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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Yorkshire (West Riding) => Topic started by: Simma on Friday 20 January 06 15:41 GMT (UK)
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Hi,
I wonder if anyone has anyone knowledge of Barnsley Cemetery and its history.
I have noticed on a lot of old photographs that there were two chapels located inside the cemetery, roughly where a set of 'ruins' currently stand. I had always assumed that these ruins were fake - a piece of the landscaping by the designers. I know the chapels were there in 1910 as I have seen a photograph of the funeral of the children killed in the Public Hall disaster and they can be seen in the background.
Can anyone tell me the fate of these buildings? Are the 'ruins' (or part of them) the actual remains of the chapels?
Also, does anybody know if there is a 'Friends of Barnsley Cemetery' group or similar? I was quite dismayed to see that one of the buildings attached to the front wall was in a very poor state of repair with most of the back roof missing. Also, while the cemetery itself is in good order, many of the older graves are in a poor state too, possibly due to vandalism that hasn't been put right.
Any responses are appreciated!
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as far as i know the "ruins" as you call them are whats left of the two chapels. the building attached to the front wall is cemetery lodge and it is going to be put for auction.
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Just a quick update the buildings at the gate of the cemetery have been refurbished and turned into three flats one of which was advertised in the Barnsley chronical a few weeks ago ( they do look much better ) No doubt someone will enjoy living there,
Doodle
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Hi
Just to let people know there is now a friends group for Barnsley Cemetery, we are having our first open day this Sunday 17th August, 10.30 - 3.30.
We will be having guided walks of the war graves one at 11am and one at 2.30 these are by ticket only available on the day.
We will have a database available which covers from 1861 when the cemetery opened until 1960. We also have a large number of MI's which at present can only be searched by plot number.
The lodge house is now fully occupied and looks very nice they have been done to a extremely high standard and are beautiful inside. The roof of the roundhouse will hopefully be repaired by the end of the year.
The group will be leasing from the council the roundhouse and the workmans hut to use as a base for further activities.
Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any further questions. For now please use my hotmail e mail *
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Gillian, welcome to rootschat... and what a great job you're all doing in Barnsley.
charlotte
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Hiya
If anyone needs a lookup or two I have a transcribed copy of the burial register
Doodle
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Hi Doodle
Do you have a copy of the whole thing including the unconsecrated sections. Our database includes both sections from 1861 - 1960 so far.
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Hiya
1861 to 1930 un con included
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Hello Doodle, I'm not sure if you can find any of my family, I am looking for Patrick Carroll and his wife Elizabeth. Patrick died in1873 and Elizabeth died sometime around 1903 I think. Much appreciated.
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Carrol Patrick Section P Grave number 519 Uncon buried 12-1-1873 age 48 address Thomas Street
Carroll Elizabeth Section P Grave Number 519 Uncon buried 18-06-1903 age 76 address 126 St George's Road
Regards Carolanne
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The buildings of the cemetery were as follows.
The range of buildings near to the gate were the Cemetery Keepers house now converted into flats, what we call the roundhouse which was the mortuary chapel, the workmans hut which is a modern edition. The whole range was covered in and at present their purposes were unknown.
As you walk through the main gate you were faced with a chapel on either side to your left was the non conformists (methodists, catholics etc commonly called the unconsecrated section due to it not being blessed by a church of england vicar)chapel and to the right the C of E chapel the archways in the middle were built as such and have not changed. Unfortunately the chaples were just about demolished with only small bits of them remaining these too were under threat but after opposition from out group this plan thankfully has been dropped although I have no doubt it will reappear at some point as they will be very expensive to maintain and repair. I hopefully have attached a couple of pictures so you can see what I mean.
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Wow that seemed to work ok hope they aren't too big.
Just to add that although there is some vandalism a lot of the damage is caused by subsidence which in an area like ours is inevitable.
We are currently working on the monumental inscriptions which as you can imagine is quite a daunting task but we are progressing well.
Due to the hard work of Pete Shields from the Dearne Friends Group we now have a database of all the war graves and all the mining related deaths.
Our next projects will working on a DVD and book about the Public Hall Disaster in which 16 children were killed in order to raise funds to repair some of their stones, and making some sort of memorial/remembrance to the men and boys who were killed in the 2 Oaks Colliery Disasters the second of which killed 326 males making it the second largest disaster in the United Kingdom
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Sorry to butt in on this thread but is it too much to ask for someone to look for Bakel, Buckle and Worrall in the Burial Register? Would you need christian names and possible dates?
Di
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It would help to have christian names,I can see only 3 names with the surname Bakel all buried in the same grave section P grave 154 Uncon.
Clara Bakel buried 27-02-1908 age 48 address 61 Church Street
Robert Bakel buried 01-12-1915 age 65 address 71 Church Street
Charles Robert Bakel buried 25-10-1887 age 7weeks address 44 Church Street
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Buckle all buried in section S grave number 477 Con
Eric Buckle buried 6-8-1900 age 7weeks address 44 Bridge Street
Mary Margaret Buckle buried 1-11-1918 age 49 address 71 Church Street
Edwin Buckle buried 7-1-1926 age 27 address Beckett Hospital / 71 Church Street
Albert Buckle buried 22-3-1927 age 24 address 71 Church Street
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Thank you so much Carolanne. Great info - lots to think about. We knew that part of the Buckle family became Bakel's. Obviously the Buckle's moved into 71 Church Street after Robert Bakel died.
Very much appreciated.
Di
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Hiya Di
There are some Warralls but are buried in different graves if you send me your addy I'll copy and paste them for you.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne, thank you so much for that, apart from the fact you have saved me so much work in hunting for these graves it was such a thrill to get your reply so quickly. Once again thank you so much. Anita
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Your welcome off to watch Emmerdale now lol
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Sorry to be a pain, but where exactly is the cemetery and how do I get there from the town centre? ::)
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Do you know Barnsley at all
just had a thought I'll e-mail you a map if I can get one
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I know the centre of Barnsley, I go to the Archives fairly often and I travel in on the train from Sheffield.
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If you use google maps and type in Cemetery Road Barnsley you should be able to find it quite easily. Its about a 10 minute walk from the railway station.
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Hi,
Could anyone have a look for the burial of Edward Armitage, possibly died June qt 1912 age 70 years.
Also his wife Mary Armitage died between 1891 & 1901.
Many Thanks
KR :)
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Edward Armitage age 70 buried 27-6-1912 section E 371 Workhouse Infirmary.
Mary Armitage age 51 buried 02-06-1900 sectionE 371 Beckett Hospital/2 Providence St Barnsley
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Hi,
Can someone have a look in Barnsley Cemetery for the burial of:
Henry Carlisle (Carlile) died 1863 Barnsley
Frances (Fanny) Carlisle died 1880 Barnsley (his wife)
Alfred Carlisle died 1855 Barnsley
Samuel Carlisle died 1842 Barnsley (a child)
Thank you. So appreciated.
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Carolanne,
Thank you so much I am really grateful, and happy to have found them.
KR :)
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Re-Carlisle
I can only only see,
Henry Carlisle age 50 buried 25-01-1863 L 6 Con /Berry Row Barnsley.
Frances Carlisle age 69 buried 11-04-1880 L 6 Con /Sackville Strett Barnsley.
The dates for the other two are too early
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Carolanne,
Would you check if the following children are buried at Barnsley Cemetery please.
Charles Edward Armitage born abt 1872 died before 1876
Elizabeth Armitage born abt 1874 died before 1881
Charles Armitage born abt 1876 died before 1881
They are children of Edward & Mary Armitage
Many Thanks
KR :)
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The only one I can find at the moment and I can't say for sure its him because he isn't in the same grave as his parents but the age at death would match the birth year you have.
Charles Armitage age 3 buried 22-5-1879 section Q 458 Uncon 6 Fleming St ..
I'll have another quick look for the other 2
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Elizabeth Ann Armitage age 4 buried 5-8-1878 Uncon 6 Fleming Street
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Thanks for looking Carolanne, Charles age 3 looks promising.
All three children were baptised at Dodworth but not buried there.
The family seem to have moved from there to Worsbrough then to Barnsley, not sure how far Worsbrough is from Barnsley.
Do you know if there is any way I can find whether the grave for Edward & Mary Armitage section E 371 had a headstone ?
Thanks again
KR
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Carolanne,
Thank you so much for finding my Henry and Frances Carlisle, who are my ggg grandparents. I was thrilled to receive the information you found.
Thank you again.
Nancy
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Your welcome Nancy
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To KR
Worsbrough isn't all that far from Barnsley and the only answer I can give you about a headstone is the address and phone number to the people who could help
Barnsley Crematorium & Cemetery
Doncaster Road, Ardsley, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S71 5EH
Tel 01226 206 053
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Thanks for the info on Elizabeth Carolanne, that confirms to me that they are the children of Edward & Mary.
It was very kind of you to find the phone number of Barnsley Cemetery I will phone them about the headstones.
Very much appreciated
KR :)
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Could you tell me whether there are any Drydens buried in the cemetery please? I am helping someone research their tree and every Dryden in Barnsley pre-1900 belongs to it.
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There are at least 80 burials of Dryden's in the cemetery various dates far too many for me to sort out. If you would like to contact me with an e-mail addy I'll send them to you
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
I wonder if you could look up a few more of mine in Barnsley Cemetery.
Henry Evans died 1884 Barnsley age 48
Adelaide Evans died 1870 Barnsley age 9
Matilda Crossley died 1891 age 66
Much appreciated. Thank you.
Nancy
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hi Carolanne:
I was wondering if you could look for a burial of a Jim Crossland who died 1860 in a mining acciden
Thank you
Anne
P.S. was born in Barnsley but live in Canada now
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To Nancy
I can't see any of the names you mentioned buried in Barnsley Cemetery. It could be that they were buried in one of the local church burial grounds.
Regards Carolanne
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To Anne
I can't see a burial for a Jim Crossland in 1860.
What I can see is James Crossland age 60 buried 18 July 1875 section M 466 Con . Killed at Turness Maine Colliery / Cawthorne.
Regards Carolanne
ps born in Doworth nr Barnsley (still in Dodworth but soon to be in America for a 3 week holiday )
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Carolanne,
Thank you for looking. I will check out the local churches.
Nancy
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Hi Carolanne
Thank you for the look up.. This is not the right Jim Crossland, but will keep it on file. Hope you enjoy your holiday to America. Have a great time. I am off there myself tomorrow.
Thank you again
Cheers
Anne
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Hi All
Can anyone tell me if anyone with the surname Gash is buried at Barnsley.
Cheers
Jay
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Hiya Jay
There are 7 people named Gash buried in Barnsley Cemetery, have you any particular person in mind.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
Thanks for checking, it is possible to get the details for all of them?
Cheers
Jay
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Hi Carolanne,
Would you look up two burials for me please.
Elizabeth Lockwood (born abt 1804) between 1861-1871
George Armitage (born 1839) between 1861-1871
Many thanks
KR :)
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Hiya KR
These are the nearest burials I can find to the birth dates.
George Armitage,N 125,Con, 6-8-1866,age 38, Union Workhouse.
Elizabeth Lockwood,N 344,Con,10-1-1871,age 80,Union Workhouse.
Regards Carolanne.
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Many thanks Carolanne.
KR :)
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I noticed this thread about burials. Could i possibly ask a lookup for
Benjamin Wright 1893?
Ruth Wright 1889?
George Birkinshaw pre 1881, but post1871, possibly from Nether Hoyland. He could be george birkinshaw woodcock.
Also Benjamin Wright 1889.
sorry I don't know Barnsley at all and am trying to link Woodcock,wright ,birkinshaw.
Many Thanks
Hoyle :-\
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The burial records I have are only for the main cemetery in Barnsley which is down Cemetery road (lol)
The only one I can find that fits the year of death is
Benjamin Wright buried 11 March 1893 age 71 lived Laburnam Cottage, Princess St Barnsley plot number B 161
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Can I ask for another lookup please.
Mary Dickin(en)son born about 1825. Widow of Joseph
Between 1881-1891
Regards
KR :)
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Hiya KR
The nearest I can find to the dates given is
Mary Dickenson buried 2 feb 1875 age 48 place of death Beckett Dispensary plot M 775. I'm not sure that she is the one your after because I can't see a burial for Joseph.
Is this Dickinson family living in Doworth in the 1871 census if so they might be buried there.
Regards Carolanne
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Many Thanks Carolanne for the info on Benjamin Wright. Thanks for your time
Hoyle
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Hi Carolanne,
Yes they were living in Dodworth in 1871.
I have found Joseph buried in Dodworth (1874) and his father Ezra (1852) but I have not found Mary's burial, last know address for her from the 1881 census was 7 Victoria Terrace, Tune St Barnsley.
Many Thanks
KR :)
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Hi Carolanne,
Just had a thought, I can't find her in the 1891 census, but would you mind having a look from 1891 - 1901 for me, when you have time.
Thanks again
Regards
KR
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Hiya
If anyone needs a lookup or two I have a transcribed copy of the burial register
Doodle
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Hi Doodle
Is there any mention of my g.g.father James Haycroft, d. 1866 in the Oaks Colliery, body apparently subsequently recovered.
Chris
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Hi
I also have a copy of the burials and I can only see 2 burials for the name Haycroft one is a woman the other is called James but he's only 4month old
Regards Carolanne
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Hi
I also have a copy of the burials and I can only see 2 burials for the name Haycroft one is a woman the other is called James but he's only 4month old
Regards Carolanne
Thanks for the rapid response.
1. Could you let me have the details of the two HAYCROFTs - I'm guessing the James might be a.k.a. John James b. 1884, d. 1884, but can't guess who the woman might be. Are there still gravestones, or are the plots now levelled?
2. Would you have any idea where recovered victims of the Oaks pit might be buried? In C1861 James's address was Chapeltown, Wortley, but I don't know where he would have been in 1866.
Chris
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Sorry I couldn't get back sooner everywhere i clicked was offline for some strange reason.
James Haycroft buried 18 april 1914 age 4 mths lived at 18 John Edward St plot i 104
Sarah Haycroft buried 6 July 1869 age 40 lived at Acklam Row, New St plot L 559.
I've know idea about the condition of the graves. Theres every possibility that he was buried in his local churchyard in Chapletown. Was he married and if so is his wife still in the area in 1871.
Regards Carolanne
I'd have a look at the census but going out in 10mins
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Carolanne
Thanks for that.
I think the Sarah bur. 6 Jul 1869 was almost certainly James's wife! She doesn't appear to be in the 1871 Census, but 2 children who were in the 1861 Census, plus 3 others born between 1862 and 1867 (the last a girl born some months after James's death), are there, scattered around in various places.
Sorry to impose - can I come back to you with some other names in due course?
Chris
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No problem, anytime.
I'm not sure if this is correct but I've just remembered that there is a big plot in Barnsley Cemetery where they are a lot of burials to do with a mining disaster but which one I can't remember. A friend of mine told me that there was once a memorial stone made out of coal which is or was in Barnsley town hall.
The best place to ask I would think is the main office for the burials in Barnsley Cemetery which is at the crem at Ardsley.
