Martha Jane Gambold- Last seen in Lydbrook 1918

[Fisherman]

Martha Jane Morgan b Bedwellty Mon. 1891 married George Edmund Gambold in Bedwellty 1911.
They are on the 1911 Census Living with her family.
George Died in 1918 at Gloucester Royal Infirmary.  Probate record says he was inn keeper of the Crown and Sceptre Lydbrook, administration granted to his widow Martha Jane.

That is the last record I can find of her. What happened to her?
I'm hoping a fresh pair of eyes can spot her.

Thanks
Fisherman

[amondg]

Free BMD

Martha J Gambold married William L Jones 1919 registered Monmouth June Quarter vol 11a page 104

[CaroleW]

Have you already ruled out the 1919 marriage on freebmd?

Snap

[amondg]

Their son John Oliver Gambold was killed in action 28 August 1941 He was on a Royal Navy Submarine P33
He was 28 years old

[Fisherman]

Thank you both.
How i missed that i don't know.
There again I never expected her to re-marry so quickly.

Fisherman

[amondg]

Possible death 1926 age 34

So you should be able to find them on 1921 census

[Capetown]

Their Son

Francis Theophilus Gambold
Age 5
Residence:  Blackwood
Buried at Lydbrook : 29 Oct 1922

This is found in the Forest of Dean Family History Website

His father Edmund George Gambold’s burial at Lydbrook is also transcribed ..  residence Lydbrook aged 37.

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GRO index lists their children including Francis.

[Fisherman]

amondg & Capetown

Thanks for finding those.
Just checked with the wife and her family and they didn't know that George Edmund had children.

Fisherman

[Capetown]

I’ve just been looking at British Newspapers on line, and in the Gloucester Journal Saturday 19 October 1918, is a full report of the Coroner’s Enquiry into the death of Edwin George Gambold.  Martha has stated he was a mine timber man at the Old Engine Colliery .  Seems an axe slipped in his hand and he cut his leg.  He had it amputated but died of heart failure and septicaemia.

It’s quite a long article.