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Marraige / Death for Mary Moore b.1892

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Jean

Jean Report 11 Jun 2009 17:02

I can't seem to find out what happened to Mary Moore b. 1892 in Glasgow, parents Duncan and Mary nee Crawford .
She is on the 1901 census with her parenys and siblings , living in Springburn , Glasgow.
There doesn't seem to be a marraige or death with mother's surname Crawford.
I have accounted for everyone else in her family, any help would be great.
Thank you
jean

Helen

Helen Report 11 Jun 2009 17:28

This is a long-shot.

On Scotlandspeople:

Marriage

Mary Moore
1909 - 1924 (Mary age 17yrs to 32yrs)
Springburn
Glasgow

There is only the 1 entry to check for this marriage

This is assuming Mary got married and her family were still living in Springburn at the time.

If her father was still alive in 1911, you will be able to check for his name and address on the 1911 valuation roll at the Mitchell. At least that would verifiy if they were still living in Springburn at the time.

Helen

Jean

Jean Report 11 Jun 2009 17:39

Helen,
Thank you for that it might very well be her, I will have to go back to Scotlands people and check.
Just been on the Mitchell website and will have to go there I think, especially for the poor relief records, another very kind G.R. member found other members of my family there, so now it's my turn, problem is I live in London but needs must.
regards
jean
Mary's father Duncan died in Springburn in 1939 so hopefully this is her.