Death of Anne Jane Burden, July 22, 1905 at 61 Muse Lane, Glasgow, Scotland

[MonicaL]

Have you got Ann Jane in 1901? She is showing as much younger than she was:

William Burden 46 iron moulder born Falltick (? as transcribed. Could be Falkirk?)
Ann Jane Burden 40 Wife b. Ireland
William Burden 19 Son Stair Lamp Lighter b. Ireland

Address: 55 Muse Lane, Glasgow/Milton

Monica

[Peggy13]

Looks like all the ages are crazy. Anne Jane should be 56 not 40, and her son William Burden, actually McVey, should be 36 not 19.
Peggy

[jonw65]

Buried at the Western Necropolis, 26 July 1905
Ann Jane Burden
residence 80 Maitland St
age 49
died 22 July
lair proprietor William Burden
interred in ....
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSX7-89CD-N

[jonw65]

That is section O
2035 purchased 26 July 1905 by William Burden
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-V3DN-YQ6J

[Peggy13]

All the previous details fit the birth of Anne Jane Hurl Oct 13, 1844 in Ireland, except her mother's name. I have Mary Ann Watterson and Anne Jane's various records have either Anne Jane Watson or Anne Jane Wilkison. I am working on that. Looking for the marriage of a William Hurl abt 1839 in Ireland to any of these women.
I also have a brother George Hurl who marries Annie McKenzie Taylor in 1866 in Scotland and his mother is given as Mary Waterston. At the moment, I have posted for George's death certificate in Sacramento, California Aug 17, 1915 to see what parents are given. AT the moment, I am thinking that Anne Jane's mother is in error on the various records.
Thank you jonw65.

[jonw65]

Thank you jonw65.

You're welcome
One more!
The lair book, showing William Burden also buried in O / 2035, 3 August 1918
Two more burials later
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSH8-P9WL-7

[Peggy13]

Thank you for the additional dates of death, one of which must be Anne Jane's husband.

[Peggy13]

I cannot read most of the marriage info when William Burden married Anne Jane Hurl in 1890. Can anyone read the information about William?

[MonicaL]

The section for William is hard to read isn't  A lot of text. Wonder what that is about.

Some of the other columns you may already have figured out:

James Burden (or Burdon?) Iron moulder (deceased) and Agnes Burden MS Summerville? (deceased).

William Hurl, farmer (deceased) and Ann Jane Hurl MS Watson.

(Signed) Malcolm McLennan Minister of St Peter’s Parish, Glasgow

(Signed) William Mastxxxx witness and Mary Mackellar witness

Monica