Alison There is another death registered that might be that of your Annie Andrews, if for example, it was registered late, and Annie was away from home at the time of her death, i.e. at her brother's home. I found this on FindMyPast Name: ANDREWS, Annie MRegistration district: [?] Aston County: Warwickshire Year of registration: 1924 Quarter of registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Age at death:74 Volume no: 6D Page no: 293 ----- Original Message ----- From: "alison moyra - BT Total Broadband email account" <alison.moyra@btinternet.com> To: <irl-dublin-city@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 10:46 AM Subject: [DUBLIN-CITY] Annie Andrews > Hello all. I'm still looking for Annie Andrews: > Weekly Irish Times, Dublin, 05 Apr 1924 DEATHS. > "ANDREWS - March 21, 1924, at her brother's residence, 12 Johnstone st., > Ladywood, Birmingham, Annie Andrews, wife of John Andrews, Pawnbroker, of > 4 Ardee st., also 20 St. Margaret's tce., South Circular rd., Dublin. > Deeply mourned by her sisters and brothers. R.I.P." > > Have been trying to find the death record: on West Midlands BMD, > findmypast and Ancestry, and the only one possible is: > Annie Andrews Birth Date: abt 1875 > Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1924 > > Age at Death: 49 (I felt the birth date > was wrong anyway.) > > Registration district: Birmingham > > Inferred County: Warwickshire > > > > BUT - she had two children Anne Mary (1882) and Henrietta (1883) - at > Ardee St - so can't possibly have been 49 in 1924......however if she > took 10 years off her age.....but no marriage found in Dublin. > > Looking at the Birmingham connection...: > > > > IF they married in Birmingham: > > John Thomas Andrews Apr-May-Jun 1882 Birmingham Warwickshire - married > > Annie Lennon Apr-May-Jun 1882 Birmingham Warwickshire > > ...or just possibly > > Mary Ann Husey Apr-May-Jun 1882 Birmingham Warwickshire (same page, > but Mary Ann is a less likely name) > > (Only 2 possibles of 4 in Birmingham 1878 - 1883.) > > > > AND there was an Annie Lennon born Rathcoole in 1865............... > > (And to be fair, possible Mary Ann Huseys in 1867 and 1868...a little too > late) > > > > Considering that she probably had one child born before marriage, to marry > at her brother's, not in Ireland, seems > > likely...both women were Roman Catholic. > > > > Is this too farfetched? Comments please. - meanwhile I shall look for her > brother. - Alison Moyra. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-DUBLIN-CITY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message