Beatrice Emily Wright nee Green

[amondg]

Beatrice Emily Wright nee Green born Norwich 1910 working in Crewe 1939 married Alfred James Wright later that year.

Looking for a death notice or obituary she died 1990 registered Wolverhampton


There were 2 children Annette Jillian 1940  died 1982
and Vivienne Irene Mary 1944 died 2007

[CaroleW]

Beatrice Emily Wright nee Green born Norwich 1910

She was Emily Beatrice - not Beatrice Emily - see freebmd births, 1911 census & 1939 marriage

She married as Emily Beatrice & the 1990 death was Emily Beatrice Wright b 6.8.1910

What info are you looking for from a possible obit?

[CaroleW]

Re your pm.  Is this query also related to possible beneficiaries of a will? 

If so - given the marriage years of the 2 daughters any children would still be living so details could not be given here

Second daughter was Vivien - not Vivienne

[amondg]

Thank you I know the children's names, the obituary might say where they were living at the time of her death and therefore be useful for a targeted notice.
What is the use of a PM if you are going to blab it.

The point is not to have "supposed relatives" come climbing out of the woodwork

[CaroleW]

Please read your pm again..  You currently have several posts of this nature but made no reference as to which one you were referring to in your pm or even whether they were linked in any way. 

I am sure any reputable solicitor would establish their identities.  My friend was a beneficiary in similar circumstances  & the amount of proof she had to provide was incredible.  Her birth cert, marriage cert, parents certs etc etc

Have you tried 192.com or the online phone directory?   As you know the children's names - have you looked for marriages etc or used social media to try & trace them? 

[amondg]

It doesn't stop some from trying, causing excessive paperwork.

[shanreagh]

Thank you I know the children's names, the obituary might say where they were living at the time of her death and therefore be useful for a targeted notice.
What is the use of a PM if you are going to blab it.

The point is not to have "supposed relatives" come climbing out of the woodwork

Those seeking possible beneficiaries have established means to test a relationship.  Most would support spreading the net wide so as many people are able to see the notice. 

'Blabbing' is of less concern that not reaching a beneficiary who may be estranged or unknown to the family. 

Surely you are doing this as a favour and not seeking recompense or finder's fee so why are you concerned at how the solicitors are going to handle people who may be beneficiaries