ALICE HIBBINS,do you know her??

martin murray · 14-04-2005, 20:38

I am sarching for info on Alice Hibbins who may have been married to my grandfather's brother. they lived in GRANGE STREET, 28 & 57

in the 1950's before he died age 35 at the local hospital, the Victoria. Any information would be appreciated.

martin murray · 02-05-2005, 20:21

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Originally Posted by martin murray

I am sarching for info on Alice Hibbins who may have been married to my grandfather's brother. they lived in GRANGE STREET, 28 & 57

in the 1950's before he died age 35 at the local hospital, the Victoria. Any information would be appreciated.

To update I have found she died aged 91 in 1998 at Vine House Union Road Oswaldtwistle, apparently its HFE whatever that is. Thanks to you all for any help. M

WillowTheWhisp · 03-05-2005, 07:48

Was HFE something to do with the cause of death? I think it has some connection with cancer but the medically qualified among us would have more idea.

martin murray · 07-06-2005, 20:15

Visited Accringtron on road home from Cotswolds on Holiday. Very taken with how friendly people were. Had a fall out domestically nd was unable to go to see what Vine House on union road oswaldtwistle was, as Alice died there aged 93 in 1998. Anyone able to advise. M

Less · 07-06-2005, 21:17

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Was HFE something to do with the cause of death? I think it has some connection with cancer but the medically qualified among us would have more idea.

Well Willow, I've come close to being medically certified a few times however, I've never heard of any-one dying of HFE but alot of us are destined to die in one!

For future reference HFE= Home For the Elderly.

martin murray · 09-06-2005, 22:33

Thanks for that. I only have a gap from the early 1950's until the late 1990's to fill in. She worked as a care assistant, presumabley in a Nursing or HFE establishment. Died of heart problems as did her partner but some 47 years later. >

Well Willow, I've come close to being medically certified a few times however, I've never heard of any-one dying of HFE but alot of us are destined to die in one!

For future reference HFE= Home For the Elderly.

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martin murray · 06-07-2005, 20:57

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Originally Posted by martin murray

I am sarching for info on Alice Hibbins who may have been married to my grandfather's brother. they lived in GRANGE STREET, 28 & 57

in the 1950's before he died age 35 at the local hospital, the Victoria. Any information would be appreciated.

Thanks to Uncle Mick +willothewisp I found Alice died in 1997. I have also found she had two daughters, one of whom still lives locally. Does anyone knoew Freda Bell, of Thorneyhiolm Road, Accrington? Thsanks. M