Regards Carolanne
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Hello
Could I ask for a little help? My husbands grandma has just died and we are looking for her twin sister who we think died shortly after birth. We know the family were from Barnsley and that they weren't a well off family - Would Barnsley Cemetery be the most likely place for her to have been buried? Could someone look for her in the records or tell me how I could access them? The twin's name was May Carter and we think she was born/died in 1932. We are also looking for her mother (but we don't have a first name for her) who died about 2 or 3 years later (I guess they may be together).
Thank you
Toni
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I can see a May Carter 2 months old buried 27 aug 1932 lived at 12 Copper Street Barnsley plot b 107. Can't see a family member with her but I was told by my gran years ago it was known that young babies were put in any grave that was open at the time so maybe if the family were poor thats what happened.
I'll see if I can find out about her mother
Regards Carolanne
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Ancestry is playing up at the moment but I've managed to find the birth for May,
May Carter july 1/4 1932 9c 349 Barnsley mother's maiden name Roberts.
When Ancestry is working I'll see if I can find the Marrige for her parents then I'll look for the mothers death.
Regards Carolanne
Ancestry is still not working as it should but I have found away around it but its taking four times as long, can you tell me if there were any older siblings
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hi Carolanne
thanks for quick response. The grave for May sounds as if it is the one we are looking for as she was born on the 5th of June which would make her 2 months old. We know of birthdays an names of 3 older sisters but there were about 8 other siblings. The eldest i have found is Doris born (or rather was registered) in the december quarter of 1919. I have tried to find a marriage but have been unable to find one between an Albert Carter and anyone with maiden name Roberts registered in Barnley.
Toni
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If youcan leave it with me for awhile I'll keep looking but I had to walk away from the comp as Ancestry was doing my head in.Its been playing up now for a week I've a good mind to ask them for a refund.
Regards Carolanne
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Did they marry ???
Ancestry will only let me look at partial indexes so I've looked for a marriage around 1919 between a Albert Carter and ? Roberts with no luck anywhere in England. I've searched Free BMB for a marriage with no luck I have found all 8 children born / registered in Barnsley from 1919 to 1932.
I'll have another look in my burial records and see if she named any of her daughters after herself other than that you will have to send for one of the childrens birth certificates to get her full name.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne
If you could find:
Clara WAKE, d.1883
especially if it indicates her age/d.o.b., I'd be grateful.
Thanks
Chris
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Hiya Chris
I can see 5 Wake burials in Barnsley Cemetery none of them are a Clara.The names are
Christine Wake 1951 age 19months
Paul Thomas Wake 1958 age 4months
James Wake 1923 age 18months
George Wake 1874 age 36yrs
Denise Wake 1947 age 2months
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
Could you please help with my family in the Barnsley Burial register
Thomas McGrath died 1911
Mary eliz. McGrath died 1884
John Golding/Goulding died 1816
Joseph .. ... died 1876
or any family possibly relating to the above
Thank You
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Thomas McGrath burial 29 march 1911 age 47, 4 Winn St plot Za 304
Nora McGraff burial 24 november 1908 age 2, 4 Winn St plot Za 304
Edward McGraff burial 14 november age 3mths, 4 Winn St plot Za 304
Mary Elizabeth McGraff burial 29 july 1884 age 6yrs 3mth No12 Court, New St plot T 701
Lucy McGraff burial 7 february 1885 age 2yrs 6mth ,24 John St plot T 701
There are a lot of McGraff burials and without knowing all the names I don't know who is family ot not the above should be related as you can see they are buried together if you would PM me your addy I can send you the list of burials for the McGraff's
There are quite a few Goulding burials but none that match the names and dates given
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you Carolanne that`s super
I know there are lots and lots of McGaraths
I will pm my e mail address
Thanks again
Elaine
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Hiya Elaine
Got your addy but got to sort dinner out then I'll send you the info
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Chris
I can see 5 Wake burials in Barnsley Cemetery none of them are a Clara.The names are
Christine Wake 1951 age 19months
Paul Thomas Wake 1958 age 4months
James Wake 1923 age 18months
George Wake 1874 age 36yrs
Denise Wake 1947 age 2months
Regards Carolanne
Carolanne
Thanks for looking.
Chris
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Could someone find in the Burial Register, John Thomas Fretwell who died 1883 and his father, Benjamin Fretwell who I think died in 1888.
Many thanks
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John Thomas Fretwell burial 7th August 1883 age 18yrs, 80 Cemetery Road, plot X 431 Uncon
Benjamin Fretwell burial 30 September 1888 age 67, Union Workhouse, plot X 431 Uncon
Regards Carolanne
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Thankyou very much Carolanne
David
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I've been away for several months and have just come across this thread. Any chance of some kind soul checking the index for any Roobottoms or McLintocks?
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First time here...
Could a look up for Joseph WATKINSON, buried 08 Nov 1931 be done please?
Thank you very much in advance.
Ben
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I'll have a look for both Ben and Glenpenny if you'll both bare with me for a little while as I've only just got back from holiday.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Ben
I can only see 4 Watkinson burials and none are called Joseph.
George Watkinson buried 15 June 1895 age 5yrs, 31 Denton Row Kingstone Place plot N 5
Arthur Watkinson buried 19 March 1895 age 5weeks, 31 Back Denton Row Kingstone Place plot N 34
Isaac Watkinson burial 9 May 1883 age 8month, Pinder Oaks Terrace plot Q 425
Robert Watkinson burial 13 December 1882 age 63 years, Old Mill plot N 719
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for that Carolanne.
At the very least its one less place to look for them :D
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Your welcome sorry I couldn't be off help.
Regards Carolanne
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Wow! This is an absolute bonanza Carolanne. Thank you so much.
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Hi, can I get a look-up please for Barnsley Cemetery - Michael O'Malley died 1974. Thanks Joan Smith
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Sorry Joan, my list only goes to 1960
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Hiya
Not sure if this will end up being one of yours Barnsley cemetery
Michael Omalley T 162 con 28th jan 1885 aged 50 Union Workhouse
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:) thanks will keep it on file - just in case.
Joan
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Many greetings dear friends and fellow researchers,
I'm Steve Botwright, May I please beg if you could look in the cemetery index for any instance of surname Botwright, there should not be many.
Your kindness is most greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Steve :)
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Hiya Steve
Your right there isn't many I can only see one
Pamela Botwright age 79 buried 7th July 1937 lived at 8 Nicholas Street Barnsley plot number b 164 Con
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carolanne
Would it be possible for someone to check the Barnsley records and see if any of my " Acklam " family are buried there. Also William Coldwell who i believe died in 1884 .
Thank you Denise
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Hiya Denise
William Coldwell age 61 Winn Street buried 19 June 1884 plot number N 697.Will go look for the other name now
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Denise
Seth Acklam age 14m, 11 Violet Terrace buried 5 July 1904 plot number Y ? Con
John Robert Acklam age 66, Beckett Hospital/no 8 court 1 Heelis Street buried 2 January 1924 plot number X 709 Uncon
Martha Acklam age 64, 10 Ernest Terrace, Heelis St buried 21 May 1890 plot number H 1045Con
Mary Cooper Acklam age 28days, 62 Silver Street buried 27 November 1893 plot number N 773
Alice Acklam age 36, 33 Providence Street buried 4 February 1886 plot number N 689
Thomas Acklam age 64, 39 Cope Street buried 29 November 1938 plot number 10 460
George William Acklam age 77, 212 Dodworth Road buried 21 September 1957 plot number 15 12 Con
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you Carolanne, That was a great help . !! :D
Regards Denise
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Hello Carolanne
Could I ask another favour ? Could you see if there are any EBDENs on your list
Thanks Denise
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Hiya Denise
Elizabeth Ebden age 76, 14 Shaw Street, buried 19 April 1885 plot number L 534.
Thomas Ebden age 65, New Street, buried 22 January 1871 plot number L 534
John Thomas Ebden age 53, 11 Well Street, buried 22 February 1921 plot number L 665
William Ebden age 76, 9 Winn Street, buried 2 December 1903 plot number Q 790
George Ebden age 56, Turners Lodging House/153 Doncaster Road, buried 16 April 1914 plot number Q 790
Rachel Ebden age 41, Wilson Street, buried 25 April 1867 plot number Q 790
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May I ask for any Whitford burials in this cemetery.
I have a Joel Whitford b. abt 1897 and his wife Ada (Evans) Whitford but I have been told they weren't the first generation to live there. Joel's father could also be Joel.
Thank you.
dollylee
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Hiya Dollylee
In the 2 listings I've got I can only see 1 burial
Emily Whitford age 11months, 72 Cemetery Road, burial 14 March 1914 plot number K 104.
According to births in Ancestry Emily's mum's maiden name was Sykes.
If I find anymore I'll post them
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you so much carolanne.
Poor little baby buried all on her own.... how sad :'( :'(
I think she could possibly be my s-i-l's grandfathers sister.
Thanks again for looking .... I know you are getting a lot of requests and I really appreciate it.
dollylee
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Hiya Dollylee
Your welcome its no problem glad to help the records I have only go upto 1960 so there could be more burials.
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you again Carolanne for your help with the Ebdens :D
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Hello,
New to the site and I am trying to find the grave of my grandparents who lived at Heelis Street and High Stone Vale in Barnsley. Their names were George William Roydes and Sophia Roydes, can any of you kind people help me?, do not think their are many with the name spelt with the "e" in it as we do. My Dad died recently at 90 years of age and he moved to Birmingham in 1935. I would love to visit the grave of my Grandparents , but I never met my Grandad and my Grandmother died when I was very small and I do not know where they are buried.
John
Thanks
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Hiya John
I think I've found your Grandad but spelt without the e
George William Royds age 70 lived at 26 Highstone Vale buried 12 December 1949 plot number 13 623.
I can't see Sophia in either spelling have you any idea on the year she died as my info only goes upto 1960
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Thanks for your help it is appreciated. It is my Grandad you have found, they did live at 26 Highstone Vale, I went there to see Nan with my Dad and Mom when I was about 4 or 5. I was born in December 1959 and remember Nan dying a year or do after I visited her so I guess it was about 1966 or so and after your records.
I went back to see 26 Highstone Vale in December of last year but at the time had no idea where my Grandparents were burried, but I do now thanks to you and will go back and visit the grave. Do you live in the area Carolanne ?
Many Thanks
John
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Hiya John
I live in Dodworth which is 2 mile from Barnsley town center. I'll have a look in Ancestry see if I can find your Grans death. I would imagine they are buried together.
I have a plan of the sections of Barnsley Cemetery so you can see where the section is but not the number of the grave to find exactley where the grave is you will have to contact the crem at Ardsley they will do you a section plan with the grave marked.If you want to PM me with your addy I'll send you the copy of the cemetery.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya John
The only death I've found for a Sophia Royds was in 1963 in Littleboro ? I'll keep looking.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya John
I've searched 1962 to 1970 and 1970 to 1962 the only Sophia death is the one in Littleboro.
The only Royds/Roydes deaths registered in Barnsley between those dates are
Hannah Royds age 81 died 1965 Barnsley apr 1/4
Ernest Royds age 46 died 1964 Barnsley Jan 1/4
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Strange you cant find Nan but perhaps it is not to important as I believe they were buried together. Thanks for your efforts, I will send you my address as you suggested.
Your help has saved me much time and effort, thank you very much.
John
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Hiya
If anyone needs a lookup or two I have a transcribed copy of the burial register
Doodle
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Hi Doodle,
I am looking for the burial site of Gladys Holling born 1901 died in march 1908 i have been led to beleive she was buried in Barnsley Cemetry.
Thanks
Sue
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Hiya Sue
I've had a look for you and found
Gladys Holling age 6, 3 Back Denton Row, Kingstone Place. burial 19 March 1908 plot a 374 Con
Regards Carolanne
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Just had a look at some more info I have and buried in the same grave with Gladys is
Sarah Holling age 50, 82 Lancaster St, buried 27 May 1930
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thanks Carolanne
Sarah Holling ( nee Beverley ) was Gladys mother my great grandmother. They did move to Lancaster St from 3 Denton Row.
thanks again
Sue
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Hi Carolanne - I am very impressed! So wondered if you had a record of the burial of Philip Malkin who died in Barnsley on 3/10/1899. T :)hanks in hopeful anticipation! :)
linda
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Hiya Linda
Philip Malkin age 56, 23 Winn Street, burial 5 October 1899, plot S 403
Reuben Malkin age 1month, burial 22 october 1898, plot S 403
Regards Carolanne
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:) :)
Thanks very much - it has cleared up a query as another descendant of this man had believed that his body had been returned to Audley for burial. So thanks a lot.
Got to find out who Reuben's parents were now! There is never an end to the queries!
best wishes and thanks again
linda
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re: "If anyone needs a lookup or two I have a transcribed copy of the burial register"
I wonder if sks can help me find my great grandparents
1. John Thomas Jepson died age 52 1918 at Barnsley
2. Ada Jepson died aged 42 1918 at Barnsley
cheers
Gail
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Hiya Gail
John Thomas Jepson buried 14 May 1918
Ada Jepson buried 23 July 1918
Both of 13 Day Street
Both buried in plot d 333
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Many thanks for your help and information regarding John Thomas and Ada Jepson.
It is much appreciated
I don't suppose you know where I could get information regarding JT Jepson being in the Salvation Army in Barnsley prior to his death? I had thought to phone the citadel on George Street - ??
once again - many thanks
Gail
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Hi carolanne, do you have index for Dodworth cemetery too by any chance?
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Hiya
No sorry I don't, but I do know theres not that may old graves stones left the older part of the cemetery is all grassed over.
Regards Carolanne
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Ok, thank you.
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Carolanne, would you have a look and see if you have a James Carr on your list please. He was from Dodworth, but my dad seems to think he went to the burial in the main cemetery in Barnsley. He died 7th November 1950. Im also trying to find his wife Esther who died 1961 not sure of the date, just that it was in Q1, I would imagine they would be together.
Thank you
Jen.
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Hiya Jen
I've looked in all the records I've got for Barnsley Cemetery and I still can't find them.I wonder if its worth getting intouch with the church
Rev S Race
The Vicarage
Green Road
Doworth
S75 3RT
or if you google St Johns dodworth there is a e-mail link
There are still Carrs living in Dodworth infact there was a George Carr at school with me many moons ago.
Regards Carolanne
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Just found this thread - Fantastic work you're doing Carolanne,
Found GGranddad Henry Ward age 74 interred 28/11/1908 Sec S plot 49, but my database only goes upto 1914, so would is wife Emily be there as well born 1855
Woolley
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Thanks Carolanne, I will try getting in touch with him.
My gran lived in Dodworth until the early 1990s and I spent a lot of time with her, she lived on Hawthorne Crescent. When I was there I used to play with a girl who lived a couple of doors down who was also a Carr and now I think probably a distant rellie! I need to start branching out from my direct line with the Carrs and have a look at all the siblings.
Thanks for your help.
jen
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Hiya Woolley
Emily Ward age 76, 2 King George Terrace,Pindar Street, burial 28-2-1931 plot S 49 Con
Also in same grave
Emily Ward age 6month, 15 Junction Street, burial 24-2-1926.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Jen
Its proberbly the same family allthough in the back off my mind I'm thinking George lived in Snowhill but I could be wrong he now lives on Hawthorne Crescent and his daughter just lives around the corner from me.
