John Dalby Tutin and Sister Helen

[AMBLY]

Helen Elizabeth Mary TUTIN
Of 67 Whitelands House, Cheltenham Terrace, London
She died 28 April 1998.
https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/L-55252-893

Her Probate was granted July 1998, at the Newcastle on Tyne Registry
https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/#wills

In 1929, 1931: Helen Elizabeth Mary TUTIN was living with her mother Jessie Sophia TUTIN as 77 Christchurch Road, Lambeth.

1946-1951:
Helen E N (sic) TUTIN, lived  at 23a Cedar Road Sutton, along with her sister Norah Christine, Mrs FINLASON.
In 1952, Norah remarried to Frederick POWELL.
In 1954 Norah and husband are in Sutton, but Helen not with them.

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AMBLY

[AMBLY]

I can't find her Death registration though, can you?
I checked England/Wales - and Scotland.

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AMBLY

[KiwiHugh]

Thanks Ambly. No to finding her reg. The best I was seeing were free electoral registering for just Helen. While Tutin was relatively uncommon in London, there are more up north and a Helen could have come South.

[AMBLY]

I wonder if she died overseas in 1998.....do you have her exact date of birth?

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AMBLY

[KiwiHugh]

No just the year from Free BMD and GRO. That will site is jolly useful. 

[AMBLY]

It is !    I've found a lot of goodies in there, too 

[shellyesq]

Here are the details of John & Susanne's marriage record - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2482-XXP

[AMBLY]

This looks like her arrival in the US - the year matches the 1930 Census statement, the place of birth matches the marriage record:


SS FRANCE, departed Le Havre 6 Sep 1919, Arrived New York, 13 Sep 1919
Suzanne MAYER 20, Single, Student, French citizen/national
Last Resident of Belfort, France
Nearest relatives in country whence came:
Parents, 5 Rue de Thann at Belfort (Territory of Belfort)
Destination:  Emmingtsburg (sic), Maryland
Never before in US
Going to: St College Enningburg
Description: 5'2", Fair Complexion, Black Hair, Brown Eyes
Born: Nancy, France

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AMBLY

[KiwiHugh]

More thanks. Hot dang Family Search can be so frustrating in what it offers when you do a search.