See Birth Certificates:-
Leslie George Petty
Josephine May Petty

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Charles Hayward - Shayle
Charles Hayward - Jones
George Joseph Petty
Benjamin John Bayliss
Sidney Ralph Ganderton
Sidney Ralph Ganderton (Original)

See Death Certificates:-
Lottie May Hayward
Josephine May Petty
Fanny May (Hayward) Petty
George Joseph Petty

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Fanny May Petty died from Atheroma, aged 60.
(Only 9 weeks after her second husband George Joseph Petty died, aged 46)

Atherogenesis, noun.
formation or development of atheroma.

Atherogenic, adjective.
forming or developing atheroma.
Ex. an atherogenic diet of high cholesterol content.

Atheroma, noun, pl. -mas, -mata.
1. fatty degeneration of the inner walls of the arteries.
2. a fatty deposit clogging an artery.

I did a lot of research on my grerat aunt, and finally found that she was buried at Knightwck Mortuary Chapel's grave yard.

Visit Knightwick Burials

Because Fanny's second husband George Petty had already died, I think her brother, my grandfather John William Jones brought her back to his village from where she was living near Droitwich, and had her intered at Knightwick. Unfortunately there is no grave stone, but you can see the burial page which tells of her aged 60 and living at 5 Hanbury Wharf, Hanbury. She was buried on the 21st October, 1947, by E. S. Bartlett, Rector of Suckley.

 


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