Did your James die in Barnsley because I can't see a death for him in 1950. Just had a thought if they were cremated their ashes might be at the crem in Ardsley
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Jen
Just had another thought if these are the graves your looking for in Dodworth 1950 and 1960 they will be there when I said old graves I was talking 1800's
Regards Carolanne
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Much appreciated Carolanne
That provides some closure on them, I don,t think there are many headstones left in this section
Thanks
Woolley
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Hiya Jen
Just had another thought if these are the graves your looking for in Dodworth 1950 and 1960 they will be there when I said old graves I was talking 1800's
Regards Carolanne
Hi there, I am new to this chat so please excuse my clumsiness.
I am desperately seeking info on Barnsley Cemetery records. I was helped a great deal by the Friends an a visit last year.
I need details of who is buried in e 332 uncon (this is a Durham grave) some I have details but not all.
The other is also a Durham grave, e 330 uncon . I should be very grateful if you could help.
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Hiya Tonic
My new list only gives 6 burials and 3 of those are ashes (cremation)
Grave e - 332
Edna Mary Durham age 3, 5 Beech Street, burial 26/2/1919
Albert Edward Durham age 45, Beckett Hospital / 13 Grange Crescent, burial 24/1/1938
Lawrence Durham age 60 (no address) burial (ashes) 22/9/1980
Colin Durham age 77, 15 Ings Walk, South Kirby Pontefract, burial (ashes)14/6/2002
Jean Mary Durham age age 59, Prince of Wales Hospital, 15 Ings Walk Pontefract burial (ashes) 6/7/1993
Grave e/330
William Durham age 59, 45 Cope Street,burial 21/5/1919
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you so much. That is all very helpful.
I remain puzzled as to the whereabouts of the remains of my grandmother Alice Maude Durham.
I was present at her interment supposedly with her mother, Sarah Jane Durham, nee Clarke later Harrison.
Sarah Jane died in 1929 and my grandmother Alice Maude in July 1966. When I visited in September last year and spoke to a member of the Friends who had the records with her there was no record of my grandmother that related to where she is supposed to be. If you were able to shed any light on this it would be wonderful. Mary
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Hiya Mary
I've found Sarah Jane but she is listed Jane Sarah
Jane Sarah Harrison age 58, 14 Lambert Road Ardsley, burial 23/8/1929 plot e/330
I can only do a name search not grave search as it would take forever. I'll have another look around for Alice Maud. The only explanation I can come up with if she was cremated are her ashes at the crem in Ardsley
Regards Carolanne
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Hi again
Alice Maude was definitely buried, I was there. Mary
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Hiya Mary
I know this doesn't help in finding Alice Maud but did she die in Barnsley because I can't see a death for her in Barnsley in July 1966.
Also I'm a bit puzzled now
G/Grandmother Sarah Jane Durham - Harrison
Grandmother Alice Maude Durham
I hope you don't take offence but did Alice Maud not marry ??
Regards Carolanne
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Oops sorry, of course she did.Her married name was Hydes. As I've been doing family history I keep thinking of her now by her maiden name. She died 19th July in Kendray Hospital. Mary
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Hiya Mary
No probs lol it took me 3 attempts at reading your info for it to click with me something was wrong.
Alice Maud Hydes, age 76, Kendray Hospital,23 Tarton Crescent,Clayton, Bradford burial 25/7/1966 plot e/330 Uncon
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you so much
Would you believe that when I visited the cemetery last year I had with me a friend and my son. None seemed to notice what I had done. Many thanks, Mary
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Hiya Mary
Your welcome, we all have these senior moments ;)
Regards Carolanne
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hi Carolanne, thanks for the Carr info. Im awaiting confirmation of the date of death of James, I don't have the cert, but a relative does who is going to scan it for me so I can check. Once I have that I will get in touch with the church in Dodworth regarding the cemetery. Thanks for your help with these, can I ask if you could check a few more Carrs in Barnsley for me please, again the dates have been passed to me, but not got the scans of the certs yet.
William Carr d - 23rd November 1903
Mary ann Carr d - 2nd Jan 1890
Joseph Carr d - 12th April 1912
Ann Carr d - 1st February 1907
Thanks, Jen :D
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Carolanne,
I'm hoping you won't think I have a colossal cheek if I ask you to look up something for me in Barnsley Cemetery Registers? I am trying to help a relatively new family historian and have come across a death in the GRO indexes which may or may not be the one we are looking for so it would be nice to try and verify it before sending for the death cert. His name was William Turner. He died between April and June 1879 aged 11 years. If he is the "right" one his parents will be Joseph and Harriet.
Thank you for any help you feel able to give with this one. The family are proving to be very elusive - particularly Joseph Turner, the father.
Best wishes,
missprim
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Hiya Jen
I can't see any of those names with those dates.
Going to PM you
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Prim
It doesn't give you the parents names but the address might help you.
William Turner age 11, No 3 Court, 1 Silver Street, burial 26/4/1879 plot Q 141 Uncon
Have you any idea when Joseph might have died ? I'll have a snoop around
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Prim
Could this be Harriet
Harriet Turner age 66, 80 Gawber Road, burial 29/8/1924 plot b/ no entry Con.
I think the no entry means she was buried in a public grave.
The death date works out that Harriet was born circa 1858.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Thank you for your help. Pity that the burial entry for William didn't give parents' names. The address is different from the one where William Henry was born but they could have moved in the few months between the death of one child and the birth of the other. Harriet was living (or perhaps visiting) in Silver Street in 1881.
Harriet would have been older than the one you found buried in 1924. I have three census returns for her and they indicate a birth date of around 1847 at Barnetby-le-Wold in Lincolnshire. In 1901 she is aged 54 a housekeeper at Wombswell, Barnsley and her son William Hy aged 21 is with her. Harriet is married in 1881 but a widow in 1891 so presumably Joseph died sometime in that decade. It could be that in 1881 Harriet was newly widowed but the wrong status was put down for her by mistake - she is in her father's household with her two children George and William Hy then aged 1. Unfortunately Joseph doesn't appear on any of the census returns.
I will pass on what you have found. Once again thank you very much for your help.
Best wishes,
missprim
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Hello Carolanne
May I beg your kindness once more please? Could your look for the surname of Arnold in the records.
If it's too many to list could you just see if Joseph Arnold is there.
Much in debted to you,
Steve Botwright
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Hiya Steve
There are about 24 Arnold burials in Barnsley Cemetery theres just the one Joseph.
Joseph Arnold age 81, 80 Gawber Road, burial 3 /10/1957 plot 9=296 Con
Same grave
Maria Elizabeth Arnold age 62, St Helen Hospital, 29 North Pavment burial 13/4/1942.
If you would like the rest PM your addy
Regards Carolanne
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Hi carolanne, just letting you know that Ive recieved the email and will check throuh the list for any matches when I next get chance. Thanks for all your help :D
Jen.
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Hiya Jen
Your welcome
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Have you anybody with the surname Short.
Only from 1900 onwards. No rush, No urgency.
Tomkin :D
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Hi I see some mention of Dodworth in this thread
Are there any burial records or registers - I gather you said there are not many graves left
My gt gt grandparents died I believe while living in Dodworth
Thanks
Bob
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Hi Carolanne
I'd be very grateful if you could check your list for any Moreton's buried in Barnsley cemetary- I know some of them lived in that area but haven't yet found their burials. Many thanks.
Crystal
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Hiya Bob
I don't have any records of the burials in Dodworth and when I mentioned not many graves left I ment the ones that would be surrounding the Church so it all depends what years your after
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Crystal
I've just been looking through all my records and there isn't one burial with that spelling Moreton.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Tomkin
I've just sent you a PM
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for that Carolanne, at least thats one cemetary I can eliminate from my search when I widen it. Can I ask what years you have the records for?
Thanks for your time
Crystal
PS Just had a thought, sometimes the 'e' was dropped and just ' Morton' was used -was there any with that spelling? Sorry to be a nuisance.
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Hi Carolanne
We are keeping you busy - you're very generous with your time doing so many lookups!
Can I request a check for:
Robert WORDSWORTH, death registered Sep q, 1891; and
Caroline WORDSWORTH, died 17 July 1868
Robert was a Methodist Town Missionary in Barnsley.
Many thanks
Ruth
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Hiya Ruth
It keeps me out of mischief and its something to do when I get stuck with my family tree.
Robert Wordsworth age 77, 70 Waltham Street, burial 10/7/1891 plot Q-1099 Uncon
Caroline Wordsworth age 47, 12 Summer Lane, burial 19/7/1868 plot q-1099 Uncon
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Crystal
My records are from about 1860 to more or less present day. I can see 10 Morton burials from 1894 to 1997. I have to get ready to go out for a couple of hours so haven't got time to write them all out but will do as soon as I get back.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne
That sounds like it could be very interesting especially timewise - there is no rush for them as I have plenty of other 'jobs' to be going on with. :)
Crystal
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Many thanks, Carolanne.
Ruth
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Your welcome Ruth
Crystal I'll PM you the names
Regard Carolanne
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I will post details of my Dodworth ancestors in a new post where they might be better seen
Bob
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Hi Carolanne
Many thanks for the information -at least 3 of those names I'm sure are mine, not sure about the others yet as i need to check names/dates etc but most of them are family names so its looking very good. Its strange how some branches of the family dropped the 'e' and others retained it, it just makes it more confusing for me ;D
Thank you very much for your time.
Crystal
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Hiya Chrystal
I have the same problem with Horn and Horne, anyhow glad to be off help.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
I have quite a few deaths in Barnsley around 1888 onwards, On my first visit to the library, I could not find them all.
Do you have any Bowmers in your list from 1888.
Thank you
Denbo
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Hiya Denbo
There are approx 31 burials with the name Bowmer from 1878 to 2000 any name in particular your after.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Mary
Your welcome, we all have these senior moments ;)
Regards Carolanne
[Hi again Carolanne
I only just wondered if there is a record for William Hydes, infant son who died of pneumonia at 9 months.1921-2.
Possibly e 330 uncon with the other family of Alice Maude.
Thanks Mary.
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Hiya Mary
William Hydes age 9months, 12 Dillington Road, burial 5/5/1922 plot e / 330 Uncon
Regards Carolanne
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Great, thanks. Mary
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Hi,
I am searching for the burial details of Joseph Jones. He was in his 40s when he died in Barnsley in 1879. If anyone comes across him whilst looking through the records, I'd be really grateful to hear from them
Thankyou very much
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Hiya is this him
Joseph Jones age 48, 1 British Workman, Pitt Street burial 13/7/1879 plot Q 931 Uncon.
I can see another burial in the same plot
Arthur Jones age 23month, 19 Castlereagh St, burial 20/4/1876
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Hi Carolanne
thankyou for replying so quickly. I am not sure if this is the right person. The Joseph Jones in my family was an underground manager at the mine. Maybe I've got the year wrong, I have found him in 1871 and he disappears in 1881. I cant read the address on the 1871 census. I have found his wife Harriet in 1881 and she is listed as a widow. Many thanks again
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I can't read it either and I live 2 mile away from Barnsley but the street could have been knocked down years ago what I can tell you on that same page the next address down is Castlereagh Street and Pitt St is within spitting dinstance and the other burial was from Castlereagh St.
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Hello,
I'd be very grateful if someone can do a Barnsley Cemetery look-up please. My Great grandfather's brother William Fisher lived in Barnsley I understand he died in 1911 aged 69, he was a wood turner by trade. His first wife Sarah, died in 1891. His second wife was called Jane I have found a possible GRO death ref. for her 1929 aged 83 years but don't know if this is the right one or not. I believe Jane was a widow when she married William so it is possible that she is buried with her first husband; his surname was Jackson.
Best wishes,
Janeada
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Hiya Janeada
William Fisher age 69,19 Doncaster Road,burial 5/8/1911 plot M 965
Sarah Fisher age 48,56 Waltham Street,burial 12/7/1891 plot M 965
Jane Fisher age 83, 40 Sheffield Road,burial 31/5/1929 plot G 1042
Mary Gill Jackson age 41,19 Doncaster Road,burial 9/12/1909 G 1042
I've followed the Jackson family through the census and they must have been neighbours of the Fisher's in 1881 they lived in Waltham street Jane's husband was called Thomas there is a registration for a death in 1888 Jan 1/4 and also a burial but not in the same grave as Jane and her daughter.
Thomas Jackson age 45,Fever Hospital,burial 13/2/1888 plot R 302
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Carolanne,
Thanks ever so for the info on the Fisher burials - Jackson is an unexpected bonus. I knew there was a Jackson daughter Mary G.; she is with her mother and William Fisher in 1891, The rest of the household is Fred Jackson and Thomas Fisher. Thomas will be Thomas William, born 1884 and I was told he died in 1944, he married Emily Fletcher in 1908.
Thomas Jackson must have died of Diphtheria or Scarlet Fever or something to have been in the Fever Hospital. I've found the 1881 census you mentioned and note that most of the Jackson children were born in Darfield. William Fisher had a brother, Samuel, who lived there so maybe the two families were well acquainted.
Once again thank you, you've been a great help.
Janeada
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Hello Carolanne
many thanks again, it looks as though it was probably him as the addresses are so close. If I can find out Arthur was, it might solve the mystery.
Thankyou and keep up the good work, its much appreciated.
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Hiya Trayjo
Your welcome, its not going to be easy finding out who Arthur was because he was born and died between the census he's either his son or G/son did Joseph have any sons old enough to be married
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carolanne,
Could you look for William Uttley or Utley and his wife Elizabeth please? He was born around 1810 and I can't find him after the 1851 Census.
Cheers
Brian
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Hiya Brian
I've looked under both spellings and he isn't there.I've seen a death registration for a William Utley in 1852 so thats possibly him.In the 1851 census they were in the parish of St George so he could have been buried there the church is no longer there but there are a few headstones in the small churchyard that is left.
Going to PM you with some info
Regards Carolanne
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Could anyone tell me if there is a transcription of the graves at Barnsley Cemetery? I am looking for the graves of Charles Henry Parker (d. 14 Dec 1911) and his wife, Ellen (Dearden) Parker (d. 10 Nov 1883).
The Parker family lived in Barnsley for decades and I suspect that many family members are buried in the cemetery but I've been unable to find a record of interments.
Thanks for any help.
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The best place to go is the Crematorium at Ardsley they have all the burials for the Main Barnsley Cemetery.The nearest burial to the date given for Charles Henry Parker
Charles Parker age 56, 18 Victoria Street, burial 20/12/1911 plot J 1 Con
Ellen Parker age 79, 14 Victoria Street, burial 26/5/1933 plot J 1 Con
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks very much for your assistance, Caroleann. It's very much appreciated.
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Hi Carolanne,
I've just found this thread. I am in Australia & have found my ggg grandmother, Ellen Quinn who died in Barnsley in 1873, however I cannot find a record of her husband Barney Quinn. The family first show up in England on the 1861 census & Ellen is a widow. I have no idea what year they arrived from Ireland & if Barney was with them.
