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You're welcome. Have you tried contacting the archives in Rumbold street Lincoln ?
Sorry haven't been here.
Pre 1849 the Cornhill was used for open air sales and in 1849 the Cornhill market was built there.
It included a cellar for storage, which I remember it being used as a pub called the Cornhill Vaults in the early 70's.
It is located just off but part of the high street, so I think it's the correct area.
Just a bit of history for you.
I wonder if it was in the Cornhill. Oats, corn etc were sold there at one time.
I think your correct, pity it doesn't give a first name for Singleton.
Think occupation could be Meter Reader
Laundress but guessing Hi ,
I had a look at some of the burials in Cork for various cemeteries which are online at the
www.corkarchives.ie and I did find a burial for Maud.
This is the entry however it is not very clear. it states she is a widow on the burial entry. Difficult to read what her occupation is listed as.
https://publications.corkarchives.ie/view/173026802/172/#zoom=true If you have difficulty reading this go into website www.corkarchives.ie then click on online collections then cemeteries then St. Finbarrs cemetery for years 1908-1920 and it's page 172. I did have to scroll from Dec 21 when she died up to January but finally found her.
Hope this helps
Mary
She is buried at St. Finbarr's cemetery, Glasheen Road, Cork in Section G North Row 7 Grave 15. There might not be any headstone..
Probate entry shows her as a spinster and her brother Joseph Haydn Lumb was granted Administration
Ok, did she live in Cork in 1911?
Maggsie