Afternoon
Purely by accident I’ve stumbled across a name in the birth registration index on FreeBMD. The child’s name was Daisy M Jacobs whose birth was registered in the December quarter of 1918. The district she was registered under is Hollingbourne.
The significance of this individual could be that she is an unknown sibling of my grandfather. My great-grandparents were Ernest Jacobs and Hilda Frier. They married in 1911 at Rodmersham. Between 1911 and 1917 five children were born to them, all registered in Milton.
There is gap until 1920, which I assumed was due to the war, when the sixth child, Sidney, was born. However his birth was registered in Malling. As to why this is I currently do not know. After Sidney, another four children were born between 1922 and 1929. Their births were registered in Milton where the family remained.
I knew from stories in the family that some of the children had not survived infancy. I eventually found four of them had passed away, all buried next to one another in Sittingbourne cemetery.
Despite all the research I have carried out in the past, I have heard of no mention of an ‘Aunt Daisy’ in the family. So either this Daisy is unrelated or she died young.
However:
• There are no suitable entries for this Daisy in the death registration index. Certainly there are no entries registered at the districts in Milton, Hollingbourne, or Malling which match.
• There does not appear to be a suitable marriage for Daisy either in the marriage registration index, excluding the Daisy M Jacobs who married in 1933 in Surrey as this Daisy would have been 15.
• There are no other Jacobs/Frier (including variants) marriages or births taking place around the 1911-1929 period.
• With the exception of one child, none of Ernest and Hilda's children appear to have been baptised
• There is no mention of anyone in the family emigrating around this time.
So who is this Daisy and what happened to her? Can anyone help me identify what happened to this individual?