I was wondering if maybe Ellen was buried with Barney. I have considered that maybe Barney or Bernard was his middle name, but at present have hit a brick wall.
Carolanne, I was hoping you could check the Barnsley Cemetery Burial Register, I would be very appreciative. :)
kind Regards,
Shelley
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Hiya Shelley
I'm on holiday at the moment but will check when I get back home at the weekend
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
On holiday again!!!!!! (only kidding ;D ;D ;D ;D)
Hope that you are having a good time. You certainly
seemed to have dropped on some good weather.
(That is if you haven't gone abroad. ;D)
Tomkin :D
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Hi :)
I wonder if I could possibly have a look up in Barnsley Cemetery please?
Mary Ann Bailey death reg. Barnsley Jun 1/4 1907
William Bailey died beween 1891-1901 both lived Elsecar.
I am working my way through various churches and cemeteries without much success ::)
Many thanks
maidmarion :)
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Hi Carolanne,
Thanks for taking the time to reply while you are on holidays. Have a great time. 8)
Talk to you soon.
Shelley
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Hiya Tomkin
We are down in the New Forest, weather has been red hot apart from Wednesday.Got the 3 G/kids and one of their friends so had to fetch the laptop for some me time lol
Byeeeee Carolanne
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Hiya Maidmarion
I've had a look at the info I have on the laptop and can't see them will look at my other info when I get home
Regards Carolanne
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Got the 3 G/kids and one of their friends
Big mistake Gel!!!!! Should have left them with the Rellies ;D ;D ;D ;D
Enjoy yourself.
Tomkin AKA Tomkin sat watching the weeds grow. ;D ;D
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P.S. You missed David Cameron yesterday.
He was at the Barnsley College.
Tomkin.
P.P.S. Didn't see him at Morrisons ::) ::) ::) ::)
P.P.P.S I wonder if anyone would notice if I put my baked beans
on expenses. ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
Anyway, back to the weeds. Got a fantastic crop this year. ;D ;D ;D
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Hiya Maidmarion
I've had a look at the info I have on the laptop and can't see them will look at my other info when I get home
Regards Carolanne
Hi Carolanne :)
Many thanks for looking and willl keep my fingers crossed. ;D
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Hiya Tomkin
Back home now, you can come and see to my weeds if you like lol
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Hi Carolanne,
Dave was asking about you but I said you were
Adder hunting in the new forest.
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D ;D
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LOL
Thats a job for the G/kids, they did see an Adder eating a Frog (yuk) I was quite happy admiring the Ponies and Highland cattle.
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Hiya Maidmarion
Sorry still can't find them, stupid question time have you tried getting in touch with the Church in Elsecar also according to the internet the records are held in the Sheffield Archives.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Shelley
I think I might have found your family in 1851 under McQuinn do any of these names sound familier
Barnet McQinn 1817
Ellen 1811
Michael 1835
Bridget 1838
William 1841
Ellen 1844
John 1848
All born in Ireland
Jane 1850 born Barnsley all living in New Street.
Going back to look in burial records under McQuinn.
I can see a burial for a Ellen Quinn but her burial was 1872 not 1873 address No 8 Court, New Street Barnsley.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Maidmarion
Sorry still can't find them, stupid question time have you tried getting in touch with the Church in Elsecar also according to the internet the records are held in the Sheffield Archives.
Regards Carolanne
Thanks for looking Carolanne :)
I visited the archives last week and will be there again this week. Elsecar burials is on my "to do" list ;)
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Hiya Maidmarion
Sorry I couldn't find them fingers x'd you find them soon
Regards Carolanne
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Not to worry Carolanne and thank you again for trying, very much appreciated. I'm sure they'll turn up soon 8)
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Hi Carolanne,
That does look like my family!! ;D I do not recognise Bridget & Michael but the rest of the names I have researched & the family did live in New Street. I am so excited I did not think to check for Mc's. Thankyou so very much, I really thought I had hit a brick wall. Carolanne you are a very kind person for helping people out like this. Its so far away for me & the lack of any local knowledge makes it even harder. I can't thank you enough. ;)
Warmest Regards,
Shelley
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Hi carolanne,
I just stumbled on this thread at the same time that I am researching and getting confused by a Barnsley family.
I would be very grateful if you could please check for:
James Walker who died March 1/4 1871
and (possibly) his wife Jane Walker who died March 1/4 1880
Many thanks.
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Hiya Shelley
Your welcome, I still can't see a burial for Barnet/Barney and I've saved the 1851 census if you need it just PM me your e-mail address.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Ruskie
This is the only James I can see in March 1/4 1871
James Walker age 67,Wilson Street,buried 6/3/1871,plot T 31
Same for Jane
Jane Walker age 74, 28 Wilson Street, buried 2/2/1880, plot J 834.
I would have expected them to be buried in the same grave but they are both from Wilson Street so maybe its them.
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you very much Carolanne - that is them! They lived at Wilson St in the censuses. ;D
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Your welcome
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Thanks so much for that. I have found a death record for Barney. It is recorded as Barnie McQuin in the Jul-Aug-Sep quarter in 1854 at Barnsley. I will request a copy of the death certificate and see what's on that. I will pm my e-mail just in case.
Once again thankyou.
Shelley
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Hello
Could I please ask if there is a burial of Mary Hoyle in 1862; she would have been in her late 70s.
Thank you.
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Hiya Shelley
I can't see a burial in 1862 but I can see one in 1864
Mary Hoyle age 78, Winn Street, burial 17/1/1864,plot L 326
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carolanne and thank you.
This is definitely the correct one as she was a widow living with her son George at Winn Street in Silkstone aged 75 in the 1861 census.
Her husband Joseph Hoyle died (I think) in 1855 but from what I understand from previous posts your records do not go back that far.
Thank you again.
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Hiya Shelley
I think the records start about 1861,in your posting you mention Silkstone could Joseph be buried there
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Shelley
I've just been looking at the census and Winn Street is in Barnsley it says in the Township of Silkstone . Winn Street I think used to be off Doncaster Road. When I'm next at the library I'll ask where they think people might be buried who were living in Winn Street which is in the parish of St John.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne, you are right as the 1861 census says Silkstone, Township of Barnsley so I took this to be Silkstone as I don't know the area. Are you saying Winn Street is actually in Barnsley?
I have just checked on multimap and it seems as though Winn Street no longer exists.
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Hiya Shelley
I went back a few pages in the census till I found another address that mentioned Doncaster Road so thats why I'm presuming it was a street off Doncaster Road so thats something else to ask about at the library.
Regards Carolanne
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Silkstone, although now a small village compared to Barnsley,
was the main Parish. This of course is a mainly ecclesiastical
matter and dates back to probably Anglo-Saxon times. When
the Normans came, much of the land was given to various
Barons etc. as a reward. Although the Saxon lord at Silkstone
retained a lot of his land ,presumably, as long as he paid homage and service
to the Norman overlords. So the old records will refer to people being in the
Parish of Silkstone which included Barnsley,Dodworth,Cumberworth,Cawthorne,
Hoyland Swaine, Stainborough, West Bretton and many other places.
As a matter of interest, I saw recently that William the Conqueror kept 50%
of Britain for himself, 25% he gave to the church and 25% he gave to his cronies.
To get back to the original question, Winn st. would be in Barnsley and would
therefore come under the Parish of Silkstone.
Tomkin ;D ;D
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Hi just to give you all a update on what is happening with the friends group.
We now have our own web site which gives a lot of information about the group and our activities. The mortuary chapel has had its roof repaired and we hope to open it to the public soon.
If you have any questions please use the contact us facility on the web site
www.friendsofbarnsleycemetery.webs.com (http://www.friendsofbarnsleycemetery.webs.com)
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Hi Holmemoss,
Winn st. seems to be off Park road and not Doncaster road.
Click on this link. Hover your cursor over the photo's for a description.
This was Winn street before demolition.
Tomkin.
http://www.yococo.co.uk/LibraryDigitisation/Results.asp
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Hi Gillian,
Good website. Keep up the good work.
Tomkin :D :D :D
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sorry Holmemoss,
That link doesn't work.
Try this and when you get to the search page, type in Winn St
Press search and the pics should appear.
Tomkin.
http://www.yococo.co.uk/LibraryDigitisation/
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Hi
I'm new to this forum so excuse my green-ness :-[ ;)
I visited Barnsley Cemetery today to have a walk around to see if I could find any of my ancestor's burial plots.
But, the cemetery is so huge that I only managed to find one gravestone for George William Acklam who died 18 Sep 1957 and was buried 21 Sep 1957 - plot number 15 12 Con
I am particularly interested in finding the plots for Arthur Acklam and Adelaide Acklam (nee Beaumont) (Husband and Wife)
Arthur died 9 Feb 1945 and Adelaide died 20 Feb 1987
But, if a general search for any other burials of other Acklam family members is possible, I would be very interested to know the associated plot numbers for anyone found.
Note, thanks to carolanne's post #94 I have already made note of the seven names listed in that post
Any help would be much appreciated
Bryan
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Hello Carolanne
Looking for a burial record please for Arthur Wainwright died 1935 Barnsley.
age approx 71.
Thank you
summersage
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My thanks go to a member of this forum for finding the plot number for Arthur and Adelaide
Using the plan I have of the cemetery, on my next visit, I should be able to find the headstone.
Much appreciated
Bryan
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Hiya Summersage
I've been on my hols for the past 2 weeks so only just seen your message.
Found this which matches death year and age.
Arthur Wainwright, age 71,address 41 Parker Street, burial 9-11-1935, plot H 1226.
Regards Carolanne
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I've been on my hols for the past 2 weeks
On Holiday again? It's no wonder Morrisons profits
are down. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Tomkin.
( Hope that you had a good time with plenty of rest.)
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HA HA HA
Tesco profits are up though lol, had a good time but had to come home for a rest took the dreaded G/kids again must be a glutton for punishment.
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took the dreaded G/kids again must be a glutton for punishment
You never learn, do you?
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D
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Nope lol
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Hello Carolanne
Thank you for the information regarding Arthur Wainwright
Best Wishes
summersage
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hi, I'm new to this site and am looking to find my grandmothers grave, the info i have is that her married name is Marie mawby.
she was born in barnsley and is burried in barnsley cemetery.
she lived on bedford street, worsbrough common at the time of her death, she had 2 sons and a daughter.
i am not sure of birthdates or death dates, can anyone help me please?
Claire :)
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Hiya Claire
Maria Mawby, age 77 died in Northern General Hospital, home address 14 Bedford Street Worsbrough Common, buried 25 January 1990 plot 26-679
Also in same plot
Frank Mawby, age 73, 14 Bedford Street Worsbrough Common, buried 17 April 1978.
There are more Mawby burials in other plots do you have any other Mawby names
Regards Carolanne
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yes thats them!!!! thankyou so so so so so much!!!!!!
erm no others that i can think of but my uncle lorry
lawrence graham......not sure about how he spelt his name but i believe he live on warren quarry lane
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my grandad frank (their son) still lives at 14 bedford street!
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Hiya Claire
Give me a few minutes and I'll write the rest down they could be your family, one couple have 28 Bedford Street as their address.
Regards Carolanne
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ok great!!! thanks so much, im really really happy x x
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Hiya Claire
George Edward Mawby, age 66, 28 Bedford Street Worsbrough Common, buried 10 August 1939 plot 13-66
Phoebe Mawby, age 79, 28 Bedford Terrace Worsbrough Common buried 19 June 1951 plot 13-66
John Mawby, age 74, 12 Bismarck Street, Worsbrough Common, buried 2 March 1977, plot 13-66
George Henry Mawby, age 79, Kendray Hospital/26 Mount Vernon Avenue, buried 16 June 1972, plot 6-282
Ada Mawby, age 70, 26 Mount Vernon Avenue, buried 12 September 1968, plot 6-282
William Ernest Mawby, age 76, 12 Bismarck Street, buried 25 October 1974, plot 6-75
Rose Mawby age 78, Hartwell Old Peoples Home Ecclesfield Sheffield, buried 23 September 1983, plot 6-75.
Regards Carolanne
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i believe the couple at 28 bedford street are my great grandfather (franks) parents. any luck on finding uncle lorry? claire
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Hiya Claire
Those are the only Mawby's I can see buried in Barnsley Cemetery
Regards Carolanne
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no his name was lawrence graham not mawby, think he lived on warren quarry lane
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Hiya Claire
Sorry I misunderstood you so have been back for a look for Lawrence Graham and can't see him. Could he have been cremated and his ashes left at Ardsley Crem
Regards Carolanne
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yes that is very possible, in fact i think he was, could you check that for me please?
your so helpful, thankyou very much for helping me
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Hiya Claire
You would have to phone Ardsley Crem up for those details but I can see a death registration for a
Lawrence Naylor Graham born 11 May 1931 death registered May 1990 age 59 Barnsley
Regards Carolanne
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that could quite possibly be him
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Hiya Claire
I have sent you a private message with my e-mail address if you need any more help finding your family
Regards Carolanne
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Hi, we're new to the board. :)
We were wondering if anyone could help us locate a grave, the surname would be French. Not sure of first names yet. Date of death would be between 1949 - late 1950's.
Thanks!
Carol and Josie
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Hiya Carol and Josie
There aren't many burials with the name French for the years you mentioned.
Minnie French age 67, Beckett Hospital/9 Gerald's Close Kendray, buried 5 March 1952, plot 13-397
Frederick French age 72,9 Gerald Road Kendray, buried 31 October 1953,plot 13-397
Michael Stuart French, age 8 month,24 Matlock Road Athersley, buried 6 February 1953,plot 9-544
Regards Carolanne
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Hi
Would it be possible to ask if anyone could find the plots in Barnsley Cemetery for George Harold Rooke b Circa 1893 Buried with his wife Eva b1890 unfortuenatly i have no idea of year of death sorry.
would you also know where i could find the information of plots for Worsborough Cemetery.
Many Thanks Anna
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Hiya Anna
I can't see either of the names in the lists I have for burials in Barnsley Cemetery. The main library in Barnsley might have burial records for Worsborough
Regards Carolanne
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Hello:
While searching the net, I have just come across a site called Barnsley Cemetries. has anyone use this site. I did the free search and I have found some family members and I am wondering what you would get for more information if you bought some credits?
Regards
Anne
canada
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Hiya Ann
I didn't know about this site till I read your message I don't suppose £3-50p is a lot of money for 50 search tokens if it only takes 1 token for 1 search.
I have a list of burials for the cemetery do you want to give me some names and I do it for free.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
This site is called The Dearne Memorial Group's Barnsley Cemetries Project. Says it went on line in July. I am looking for a burial in the Monk Bretton cemetery: For a Charles Myers.
Cheers
anne
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Hiya Anne
I only have the burial records for the main cemetery in Barnsley not for the outlying districts like Monk Bretton.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne:
Would you mind looking for a Walter Crossland Myers for me? Thank you very much
Regards
anne
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Hi Carolanne
Thank you for looking for the rooke family could you check one last name for me Fred Burnett Buried with Emma I believe Fred died c1965.
Thanks Anna
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Hiya Anne
Walter Crossland Myers, age 47, 1 Havelock Street,buried 24 June 1907, plot Za 196.
