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Hi there
As the couple married in England, do you perhaps have the certificate and any idea of his profession?
Are you aware that they had a daughter born in the same year of marriage?

There are only a couple of Fritz Kranemanns listed in the records that Ancestry have.

BUT for the years 2001 and 2003 a telephone directory entry for Beryl and Fritz Kranemann in Weitnau. That's in Bavaria. Sadly, no full entry for street and number.

It's a starting point at least...
Rebel

Thanks cockney rebel … the 2001 & 2003 info is much appreciated. Unfortunate that the street and number are not available.

Hoping this request for a look-up (if possible) doesn't infringe on any RootsChat T's & C's.

My aunt Beryl emigrated to Germany with her husband Fritz Kranemann sometime after 1955.
I never new her as she had left the UK some years before I was born.

My late father never spoke of his sister, (my aunt), for reasons unknown to me, and sadly as no family relatives who could shed any light on this are still alive (as far as I know) I have hit a brick wall so to speak.

I have no knowledge of where they settled in Germany, so I wonder if any member with access to such sources, could have a look at and share any details from any German Phone Book Directories/Indexes, for Fritz Kranemann and Beryl Kranemann.

I completely understand if this request isn't possible, but I thought it worth a try.
Fingers crossed.

Thank you "arthurk" and "shanreagh" for your replies.

I've never heard of "Intussusception"... would never have found that out.

Is there a a specific web site where causes of death are listed/detailed for the 1800's.... like an indexed list perhaps ?

So sad to here it would have been "an agonisingly painful way to die".

Thanks mazi.
The head of the family in 1901, Henry, was a "Railway Platelayer".
However by 1903 the family had relocated to Shrewsbury. (Henry was then a "Railway Clerk" and by 1911 he was a "Brewer").