Genealogy Chat

could you please have a look at a tree on ancestry

its the woodcock family tree they have a amy leatherland born 1894 nottingham

i know she married a john mills in 1918 most of her children were born derbyshire but after that i dont know where she was

i am hoping that this person on ancestry as the death of amy as i cant find one

she was my great aunt her parents were arthur and eliza leatherland

thank you

Sorry, nothing except the 1901 census.

Andy

thank you andy very much :-D

As well as your GR tree, five others include your great aunt. Have you contacted them?

Have you considered the possibility that her husband died and she subsequently remarried? If that was the case, then her death would be under a different surname. (I have a number of those in my own tree. "Companionship in old age")

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England & Wales deaths 1837-2007 Transcription
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First name(s) AMY
Last name MILLS
Gender Female
Birth day 25
Birth month 5
Birth year 1894
Age -
Death quarter 4
Death year 1981
District MANSFIELD
County Nottinghamshire
Volume 8
Page 0253
Country England
Record set England & Wales deaths 1837-2007
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Deaths & burials
Collections from Great Britain

thank you to everyone for info

that could be my amy mills will have to look into it more thank you very much

hi

have found a burial for a amy mills buried at wilford hill nottingham on that burial it says she dies 30 aug 1973

can anyone find that death on ancestry please ut might give her age and date of birth

thank you

This looks the most likely


Name:Amy Mills
Birth Date:14 Dec 1884
Date of Registration:Sep 1973
Age at Death:88
Registration district:Ilkeston
Inferred County:Derbyshire
Volume:3a
Page:850


Andy

Lorraine,
Amy was cremated 4th September, having died 30 August - if you use deceased online you can look at the Cremation registry scan (£2) which should tell you the date of death and cremation, age and DOB of the deceased, the name of the person arranging the cremation who might be a relative, the district in which the death was registered and whether the ashes were scattered or collected by whomever.

thank you greyghost

will have to take alook