Just had a look for Ann’s mother, father and grandparents.

First the documents are similar to the 1911 but there may be one drawback.

When you print out the documents the writing is very faint.

Now it could be my printer and it may be better to save the
document to your computer and print the saved document off. If memory serves me right that’s the thing to do.

Ann’s parents hadn’t met until later and I was suprised to find her Dad elsewhere, but he worked for the railways so just posted away. This being the first time that I’ve found his trade. We did know that but just got it on paper.

It looks as if Ann’s Grandmother was away from home and maybe under another name ( not surprised at that, if so number 15 coming up) I know that she was at that time studying to be a midwife or working as a midwife so name “errors” creep in!

In the Grandmothers case I may call it quits as it took me 14 years researching to find her death. Woman of mystery!

Allan C.