Death Jane Lennox, 1875, South Street, Buck Field, Rawtenstall, Lancashire

[Peggy13]

Jane Lennox reportedly died 1875 in Rawtenstall, Lancashire. I believe she is possibly nee Sarah Jane latimer whose daughter Marjery married Samuel Carr/Corr/Kerr in 1856 in Ireland and then moved to England where Marjery died in Oct 1888. I believe Jane's husband was likely John Lennox whom she married Apr 24, 1834 in Ireland - I  do not have the exact place, possibly Moneymore or Ballinderry.
How would I find out more about Jane? I believe that English death certificates do not have parents' names on them.
Can anyone help with this?
Thank you
Peggy

[rosie99]

I see from census that she was born c1799 so presumably this death

Death Mar 1875   
LENOX    Jane   
Age 74   
Haslingden reg dist    8e   124

[Comberton]

[Peggy13]

Fantastic rosie99 and Comberton. You are terrific. Thank you so very much. I had originally been looking for Jane’s death in Ireland but then came to believe she had moved to Rawtenstall to live with her daughter. Thanks again. The death report is very helpful.
Peggy

[emeltom]

She is in the 1871 Census with her daughter and son in law in Lancashire

RG10/4138/F18/p29

[Peggy13]

Thank you emeltom. This is much appreciated.
Peggy

[Peggy13]

Besides her daughter Marjery Carr, who died Oct 1888, in Rawstenstall, Jane may have had a daughter Elizabeth Hammersley who died 1889 in Rawtenstall and a daughter Jane who died after 1881 but not sure when and not sure if married.

[Maiden Stone]

Jane may have had a daughter Elizabeth Hammersley who died 1889 in Rawtenstall

I can't see a death or burial in Rawtenstall around 1889 for Elizabeth Hammersley but was this her son?
Burial 10th March 1869 St. Mary, Rawtenstall
William James Hammersley age 20
Abode South Street. Grave 562
Lancashire Online Parish Clerks www.lan-opc.org.uk

St. Mary is the parish church, the Anglican church in the town centre.
Transcriptions of St. Mary's burials registers on LAN-OPC go up to 1874.
www.lan-opc.org.uk/Rossendale/Rawtenstall/stmary/index.html
Rawtenstall Cemetery opened January 1877
www.lan-opc.org.uk/Rossendale/Rawtenstall/cemetery/index.html
 
South St. is near town centre + near Newchurch Rd. I don't recognise "Buck Field" in the newspaper report of Jane's death. It may have been the old name of the area where those houses were built. There are many deer-related place names in the Rossendale Valley as it it was a hunting forest aka the Forest of Rossendale.

[Peggy13]

Thank you Maiden Stone. This is very helpful. Perhaps William James Hammersley buried 1869 is a cousin or uncle to Elizabeth's husband or something else.
Thanks for your help
Peggy