There are other burials in the same grave
Winifred Myers, age 16month,13 Albion Street,buried 25 October 1910
Francis Myers (CWG) age 26, Mil/Hospital Richmond Surrey/120 Race Common Road,buried 18March 1916.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Anna
Fred Burnett, age 80, 44 Cemetery Road,buried 27 October 1965, plot 3-12
Emma Burnett,age 61,44 Cemetery Road, buried 4 September 1951,plot 3-12
Elizabeth Burnett,age 47, St Helen Hospital/44 Cemetery Road, buried 5 March 1963, plot 3-12
Regards Carolanne
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HI
Thank you Carolannne much appreciated.
Anna
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Your welcome glad to help
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carolanne
Thank you very much for the information. This is a big help. I really appreciate it.
Have a great day.
Cheers
anne
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If you are looking for burials in any of the cemeteries Barnsley Archives and Local Studies have most of them on microfilm and some of them on CD. You can either go look at them yourselves or email them archives@barnsley.gov.uk
Gillian Nixon
Friends of Barnsley Cemetery
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If you are looking for burials in any of the cemeteries Barnsley Archives and Local Studies have most of them on microfilm and some of them on CD. You can either go look at them yourselves or email them archives@barnsley.gov.uk
Gillian Nixon
Friends of Barnsley Cemetery
Would they have Dodworth cemetery records there?
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Hi Carolanne
This is probably a silly question you gave plot 3- 12 to me i went to find the grave this morning but no luck i know stones wear away or disappear or one is not put on but i am just checking would it be plot 3 grave 12 when read or in plots 3 to 12 as there would be a difference in the number of graves to look at.
Regards Anna
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Hiya Anna
I'm sorry I didn't make it clear enough its section 3 grave number 12 there are signs in the cemetery telling you where the sections are.
Hope this helps
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Hi Carolanne
Thank you for the reply thats what i thought unfortuenatly the headstone must have been broken / damaged as i couldnt see it unless it was one of the many layed writting face down!
Thanks again Anna
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Hiya Anna
Yes thats a big problem hopefully one day it will be sorted. When I have a problem like that I try and find a grave with a number on and try and work out where mine should be and it sometimes is just a piece of grass.
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carol:
Could you do a look up for a Ada Myers in Barnsley Please. Also is there an Ann Myers as well. Thank you very much.
Cheers
Anne
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Hiya Anne
Ada Myers age 6year 6m.No 4 Court 1 Wood street, burial 1 April 1898, H - 820
Ada Myers age 51,64 Shambles Street,burial 16 September 1925, G - 537
Ann Myers age 50, 29 Blythe Street Wombwell,burial 15 April 1906 H - 831
Ann Myers age 38, 20 Thomas Street, burial 18 June 1883, H - 191
Regards Carolanne
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Hello Carolanne:
Thank you very much for sending me this information. What a big surprise to see the Ann Myers of Wombwell, that is my 2xgreatgrandmother. Was wondering if you could send me any other Myers listed only if the list is not too long.
Thank you again and have a great weekend.
Cheers
anne
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Hiya Anne
I can send you the full list if you private message me your e-mail.
Regards Carolanne
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Would they have Dodworth cemetery records there?
I think of the top of my head, that the bit that is a municipal cemetery is part of the churchyard. They have most of the records so I would imagine so. Either e mail them or give them a ring on Monday.
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Thank you for the reply thats what i thought unfortunately the headstone must have been broken / damaged as i couldn't see it unless it was one of the many layed writting face down!
Thanks again Anna
Hi Anna
I am going down the cem tonight although the group would normally charge for this I will have a quick look.
There is a board with a map of the cemetery on it, however most of the sections do not have markers, a good way to tell though is to look at the bottom kerb stone of a grave and you will sometimes find a letter and number on there.
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Hi
Thank you thats very kind of you i hope you have more success than me.
Anna
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Sorry Anna found the space but def no headstone sorry.
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Hi
Thank you for looking
Anna
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Hiya Carol and Josie
There aren't many burials with the name French for the years you mentioned.
Minnie French age 67, Beckett Hospital/9 Gerald's Close Kendray, buried 5 March 1952, plot 13-397
Frederick French age 72,9 Gerald Road Kendray, buried 31 October 1953,plot 13-397
Michael Stuart French, age 8 month,24 Matlock Road Athersley, buried 6 February 1953,plot 9-544
Regards Carolanne
Thanks Carolanne! We're pretty certain they will be relatives of ours so whether they are the ones we were looking for or not, we'll certainly be going to visit the graves.
Carol and Josie :)
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hi, I'm new to this site and am looking to find my grandmothers grave, the info i have is that her married name is Marie mawby.
she was born in barnsley and is burried in barnsley cemetery.
she lived on bedford street, worsbrough common at the time of her death, she had 2 sons and a daughter.
i am not sure of birthdates or death dates, can anyone help me please?
Claire :)
Hi Claire
I found your post and would just like to say that your Frank Mawby is my Grandmothers Phoebe Mawby Brother and that Franks father George Edward Mawby used to live in 28 bedford st I also have many photos of Mawby family members including Frank if you are interested in contacting me my email is juliemac60@hotmail.com cheers julie
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Hi Claire
my name is Julie I live in Australia my grandmother Phoebe Mawby is your grandfather Frank Mawby born-1904 sister Phoebe came to Australia when she was 21.....................I have some old photos that were sent to my nana over the years some of your marie and frank........ and of George and Phoebe Mawby .........my nana lived till 2002 she was 96yrs old..........I have got a lot of info on the Mawby line..an d a lot of others................would love to hear back from you as we are pretty closely related.........my email is juliemac60@hotmail.com ......................
CHEERS JULIE
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Hi All
I did email Barnsley Library and they found a burial for Sally Jackson (my gr gr grandmother) but not for George
They even replied same day!
Another mystery, but one definitely solved
Bob
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I am trying to trace the burial details of by great uncle. the details I have are as follows; Name: James O'Brien, born c. 1879 in Ireland, died Oct-Dec 1951 in Barnsley, age 72. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Brendan
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Hiya Brendan
James O Brien age 72, 31 Summer Lane Barnsley Buried 5 December 1951 Plot Za grave number 273 Uncon (Za is the catholic section)
Regards Carolanne
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Also in the same grave
Martha Bedford O Brien age 60, 33 Summer Lane Barnsley,buried 24 February 1940
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Could you help me please to find the plots for
John Mulhearn d 1894
Catherine Mulhearn d 1910
Patrick Mulhearn d 1910
They will be in the RC part of the cemetery but unlikely to have a headstone.
Many thanks Carol
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Hiya Ebch
I can help with 2 of the names
Patrick Mulhearn,age 73, Union Workhouse, buried 11/11/1910 Section T Grave number 361
Catherine Mulhearn, age 73,7 Drakes Yard, Shepherd Street, buried 26/4/1910 Section T Grave number 361
Also in the same grave
Michael Mulhearn,age 70,2 Wades Yard,Pitt Street buried 4/4/1932
Have found John but spelt with 2 LL
John Mullhearn, age 24, Killed in Strafford Main Colliery/1 Park Row, New Street,buried 19 August 1894, Section T Grave number 361.
If you were to contact Barnsley Crematorium (they hold the burial records for the cemetery)they will send you a map of the Cemetery and the Section T with the grave marked for you so you can at least work out where it is.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks indeed for your speedy reply - I have walked round and round trying to find this grave. Yes you have the right John Mulhearn d 1894 and you have also given me another name - Michael Mulhearn. I suspected Patrick had a brother over here - I think you have found him. Many thanks - Happy New Year :)
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Now my brain is working - Carol you have found the first son of Patrick and Catherine - Michael born 1862 in Ireland. I could not find him after 1871 and wondered if he had gone back to Ireland - thanks again :) This now leads me down another path! Housework? oh no more important things to do.
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Your welcome.
There are 3 more Mulhearn's buried in the cemetery, John,Lucy and Annie if your interested let me know.
Regards Carolanne
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Thats an offer I cannot refuse :) I suspect Annie and John were just children. Yes please Carol - they will be most useful. Thank you very much.
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I've just replied via your other message lol
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Hi Carolanne
Thanks a million for that, exactly what I was looking for, really appreciated.
All the best for 2010...
Brendan
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Hiya Brendan
Your welcome
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Ebch,
Have you any Mulhearns living around Hoyle Mill, say,
1940's - 1950's?
Tomkin
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Not that I know of yet Tomkin but with these new leads from Carol and the fact that my gt grandfather was the only Mulhearn in Barnsley 1871 I may find I have :)
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Hi I wonder if it would be possible to see if there are any Brinkley's burried in Barnsley Cemetery.
Many thanks, Sandra
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Hiya Sandra
Just going to make some lunch then I'll have a look for you.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Sandra
Sorry I can't see any burials with the surname Brinkley
Regards Carolanne
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Hi,
Thank you for looking.
Sandra
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Help again Carol would be appreciated after your New Year Celebrations. :)
I found some old notes re burials (need to make sure I link them correctly. They are:
William Mulhearn 11 months June 1873
Annie Eliz Mulhearn 13 months May 1875
could you tell me the plot number please?
And
Ellen Roach June 1895 aged 13 months T360
Catherine Roach Feb 1899 age 5 months T360
Are these in the same grave as Anthony Roche d. 1920 and Margaret Roche d 1947? (Roach/Roche)
I also have a John William Roche 1889 age 4 months. I know its a tall order but I think they will be close together.
Thanks and a Happy New Year :)
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Hiya Ebch
I'll have a look for you tomorrow I'm in middle of getting ready to go out and celebrate the New Year.
Happy New Year to you too.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Ebch
I can confirm that Anthony and Margaret are in the same grave as Ellen and Catherine.
Anthony Roche age 54, 6 Charles Street,buried 25/5/1920.
Margaret Roche age 83,6 Charles Stret,buried 25/1/1947.
John William Roach age 4m, 4 Albert Street,buried 17/5/1889,T-496.
There are 4 other burials in this grave.
I can't see a burial for William Mulhearn.
I think this is Annie Eliza it all fits but the spelling of her surname.
Annie Elizabeth Mulheran, age 13m,Hayes Croft New Street,buried 5/5/1875, T- 693.
I'll go and have another look for the missing William.
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you so much Carol for these leads - you have just been awarded my New Years Honors award for assisting fellow Rootschatters :)
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Hiya Ebch
Can I call myself a Lady now lol lol.Got to go better half is shouting am I ready to go out (going to visit the mumin law)
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Bit of a tricky one this, would appreciate your help if at all possible.
My paternal grandfather's sister Joyce Chambers died in Barnsley 10 years ago, and while en route to her graveside for the burial, I remember noticing at least one BURGIN grave, but I dismissed it from my memory as I had thought at the time that her mother's maiden surname had been spelled BERGIN. Now I am more experienced in my genealogical research, I have discovered that the spelling with U was in fact correct. I'm not local to South Yorkshire (although I wish I was ;)) so don't recall exactly where Joyce was buried, but am hoping you may be able to find some Burgin graves for me either way :crosses fingers:
Katie
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Hiya Katie
There are 10 Burgin Burials from 1879 to 1954 is there any particular name your after or if you PM me your e-mail address I can copy and paste.
I looked 1st for the burial of Joyce Chambers and can't see her listed.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
When you have time, would you have a look for Beatrice Ann Armitage bur between 1888 - 1892.
Born 1888.
Many thanks
KR
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Hiya KR
Beatrice Ann Armitage age 5 month,address 2 Providence Street buried 9/9/1888 section K plot 219.
Regards Carolanne
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Many thanks Carolanne, much appreciated.
KR :)
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Hi Caroleanne,
not sure if you can help-------one of my great uncles lived and died in Barnsley,
he was born on Merseyside and went to live in Barnsley, not sure of the year he died could either be 50s or 60s, if you could have a look i would be very gratefull------------his name was Thomas Frances Joe Churchill.
many thanks,
chris.
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Hiya Chris
I'm sorry he isn't there there are only 8 Churchill burials and he isn't one of them.
His death registration
Thomas F J Churchill
1963 oct
Barnsley
2b - 24
age 66
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ok caroleanne,
thanks for looking, and thanks for finding his death registration, i did'nt have that but i knew it was either late 50s or early 60s.
chris..
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Another request please Carol - Could you see if there is a burial in Barnsley Cemetery for Theop. Van Cawenberge. He was the Parish Priest at Holyrood from 1885 and died in 1894. Think he was from Belgium so maybe he won't be there. Thanks :)
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Hi
My Name is Lisa i have been researching to family on and off for about 5 years and done petty good but now would like to start looking for graves, etc. I'm not really sure where to start but saw this message board,
i hope you may be able to help, i looking for a Milson Henry Walker and his wife Edith also i would like to know about any Lawton's
Thanks Lisa :)
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Hiya Liza
There are 444 Walker burials I can't see a Milson Henry Walker among them there are about 4 Edith Walker burials but they are children.
There are 87 Lawton burials have you any names
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Caroline
Thanks you for looking i'm have having problem with the tracking any on edith and Milson i have find the marriage but that is all, not sure what to do now ??????? i sure that Milson was my GtGt Grandad, was any of the Walkers from Wosbrough Common that where my family were from,
the Lawton
John William lawton D 1929
Martha Lawton
john lawton
Mary hananh Lawton
Robert Lawton
elizabeth/Eliza Lawton
George Arthur Lawton
thanks you very very much for your help
lisa
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Hiya Lisa
Have a look at these to see if there yours I'm struggling with some because we have burials with the same names so will have to go on address
John William Lawton age 46,No4 Court,5 Joseph Street,buried 2/3/1929,section 3 plot 183
Martha Lawton age 57,Stothes Hall/40 Bruce Avenue,buried 27/6/1944, section Q plot 428
Emma Lawton,age 29,No6 Court,5 Joseph Street,buried 11/10/1922, section Q plot 428
Mary Hannah Lawton,age 4 months,22 Fleming Street,buried 2/1/1901, section Y plot 252
Robert Lawton age 65, 15 Fleming Street,buried 12/8/1936,section 10 plot176
Mary Ann Lawton age 82,St Helens Hospital/1 Watnoll Street Athersley North, buried 24/9/1962, section 10 plot 176
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Thank you, think some are the ones i'm looking for,
Kind Regards
lisa
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Your welcome
Eliza Lawton age 2,No 4 Court, 5 Joseph Street,buried 24/12/1918, section a plot 663
Robert Lawton age 10month,No 4 Court 5 Joseph Street,buried 10/1/1919 section a plot 663
I'll be back later to look for more and check on the Walker burials again
Regards Carolanne
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These two differently the right ones i can remember my nan tell me that robert and eliza died young and very close together they had Measles.
Thanks again
Lisa
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Hiya Lisa
Do you know if the ones from Fleming Street are yours
Regards Carolanne
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Hi
No they are not just the ones from Joseph Street, i have been looking in to the walker's found that my gt gt grandad was not milson just Henry but i cant understand why on the document that said when they were married said milson, never mind,
Regards
Lisa
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Hiya Lisa
I've seen the marriage in 1906 for Milson Henry Walker to Edith Winter.
