Does anyone have any further information about Sarah Ann JONES born 25/04/1877 in Linton
Her Father was John Jones and her Mother Elizabeth Jones, nee Forty.

Siblings: John Samuel b 1865, William Henry b 1870, Elizabeth (my grandmother) b 1872

I have found her on censuses up until 1891 when she lived in Tibberton but can't find her after that.

Does anyone have any further information about Sarah Ann JONES born 25/04/1877 in Linton
Her Father was John Jones and her Mother Elizabeth Jones, nee Forty.

Siblings: John Samuel b 1865, William Henry b 1870, Elizabeth (my grandmother) b 1872

I have found her on censuses up until 1891 when she lived in Tibberton but can't find her after that.

a possible

1901
Sarah Ann Jones abt 1878 Inmate Burghill, Herefordshire

but possible the same as
1911
Sarah Ann Jones abt 1878 Leominster, Herefordshire, England Patient Burghill, Herefordshire

but this looks more like :-

Year: 1896
Month: Mar
Day: 18
Surname: JONES
Forenames: Sarah
Residence: Tibberton
Age_at_death: 18
Officiating_Minister: C P Taylor Curate of Maisemore
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P332 IN 1/7
Page_No: 68
Parish_Chapel: Tibberton

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I had a feeling that she'd died young. Where can I obtain a copy of the death certificate? I'd like to know the cause of death.
As it's a burial would there be a grave-stone do you think?

I had a feeling that she'd died young. Where can I obtain a copy of the death certificate? I'd like to know the cause of death.
As it's a burial would there be a grave-stone do you think?

Here the BMD ref :-

Name: Sarah Jones
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1877
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1896
Age at Death: 19
Registration district: Newent
Inferred County: Gloucestershire
Volume: 6a
Page: 162

order here
https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/default.asp

or get some to do it for you, such as
http://www.howardpage.co.uk/SITES/jTwenty/Packages%20and%20Fees.htm

buials/ headstones - I'd say 50:50 that one was used and survives

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