Hi Brenda Depends on how deep your pockets are I guess Personally I get very few death certs as they can be sparse in detail, although after 1969 you should get a little more than earlier ones I would be inclined to go for a will as that may give clues as to any close relatives (if there was a will of course) There is this one snippet which looks promising 1939 London phone book LURKINS Fredk. G. W. The Lodge Harlington rd, Hillingdon .. Uxbridge 1929 Ah, bit further Looks like she married a younger man :-) Born Brixton Name: Frederick G W Lurkins Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1905 Registration district: Wandsworth Inferred County: Greater London, London, Surrey Volume: 1d Page: 726 Death reg Name: Frederick George W Lurkins Birth Date: 13 Jan 1905 Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1974 Age at Death: 69 Registration district: Depwade Inferred County: Norfolk Volume: 4b Page: 1562 A will may help Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Hello: > > I recently 'found' a previously unknown aunt. Her name was Olwen Helen Madge Martin (born c 1899) > and she married Frederick LURKINS in London in 1928. I have never known anything else about her. > Then today I found that a Olwyn Helen M. LURKINS died in West Sussex in 1982. > I plan to get her death certificate. In the meantime are there any Internet sites where I might > find a death notice or obituary for her? Or any other suggestions where I might find more > information about this lady? > > Thank you > > Brenda > Canada