In the 1901 census there is a Walker family with head of family Milson Hy Walker wife Annie sons Percy and Milson 1896 and daughter Fanny living at 30 Grange Street living next door to them is a Enoch Walker and family.Milson the son is too young to have married in 1906 so Annie the mother could have died and the father re-married.
Is this your family I can't find them in 1911 ??
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Henry and Edith Walker, sons William Henry,Herbert,and daughter Ethel.
38 Joseph Street Barnsley.
Is this your family
Regards Carolanne
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Yes that is them, (well i think so lol)
i know that a Henry and Edith Walker lived at 7 Kenworthy Road, Worsbrough Common that was when they passed away,
my gt grandad was henry born in 1906 think they had some more children later which would not be included in census, Mabel and Nelly i think they are still living somewhere,
Thanks for you help
Lisa
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OK got the burials
Henry Walker age 86,7 Kenworthy Road Worsbrough Common,burial 26/4/1973, section f plot 48.
Edith Walker age 80,7 Kenworthy Road Worsbrough Common, burial 28/9/1965, section f plot 48
Regards Carolanne
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Same grave
Edith Annie Walker age 7, 58 Joseph Street ,buried 6/3/1931
Ethel Walker age 46,Wharncliffe Hospital/58 Joseph Street,buried 11/12/1954
Regards Carolanne
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Possible Herbert
Herbert Walker age 88, BDGH/Oakwood RH Royston,burial 1/7/1999, section 14 plot 454.
Have you a rough idea when your G/Grandad passed away
Regards Carolanne
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Caroline that is fantastic, my gt Grandad died in 11.01.1984 but i think he was cremated i can just remember him i was 3 the day before he passed away.
going to have a look where they are,
do you living in barnsley ?
thanks
Lisa
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Hiya Lisa
They do have cremation burials but he isn't listed. I live at Dodworth.
Glad to be of help
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for your pm re Van Cawenberge Carol. Now, when you have time :)
I am looking for possible burials of Preece in Barnsley. Of particular interest are the names Willie and William. Not sure of dates as this is something I am doing for a friend. Thanks :)
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Hiya Eileen
Can only see 2 Preece burials in Barnsley and one of them is a Willie
Willie Preece age 45,St Helens Hospital/60 Heelis Street,burial 23/7/1941, section 9 plot 412
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks Carol - thats one of them - born 1896 in Barnsley :D
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Hiya Eileen
The only other Preece is
Richard Preece age 35, 26 Canal Wharf, Old Mill, burial 4/11/1897 section S plot 243
Regards Carol
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Hi Carolanne,
Would you check if these burials are listed please.
Eliza Armitage dec qt 1887 age 16
Sarah Ellen Armitage sep qt 1895 age 25
Herbert Armitage born 1891 , between 1901 - 1911, I have him on the 1901 census but can't find him in 1911.
Many Thanks
KR :)
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Hiya KR
Sarah Ellen age 25, Kendray Hospital/29 Boundry Street,burial 19/9/1895 section R plot 53
Same grave
Walter Armitage age 9months,2 Providence Street, burial 29/9/1895
Can't see Eliza or Herbert can see 2 more burials for the address 2 Providence Street.
Mary Armitage age 51, Beckett Hospital/2 Providence Street,burial 2/6/1900, section E PLOT 371
Beatrice Ann Armitage age 5 month, 2 Providence Street, burial 9/9/1888, section K 219
Regards Carolanne
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Brilliant,
Many thanks
KR :)
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Your welcome
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Thanks Carol :) That death has just solved a big puzzle! I don't have to send for a marriage cert now - Thanks :D
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Thats good the money is better off in your pocket than someone elses lol
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Posted by: carolanne Posted on: Today at 17:54:10
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Thats good the money is better off in your pocket than someone elses lol
Carolanne can afford to shop at Budgens though. I have to go to
Morrisons.
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Cheeky sod I wondered when you would pop up again lol I stopped shopping at Budgens when they opened Costcutters at the top of my street.
I'd best not mention (i've booked my summer hols) or you will be wondering where the money came from.
Bye for now Carolanne
PS no the g/kids aren't coming in the summer
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I tried costcutters before I tried the other. What a C*** selection.
They didn't stock anything exept booze and Mars bars.
I went from there to Budgies and they were just as bad. I bought
a few items and went to the checkout. She said she wanted some more
money :o :o :o :o :o :o
Back to Morrisons and S** the Snow drifts and icy roads.
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
P.S. If it's at the top of your street ,then I must have passed your house.
Aren't you the lucky one. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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I agree with all the above but only use as and when, I too do my main shopping at Morrisons.
Am I the lucky one that you PASSED the top of my street errrrrrrrrrrrrr YUP ;)
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I wonder if you could look up Ann Dry who died in December 1867 in Barnsley? Her maiden name was Buckham, and her husband was John Dry. Sorry that's all the info I have.
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There are only 9 burials for the surname Dry between the years 1905 and 1943 the families all seem to come from the Albion Terrace/Tune Street area the names you asked about are not there.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
Many thanks for looking for my "Dry" ancestors. Are there any earlier cemetery records available anywhere I can try, as I know that Ann (Buckham) Dry definitely died in Dec 1867 and her son Benjamin died in 1865 in Barnsley. Or is there a Barnsley website I could try for info?
Thanks again
Pauline
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Hiya Pauline
The main Barnsley Cemetery was opened around 1860/61 the only other places are going to be Church Yard Burials of which there are many. There is a website that has some of the Church Burials but the link happens to be on my old computor that has gone to a better place in the sky. I will have a look to see if I can find it for you but it will have to be later tonight.
Regards Carolanne
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This site is called
The Dearne Memorial Group's Barnsley Cemetries Project.
Just Google it
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
Can your tell me if there are any fitzhenry's in Cemetery
thanks
lisa
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Hiya Lisa
There are 7 Burials from 1910 to 1959
Regards Carolanne
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could you please let know them all
thanks
Lisa
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OK
Priscilla Jane Fitzhenry, age 28, 22 St Johns Terrace,Grace Street, buried 7/12/1910, section R plot 147
Lucy Fitzhenry, age 3, Beckett Hospital, buried 31/3/1934 section 1 plot 250
Mary Fitzhenry age 37,St Helen Hospital, buried 2/2/1943, section 1 plot 250
Joseph Fitzhenry age 69, 28 John Edward Street,buried 17/1/1952, section 1 plot 299
Sarah E Fitzhenry age 64, 28 John Edward Street, buried 24/10/1956 section 1 plot 299
Thomas Edward Fitzhenry age 56, 39 Harbro Hills Road,buried 23/1/1959, section 1 plot 374
Joseph Fitzhenry age 42, Mount Vernon Sanatorium/3 Highstone Crescent, buried 17/6/1946 section 1 plot 250 (CWG)
Regards Carolanne
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Thats great thank you
Lisa
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Your welcome
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Hi Carrolanne, this is a bit of a long shot .... any chance you can tell me whether there are burials for George Marshall Young b June Q 1865 and died Dec Q 1935 Barnsley also Alice Young b. 1876 also died Dec Q 1935 Barnsley?
Many thanks
Polly
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Hiya Polly
I've checked all my burial records and I can't see either of those names and I can't see a Young Burial at all in 1935.
Sorry
Regards Carolanne
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Ok .... many thanks for looking .. Polly :-*
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Your Welcome sorry I couldn't be of any help
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Hi Polly,
I had a couple of tokens left so I looked up your request with the
following results:-
Young George Marshall, age 70.
Cemetery Section/Row/ Number Date of Internment Place of Death.
Royston F/ - 136 1935-10-29 High St. Royston
Young Alice, age 59
Royston F/ - 136 1935-11-09 High St. Royston
Tomkin. ( Morrisons Rule O.K!!!!!! )
P.S Not much time between them ??? ??? ??? ??? ???
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Hey Tomkin, your are just a treasure!!!!! :-*
I had found the death records on BMD but wasn't sure I'd found the right George with the right Alice ..... if you see what I mean (tho' I feel your 'lookup' indicates they were indeed man and wife) ;D ...... and as you say within days of each other, how strange ugh! Wonder what happened in Dec Q 1935 in Barnsley? Only one way to find out - send for certs when finances allow! Hmmmm perhaps there was an outbreak of something sinister..........
Anyway Royston thanks a bunch, I'm very, very grateful you took the time and used your remaining 'couple of tokens' to do that for me.
Thanks again.
Polly ........ and a gold star for you
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Oooops forgot the gold star ...... eh! whats this "Morrisons Rules" thing then? I'm a Mr Tesco follower myself!
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eh! whats this "Morrisons Rules" thing then?
That's for carolanne's benefit.
Tomkin ;D
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Just had to keep popping back to see what your answer would be
ROFLMAO
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::) ::) ::) :-[ :-[ :-[
........ now I feel a right fool :'(
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.. now I feel a right fool Cry
Why??????????
Been today.
Spent up!!!
Only went for me Nuts & me I.P.A.
Tomkin :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
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SUNDAY SHOPPING :o
Well I never I'm shocked
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SUNDAY SHOPPING :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o
Why Not!
I went up the aisle.
There was a fair congregation.
I made several collections.
There were quite a few hymns ( and quite a few hers as well)
And the checkout girl gave me a right sermon for not having
any eco bags. ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
Tomkin :P
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God your witty aren't you, but I loved it I just wish I was as quick with a comment but we can't be good at everything can we ;)
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SUNDAY SHOPPING :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o
.................. gave me a right sermon for not having
any eco bags. ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
Tomkin :P
Forsooth!! (gasp) :o
....... what manner of (wo)man is this? ::) that enters the hallowed portals of retail
without observing the rules of ecoism .......
... thou shalt not shop without thy reuasable recepticale ....
hmmmmm shame on you :o
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Oh my God we have another witty so and so ;)
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but we can't be good at everything can we
I Can :D
I am Perfection Personified.
At least that's what I tell myself.
( Well somebody has to.)
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Yup I agree if you can't praise yourself what can you do ;)
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Me 'Owd Dad always used to say that you should never
blow Yer own trumpet.
I agree. I bang Mi' big drum instead. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Anyway I'm just brewing myself a nice cup of Silver Needles.
Yer can't get that at Tesco's. :P :P :P :P :P
Tomkin :D :D :D :D
Come to think of it. Yer can't get it at Morrisons either ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
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How about at Costcutters at the top of my street ??? nah dunt think so
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As you seem quiet Carol :D may I ask for a couple of look ups please
Albert Anthony Johnson 1947
Emma Maria Johnson 1948?
Ta very much
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R O F L M A O
I was begining to think everybody had died and gone to heaven lol
Albert Anthony Johnson age 73, St Helen Hospital / 35 Myrtle St, Buried 12 December 1945 Section 11 plot 33
Emma Maria Johnson age 81, St Helen Hospital / 207 Race Common Road, Buried 24 September 1947, section 11 plot 33
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks everso - didn't want you to get withdrawal symptons ;D
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You did right thats the last thing I want lol
Glad to help.
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May I please ask if you can find Joseph Hoyle. He was 71 in the 1851 census and his wife was a widow in the 1861 census. There are no ages given for the 1850s on FreeBMD but it looks like he may have died in 1855.
Thank you.
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Hiya Holmemoss
The Cemetery in Barnsley didn't open till 1861/62and the first burial I can see for a Hoyle was in 1864.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
When you have time please could you have a look for some Slater families for me. The only date I know is one for William Henry Slater 1874.
The other Slaters are Benjamin and wife Ann, Henry and wife Mary Ann, Alfred and wife Susannah, Henry and wife Ann and lastly John Henry Clegg Slater and wife Rebecca. Any others would be a bonus :D
Di
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Hiya Di
No probs but I have to go out soon but will look ASAP I've wrote the names down so will have a quick look and send you the info later.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Holmemoss
The Cemetery in Barnsley didn't open till 1861/62and the first burial I can see for a Hoyle was in 1864.
Regards Carolanne
Would that be Joseph's wife, Mary aged about 80, by any chance?
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Hiya Holmemoss
Yes it is a Mary
Mary Hoyle age 78, Winn Street, Buried 17 January 1864, Section L plot 326
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you, Carol. I think Joseph died in 1855 aged 77 and his wife Mary aged 78 so there is hope for me yet!!!
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Hiya Di
John Henry Slater age 54, 74 Cope Street, Buried 14 February 1929, Section b plot 436.
Rebecca Slater age 64, 30 Park Road, Buried 9 November 1942, Section b plot 436.
Alfred Slater age 68, Union Workhouse Infirmary / 1 Hinchcliffe Terrace, Gold Street, Buried 10 November 1916, Section O plot 35.
Susan Slater age 77, Beckett Hospital / 8 Pitt Street, Buried 25 February 1926, Section O plot 35.
Can't see a Benjamin, (I'm going to send you a private message)
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Holmemoss
I'm also hoping the same for me lol
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Carolanne
Is there also an Eli Hoyle who died around 1870, he would be in his late 50s.
By the way, I have a George Kenworthy born 1858/9 at Silkstone, the son of Henry Kenworthy and Jane Swallow. George had a multitude of children.
Thank you.
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Hiya Holmemoss
Eli Hoyle age 57, 3 North Pavement, buried 10 May 1870 Section H plot 511
Same grave
David Lawson Hoyle age 4 months,5 North Pvement buried 5 December 1882.
Sarah Hoyle age 81, 32 Lofthouse Road buried 17 January 1903.
Some of my Kenworthys were born in Penistone and went from there to Darfield then Barnsley. I have 2 George Kenworthys born about 1850/51 but it was Darfield and I haven't aquired a Henry yet.
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Thank you, Carolanne
I am almost certain that Sarah is Eli's widow but I haven't a clue as to whom David Lawson Hoyle could be as there is no Lawson connection with the Hoyles as far as I know. Another puzzle!
The Henry Kenworthy I mentioned was born at Penistone in 1827/8; he married Jane Swallow (my connection) at Kirkburton in 1855. They lived in Thurgoland in 1861 and Barnsley in 1871 and 1881 but I don't know after that as I couldn't find them in 1891.
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Is Eli and Sarah Hoyle's son, Robert Hoyle, also buried in the cemetery? I think he died in 1887 in his 30s. Getting younger!
Thank you.
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We might find a connection then somewhere along the line. I'll have a nosey at Kenworthy deaths.I would say that David Lawson Hoyle is possible a G/son or nephew he's got to be a family member somewhere along the line.
There are quite a few Hoyle burials If you send me your e-mail I'll copy and paste them for you.
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OH NO
Yes he's there
Robert Hoyle age 34, 3 Churchfield Terrace, buried 27 November 1887 Section H plot 671
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Carol you are quiet again - I'm worried about you ;D ;D ;D
Please could you see if you have
Gertrude Alma Crackles d 1966 and
Alfred Crackles d 1952.
I know there was an Alf Crackles killed in a mining accident 1876 but don't know if he is connected (unusual name though)
Thanks very much
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Hiya Eileen
You do make me smile I'll go have a look be back later
Byeeeeeee Carol
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Hiya Eileen
Have e-mailed you the burials there aren't that many so they all might be related.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks Carol - Thats quite a list for an unusual name. More work :) :) :)
I was expecting three or four but I am sure there will be some links. Thanks again
Eileen
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Your welcome
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Hi. Could I ask if there is a burial entry for william Howell Ellis who died Q1 1923 Barnsley please. Sorry I don't have an actual date.
