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Quote from: AUSSIE michelle on Monday 29 January 24 05:36 GMT (UK)

Also what Sylvia did say is perhaps he is buried near his brother james ?? Not that I can find where he is buried either??

I don't believe he had a brother James.

Not sure what sites you are using. But some links here to Familysearch.  It is free, but you do have to register.

1939 -Hannah & Harold Jackson can be found in 1939

Harold Jackson was a twin
these births -
Harold Jackson  dec qtr 1913 Burnley 8d 436
Lilly Jackson dec qtr 1913 Burnley 8d 436.  mmn RICHARDSON
(so Harold was a year out in 1939) But Lily got it right


William JACKSON and Clara RICHARDSON were married Burnley Mar qtr 1896

A son -  Latham Jackson  S. Qtr 1897, Burnley Union. Vol 08E page 163
1911 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X4M2-8HY
(the twins must have been a big surprise!)

Anyway - Latham has a WW1 record that has survived
he married Dorothy HILLARY in 1919.  I don’t see that they had any children
and died 23 August 1976 there is a probate for him.  Cannot see his burial either. But perhaps it is he Harold was interred near.

William, Clara and Latham look as though they tried living in Canada. They are on a ship to Canada July 1906 going to Winnipeg Also an Elizabeth Jackson age 35, single - it might say “to stop with brother-in-law” not sure
and an Elizabeth A. Wilson age 18

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2Q3D-W5R.

Harold’s Twin Lily died in Halifax on 2 July 1964 (Lily HAIGH wife of Eric HAIGH)  They were married in 1938
Possibly a son in 1940 - Halifax and a daughter 1941 - would need certs to confirm - so they would be your m-in-law’s cousins.
Lily shows on Deceased on line  as a cremation https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch?DetsView=Summary&src=ext&fileid=14024538

https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

Hi and thanks so much. I  was looking at Ancestry and My Heritage and honestly just couldn't get info BUT was going by what my mother in law of 80 was telling me.
SO all information is purely by what was advised and thank goodness for this site as now beginning to put together.
Mother in law had stated he was one of a twn and could be buried near his brother james.

I have quite a bit to advise her on now and thanks for your patience. I appreciate it,
Cheers Michelle

Quote from: AUSSIE michelle on Monday 29 January 24 05:36 GMT (UK)

Quote from: mckha489 on Monday 29 January 24 05:34 GMT (UK)

It would cost you only £1.50 to buy.

Hi I more than prepared to do this??

Can you please advise as I have no idea. I have tried to use GRO for things and honestly very confusing

But more than happy to purchase if you could please assitst it would be terrific.

Also what Sylvia did say is perhaps he is buried near his brother james ?? Not that I can find where he is buried either??

Thanks Michelle

https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/


fill in all the info from that snip I posted.
the results page will look as if there are none.
But fear not - Scroll down further and you will see there is an image
click on it - the page opens and also the order form on the R.H.S.
Fill that in according to the info and then you should get directed for payment

At some point I think you might have to make an account
in a week or so you will get an email, you have to log in to your account and download the will.

Thank you for that. WIll do this in the morning. Cheers Michelle

Hi no I asked Sylvia no copy of will

Its like extracting teeth out of a chicken (near impossible)

I cannot find a lead except for this 1911 and some info on one of the brother James.
Harder than my family
Thanks so much and yes that man is him at least we know that

Again my thanks Michelle

Replying to Neale1961

Well at least we know those people were alive in 1939

Definitely a bit more information

Thanks for that. Cheers Michelle

Huge thank you Dundee. You are a gem.

The Frank Nuttall I knew of from Sylvia and a lovely person posted photo for me in Findagrave. Yes died on a bike. This is the only info I could find.

I have no idea how I missed this. as I looked several times. Thank goodness you have made a start for me. Nut the Jane Ellen was throwing me. as Sylvia could only remember the Nellie (obviously a nicname). Sylvia mother died young and she did not get to ask her anything.

As I dont know the area and Sylvia kept stating Stetford BUT I think this is why I could find nothing. It must be the Stretford.

Finally!!! Thank you so much. Now I will try and build on this.
There is obviously no one researching this family as not a soul has ever matched to the tree I have built.

Cheers & HUGE thanks Michelle