Death lookup please

[hardsocks]

Looking information on the death of Sarah McIntyre (Oliver)
Last known address
San Antonia Ward
8 Bexar
Texas
In 1910
Her Husband was William McIntyre
Anything other information would be very helpful
Thankyou

[Erato]

This looks like William's death in 1927:
    
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01qva/

I think this is Sarah's death in 1913:

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01qvb/

[RJ137]

This looks like William's death in 1927:
    
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01qva/

 San Antonio Light
Sunday, Jan 23, 1927
San Antonio, TX
Page: 53

[RJ137]

I think this is Sarah's death in 1913:

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01qvb/

 San Antonio Light
Sunday, Nov 09, 1913
San Antonio, TX
Page: 8

[oldohiohome]

I don't know if you are working forward or backward, but for the man who died in 1927:

Died at the Bexar County Home for the Aged
January 22, 1927

widowed, born May 24, 1848, in Belfast, Ireland, son of James McIntyre and Frances Newmann, both born in Ireland. occupation: cook
buried: Calvary Cemetery
informant: Anne G Wright, from the County home.

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Declaration of Intention to become a US Citizen
15 December 1919, San Antonio
William Alexander McIntyre
a cook, residing at the Home for the Aged, Bexar County
arrived from London at New York City October 1882 on the SS Canada
born May 24, 1848, Belfast
dark complexion, 5 feet 10 inches, weighs 160, tattoo left hand, grey hair
is not married
last foreign residence: London

[oldohiohome]

Marriage Bexar County TX
Wm Alexander McIntyre
Sarah M Oliver

married 15 June 1896 by T N Devine, a Justice of the Peace, Bexar County

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QK85-63XZ

[oldohiohome]

1910
Sarah M McIntyre, 59, born in Missouri, father also, mother in Virginia, married twice, 17 years, 6 children, 6 alive
William McIntyre, 62, born in Ireland, a cook in a hotel, married once

https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/139311090:7884

Oliver might be her first married name, not her maiden name. The marriage record doesn't say much.

[RJ137]

I thought some of this looked familiar.

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=838088.msg7035741

[oldohiohome]

one of these women could be 'Mrs Fuller of this city' who survived Sarah McIntyre's death, as mentioned in her obit.
San Antonio City Directory
1914
Fuller
   A Fuller (Maude) 611 Van Ness
   Edward (Alice) 629 E Crockett
   Frank (Josephine) 502 Seguin
   Hiram (Alma) 512 Lopez
   Joseph (Frances) 115 E San Pedro Place
   Martha (widow of Harry M), school teacher, 122 Simpson
   R J (Annie) 911 Crosby
   Robert M (Emma) 1902 Leal
   T F (Mrs T F), attorney, 513 E Elmira  - not there in 1913
   William (Lucy/Lucille) 126 Van Ness

1913 book not in 1914
Fuller
     Fred, soldier (Freida)
     Mary (widow of Andrew), 516 Van Ness

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I think I found the first two, Maude and Alice, dying in Bexar Co, and they were not a match. You can probably eliminate them. As for the others, I couldn't be sure. You'd probably have to look at each one's genealogies to rule them in or out.

And Sarah's daughter might have left San Antonio after Sarah's death.

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and I browsed Bexar county deaths for 1913 and there aren't any in the online records at ancestry for October or November. They might be at the county level, though. You could request it. If her husband knew and remembered her parents' names and birthplaces, and her birthplace, that information might be on the form.