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Since my original post I found on Scotland's People on the 1911 Census that the family were living in Broxburn near Edinburgh at that time, when my mother was 3. My mother's name on the 1911 Census is given as Isabella Montford Robinson, known as Bella. .  I think that some time after that some members of the family moved back to Antrim.  I remember my aunt talking about the Model school they went to.

Hello,

Is your friend a relative of mine I wonder and how closely is she descended from Margaret b.1905?  Also, under your name on RootsChat is
'Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk'.  Are you connected to national archives?  I would like to know a bit more before I give out any detailed information about people who are still living, but I would like to help if I can.  That was my Auntie Margaret who was born in 1905; she had two sons known as Jimmy and Jackie, both deceased as far as I know. I keep in touch with and visited my late Uncle James Robinson's family a year or two ago. I also know of my late Auntie Mary, and Wilma's (Wilhelmina) relatives but am not in touch. My Auntie Sadie (Sarah) is also deceased and had no children. Just remind me where you saw the post with details about the childrens' home/relatives etc. I only know of the siblings after they married and had children, but not the interim or when their mother left.  I know they were still all living together in 1911 in Broxburn from the Census. My late mother (Isa)bella used to speak a lot about Northern Ireland as well as Broxburn so I wonder if the younger ones went back to there. Possibly their mother married again and it is under that name her death was recorded.  I have drawn a blank so far there too.
 

Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you for your suggestion.  I omitted to mention that she left the family and lived until 1961 we think.  The younger children went to a home and the older ones to relatives for a time, returning to live with their father later on. Could a baby be registered in two countries, Ireland and Scotland?

Thank you Moderator, I understand your point now. Kind regards, Hazel