Thanks,
Jen
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Hiya Jen
William Howell Ellis age 70, Beckett Hospital / 37 Honeywell Street,Buried 25 January 1923,Section H plot 797.
Same grave
Eliza Ellis age 34, 70 Honeywell Street,Buried 17 May 1891
Elizabeth Ellis age 10 weeks,70 Honeywell Street, Buried 15 July 1891
Dorothy Ellis age 3 month, 70 Honeywell Street,Bureid 29 July 1891
Elizabeth Ellis age 43, 43 Honeywell Street, Buried 11 December 1909
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you ever so much, I was hoping he was there and the others are an extra bonus! I now have two more of his children who I didn't know about! Thank you.
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Your welcome
Regards Carolanne
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You have also given me another mystery though - who on earth is the Elizabeth Ellis who was buried in the grave in 1909? I haven't got anyone who matches her in the family ??? Something to investigate further ;D
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Could she have married into the family ??
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Its a possibility but you would think she would have been buried with her family or on her own rather than with the inlaws.
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Do you have a Herbert Ellis born 1862
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No, I don't think he's one of mine.
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OK back to the drawing board lol, I'll just re-check the Burial.
Yes same grave as the rest.
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Ive just had a thought - William was living at 43 Honeywell Street on the 1911, I wonder if the Elizabeth was his 2nd ( much younger wife) as she was at the same address when she died. Eliza was his first, and looking at the dates of when she was buried and when the two infants were, Id hazard a guess that she died in childbirth and the twin girls followed shortly afterwards.
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Yes thats a possiblity
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I will try looking down that line tomorrow, thanks for your help
Jen
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Your welcome glad to help.
Regards Carolanne
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Elizabeth Ellis age 43, 43 Honeywell Street, Buried 11 December 1909
Regards Carolanne
Carolanne would you be able to have another look at the age of this one please? I can't find a death reg for an Elizabeth of that age. If she is considerably older then it would tie in as to who she is.
Thanks
Jen :)
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Hiya Jen
It does say age 43 I can remember looking again because of the house number being the same number. I've just looked at the Death Index and there saying age 80 so it looks like a mistake on the part of the person who did the index I have.
Regards Carolanne
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I thought it might be a transcription error after checking the death index. If she is actually 80, it would be William's mother.
Do you happen to have a map of the cememtery? I will go and see if they have a headstone.
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Hiya Jen
I do have a map somewhere but its finding it thats the problem but they now have some boards up in the cemetery with the sections mapped out.If you got in touch with the crem at Ardsley they have planns there and a plan of the grave plots and they can mark the exact plot for you.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks I will try ringing them tomorrow or Monday :)
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Did you get a plan of the cemetery
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne. I forgot to ring until you reminded me :o so Ive just done it.
I can call up to Ardsley and collect one. The lady I spoke to said they will locate the exact grave and give me all the details they have on it too. They can also send one out by post but it would be the end of next week before it arrived because of the holiday and them sending things 2nd class. Im hoping to persuade a friend to run me up there tomorrow and possibly then onto the cemetery to get some photos.
Thanks again for all your help. I may be calling for your help again as this family unfolds ;)
Jen :D
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I 've just got a new plan of the cemetery but not of the section you want if you private message me with your e-mail address you can have a copy of the cemetery sections
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pm sent, thanks carolanne.
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Your welcome its on its way
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This is just a shot in the dark Carol - Is there an Edward Tracey possibly in the RC section after 1891? Happy Easter to you!
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Hiya Eileen
There are only 10 Tracey Burials and Edward isn't one of them.I think Za is the Catholic Section and I can only see one burial in there and its for a Patrick Tracey.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks Carol - Patrick could be useful if he was born c 1847? :)
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Hiya Eileen
Its near enough(1850ish)
Patrick Tracey age 69, 80 Gawber Road, Buried 19 June 1929 Section Za no plot number.
There are a lot of Burials from 80 Gawber Road I'm wondering if its the Workhouse/Hospital
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for that Carol - one to keep for later! Yes 80 Gawber Road was the old St Helens/workhouse on the site of the present Barnsley Hospital.
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hi could you please have a look for joseph hibbert aged 41 he died 14 july 1899.he was killed by coal falling on him at new oaks colliery.
many thanks
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Hiya
Joseph Hibbert,age 41, Killed in Oaks Colliery/ 5 Heelis Street, Buried 17 July 1899, Section S plot 372.
Regards Carolanne
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thank you very much carolanne.if i could also ask you for a copy of the map, i will send you a private message with my email address.once again many thanks
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Ok no probs
Regards Carolanne
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hi carolanne
would you have details of the following
ann rock aged 24 died 11 july 1846 address could be ratters row or rocks yard.
sarah alice hibbert aged between 75-83 died oct,nov,dec 1927.
and 2 real long shots for me
would there be anyone called zaccheus sykes i think he died before 1841.but its not a common name so there could be a chance hes there.
i have a george bonson aged 53 died april,may,june 1873.but i wondered if there would be any more earlier burials of george bonson as i am trying to trace his dad.
many thanks
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Happy Easter Carol
You found Ellen Roach d June 1895 aged 13 months plot T360 with her parents Anthony and Margaret Roche and sister Catherine. After Ellen died the next child b 1896 d 1994 was also named Ellen. Is this Ellen Roche too buried in the same grave?
Thanks - hope you got lots of chocs.
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I'll have to look later got company but wanted a quick fix lol lol
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Hiya Eileen
My company has gone home now and I didn't get one piece of chocolate :'(
Ellen Roach age 98, BDGH/6Charles Street,Buried 17 June 1994, Section T plot 360
Regards Carolanne
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Hello :)
Could you possibly look for an Isabella Hall died 1903 and a John Hall died 1951
Thank you
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Thank you Carol - so that is five Roach/Roches accounted for :) I wonder how many people can go in one grave? I know two were babies but .. do you know? PM me your birthday and I'll make sure you get choccies :)
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Hiya Charz
John Hall age 84, Limes Social Hostel/80 Gawber Road , buried 22 February 1951, Section 4 plot 712A.
I can't see a burial for a Isabella in 1903
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you very much for this ;D They must have buried Isabella somewhere else ???
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Hiya Eileen
I can't answer that question but I'm sure I've seen some where I thought "thats a lot of burials" in that grave.
Charz
I'll have another look tomorrow for Isabella
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HiyaCharz
I've looked in 2 death indexes and I can't see a death for a Isabella Hall in 1903 in Barnsley.
Do you know how old she was
Is Hall her maiden or married name
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Carol could you have a look for another couple for me please.
George Carr Jan/ Feb 1968 and Eliza Carr 1977
Thanks,
Jen :)
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Hiya Jen
I can't see any Carr burials in 1968 or 1977
Regards Carolanne
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okay Carol. Thanks for looking :)
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Hi, I have just noticed this thread having been away from researching my family tree for some months.
I would be grateful for a lookup for any Cocksedge burials. Also John Thomas Carr died around 1909 and a George Carr and Sophia or Annie Sophia Carr around 1951.
Many thanks in advance for your time and patience.
Jenny :)
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Your welcome Jen
Sorry I couldn't help
Regards Caroanne
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Hiya Jenny
John Thomas Carr age 35, 11 Clanricard Street, buried 14 March 1909 Section H plot 1114.
Annie Sophia Carr age 74, 76 Honey Well Street, buried 6 April 1951, Section W plot 8.
George Carr age 84, 76 Honey Well Street, buried 1 November 1961,Section W plot 8.
There is only 1 Cocksedge burial and they are ashes.
Walter Cocksedge
age 75, 16 Dobie Street, buried 2 August 2004, Section row 3 plot 2.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
Thats great, thank you very much.
Jenny
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hi carolanne
could you have a look and see if theres
ann bonson aged 24 died 11 july 1848
sarah alice hibbert aged 75-83 died in 1927
and possibly any one called george bonson who died before 1873
many thanks
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The cemetery didn't open till around 1861 so Ann Bonson won't be there. I can't see a Sarah Alice Hibbert in 1927 but I can see
Sarah Alice Hibbert age 72, Stothes Hall Asylum/28 Pindar Oaks Cottages, buried 13 May 1918, Section Za plot 24.
George Bonson age 52, Old White Bear Hotel Shambles Street, buried 14 May 1873, Section G plot 60.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
I am sorry for wasting your time with Isabella Hall, I have just taken another look at her death certficate and realised (don't know why this didn;t sink in before) she died in Dewsbury ??? Even though born in Barnsley lived in Barnsley and even on death cert hubby present at death but residence still in hemsworth! Now another mystery!!!! What on earth where they doing in Dewsbury???
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thank you so much carolanne :)
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Hi
can anyone find me the burial of Thomas Whitehead died barnsley 1869 born abt 1826 wife elizabeth.
thanks silvercloud
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Hiya Charz
Its not a problem,but I can't help you with the Dewsbury bit could they have been visiting relatives ?
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Hiya Silvercloud
I can't see a burial for a Thomas Whitehead in 1869.
Regards Carolanne
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HI carolanne
thanks for looking
regards sc
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Your welcome
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oh i am so glad i found this site.i dont want to sound greedy but could i ask you for 2 more please carolanne.
abraham rock died april,may,june 1876 this could be either father or son so the age would be 30 or 56.
eli rock died 1 december 1875 aged 32 in manchester union work house but i wondered if the family would bring him home and have him buried in barnsley.
many thanks
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Hiya Wildfowl
Abraham Rock age 59, 4 Court,2 Wood Street,Buried 1 June 1876, Section H plot 672.
No Eli but
Sarah Rock, age 40,Wood Street,Buried 22 March 1869, Section H plot 672.
Regards Carolanne
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thank you so much carolanne
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Your welcome, anytime
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hi carolanne
the grave of joseph hibbert section S plot 372 that you looked for me.could you please have a look and see if his wife martha hibbert is buried in there with him she was born in 1868 and died after 1911
many thanks
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Hi there ,
I've been following this thread for a while and also would like to ask dozens of favours,but my real question at the moment is to ask if this database is searchable online anywhere or can a CD be purchased?
Glad for any info
Rebel
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Hiya Wildfowl
There is no other burial in that grave with the name Hibbert and I can't see a burial for a Martha Hibbert. I've looked for a death of a Martha Hibbert and I can't see one in Barnsley so did she re-marry or maybe move.
I'm sending you a personal message
Regards Carol
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Hiya Rebel
I don't think you can buy it on CD it is searchable online but at what cost I can't say.
Try this link (i've just tried it and it works) look for Dearne Memorial Group Barnsley Cemeteries Project in there it gives you a list of the cemeteries in the Barnsley area just click on the Barnsley one, if not give me some names and I'll have a look later.
<p><a href="http://www.cemeteries.org.uk/">Dearne Memorial Group Barnsley
Cemeteries Project</a>: galleries, burials name search and historic information</
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thank you carolanne for having a look and many thanks for the pm.
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Hey Carolanne
(sounds like a song there)
I checked out the site...a bit confusing,I'm not sure if the records are complete or not...
It's a very reasonable 3.50 for 50 searches with a pay by credit card option,to be used within 1 week (that I find a bit cheeky,but it's probably a legal thingy)
Nevertheless,I think it's wonderful that you are taking the time and trouble to be so helpful to others!
So,I'm off now to look for my 49 others (my first completed search was brilliant;one down ,49 to go)
but beware,I may be back!!
Happy Hunting
Rebel
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Hiya Rebel
Glad to be off help, I didn't mean for you to spend money lol but I do know that people like doing searches themselves. It took me awhile to work that site out but I was only being nosey so once you have used your credits you know where I am and I'm a lot cheaper
Regards Carolanne
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hi carolanne
i have sent you a pm thanks
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Hello Carol
In January you found me a few Crackles in Barnsley Cemetery. I'm now looking for a Lucy Crackles, b 1871 d 1888. She lived going towards Platts Common - poor girl drowned herself in the Dearne&Dove canal. She doesn't appear to be in Hoyland cemetery. Is she there on your records please?
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Forgot to ask - if the verdict was suicide would she be buried in a churchyard in 1888?
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Hiya Eileen
I can't see her in the Burials and choose how she died she would be buried somewhere.
Regards Carolanne
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Hello again Carol
thanks for looking - she's not anywhere in the Barnsley area. Maybe she was taken back to Lincolnshire where the family originated. Thanks again :)
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hi carolanne
can i ask a question can you trace without the name of the person but with the grave details.i have found some old papers and theres a letter from barnsley council to an aunt saying about some grave spaces.
its Section 14 Number 342 if you can could you tell me the name of whos buried there.i think it could be part of a family plot.the name could be either hibbert or lockwood.the letter is dated 28 april 1956 so it would be after that date.
many thanks for any help
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I'll have a quick look with the names you have given I can't search without a name. You could always phone Ardsley Crematorium thats where all the burial records are held.
Regards Carolanne
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I can't see that grave number with either of the names sorry.
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thank you for having a look :)
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Hello Carolanne
If it's not to much trouble could you possibly look up this kids for me!
Joseph Kilburn 1862-1866
Ann Kilburn 1864-1866
George Kilburn 1865-1866
William Kilburn 1877-1880
Martha Kilburn 1880-1885
Florence Kilburn 1886-1887
Thanks very much
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Hiya Charz
Its no trouble I hadn't had notification that I'd got mail so I've only just seen it.The first burial I can see for the surname Kilburn is in 1891 so it doesn't look like these children are buried in this cemetery.
Regards Carolanne
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No Probs, Thanks very much for checking ;D
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hi carolanne
could i ask you for one more please.edwin hibbert died july,august,september of 1924 aged 71
many thanks
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Edwin Hibbert age 71, Pindar Oaks Cottages, Buried 15 September 1924, Section Za plot 24.
Regards Carolanne
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thank you so much carolanne :)
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Hi Carolanne
I am wondering if you have a record of a burial at Barnsley of
Frances Ann LANE died some time in the 1940's
daughter of John & Martha
If so is there any way for you to see if other family are buried with her
Many thanks
Cass
Sydney Aussie
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Hiya Cass
Frances Ann Lane age 70, 40 Sycamore Street. Buried 3 September 1941, Section D plot 10.
Also in same Grave
Robert Lane age 68, 8 Alma Street, Buried 2 February 1937
I think this is her mum and dad
Martha Ann Lane age 75, 8 Alma Street, Buried 14 March 1919, Section E plot 124.
Same grave
John Lane age 86, 8 Alma Street,Buried 1 September 1927,
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne
Many thanks for the information.
I have found the family on the 1901 Census living in Barnsley
John Lane, his wife Martha and children
Robert 32 yrs, Frances A 30 yrs, John 26Yrs, Gertrude 19 yrs and Edith 17 yrs.
As a result of your kindness I have now found four of them. I will continue the search for the son John, Gertrude and Edith. With a popular surname (Lane) and being on the other side of the world, it takes ages to put the jigsaw together.. John Snr was my grandmothers brother.
Thanks again
Cass
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Your welcome Cass
I'll have a look around as well maybe the other 2 girls married.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Cass
I can see two deaths in the death registrations,John W Lane 1934 and Gertrude Lane 1968 the age at death would match their birth years but I can't see them buried with any of the family.
