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I have new information which leads me to believe that when my grandmother (Pamela Robinson nee Thompson) remarried she settled in Kent.

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Births Dec 1922
Thompson Pamela M Hills Sevenoaks 2a 1310

Up to 2005 I can not see a PAMELA M/MABEL BORN 1922 in the death indexes that would fit.

Death indexes for Kent or England/Wales?

England & Wales


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Marriages Mar 1917
Hills Florence E Thompson Sevenoaks 2a 1315
Thompson Frederick A Hills Sevenoaks 2a 1315


Births Jun 1920
Thompson Kenneth H Hills Sevenoaks 2a 1816

Sorry but I have to ask, what last name did you search under? Thanks.

I did not use a last name just her first names & Born 1922

:-)

you can do it on Ancestry

Oh I didn't know that. :-) Honestly, this is a shock because I heard she died a long time ago but thank you, I appreciate it.

But bear in mind that it only covers England/Wales
she may have gone aboard etc

Almost four million Brits are living abroad <<<<<<<<

Plus if the person who registered her death got the birth year wrong !!! :-S

Well, I have been told that she remained somewhere in the UK. (ok, so MAYBE its Scotland) The person who registered her death is supposed to be her son (my uncle) Peter and if so he would have known her birth year. Sad as it is, I have been lied to and my grandmother might even still be alive.

It's so entertaining researching a family with such a common name and its made so much better when members of that family lie constantly.

Sorry, I'm an American and I can't help but add a bit of sarcasm in here. :-D

Anyway thanks again for the help.

Marriages Mar 1917
Hills Florence E Thompson Sevenoaks 2a 1315
Thompson Frederick A Hills Sevenoaks 2a 1315

Births Dec 1895
Hills Florence Elizabeth Sevenoaks 2a 640

SADLY
Deaths Dec 1924
Thompson Florence E 29 Sevenoaks 2a 856


REMARRIAGE
Marriages Mar 1925
Cooper Ada F Thompson Holborn 1b 687
Thompson Frederick A Cooper Holborn 1b 687


Births Jun 1920
Thompson Kenneth H Hills Sevenoaks 2a 1816



THE PARENTS MENTIONED IS HIS DAD & STEP-MUM
SADLY
Name: THOMPSON, KENNETH HARDY
Initials: K H
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Private
Regiment/Service: Essex Regiment
Unit Text: 1st Bn.
Age: 21
Date of Death: 05/12/1941
Service No: 6011512
Additional information: Son of Frederick Arthur and Ada Florence Thompson, of East Dulwich, London.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: Column 64.
Memorial: ALAMEIN MEMORIAL

ABOVE IS SADLY PAMELA'S BROTHER

Hi,

Thank you so much I really appreciate this. I'm just wondering, do you know if there's a way I can trace whether or not my grandmother kept her married name after she divorced my grandfather? It would have been in either 1969 or 1970. Thanks.

I have a question; does anyone know if there is a way to trace a persons marriage using their date of birth?

no, marriages can only be found in the index by name, and the date ( quarter of the year ) and place ( registration district )

only the actual certificate will say the age and then just age, not date of birth

and for your previous question, the only way to know what name a person used is to find a record of the person using a particular name :-)

for example if the person used the name when they married or if their death was registered under the name

it's often a case of you have to know what you are trying to find out, before you can find it !

Not to my knowledge (in the UK at least). The GRO index only gives names, quarters, year and registration district, and I don't think PR on line are searchable by age.

The information as to ages on the certificate are only as good as is given, and the parties often 'fudge' the ages to appear younger/older. Until the (mid?) 19th century, they only said 'of full age' which could be anything between 21 and 101!

**do you know if there's a way I can trace whether or not my grandmother kept her married name after she divorced my grandfather?**
Possibly historical ER may give the answer, but as she had children, she may have kept her married name for their sake. No doubt it depends how 'liberated' she felt.