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The reason I put the Violet A Taylor marriage was that I have examples where I have been looking for a maiden name, but the lady was remarrying. The childrens birth records show her original maiden name, but obviously her marriage shows her first husbands name.

There was this:

Births Jun 1893 Morpeth 10b 401

Taylor Violet Alice

And I did find a violet Taylor on the 1901 census in the area who had a younger brother William.

A more likely Violet?

Name: Violet Burns
Age: 5
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1896
Relation: Niece
Gender: Female
Where born: Sunderland, Durham, England

Civil Parish: Sunderland
Ecclesiastical parish: Hendon St Paul
County/Island: Durham
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Sunderland
Sub registration district: South Bishopwearmouth
ED, institution, or vessel: 7
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 365
Household Members: Name Age
Sarah Burns 37
Thomas Davison 45
Violet Burns 5
is it possible to find this family in the 1911 census?..i have bben told my nana violet moved with her grandperents (sarahs parents maybe?)to trimdon or wingate when violet was a child and opened fish and chip shops.Also told her family came from Ireland originally.So wondering who this violet lives with in 1911..is any 1 in a position to take a peek.
many thanks
maureen

If they lived in Trimdon or Wingate you won't be able to find them yet on the 1911 census as Durham is one of the counties that isn't on just yet. I'm waiting for Durham and Northumberland to be added myself.

Kath. x

ohhhh what a shame .how long do we have to wait kathleen?
thanks for taking time to read and replying ,im getting quite obsesed trying to find which violet she is...my git feeling is she is the child with the aunt..burns not taylor.
going off track now .
thanks

Intresting looking back at that marriage index there is a Violet Alice Taylor that could fit the death entry?
Name: Violet Alice Taylor
Year of Registration: 1893
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
District: Morpeth
County: Durham, Northumberland
Volume: 10b
Page: 401
Oh see its just what David found aswell

It just says on the 1911 census site that Durham and Northumberland are two of the counties that are "coming soon" - whatever that means!!

Kath. x

thank you to everyone who helped on this post .i have been able to confirm my nana is violet alice taylor from morpeth.Strnge all of her children knew her as burns.Her first 3 childrens births had burns as her maiden name then her following childrens births had Taylor.So i have found her parents joh n (1864) and mabel l (1864) .am now wondering if her mum mabel was a burns or johns parents were burns .I have tried looking without sucess.any1 with a extra good search
thanks again all concerned :-)) very very much
maureen xx