Great Grandfather died in WW1 im starting to think not

[groom]

So 14 years younger than Martha - a toy boy!

[rosie99]

Sorry Jen I did not go looking to see if it had been posted before on here (It would have taken ages  ) but it did answer Davy's question

So 14 years younger than Martha - a toy boy!

She must have had something about her then     

[DavyTee68]

Fantastic information Rosie thank you very much 

[DavyTee68]

Sorry Jen I did not go looking to see if it had been posted before on here (It would have taken ages  ) but it did answer Davy's question

So 14 years younger than Martha - a toy boy!

She must have had something about her then     

Would love to see a younger Martha photo but thats the only one I have

[rosie99]

John found it first.      I only found it as it was the top item when I put 'Jacob Coulthard' into google

An oddity
Mention in the newspapers preview of Mrs Colthard, 31, River View, Blackhall Mill, Hamsterley. She had received word that her husband Jacob had been wounded in 1915. He was in the Royal Navy, and died. Name is actually Coulthard
Jacob Coulthard (1884-1915)
http://www.durhamatwar.org.uk/story/13363/

[DavyTee68]

Sorry Jen I did not go looking to see if it had been posted before on here (It would have taken ages  ) but it did answer Davy's question

So 14 years younger than Martha - a toy boy!

She must have had something about her then     

Was James Brown younger than Martha as well then ?

[JenB]

Was James Brown younger than Martha as well then ?

Earlier on you said that James and Martha were found together in the 1939 register, so you could see his age from that 

[groom]

When did she remarry?

Just searching for that now Liz

she married James Brown (knowing as Jimmy to my Father) living together 1939 Register

Just about to say the same, Jen. If I'm looking at the right one, 5 years younger.

[rosie99]

Perhaps your course of action now Davy is to add all of this information to your tree then you can see clearly what you do not have