Loseby (with a Higgins marriage connection)

[wilcoxon]

Yes, 1953 Bradford is the wrong one. A pity really as it was so easy to trace 

[Kloumann]

A Harry Loseby, age 35, buried Camberwell, 1920
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/218236925/harry-loseby

Could be Harry N A Loseby, died Chelsea, 1920, born 1885
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2JHJ-24J?lang=en

Harry Newton Arden Loseby, born Newmarket, S quarter, 1885, MMN Arden

[wilcoxon]

A Harry Loseby, age 35, buried Camberwell, 1920
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/218236925/harry-loseby

Could be Harry N A Loseby, died Chelsea, 1920, born 1885
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2JHJ-24J?lang=en

Harry Newton Arden Loseby, born Newmarket, S quarter, 1885, MMN Arden

Electoral registers 1920. Camberwell.
Violet Ivy Loseby at same address.
No relationship showing

[Kloumann]

There is a record of him going to Ellis Island, New York with Violet in 1910

[wilcoxon]

Buried together. 

Harry Loseby BIRTH1885DEATH30 Sep 1920 (aged 34–35)BURIAL
Camberwell Old Cemetery
PLOTSquare 63, Grave 26538

Violet Loseby BIRTH1889 DEATH9 Mar 1932 (aged 42–43)BURIAL
Camberwell Old Cemetery
PLOTSquare 63, Grave 26538

[Kloumann]

No records that I can find of the mysterious Mr Loseby marrying Mary/Elizabeth Higgins in Ireland or anywhere in UK.

[rosie17]

No records that I can find of the mysterious Mr Loseby marrying Mary/Elizabeth Higgins in Ireland or anywhere in UK.

Definitely a mystery 

Rosie

[Kloumann]

In 1926, Elizabeth is listed as a confectioner and on her death in 1952, she is of independant means. Was Mr Loseby also a confectioner?

[rosie17]

I have searched lots of immigration records different variations of both names and nothing
Have you tried searching newspapers to see if there is any mention of her husband's name On her death notice
I can see a few records on Newspapers.com ( index )

Rosie