Grandparent's Tacy maiden name Roecliff born 1913 Grandfather Samuel Neil

[Sinann]

Elinor married Patrick Necy in Ardee Louth in 1902
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1895/10535/5837331.pdf
I believe this is her in 1901
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Louth/Ardee_Urban/Moore_Hall/1564163/
It's quite possible Elizabeth is her Grandmother rather than her Aunt, I've seen grandchildren put down as niece or nephew a few times.
Correction Elizabeth wasn't married so an aunt or given her age a gran aunt

[Annette7]

Tacy did indeed die in 1976:

Tacy Sara O'Neill b.28/12/1913, death Sept.1976 Salford (names as spelt in index).

Annette

[Sinann]

No wonder my poor mother knows nothing about herself she has no birth certificate...

We don't give the names of living people on RootsChat but there is a daughter born to O'Neill and Rocliffe in
Dublin North 1948.

[bambam1302]

Tacy did indeed die in 1976:

Tacy Sara O'Neill b.28/12/1913, death Sept.1976 Salford (names as spelt in index).

Annette

Hi Anette
This is the one!! as she was from Salford the dates are correct -  and there is a connection with the name Sara - does it state how many children she had ?many thanks 👍🏼

[Sinann]

Tacy did indeed die in 1976:

Tacy Sara O'Neill b.28/12/1913, death Sept.1976 Salford (names as spelt in index).

Annette

Hi Anette
This is the one!! as she was from Salford the dates are correct -  and there is a connection with the name Sara - does it state how many children she had ?many thanks 👍🏼

It's an entry in an index, you can find it yourself here, it says only what Annette has posted.
https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

[Annette7]

Bambam, this was just an entry of her death in the GRO Death Index.   You'd have to purchase the death certificate to find out what was on it although I don't think it states number of children (if I'm wrong about that I'm sure someone else reading this thread will know).

Annette

[groom]

Bambam, this was just an entry of her death in the GRO Death Index.   You'd have to purchase the death certificate to find out what was on it although I don't think it states number of children (if I'm wrong about that I'm sure someone else reading this thread will know).

Annette

You're right there, Annette. It won't tell you anything about the number of children.

[bambam1302]

Bambam, this was just an entry of her death in the GRO Death Index.   You'd have to purchase the death certificate to find out what was on it although I don't think it states number of children (if I'm wrong about that I'm sure someone else reading this thread will know).

Annette

You're right there, Annette. It won't tell you anything about the number of children.

I understand  would it state my grandfather details as mum doesn't know? At least it seems all information is on the right track now kindest thanks to you all  God bless

[groom]

The problem with a death certificate is that it is totally reliant on the person who registers the death. If that is a family member the details may be correct but even then dates, names etc may not be right. If the death is registered by someone who didn’t know the person very well, there may not be many details at all.

The GRO are issuing death certificates on line at the moment for £6 each rather than the usual £9.50. The best thing is to get the certificate and go from there.

https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/login.asp