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My grandmother isn't in any of the records

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Joy

Joy Report 24 May 2011 22:57

Do you know the area where she was born?

And if you have her marriage certificate, what is the name of her father, please? (so I can look in 1901 and 1911 census for her).

Rambling

Rambling Report 24 May 2011 22:55

Do you know where she may have been born ?

from Freebmd the closest in date are



Births Mar 1899 (>99%)


BURROWS Muriel Ivy W. Ham 4a 297 edit def not this one (died)


Births Mar 1900 (>99%)
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Burrows Muriel Basford 7b 275


Births Dec 1903 (>99%)


BURROWS Muriel Barnsley 9c 255
BURROWS Muriel Agnes Chorlton 8c 731

Heather

Heather Report 24 May 2011 22:50

Hi, I'm new to Genes Reunited and trying to find out about my paternal grandmother and her ancestors. Her name is Muriel Burrows, born 1901 (I think), but I cannot find a single reference to her in any of the records accept the marriage ones. She died in 1938, when my father was two years old, and he was separated from most of his family after that.
My Dad has had a stroke so cannot communicate, so I cannot ask him for more details.
Why is it that she does not appear in the records? She was def born, and spent almost all her life, in this country (the UK).
Thanks!
Heather