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I did wonder that, but as I mentioned, I haven't found a suitable match anywhere.

On FindMyPast's list of Enumeration Districts Manchester is NJA & Sheffield KIA. MAN & SHE don't appear.

I've noticed the use of MAN on many entries which makes me wonder if the lettering system changed in later years. Maybe someone is a bit more knowledgeable on the subject.

As I said, I suspect they may have married in Ireland/Northern Ireland  or never married.

Not to worry. Regards Eric

Thanks Boo. That is a reference to her burial. One from her husband and one from her sister Alice Chapman, nee Ratcliffe, also mentioning her late husband Arthur.

Now I know the husband's name. something to work on.

Thank you all.

Yes, it is Elizabeth Ratcliffe b Salford and the grave mentioned is hers.

I noticed the Warrington marriage and wondered if she may be the Doris b 1933 in Warrington. Plus, I can't see why she would use the name Doris.

I know the date entered is the date the register was amended, but I was more interested the other annotations next to the date.

Postal districts and registration and other whatever districts are completely different.

On A-Z's, " A street name, followed by the name of another street in italics, does not appear on the map, but will be found adjoining or near the latter".

Sealey street is in what was known, and still is, known as Monsall, although, in the past it was often referred to as Collyhurst. I think it was sometimes referred to as Miles Platting with being near the end of Queens Road. I had ancestors who lived in that area and at the end of Collyhurst Road, just before the railway, and they both mentioned Miles Platting on occasions.

Eric