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Missing gt grandmother, what was her surname????

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Maud

Maud Report 3 Jun 2008 11:33

Someone somewhere must have my ancestor`s name amongst their tree, do you have a MARY HANNAH born 1850 in Derby
her maiden name was Copeland.
she married George Nelson Grant in Derby and they lived there except for 1881 when they appeared on the Scottish census staying in Perth, where one of their sons George Nelson, was in a Reform School (Kirby) for which no records now exist.

Mary Hannah disappeared after 1881, husband George Nelson had another "wife" Annie by 1891 and they went to live in Leicester, where Mary Hannah`s brother also lived.

In 1910 George Nelson and Annie Packer married in Derby,he stating he was now a widower, giving a clue that Mary Hannah must have died around that year,

But, I cannot find her death as I do`nt know what surname she had adopted, please please can anyone help, if your ancestor`s name was Mary Hannah born in 1950, could she be "my" Mary Hannah?
I would be over the moon if she can be traced.

Thank you.