It occurred to me afterwards that Elizabeth Kerridge isn't the only member of that family who died in North Wales and for whom it isn't possible to find a burial. One of her daughters, Gertrude Frances Kerridge, died in Dolwyddelan in 1913. I have tried to establish where she is buried and once again, have met with being unable to trace this place. It is strange that both mother and daughter died in North Wales yet no burials can be found there.
Gertrude Frances Kerridge was proprietress of The Gwydr Hotel, Dolwyddelan, when she died there on 12/01/1913. At that time her aunt and uncle, my gt grandparents, were around and I should have thought they would take care of the arrangements. When Elizabeth Kerridge died in 1947 it was bad year for the family as Amelia Kerridge, her sister in law, died in February 1947. My grandfather died in 1946, so my grandmother would have been left having to cope with the deaths of her husband and mother.
I don't know of anyone else who would have been involved at that time. The fact that the burials for the two of them cannot be located makes me wonder if they were buried elsewhere.
Helig