Searching for lost Family of Betty Irene Wiggins

Question

My Granmother was Betty Irene Wiggins, later married Peter Hook , Born august 7 1928. She had a father Jospeh Wiggins and Mother Lilian Taylor. She had bothers and sisters named Gord , Millie,  Gladys and I believe Russell . One of her brothers died as a teenager in by being hit by a car while riding a go cart with his friend . I also believe that she had a twin brother not 100% certain on that . I do know that her mother had passed away when she was about 10 years old so 1938 or 1939 . Her father had raised her in Toronto Ontario Canada . I know that a Jospeh Arthur Wiggins and a Lilian are buried at Mount Pleasent cemetery in toronto , and I see from some records she passed away first in the right time period . I am however stumped because some records show different people that my grandmother never mentioned . I am hoping for help with this  . I am looking to complete our family history,  especially for her oldest daughter Heather. If anyone has information on this please , please contact me . We have searched for answers for years and have found nothing .it epuld mean the world to us to finally know our family history.

Answer 1

I checked out www.familysearch.org and these are the fields I used for the search -- mother's name as given as Emma Lillian Taylor 

1-20 of 481 Results for Name: Betty irene wiggins Spouse name: Peter hook Father name: joseph wiggins Mother name: lillian taylor Country: Canada

 

Comments

Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you ! I am 100% going to check those sites ! My aunt will be ecstatic , I'm making her up something for Christmas!

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One of the records is in fact my grandmother's sisters grave . Thank you so much , it means alot to me to find something!

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Don't forget to utilize the resources listed ... also you can check Find A Grave at www.findagrave.com to see if any of them are memorialzed

Answer 2

Have you searched for census records?

Comments

Yes I have searched for records on ancestry. Is there another way ?

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Yes, indeed, there is www.familysearch.org which has records in archives that were issued by city, county, state, nation and that includes Canada [and many many other nations] and whatever its civil districts are named (prob. not county or state, but I specialize in USA and am not "up" on other nations) 

AND there is "Kitty's Library" here at Wikitree, a directory that it will advantage you to explore for Canadian (free) information websites -- the directory is HUGE ... fabulous site!! 

Kitty's Library