flowers b1890 Ireland.  In the 1901, both are in the Neithrop workhouse.  Both are the sons of Hubert Henry Flowers ( ) b1866 Banbury.

I have their birth records and lots more about them but have been told that they are mentioned in the following books, available at Oxfordshire Libraries or their Gale Cengage.  (I can't join Oxf libraries as I don't live in the county.) 

In the The "Black Sheep" series of books, the volume entitled "Wanted! Military Deserters, Apprentices and Runaways 1802-1903" (the latter of which is from "Jackson's Oxford Journal") there is mention of Hubert (I don't know if that's Hubert b1866 or Hubert b1888)

and

"Oxfordshire Workhouse Children (volume C-F)"
This book contains ONE SENTENCE about the 2 young lads, mentioned above.

(I've been told the books each cost £5+p&p, which seems a lot to pay for one sentence about them!)

I'd really appreciate help.  Thank you.

After years of searching, I THINK I’ve found both my GG-Grandparents’ Irish death records.

Martin Kelly married Julia O’Dea/O’Day and had a son, John Kelly b1845.  (Martin and Julia’s names are recorded on John’s 1866 Scottish MC.)

Martin’s 1885 DC shows he died in BELFORD.  The informant of the death was John Kavanagh, also of Belford (who coincidentally was the brother and informant of the record above Martin’s).  Try as I might, I cannot find a place called Belford.
 
Julia, now widowed, died 1900 Cahergown/Cahergowan, the death being registered by Hugh O’DEA.
Before I start investigating any link between Hugh O’Dea to Julia, and adding them to my tree, can anyone tell me where is/was Belford?

Thank you!

Asking on behalf of a friend:
Any idea where I can get old photos of it?  Tried the Mitchell, but no luck. 

I've been told it must have been near Wigton Street (now demolished), near the Astoria picture house / Garscube Road / Possil Road.

Thanks