I am interested in finding out more about Ann Grace Chamberlain (maiden name Farmer). She appeared in the Census of 1901 as an inmate at Fir Vale Workhouse (Page 25 row 16). She was born in Liverpool in 1843. I have a death certificate for her husband George, who died in "Sheffield Workhouse no10" on 19th October 1900 but I have not yet found a death for Ann. Did she also die at the Workhouse or did she leave and live out her life elsewhere? Are you able to help? I am happy to pay if there are administration fees for any information. She was my 2xGreat Grandmother

Hi

You did not state her date of birth which would be useful for finding the death record.

However there is a death recorded for an Ann Chamberlain on 11th August 1902 at Sheffield, St Nicholas, Bradfield.

There is also a death recorded age 46,Ecclesall Beirlow 1911, Death qtr 2, vol 9c, page 212.

There is also a child's death - Ann Grace Chamberlain, 1892, age 0, death qtr 3, vol 9c, page 344.

Hope this helps

Lesley

The 1892 death is maybe a red herring.
There’s a baptism 20 April 1892 Darnall for an Ann Grace Chamberlain, parents Thomas Thornhill and Ada of 135 Ripon St.
That was presumably the child who died in 1892 (burial was also in Darnall)

Heths

Isn't Bradfield under Chesterfield RD if so I think the one that died in 1902cis aged 77 so too old

Have you found ann in 1891 and how certain are you about the ann in 1901. Just that there is a burial for an ann chamberlain wife of a wagon builder in 1883 and is buried in Darnall cemetery the same as george but not in the same grave.

Thanks for the replies, I don't have a date of birth, her birth was 3rd qrt, Liverpool 1843 vol 20 page 336. I was aware of the death in 1892, my Grandmother's older sister. I'm sure of George and Ann both being alive in 1891 living at 152 Darnall Road. Can't be 100 percent sure about 1901, but the right age and born in Liverpool so looks quite likely

I think the Ann Chamberlain who died on 18 November 1883 would have been the wife of John Thomas Chamberlain, Georg's brother. He was also a wagon builder

No, Bradfield was in Wortley Reg. District 1838-1974.
see: https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/reg/districts/wortley.html

Thanks Sally