Death record for Hannah Hinton

[Di33]

Can anyone help please.  I searching for the death of Hannah Hinton but have had no luck at all.

Her maiden name was Grainger born 1859 in Codnor, Derbyshire.  She married Fred Skinner in 1879.  He died 1893, she remarried James Hinton in 1905.
The family are in Ilkeston up to 1921 census and James Hinton is buried in Park Cemetery Ilkeston but she isn’t buried with him.
Can’t find her on 1939 register.
I’ve searched deaths from 1921 when I know she was alive up to 1959 which would make her 100 years old but nothing comes up.

Please a fresh pair of eyes might see something I can’t.

[Ladyhawk]

Do you have an exact dob birth for Hannah Hinton nee Grainger?

Do you have an address for Hannah Hinton around 1939?

[Di33]

Unfortunately I don’t have an exact birth date. She was baptised 9 March 1859 in Codnor.

I can’t find any record for her at all after the 1921 census.  I have searched the 1939 register but nothing comes up. I have tried every way I can think of spelling Hinton but to no avail

[softly softly]

Is it possible she died as HENTON

Deaths Dec 1937   
Henton    Hannah    aged 78    Newark    7b   470

John

[Ladyhawk]

I’ve searched deaths from 1921 when I know she was alive up to 1959 which would make her 100 years old but nothing comes up.

As you know she was alive up to 1959 was she still living in Ilkeston?

Edit to add

Have you tried searching the 1939 Register using the address from 1921 census?

[softly softly]

Ladyhawk, Does not the poster mean she knew Hannah was alive in 1921 and has then searched up and until 1959 when Hannah would have been 100, not that she was still alive in 1959.

John

[Ladyhawk]

Ladyhawk, Does not the poster mean she knew Hannah was alive in 1921 and has then searched up and until 1959 when Hannah would have been 100, not that she was still alive in 1959.

I've misread it  So your find for death in 1937 could be her

I’ve searched deaths from 1921 when I know she was alive up to 1959 which would make her 100 years old but nothing comes up.

[softly softly]

With the emphasis on "Could she possibly"

John

[Di33]

Thank you both for looking for me, I did see that one but can’t find any link to Newark.

Thanks again