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benrymnd
21-02-21, 14:17
Hi everyone I am trying to trace my mother I can find her birth but she then seems to disappear before showing again after her marriage, Mary Horton b 23rd Dec 1919 Prescot Lancashire M Thomas Bennett 1944 St Helens Lancashire. Would there be any specific reason for this?

Phoenix
21-02-21, 14:20
The only place you will find her (until 1921 census is published) would be the 1939. She is too young to vote before war broke out.

I'll have a look andsee if I can find her .

Phoenix
21-02-21, 14:23
Is this her, in Formby?

Frank G Whybrow 06 Mar 1900 Male Asphalt Cou? Manager Married 26 1
Jean B (Jessica) Whybrow 18 Oct 1903 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 26 2
Mary Horton 23 Dec 1919 Female Domestic Duties Single 26 3

kiterunner
21-02-21, 15:18
Hi everyone I am trying to trace my mother I can find her birth but she then seems to disappear before showing again after her marriage, Mary Horton b 23rd Dec 1919 Prescot Lancashire M Thomas Bennett 1944 St Helens Lancashire. Would there be any specific reason for this?


What kind of records are you hoping to find?

Merry
21-02-21, 15:50
Is this her, in Formby?

Frank G Whybrow 06 Mar 1900 Male Asphalt Cou? Manager Married 26 1
Jean B (Jessica) Whybrow 18 Oct 1903 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 26 2
Mary Horton 23 Dec 1919 Female Domestic Duties Single 26 3

Maybe Ben searched on Ancestry where the above 1939 record for Mary has not yet been opened.

benrymnd
22-02-21, 18:16
Thanks for your replies I was hoping to see some information on when she was in an orphanage/workhouse as I was told that she was put in an orphanage. Don't know how true this is but the person who passed this information was her elder sister(by 10yrs) doesn't seem right to me as her mother was still alive and she had a younger brother with no mention of him being in an orphanage.

kiterunner
22-02-21, 18:31
Orphanage records are unlikely to be available online. Nor workhouse records for such recent dates.

Phoenix
22-02-21, 19:26
There are plenty of examples in the early C20th of children being placed in orphanages while one or more parent was still alive because the parents were unable to cope. Conceivably, the eldest child might be old enough to go out to work, while younger children were too young to leave their mother - or a difficult period had passed.

benrymnd
23-02-21, 18:37
once again thank you for your help