great-grandaunt Margaret Brew

[Sinann]

When Margaret died, her death notice has no mention of her daughter, deeply regretted by Theobald, brothers and sisters, buried Calvery Cemetery

[Robert2022]

When Margaret died, her death notice has no mention of her daughter, deeply regretted by Theobald, brothers and sisters, buried Calvery Cemetery

So judging by that her daughter died before her

[Robert2022]

I do have two old photos of Stella Brew on the back of one of them is stamped -1 Jan 1940 I believe/think that was when it the photo was developed

[heywood]

What age -about- is she on that photo?

[Robert2022]

Here's the photo

[Robert2022]

She doesn't look any older then 11 or 12 years old in this photo

[CBGenealogy]

There's no child called Brew born to a Farrell mother between 1937-1946 in Ireland, England, Wales or Scotland. Can't check NI for that period online.

However, there is a death of a Stella Bray in 1942, aged 1 in Liverpool. You can purchase a copy of that death for £3 on the E/W GRO site - just to rule it out.

[aghadowey]

There's no child called Brew born to a Farrell mother between 1937-1946 in Ireland, England, Wales or Scotland. Can't check NI for that period online.

However, there is a death of a Stella Bray in 1942, aged 1 in Liverpool. You can purchase a copy of that death for £3 on the E/W GRO site - just to rule it out.

What am I missing here?
Photo of Stella Brew shows her much older than 1 year old so she clearly couldn't be the above death registration.
Additionally, FreeBMD shows a Liverpool birth in July/Sept. 1941 quarter for a Stella Bray with mother's maiden name as McTigue.

[CBGenealogy]

I was just showing that was the only death that even vaguely matched the name. I didn't think it was her.