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Thanks to both of you for your help.
That first burial looks promising until I seen his age and the second burial in East Ardsley seems a long ways away but I will check both of them out.

Thanks again,
shearg

 On the 1881 census he was listed as a "Boatman"

Hi,
I'm asking for help to find SARAH SMITH on an incoming passenger list to the States in 1886/87 and again between 1891 and 1900. Sarah was born in Oct. 1883 in Cannock Staffordshire.

She first immigrated to the States in 1886/87 with her family,  mother Sarah who was born 1861 in England, sister Lillian and brothers Frederick & Samuel. This info was found on the 1900 census but again no Immigration or passenger List records found

The family returned to the England before 1891 because they were found on the 1891 census living in Rugeley, Staffordshire. The father Samuel returned to the States just after the 1891 census and the mother Sarah returned the following year 1892 with Lillian, Frederick, Jeannette and Samuel. The above daughter Sarah was not with the rest of the family but on the 1900 Census she is with the rest of the family on Heritmage Ave. in Chicago.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,
shearg

Thank-you so much everyone, I'm sure you have knocked down my brick wall. I should have asked this question a few years ago on this List and I wouldn't have gone a stray.

I think I have even cleared up the GREEWOOD name. I found Jane Goodricke PEARCY's death  in 1915  and she was buried at the GREENWOOD Cemetery in Chicago. How that would appear as her maiden name on her daughter's death certificate I'm not sure. We do say funny things in our grief.

Thanks again, I couldn't have done it without your help.

shearg