What became of Alice Elsie HUNT nee HALE?

[Westy11]

Much appreciated Cando. 

I am curious as to how one finds the surname in the first instance? 

I have never tried just using the first name and parents names to find a married woman which seems to be how to find the person under their married name?

Is this the process you would use on QLD BMD?

Westy

[Jamjar]

I am curious as to how one finds the surname in the first instance? 

I have never tried just using the first name and parents names to find a married woman which seems to be how to find the person under their married name?

Is this the process you would use on QLD BMD?

Westy

Yes Westy, that's what I do. Works for NSW and VIC searches, also.

Jamjar

[Westy11]

Thanks so much Jamjar.

I had never thought of doing that before this post so thanks to the wonderful researchers such as your good self, cupolive and cando.

Westy

[cando]

I am curious as to how one finds the surname in the first instance? 

I have never tried just using the first name and parents names to find a married woman which seems to be how to find the person under their married name?

Is this the process you would use on QLD BMD?

Westy

Yes Westy, that's what I do. Works for NSW and VIC searches, also.

Jamjar

Well I cannot see a how one would search the Victorian Death Index using a first name and parents' names.  Perhaps I am missing something.
https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

Cando

[Jamjar]

I am curious as to how one finds the surname in the first instance? 

I have never tried just using the first name and parents names to find a married woman which seems to be how to find the person under their married name?

Is this the process you would use on QLD BMD?

Westy

Yes Westy, that's what I do. Works for NSW and VIC searches, also.

Jamjar

Well I cannot see a how one would search the Victorian Death Index using a first name and parents' names.  Perhaps I am missing something.
https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

Cando

Using the Braun from Cheran’s post as an example. Put Louise as the given name and click on ‘show more options’. You can type as much as you like. If you use only the mother’s maiden name ‘ Slow’, you get birth and death of Louise/a.

Jamjar