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Heaton

I couldn't believe it when I saw her name on a tree - then when I found that name on the marriage cert. I haven't found a birth reg.
The address of "Red Hill" has Charlotte liisted there on the 1931 eroll.
 
Can't be certain because she is listed as Heaton and her birthplace is listed as London but Joan is possibly a pupil in Bromley (parish) in 1921. There is no matching birth reg. for another Maud Heaton at the time.

Not sure where Maud is, she may have died in 1911.
 
MWS said:
Can't be certain because she is listed as Heaton and her birthplace is listed as London but Joan is possibly a pupil in Bromley (parish) in 1921. There is no matching birth reg. for another Maud Heaton at the time.

Not sure where Maud is, she may have died in 1911.
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Saw that entry for Joan. As she married as Heaton I suspect it is likely to be her.

No idea about Maud's death at the moment
 
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well done jan :) ...ive spent ages looking for mauds death and like mark did not think to look under the surname of hancock which of course she would be unless she married again or officially changed her name after divorce..now simon can obtain her death certificate if he wishes to do so...simon when you log back on read from your post 99 so that you do not miss any info posted for you and nice clear writing on her headstone....brilliant

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It would appear that Walter Hancock quickly learnt of Maud's death because his marriage to the woman he had been seeing for some years (son born 1916) was reg. the same year and qtr.

Either that or big coincidence.
 
MWS said:
It would appear that Walter Hancock quickly learnt of Maud's death because his marriage to the woman he had been seeing for some years (son born 1916) was reg. the same year and qtr.

Either that or big coincidence.
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He married on 22nd March as a widower (I think that's what it says). St George's Bloomsbury. Cert on Ancestry
 
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Less than a month then.

Always difficult to get a complete picture but Maud's later life seems a little sad. Hopefully she found some joy in her daughter.
 
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