Ancestors in Brockmoor and Brierly Hill

[Michmoor]

Death listed as a latin sounding name, "Morbus Cordis Anasarea" something like that, I've been told its a bit of a dustbin term if they are not entirely sure.

The re-marriage certificate does say she is a widow.

[Michmoor]

Update:

Spent time at the Dudley Archive office, established he did die in 1927, however this opens up another mystery as Great Gran married in 1917 and is listed as a "widow" not true!

I think I will try and find out if the marriage was somehow dissolved, but not sure how to go about this, suggestions please?

Kind regards

[Milliepede]

Oh dear.  Maybe Great Gran just left him then and when she met someone else she wanted to marry claimed she had been widowed. 

I don't know about dissolving at that time but perhaps there would be something in newspapers.

[BumbleB]

Oh dear.  Maybe Great Gran just left him then and when she met someone else she wanted to marry claimed she had been widowed. 

I don't know about dissolving at that time but perhaps there would be something in newspapers.

Nothing to do with Staffordshire but I had a couple, in Yorkshire, who obtained a divorce in 1871 (yes, that's right 1871).  They both remarried in 1873 - she had reverted to her maiden name and "Condition" was stated to be "Divorced Woman".  He remarried as a "Widower".