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This might be the parents' marriage:

Name: William Benjamin Sans - carman
Estimated birth year: abt 1873
Age: 22
Spouse: Susan Ann Heapy
Spouse Age: 23
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 4 Aug 1895
Parish: Ratcliffe
Borough: Tower Hamlets
Father Name: Thomas Sans - manager
Spouse Father: John George Heapy - labourer
Register Type: Parish Register

Witnesses Lydia Heapy and Albert Sans.

OH My God, I cannot believe it, thankyou so much, I don't know how you did it and so quickly. I am not sure what to do now to get more information about my family.I will apply for the death certificate. Can you please give me some advice. I am in total shock but sooooo happy Thankyou all especially you Kay <3

Barbara, This is the GRO online cert site so you can order the death cert using the ref numbers below, you can then apply for George's service records as Kay suggests.

http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/default.asp

Name: George H Sans
Birth Date: abt 1911
Date of Registration: Dec 1952
Age at Death: 41
Registration district: Poplar
Inferred County: London
Volume: 5d
Page: 308

Hello Barbara,

If you use the Search facility top right ,,,,,there is a drop down menu,,click on the ---Search all Members Trees......enter the name of George Sans and his year of birth,,,,,from the shown list of tree owners that have a match,you can contact them with your own message......a couple have his name in their tree.

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Barbara if you apply for his death certificate only do it though the GRO site as most other sites charges are way and above those of the GRO whos is,,£9-25,delivered,

Barbara I have sent you a PM......a private message with added information ,,,,,,,,see the purple envelope at the top of your screen,click to read its contents.

Hi guys,
I have now got my Fathers death certificate and have sent off for his war records, all thanks to you.
Can you help me with another queries I have found my long lost sister's birth certificate and a possible marriage. This is from my mother's side. Can you tell me how to go about getting an address for her. Thanks
Barbara Arnold/ nee Sans :-S

Try looking for her and her husband on the electoral rolls

It may be though that she may have opted out of the public rolls

http://www.searchelectoralroll.co.uk/Electoral_Roll_Search.asp

Thanks for that guys, unfortunately I've drawn a blank there. I'll just keep looking.
For the record her name is Mary A Lemon, Born Bristol 1946 mothers maiden name Good. That's how I know it's her. She was known to me as Anna, I last saw her when she was 3 years old and I was six years old. Although my mother's maiden name appears as Good on Anne's birth certificate her real maiden name was Coull, she was unofficially adopted as happened a lot in those days. My God all these lost children. Would love to find her. Love all you guys for all your amazing help. Thankyou.
Barbara

Have sent Barbara a possible for Mary A Lemon on the electoral register.

Kath. x

Thankyou Kath, it could well be her as her Father was Joe Lemon. Will let you know when I discover more x

Sorry Kath it was not her, wrong age and born in Sunderland, just spoke on the phone with her. I'm stil shaking I really thought it might be her with her Fathers name being the same. Thankyou anyway, will keep looking X
Barbara

Sorry Kath it was not her, wrong age and born in Sunderland, just spoke on the phone with her. I'm stil shaking I really thought it might be her with her Fathers name being the same. Thankyou anyway, will keep looking X
Barbara

I just happened to glance at the Success Stories board and saw Barbara's post

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/success_stories/thread/1355211

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After years of searching for my Father without success GR found him in two days, although sadly he is deceased and my half sister also, I am now in touch with lots of great nephews and nieces, and hope to meet them soon, a whole new family I didn't know I had. A very big thankyou to all at GR with a special mention to Kay. You are all incredible people, and long may you continue xx
From Barbara

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so I came looking for her thread, and remembered reading it, and thought anyone who had missed it would like to see her conclusion if they don't read that board :-)