O'Hare family (Lanarkshire)

[Hydes]

O'HARE ANDREW - DOCHERTY ROSE ANN - 1920 - 651/ 21 - 21 Airdrie or New Monkland.

O'HARE ROSE ANN - DOCHER F - 1924 - 651/ 399 - Airdrie or New Monkland

Probably need to buy a few credits for Scotlands People to see who was the informant on those deaths below.

O'HARE ANDREW - 47 years - 1940 - 651/ 17 - Airdrie or New Monkland

O'HARE ROSE ANN D - 41 - 1965 - 644/4 1060 - Glasgow

Tried to locate the death cert of Andrew ohare on Scotland's people but have not managed to locate it

[chempat]

Hi, Hydes.

You have copied over what Sandra posted 8 years ago.  Have you followed the suggestion offered?

[Hydes]

Hi,
Oooops... didn't mean to do that.
Yes I have followed up alot of what Sandra sent with certificates. However I'm struggling to find the death cert of Andrew on Scotland's people I have type in all sorts of combinations and have come up with nothing??? I'm sure it's there

[Neale1961]

Have you looked at this death?

ANDREW  O'HARE
age 47
M
1940
651 / 17
Airdrie or New Monkland

[Hydes]

Thankyou after searching forever to find Andrew O'hare (Great Grandfather) death certificate on Scotland's people i have just located it. I didn't realise I needed the ' in O'hare as the other family members I have found i didn't put it into the search.
I'm excited to say I have also located a photo of the grave (he was buried along side his wife)

[Hydes]

I was researching my great great uncle
Thomas O'Hear
(B) : 29.8.188
(M) : 17.7.1910
(D) : 29.4.1955
Birth and marriage certificate lists father as John O'hare and mother Mary Hampsley however his death says father was Thomas O'Hear mother Mary Hampsley. Is this just an error or am I missing something??

[Forfarian]

Probably an error - who registered the death?

It isn't unusual for the informant to be misinformed of details of a death, but mostly the person who registers a birth or who gets married will get it right, so I'd go with John and just make a note that there's an error in the death certificate.

And don't ascribe any significance to spelling variations, especially with Irish surnames, as these are often misheard by registrars.

[Hydes]

The witness on  the death certificate was   John O'hare (Son) which seems odd. Surely he knew what his father's name was ??

[Forfarian]

You would have thought so, but maybe he was confused by the registrar's questions. Or maybe the registrar misunderstood and it was he who got it wrong.