Matilda Elizabeth Goldup

[Trouble]

Hi can anybody help me find my Uncle's grandmother. Born Matilda Elizabeth Larkin 1872 in Beckley, Sussex; married John Goldup 1900 in Beckley, he died 1927 in Hastings. I think Matilda moved to Jersey circa 1950 to live with her daughter (Annie) already out there ( don't know daughters full name or if she was married). Believe Matilda probably died and buried there so if anybody has the time to look I would very much appreciate it.
thank you

[Hill]

Hi

There's an entry in the index for Parish of Grouville deaths.

Matilda Elizabeth Goldup, June 1941 to August 1963, page 310.

Stewart

[Trouble]

Hi Stewart, how are you?
You set me on the right track a little while ago with the De Gruchy family, especially about the book written on the family, I purchased a copy and my lady friend was over the moon with it.
Didn't realise then that my family albeit by marriage had a link to the C. I.
I would think that the Matilda Elizabeth Goldup you have found in the index could be the one, is it possible for you to find a more exact date for me.
regards
Steve

[Hill]

I'd have to go to the Registry Office and look at the certificate. I can't do that until the end of the week.

Stewart

[Trouble]

Any time would be good Stewart if you don't mind, it just takes care of a loose end, know where and when she was born and married, so it would be nice to know where and when she died.
thanks
Steve

[Hill]

Hi Steve

She died 11th April 1956 at Villa Rosa, Le Marais, Grouville. Matilda Elizabeth Larkin wife of John Edawrd Goldup, aged 83, died of cardia failure, pulmonary embolus.

Now if you (me) was to look at the rates list for that period you would know the name of the daughter??

Stewart

[Trouble]

Hi Stewart,
 Thank you so much for finding that for me and yes if you could find the daughter's name that would be excellent. I am unaware of the rates list, what exactly is it?

Steve

[Hill]

Hi again

The rates (yes, we still pay rates) list is just a list of the houses and the owner - not necessarily the occupier, and how their rates are calculated..

I had a further thought and looked in the Jersey Evening Post Almanacs (It's a bit like a UK Thompson's guide). It lists all the houses and the main occupier.

It tells me that from 1951 to at least 1959 it was occupied by F N Priddy. That's an easy name to trace!!

Stewart