Workhouse deaths in 1890's

If someone was in a Workhouse at the time of their death in about 1898, would they have been buried in a certain location owned by the workhouse? Her husband in the Ince Cemetery but I can not find his first wife and the mother of his children anywhere.

Any help is appreciated~ Arlene

what are their names i will have a look for you a relative of mine died in the work house on frog lane but they are buried in Ince

Thank You Winnie,

Her name was Lavinia Howarth Hey and she was married to a James William Hey, she died in 1898 in a Workhouse, so we were told. James went on to marry a woman, Mary Elizabeth Norman and they both passes away in the 1930's ear;y 1940's. Just haven't been able to locate Lavinia anywhere. Thank you~

is this her Lavina Howarth
1866–1898
BIRTH 1866 • Rochdale, Lancashire, England
DEATH 1898 • Rochdale, Lancashire

YES! Thats her. So, she died in Rochdale and is most likely buried there. Thank you so much! I appreciate this information, a lot! Thanks again~

she was born it Rochdale Name: Levina Howarth
Age: 14
Estimated birth year: abt 1867
Relationship to Head: Daughter
Father: Henry Howarth
Mother: Emma Howarth
Gender: Female
Where born: Rochdale, Lancashire, England
Civil Parish: Spotland
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England
Street address: 8 Blackwater St Household Members:
Name Age
Henry Howarth 38
Emma Howarth 37
Richard Howarth 16
Levina Howarth 14
J.H. Howarth 11
Alice Howarth 6
John Howarth 4
Albert Howarth 1

and married there Name: Lavinia Howarth
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: 23
Event Type: Marriage
Birth Year: abt 1866
Marriage Date: 9 Nov 1889
Marriage Place: Wardleworth, St Mary, Lancashire, England
Parish as it Appears: Rochdale, St Mary Father: Henry Howarth
Spouse: James William Hey