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     There is a tree on Ancestry named the (McHendry/Meeke) wider tree by H Meeke   
     
     Rose (Ellen) McHendry died 1926 at Cullraney, Antrim, Ireland.      She was born 15 July 1878 at Antrim, Ireland.     Her parents were John McHendry and Ellen Palmer.       She married Neil McPhee.

      Rose (Ellen) and Neil had 4 children.    Their details are on this tree.


     

     Regarding the daughter born in 1924 at Old Monkland, my 79 year old brain spies a Jane Bell McNairn, born 1924 at Old Monkland.      I just wonder if you have an ancestor in this line with the name Bell?     

   

   

     I don't know if this is helpful or not, but I saw a tree where Grace Hancock married a Harker.
 
                                        1939 Register
                                        Line Cottage Hill St, Andover, Hampshire.
                                       
                                        Grace Harker, b 18 Oct 1906, Housewife
                                        Deborah C Harker, b 23 May 1892, Stage Scenery
                                        Veronica Harker b 2 Apr 1909, Scenic Artist, Traveller
                                        Roland Harker, b 3 May 1895, Scenic Artist
                                        Colin C, b 23 Mar? 1897, Scenic Artist

       Perhaps you could look for marriages of the above, then their children....
                               

    The first burial at the Necropolis was 12 Sept 1832, a Joseph Levy, who was Jewish.    The first burials were for Jewish people at the north eastern side on low ground.

     There is an Eastern Necropolis, which is right next to Celtic Park, and a Southern Necropolis, and a Western Necropolis.       It seems probable that your ancestor was buried in one of these cemeteries.    If you know the whereabouts in Glasgow she was living, then it might identify which one of these three it might be.

       When people refer to "The" Necropolis they mean the main one, the one that opened in 1832.
Otherwise they give the name Eastern, or Western, or Southern Necropolis.

        The main one, The Necropolis, is built on a hill and has a grand view of Glasgow Cathedral, etc.
 
 

        The earliest date they are at 5 Rigby Street is 1913-14.     It is on Ancestry.    They stayed at Rigby St from 1914-15 up until 1920, then they are at 17 Earle Street.      Sometimes on the register, Sarah Elizabeth is down as just plain Elizabeth.       In 1925, Robert, Elizabeth and James are living at 17 Earle St.