Joseph and ellen

[danieloftyne]

Hi all can anyone find me a death notice for Joseph Jones born 22nd January 1901 and ellen jones born 14th may 1899 they were both living in Newcastle-upon-Tyne so I'm surmising they both died here I can't find them anywhere and they can't be still alive as Joseph would be 120 now thank you in advance

[heywood]

Were they married to each other or siblings?
Did they have children?
Have you found them in 1939 register?

[ColC]

Is this the family in 1911?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWM7-8XL

Colin

[Millmoor]

There is  detailed Air Force record for Joseph. He enlisted in 1919 and joined up again in 1938. He is as a result not on the 1939 register although Ellen is there. He married Ellen Stewart, a widow ( maiden name Llewellyn) in Kelloe 10 Jan 1920. The record also names their children with dates of birth.

William

[River Tyne Lass]

Possibly but might be completely wrong ..?

Could Ellen have remarried to a Morris Robinson in 1962 Newcastle and have died in Sunderland in 1968? Vol 1A page 823?

[danieloftyne]

Hi heywood yes they were married  to each other yes millmoour I'm aware of air force records thank you

[danieloftyne]

Hi rtl how's things with you I'm not sure about that record I'll have a look this is a mystery there must be a death record for Joseph in Newcastle-upon-Tyne he couldn't have evaded it surely

[danieloftyne]

Hi colc no that's not the correct family they lived in byker in 1911 Joseph was only 10 his mother named syvilla and father Henry Sidney jones

[River Tyne Lass]

I'm good 'Cousin' Daniel, how's you? (it's nice to have a RootsChatter that I share Tyne Pilot ancestors with)

Anyway, back to your thread .. do you think there might be a possibility Joseph and Ellen split up and she remarried and he died elsewhere, perhaps?
Or might Joseph have died abroad?  Did he come back from the war?
I am not sure about the Ellen I have mentioned either but she might be worth looking into further.  Perhaps the person who died at Sunderland might have a death notice that may mention her maiden name, hopefully.