Thread: Davis-Maxwell-Davis Death Lookup, Please.

Hello from Canada.



Catherine (Porter) Davis-Maxwell-Davis. B: 1864. London,England.Married Edward Maxwell Radford Davis 1898 London, England. Edward died 1906. 2 sons. Reginald and Eric.Catherine is thought to have died in 1946.She was known to use Maxwell-Davis as a last name.She was alive during the 2nd world war.No nothing about Catherine. Desperately lookingfor any information on Catherine to complete family tree.Any info appreciated no matter how small.



Have been trying for years to locate some kind of Death cretificate for the above relative.

Have tried everything I can think of with no results. I am at the point I think I'm chasing a ghost?

Hello

Do you have them on the 1901 census.

Kim

I think I've got this working okay?



Found edward on the 1861 and 1871.

nothing on the 1891 that I could find.

Did locate Edward on 1901 with wife listed as Kate.

Iformation on edward is not hard to find. It's catherine.

She has no middle name that I am aware of. Her birth date of 1864 is from the family Search, Church of latter day saints matched with edwards info.



I found so many catherine Davis and catherine Porter's that I am really confused.



Wolf.

Hello again

Have you applied for Edward and Catherine 's marriage cert to get fathers names

Kim

My father obtained a marriage certificate for them sometime in the 1950's and it mentions the wife first name/maiden name and nothing about kin. The certificate was applied for using Edwards Information and catherine showed up as the wife.

I have not applied for any newer version because from what I can find out from the web is only the birth certificates in the UK show the parents names the marriage and death certificates do not.

I am told the registry office requires more than a name and approx

birth date to locate and issue a birth certificate.

To purchase one on line, is pay your money (expensive) and take

your pick. If your wrong, tough. There are thousands of Catherine Porters registered.

Suggestions?