*COMPLETED* Death & burial in Brighton 1856

[Roy G]

You ask whose tree on GR, but I am not permitted to name living persons on this site.  Have sent you a PM.  Roy G

[Jane Masri]

I'll stand corrected Roy but surely as it's 'out there' on a public site with the name on it, that Rootschat stipulation wouldn't apply

Jane

[dawnsh]

Hi Roy

Thanks for the pm.

I don't have paid access to GR so what I see is very limited.

The lady you mention is a relative and we have been in contact.

You could have mentioned her name on here, that isn't her real name now.

Dawn

[Roy G]

I'm always doing something wrong and getting wrapped knuckles, and having given someone's name in the past and had it removed, I now prefer to be cautious, especially as the name used appeared not to be a pseudenym. 
I can also understand your reluctance to invest in a certificate, speculating, rather than knowing, it's the right one.  Unless you live in the locality, a personal visit to the archives or the cemetery would cost more though, unless you can make it an integral part of a day out or holiday.      Roy G

[dawnsh]

Hi Roy

The 'living person' scenario is a tricky one, I understand your caution. That's the problem with putting your 'real' name on a forum.

I'm going to have a good rummage around this week and see what else turns up. I can always raid the housekeeping for some extra cash if needed for the cert   We'll have to eat value brand groceries for a few weeks.

Dawn

[dawnsh]

For those who were watching this topic, I have finally found out that Ann was sent to Colney Hatch Asylum in November 1851 and died there in 1864.

I'm now planning a trip to the LMA to look at the surviving records.

Dawn