Wharfedale Mother and daughter Jardine deaths 1884

[Dumfriesdelving]

Does anyone know of Ann Jardine née Hope, b. Dumfriesshire 1803 and/or Jane Jardine, b. Knaresborough c 1840,who both died in Wharfedale,in December 1884?
Coincidence?

Husband/father David Jardine b Dumfriesshire c 1797,General Merchant
Son/brother David Jardine b. Knaresborough 1842 became an architect in Devon.

[Dumfriesdelving]

Adding photo

[Dumfriesdelving]

Adding photo of David Jardine, cousin of Thomas C Hope, son of John Hope of Bradford, uncle of Robert Hope, Ann Jardine's nephew.

[MaureeninNY]

Does anyone know of Ann Jardine née Hope, b. Dumfriesshire 1803 and/or Jane Jardine, b. Knaresborough c 1840,who both died in Wharfedale,in December 1884?
Coincidence?

Sorry-do you mean that they both died in the month of Dec. or Dec Qtr.?

I think I see Ann's death notice:York Herald October 28, 1884
Jardine-October 22nd, at Otley,Ann, widow of the late David Jardine, of Knaresborough, in the 81st year of her age.
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Maureen

[MaureeninNY]

York Herald October 15, 1884

Jardine- On the 12th inst. at Grove Cottage,Menstone,in her 45th year,Jane,daughter of the late David Jardine, of Knaresborough.
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Maureen

[arthurk]

Maureen posted while I was typing, but I'll post this anyway:

There are numerous death notices relating to Ann and Jane in Yorkshire newspapers from October (mostly) and November 1884.

According to these, Jane died 12 Oct 1884 at Grove Cottage, Menstone (= Menston) aged 44, and she was daughter of the late David Jardine of Knaresborough; and Ann, David's widow, died 22 Oct 1884 in Otley aged 80.

Later there was an advert placed by a firm of auctioneers for the sale of Jane's property, including household furniture, cottage pianoforte and modern school fittings.

[MaureeninNY]

Thank you,Arthur.

 I didn't see anything that would suggest any sort of "mystery" involving Jane's death.

 I guess the death certs would be needed.

Maureen

[arthurk]

Indeed - if there had been any kind of inquest etc I'd have expected to find some mention of it when I searched.

[Dumfriesdelving]

Many thanks Maureen and Arthur.

I had assumed 'December' having looked on free BMD and GRO; hadn't found the dates elsewhere.
I do find certs rather depressing but may order some more.

I'm glad to have a location for these people and the teaching detail as the photos had a Liverpool label.
To find (from someone in Utah!) that Ann (Hope) Jardine was my gt-grandfather's sister was very helpful, too.
E.