Great Grandfather died in WW1 im starting to think not

[groom]

That's a good possibility, Iolaus. I wonder if Davy can find that one on the 1911 census to see if it give anymore information?

What registration district would the asylum come under, I cant find a death to check the age?

[DavyTee68]

He was in the newspapers 1906 though and fathered children 1898 to 1907 so may be the one admitted later.
And to be honest after reading what he got up too I wouldn't be surprised
I'll have a look tomorrow as I'm at work till midnight

[DavyTee68]

That's a good possibility, Iolaus. I wonder if Davy can find that one on the 1911 census to see if it give anymore information?

What registration district would the asylum come under, I cant find a death to check the age?

This is the only Asylum I can find in Durham
Winterton Asylum,
Winterton, Durham, England

Salters Lane near Sedgefield, Durham England

[isobelw]

Hi
I think basically what it means is that his previous qualifying address was 23 School Row, Lintz Colliery. He must have recently moved from there to 5 Hamsterley.
It does seem that he disappears shortly after this.

I'd agree that it is very debatable whether Martha was a widow in 1911.
Seemingly the only other possible death registration before then, other than the eliminated Lanchester one, looks to be
Dec 1910, Newcastle upon Tyne, William Turner, age 46
But I'm not recommending it!
John

School Row is were Martha is in 1911 as well very strange
So looking like 1908 and then he's a gonna somewhere

Martha  was at 31 River View in 1911.

[Jomot]

Yes, Sedgefield/Winterton would be the asylum for the area, but the ages at death don't tie in with your William.  William died 1919 was 38 & William died 1915 was 40.    There was also one died 1903 but he was 59.

[DavyTee68]

Hi
I think basically what it means is that his previous qualifying address was 23 School Row, Lintz Colliery. He must have recently moved from there to 5 Hamsterley.
It does seem that he disappears shortly after this.

I'd agree that it is very debatable whether Martha was a widow in 1911.
Seemingly the only other possible death registration before then, other than the eliminated Lanchester one, looks to be
Dec 1910, Newcastle upon Tyne, William Turner, age 46
But I'm not recommending it!
John

School Row is were Martha is in 1911 as well very strange
So looking like 1908 and then he's a gonna somewhere

Martha  was at 31 River View in 1911.

Indeed it was thank you

[DavyTee68]

Yes, Sedgefield/Winterton would be the asylum for the area, but the ages at death don't tie in with your William.  William died 1919 was 38 & William died 1915 was 40.    There was also one died 1903 but he was 59.

Ahhh ok back to the drawing board
Thanks for looking 🖒

[jonwarrn]

Seemingly the only other possible death registration before then, other than the eliminated Lanchester one, looks to be
Dec 1910, Newcastle upon Tyne, William Turner, age 46
But I'm not recommending it!

Still not. But Peter Rodger a couple of pages on, 10b 24, died at the Royal Victoria Infirmary (probate record)
So maybe not impossible.

[DavyTee68]

Seemingly the only other possible death registration before then, other than the eliminated Lanchester one, looks to be
Dec 1910, Newcastle upon Tyne, William Turner, age 46
But I'm not recommending it!

Still not. But Peter Rodger a couple of pages on, 10b 24, died at the Royal Victoria Infirmary (probate record)
So maybe not impossible.

Was Peter Rodger living in Durham like Jon ?
RVI was and still is the major hospital for the North East
William Turner age 46 fits perfectly