Cheshire 1930s death

[Cas (stallc)]

Do you need any info on the family?

Cas

[Stuart_McDonald]

What I have is scant, so I wouldn't say no Cas

[Cas (stallc)]

Marriages Dec Q 1907 
HERMON    Olive Emmeline     Edmonton    3a   983 - married Joseph Harold Derbyshire (number missing from his registration)

Births Jun Q 1912   
Derbyshire    Alfred G    - Hermon    Fulham    1a   337    

Births Dec Q 1916   
Derbyshire    Victor J - Hermon    Pembroke    11a   2296
    
Births Sep Q 1920   
Derbyshire    Dennis   -  Hermon    Macclesfield    8a   249    

Cas

[Stuart_McDonald]

Cas, thanks for that....they got around before ending up in Cheshire!

[Cas (stallc)]

1921 census free index - view record for full details

Joseph, Olive Emmeline, Victor and 3 others are on this record living Macclesfield, Cheshire

Joseph & Olive born 1885

Cas

[carol8353]

The Macclesfield Times of 7th Aug 1936 has an article about her. It says A Service was held prior to her funeral at the chapel in West Park Hospital- she was of 57 Cross Street (My gran used to live at number 5- small world!)

Still no actual date of death though.

[Cas (stallc)]

HERMAN, OLIVE  EMMELINE  mmn   NORTHEY 
GRO Reference: 1886  J Quarter in WHITCHURCH  Volume 02C  Page 211 (Hampshire)

DERBYSHIRE, JOSEPH  HAROLD  mmn   BOWER 
GRO Reference: 1888  M Quarter in MACCLESFIELD  Volume 08A page 143

Can be found with family on census.

Freebmd for parents marriages if interested in going back further.

You may want to do the research yourself.

Cas

[Stuart_McDonald]

Olive is my line, her husband Joseph Harold I can determine as dying in 1949 in Cheshire using BMD but I can't get beyond the year with him as well.....and their son Alfred G. born in 1912 (Fulham) seems to have completely evaporated, Victor & Dennis I can trace.  I do appreciate the assistance though, so thanks for using your time and eyes for me Cas

[mckha489]

and their son Alfred G. born in 1912 (Fulham) seems to have completely evaporated, Victor & Dennis I can trace. 

There is an Alfred George (G confirmed as George on the GRO)  Derbyshire in the London Gazette 1937. Clerical class. Taking up appointment in the War Office 

Added…..But I think he might be the one born in 1894