Lost Arthur Charles Blaza 1894 to 1911

[jonwarrn]

There is the death of an Annie Blaza, aged 51, Sculcoates 9d, 182, 3rd q. 1919

No need to buy the certificate! Annie was buried at the Western Cemetery, Hull, 9 August 1919.
The register has all the info.
Died 5th August.
Age 51
Wife of Charles Blaza, Rullyman
Residence given as 5 Whitedale Gloucester St.
But it looks like she died in Sculcoates Workhouse.
Cause of death General paralysis
Image on FamilySearch
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G96P-F986?cat=702378

Buried in compartment 555 grave 5391
But also says D.G.
As it does on the graves register, where (her) burial number is struck through (meaning?)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSGK-S3ZB-3?i=507&cat=702378

Next one in that grave is 72332, Arthur Sayer, age 48, in 1938. Then Herbert Gray, 30, a Gunner in the Royal Artillery, who was buried in 1940.

[hanes teulu]

5 Whitedale Avenue is Arthur Charles Blaza's address on the 1920 electoral register - Parliamentary Borough of Kingston upon Hull, South Western Division.

[jonwarrn]

Arthur had moved by the time of his death though.
Arthur Charles Blaza, 70, Carting Agent, died 13 May 1940
Buried at the NC in Hull, 17 May.

[Jamjar]

I have also just seen a Charles and Anne Blaza in 1901 living in poplar this has Charles down as being born Norfolk then it is crossed out and Lowestoft added. Anne is down as being born metfield
But the surname looks like Blaya so not sure

It says Blaza here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X945-Y5N

Possible birth of the John who is with them in 1911, given that the marriage for Arthur and Elizabeth was registered in Mutford.

BORRETT, JOHN mmn HORNSEY 
GRO Reference: 1904  J Quarter in MUTFORD  Volume 04A  Page 1172

Jamjar

[JenB]

I have also just seen a Charles and Anne Blaza in 1901 living in poplar this has Charles down as being born Norfolk then it is crossed out and Lowestoft added. Anne is down as being born metfield
But the surname looks like Blaya so not sure

It says Blaza here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X945-Y5N

It is also transcribed as Blaza on FindMyPast.
At first glance it does look like 'Blaya', but just look a couple of lines above at Eliza Lepine, and note the unusual way in which the enumerator wrote the letter 'z' with an extra little loop at the beginning. The surname is definitely Blaza.

[jonwarrn]

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before I even posted it

Mind you, it would have been nice to have some response from pigginnut

[pigginnut]

Sorry Folks
I am so grateful for your assistance here, have been away from computer looking after my mother, apologies for delay in replying.

I am so sure we have found the right one and I am very grateful to you all for your help, sometimes a second pair of eyes or 3 or 4 pairs in this case can see what you are missing. Although it was not blocking our research it is so good to have that gap filled on the tree.  The man clearly got about over the years lol.