Mystery man

[Johnsonsyard]

Hi, trying to locate burial for my Get Grandfather John Mawson 1843 to 1929. Civil death registered Sunderland in September 1929. Unable to find a burial. Crematorium not nuilt till 1937. Ant ideas what to do next ? Thanks.

[River Tyne Lass]

If you know the date of death, a newspaper death notice might reveal burial place perhaps.  If you or someone in the area could look it up?

[JenB]

Previous thread
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=847523.msg7146606

Did you purchase the death certificate as suggested?

Added: even earlier thread https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=719051.msg5628303#msg5628303

[River Tyne Lass]

https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2335386/sunderland-cemetery

You could book a trip to Tyne and Wear Archives and check out if he is in Sunderland Cemetery (also known as Grangetown cemetery) burial entries - on the off chance.

I don't know if the Sunderland local studies might also hold these burials.

[JenB]

You could book a trip to Tyne and Wear Archives and check out if he is in Sunderland Cemetery (also known as Grangetown cemetery) burial entries - on the off chance.

Grangetown Cemetery burials are indexed on Durham Records Online - no sign of him.
https://www.durhamrecordsonline.com/NewSearch.php

[heywood]

Do you have him in 1921? If so where is he living then?

I can see one in 1911 with a son William but can’t find that family in 1921.

[Millmoor]

Suspect surname has been transcribed as Manson in the 1921 census.

William

[heywood]

Ah, thank you.
If it is the same person, there is conflicting information on published trees so I wasn’t sure.

[AllanUK]

If you know the date of death, a newspaper death notice might reveal burial place perhaps.  If you or someone in the area could look it up?

A search hasn't found anything.