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Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« on: Tuesday 13 February 18 01:47 GMT (UK) »
Might someone be able to help me find the burial information of my G-Grandmother, Sarah Cooper (nee Thompson), who is listed in the death index as having passed Q1 1939 in Tynemouth, Northumberland.  She was born about 1867 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire.  I'm in the USA so popping into the local archive isn't possible for me.  Thank you in advance for any assistance.
~Peggy

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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 13 February 18 08:30 GMT (UK) »
Welcome to rootschat  :)

Tynemouth registration district covers quite a few places you would need to know where she died, you really need the death certificate.
https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/tynemouth.html

Have you tried newspapers or grave websites

Where was she living in 1911.  Did any other family move to Tynemouth area with her, if so please give details
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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 13 February 18 09:14 GMT (UK) »
Have you any idea where her daughter Constance Violet Cooper lived after her marriage
as I am assuming she went to live with her daughter on Tyneside
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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 13 February 18 16:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi wemorin3

Welcome to RootsChat :)

When I am next at the North Shields library I can check for you to see if she may have been buried at places such as Earsdon, Preston Cemetery in North Shields or Wallsend or Whitley Bay.  They have records there in huge tomes and on microfilm.  If I I am unable to find then Sarah was perhaps buried somewhere else such as Blyth in the Tynemouth registration district.  I don't have access to records there. 

It may be a few weeks before I can get back to the library but I will put this on my to-do list if you don't mind a wait?  Hopefully, I will be able to find her for you and the cost of buying a death certificate will not be necessary. :)
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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 14 February 18 02:48 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: rosie99 on Tuesday 13 February 18 08:30 GMT (UK)
Welcome to rootschat  :)

Tynemouth registration district covers quite a few places you would need to know where she died, you really need the death certificate.
https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/tynemouth.html

Have you tried newspapers or grave websites

Where was she living in 1911.  Did any other family move to Tynemouth area with her, if so please give details

Thank you for the response so quickly.  She was a widow in Battersea in 1911.  Her youngest daughter, Constance Violet, married James Read and they moved from Battersea to Tynemouth sometime between 1922 and 1931, but I don't know any more details as to where.  I'm assuming Sarah moved with them.

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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 14 February 18 02:50 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: River Tyne Lass on Tuesday 13 February 18 16:09 GMT (UK)
Hi wemorin3

Welcome to RootsChat :)

When I am next at the North Shields library I can check for you to see if she may have been buried at places such as Earsdon, Preston Cemetery in North Shields or Wallsend or Whitley Bay.  They have records there in huge tomes and on microfilm.  If I I am unable to find then Sarah was perhaps buried somewhere else such as Blyth in the Tynemouth registration district.  I don't have access to records there. 

It may be a few weeks before I can get back to the library but I will put this on my to-do list if you don't mind a wait?  Hopefully, I will be able to find her for you and the cost of buying a death certificate will not be necessary. :)

Dear River Tyne Lass,

Thank you so very much!  That would be fantastic and I'm so appreciative of you taking the time to look this up.  I look forward to hearing from  you.
~Peggy

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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 14 February 18 02:52 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: Radcliff on Tuesday 13 February 18 09:14 GMT (UK)
Have you any idea where her daughter Constance Violet Cooper lived after her marriage
as I am assuming she went to live with her daughter on Tyneside

Dear Radcliff,
Thank you for your response.  No, I am trying to find that out.  Both Constance and her husband were from greater London so I'm at a loss as to why they relocated.  I'll keep digging. 

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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 14 February 18 02:56 GMT (UK) »
Quote from: rosie99 on Tuesday 13 February 18 08:30 GMT (UK)
Welcome to rootschat  :)

Tynemouth registration district covers quite a few places you would need to know where she died, you really need the death certificate.
https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/tynemouth.html

Have you tried newspapers or grave websites

Where was she living in 1911.  Did any other family move to Tynemouth area with her, if so please give details

Dear Rosie99,
Thank you for your response.  I shall check in newspapers.  She was widowed and I am assuming moved with her youngest daughter (Constance Violet Read) and son-in-law (James C Read) to Tynemouth sometime between 1922 and 1931.  I'll keep digging.

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Re: Sarah Thompson Cooper Burial Inquiry
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 14 February 18 08:23 GMT (UK) »
I think Constance may be found in 1939 register wrongly transcribed as Constance J Read
Constance J Read   1896    Whitley Bay U.D.   Northumberland
other residents details blacked out
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