I can see a possible marriage for Edith in 1906 to a William Horne.
Regards Carolanne.
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Hi Carolanne, a big thanks for posting the link to the Barnsley Cemeteries Project. Had an extremely fruitful couple of hours there yesterday for the bargain price of £3.50, downloaded loads and loads of stuff with the potential for saving a ruckload of cash with the GRO.
many thanks once more
Heather / Magicspice
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Your welcome
Regards Carolanne
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hi carolanne
could i ask you for a few more
mary ann gibson died 1870
james gibson died 1872
and one of there daughters mary ann gibson died 1869
also do you know where st georges grave yard is. in which area of barnsley is it.i have just seen a picture of a gravestone of my great,great grandparents abraham and martha rock.i have been told its only a small cemetery with about a 140 graves in it.
many thanks
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Google Pitt Street Barnsley South Yorkshire and look for the junction between Pit Street and York Street if you keep zooming in you will see the Grave yard the other streets which surround the Graveyard are George St, Mark St, Princess St.
Will look for the burials now
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Mary Ann Gibson age 51, 110 Sheffield Road, Buried 2 July 1870, Section T plot 720.
James Gibson age 51, 110 Sheffield Road, Buried 6 August 1872, Section T plot 720.
I can't see a burial for the daughter Mary Ann
Regards Carolanne
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thank you so much for your help and information :)
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Your welcome
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hi carolanne
could you have a look for martha ann falloon i think there will be only one but i am not sure when she died.
thanks for your instructions for st georges graveyard we went to visit and found the grave.
many thanks :)
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Your welcome
Martha Ann Faloon age 42, Died on the way to Beckett Hospital,Buried 26 November 1936 Section 7 plot 557.
Also in same grave
George Frederick Faloon age 36, Kendray Hospital,Buried 29 July 1931.
There are anothe 4 Faloon burials would you like those as well.
Regards Carolanne
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hi carolanne many thanks for the other information in your pm :)
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Your welcome
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hi carolanne
a big thank you for looking up all the grave numbers we went to barnsley yesterday and went round the cemetery.unfortunately none of our stones were there but it was nice to visit. :)
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Your welcome
Its a shame that a lot of the headstones are missing but sometimes you can work out where they should you picked a good day to visit.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne
Is it possible for you to check a burial record at Barnsley for me please.
Wilfred Arthur Boulton died 1st qtr 1924 & his wife
Isabella D M Boulton died 1st qtr 1967.
Many thanks
Sue
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Hiya Sue
I've just checked my records and there ars some burial records for the name Boulton but not the 2 you are wanting.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks Carolanne for looking.
I am also trying to find what became of their daughter Sybil Boulton born 1918.
I don't suppose that could be one of the names listed?
Sue
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I can see a Isabella Denholm M Boulton listed in Ardsley Crem but to see the records you need credits you could phone the crematorium up and they would give you the details.
or
Google www.cemeteries.org.uk
and click on Dearne Memorial Group & Barnsley Cemeteries Project this has a listing of all the cemeteries around Barnsley you can search for free but to get the details you have to buy credits.
Regards Carolanne
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I can't see Sybil either in any of my listings.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for this - will check it out :-*
I can see a Isabella Denholm M Boulton listed in Ardsley Crem but to see the records you need credits you could phone the crematorium up and they would give you the details.
or
Google www.cemeteries.org.uk
and click on Dearne Memorial Group & Barnsley Cemeteries Project this has a listing of all the cemeteries around Barnsley you can search for free but to get the details you have to buy credits.
Regards Carolanne
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Looking for a William Shaw burial in Barnsley. He was a coal miner and his son said William was deceased when the son married in Barnsley in 1879. I think William was killed in the Oaks mine disaster and would have died in Dec 1866. I don't know if his body was recovered. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Hiya Mboro
The only listing I can see for a Shaw killed in the Oaks disaster is a James Shaw age 15 lived in Wilson Street.
Do you have an address I could maybe find it that way.
Carol
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Hiya Mboro
I've just found another list I have and there are 4 unknown burials in 1868 all killed in the 1866 explosion he could be one of them. I'll see if I can match a plot number.
Carol
No sorry can't match any of them
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Killed in the Oaks Colliery disaster.
Tomkin
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The Link:-
http://www.healeyhero.co.uk/rescue/pits/Oak3.htm#Died
Tomkin
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Hiya Tomkin
Thanks for that info.
Regards Carolanne
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Unfortunately this site doesn't say who was left in the pit.
Tomkin
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Hi Carolanne,
How are you Gel? Well I hope.
Tomkin ;D ;D
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Hiya Tomkin
Yes thanks I've just come back after a 3 week holiday in the States I could have done with another holiday to get over it though lol.Its been a bit quiet in this part of the woods.
Hope you are OK too you have been a bit quiet as well
Regards Carol
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Good Heavens!!! Not another Holiday ::) ::) ::) ::)
Tomkin ;D ;D ;D
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Why don't you have any, I've only had 2 this year :-[
ROFLMAO
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Carolanne,
The Coal Mining Resource Center (www.cmhrc.co.uk) lists a William Shaw, unknown age, killed in Barnsley in 1866. Perhaps he was killed in another incident. I don't have an address for the family. I only know his name from his son's marriage certificate - the son was living in Platts Common. Coincidentally, the marriage was witnessed by a George Kenworthy - perhaps one of yours. Thanks for the help.
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Hiya Mboro
Glad to be off help and that link that Tomkin listed was interesting too. I'll have a check on my George Kenworthy's.
Regards Carolanne
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Further to looking for William Shaw. I think my William Shaw may be the one whose death at age 39 was registered in Barnsley in the March quarter of 1867 (GRO vol 9c, page 130). His wife was named Caroline (possibly Sykes) who subsequently married Thomas Winter (marriage registered in Barnsley June quarter 1869 GRO vol 9c, page 196). William and Caroline had 3 sons: George born in Hanley, Staffordshire in 1853 (my great grandfather); William born ca. 1865 in Dodworth; and Allen born ca. 1867 in Dodworth.
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Hiya Mlboro
I suppose the only way to find out is to send for the death certificate, some of my husbands family were born in Hanley Staffs and I was born in Dodworth and still here lol small world isn't it.
Regards Carol
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Carolanne,
Thanks. I have sent off for the death certificate as well as some births and marriages. I only learned about William when I got his son George's marriage certificate. I was hoping that perhaps someone might be able to tie a burial spot to his death. I'll post more once I hear from GRO.
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Carolanne,
I just received the registration of William Shaw's death and he was killed in an explosion at Oaks Colliery on 13 Dec 1866 while attempting to rescue survivors. I don't know why his name was not listed among those killed.
Thanks for checking it out for me.
Steve AKA Mboro
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Hiya Steve
Your welcome,I'm sorry we can't help you with the reason why he's not listed have you looked at the links that Tomkin posted.I wonder if the staff in the Archives in Barnsley Library could help.
Regards Carol
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Carolanne,
I did find him in the Coal Mining Resource Centre database (cmhrc.co.uk):
Name: SHAW William
Age: 0 (actually 39)
Date: 13/12/1866
Year: 1866
Occupation: Volunteer
Colliery: Oaks
Owner: Messrs. Firth, Bamber and Co.
Town: Barnsley
County: Yorkshire
Steve
Steve
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Hiya Steve
Thats brill
Regards Carol
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Hello Steve
Leeds Mercury December 14 1866 - The estimates as to the number of volunteers who were in the pit when the explosions took plae vary considerably and it is feared that not less than 28 of the men who courageously risked their lives as members of the exploring parties have shared the same fate as the unfortunate colliers. We have been furnished with a list of the names of the whole of those who volunteered, so far as that could be taken at the pit mouth as the men came forward, and in appending so we have to add with caution that it is impossible to ascertain whether any of them are amongst those buried in the pit.
There are 62 names listed including W. Shaw and an R. Shaw.
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Carolanne,
Would you be kind enough to check a few more names for me?
William Snape 1830-ca. 1862
Caroline Winter 1832-(1881-1891)
William Shaw 1864-(1907?) [son of William Shaw 1828-1866]
Thanks much,
Steve
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Hiya Steve
Can't see a William Snape
Can't see a William Shaw in that time scale
The only Caroline Winter burial was in 1912, buried 30 May 1912, 33 Wood Street, Section M plot 640.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks for checking. :)
Steve
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Hi carolanne,
Just found this thread today! I am researching the Needham family and wondered if you could do a Barnsley cemetery look up for me?
The names I have are; Frank Needham, died 12/9/1907 age 63. Lucy Ann Needham, died March qtr 1879 age 34 and Annie Needham, died 1911 age 66.
Frank was my g'grandfather and a co founder of the engineering firm, Needham Brother's and Brown.
I live in North Wales and knew nothing of this connection until I started my research a couple of years ago!
Hoping you can help,
Baz.
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Hiya Baz
There are loads of Needham burials so lets see what we can find.
Lucy Ann Needham age 34, Newton Street Summer Lane, buried 1 March 1879, section R plot 268.
Elizabeth Needham age 6,4 Middlesex Street,buried 8 March 1883 section R plot 268.
Hubert Needham age 27, Drowned in Canal @ Hoyle Mill Bridge / 4 Brinckman Street, buried 25 April 1901 section R plot 268.
Annie Needham age 65, 14 Agnes Terrace, Day Street, buried 11 February 1911, section H plot 184.
Walter Needham age 53,110 Blenheim Road, buried 28 June 1934, section H plot 184.
I can't see a burial for Frank there is only one burial in 1907 and thats for a Joseph Thomas Needham age 56,I'll have a quick look on other sites I know of.
Regards Carolanne
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Hiya Baz
I'm wondering if Frank has been missed off my listings the other site I've looked is giving me a burial for a Frank Needham between 1900 - 1909 in Barnsley Cemetery but this is a pay to view site and I haven't any credits left.
Google
Dearne Memorial Group & Barnsley Cemeteries Project
or
Phone the head office for Barnsley Crematorium 01226 206053
These are where all the burial records are held for the main cemeteries in Barnsley and ask if they will do you a search for Frank and quote the year he died and both of the plot numbers I gave you he could be buried with either of the 2 wives.They are very good at doing this and you can tell you live in North Wales.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi carolanne,
Many thanks for your help. Fantastic result. Will take up your suggestions. Any idea where I can find out if any of them had headstones?
Cheer's,
Baz.
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Hiya Baz
I'm not sure if they would know at the head office other than that it would mean going to the cemetery to find out I would say theres a good possibility with who they were there might be a headstone I'm in the area on Wednesday I could have a quick look for you.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi carolanne,
That's more than I could ask for, Many thanks,
Baz.
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Hiya Baz
Your welcome, don't hold your breath yet some of the sections are quite big but I'll have a good look.
Carolanne
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R doesnt have many stones and is difficult to check. H is huge but a lot of stones do remain and plots can be found using the grave numbers in there
I think the MI's have been done for that section but I will need to check. If you visit the friends website there is more information there.
I would have thought being Frank Needham would qualify him for a headstone but I must admit I haven't seen one for him. Did he die in Barnsley?
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Hi carolanne,
Hubert Needham who drowned in the canal turns out to be Herbert Needham my grandmother's brother!
He was living in Brinckman St. as a lodger according to the 1901 census shortly before he died.
I will contact Barnsley Library Archive to see if there was a report in the Chronicle.
I haven't been able to connect Elizabeth Needham (who died aged 6) to Frank Needham even though they both lived in the same street in 1881.
Cheers,
Baz.
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Hi Gillian,
Many thanks for the info on the headstones and cemetery sections.
Frank Needham was originally from Sheffield and moved to Barnsley in the mid 1850's when his father, John became a foreman iron moulder in a foundry in Summer Lane. John went on to become a co. founder of Needham Qualter Hall in 1870. John died in 1875 and Needham Bros. & Brown was formed by his sons with the money they received from the sale of their father's shares in NQH.
Strangely, Frank lived at consecutive addresses in Middlesex St. in consecutive censuses! Number's 10, 12, & 14 in '81, '91 & '01.
He was living in Agnes Terrace, Day St. Barnsley at the time of his death. His parents and eldest brother are in section P in Barnsley cemetery.
Cheers,
Baz.
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Hiya Baz
I can't find Elizabeth Needham in the 1881 census infact I can't see 4 Middlesex Street so I might have to go to Specsavers.
I've been to the cemetery today I've looked in section R and I couldn't find a near enough grave number to work out where plot 268 would be. Section H is large and has loads of grave stones but even there trying to work out the numbers is like trying to do a jigsaw blind foldered anyhow I found number 179 but then the path curves and the graves nearest to the path are in the 200's so we carried on to where the path curves again and there were some 190's so I've been in the right area but can't find 184 theres either no marker or its the grave stone that has fallen face down.
If you contact the main office at the Crem they used to do print outs of all the graves in the section and mark the one your after with a X marks the spot.Once we know exactly where it is I'll go back for another look.
Regards Carol
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Not sure if Ardsley comes under Barnsley cemetery, but am looking for Bernard and Mary Riley/Reilly last known adds in 1861 nbr 50 Watson Fold (I think) Ardsley. Beranrd died in 1868 and Mary in 1869, they were both Irish so could have been RC..not sure maybe you can point me in the right direction. ???
Thank you Patvp
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Hiya Patvp
I haven't got those burials in my list sorry, they may have been buried in the church yard at Ardsley and those records I imagine will be at the main library on Shambles Street.
Regards Carolanne
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Thanks carolanne for the prompt reply, will give it another go, maybe get lucky this time.
Regards patvp
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Hello Carolanne:
I was wondering if you could tell me where I could inquire in Barnsley as to where my great grandmother is buried?
She died in 1959 I have her original death certificate. But can not find her on any burial records so far. I know for sure she is not buried with her husband in Doncaster. I am going to be in Barnsley this summer and hoping to do some research while there.
Cheers
anne
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Hiya Anne
If you would like to tell me her name either here or private message I'll see if I can find her in the records I have.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne:
Thank you for the kind offer, Here name is Ruth Hotchkiss who died in 1959 she was living at 44 Cherry's Road Cundy Cross, Barnsley at the death of her death. her age was 85 years old.
Cheers
Anne
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Hiya Anne
There is only one burial with that name that I can see in Barnsley Cemetery and its a John age 6 weeks.She could be buried in either Monk Bretton or Cudworth Churchyards.
Regards Carolanne
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Most probably Monk Bretton,
Tomkin
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Most churchyards will be closed to new burials after the opening of the municipal cemeteries, plots with spaces and plots that have already been allocated would have been used but there would have been no new spaces opened.
I cant see Ruth in either Cudworth or Monk Bretton Cemeteries so it might be worth checking the church burials. It also might be worth checking the local newspapers for an obituary even in 1959 85 was a good age and her death may have been reported.
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Hello:
Thank you everyone for the suggestions. I will certainly follow them up while I am in barnsley. Gillian would the public library had newspapers from that time. also would the library have burial records.
Thank you again everyone
cheers
Anne
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Hi Anne
The archives and local studies department will have the newspapers and the parish records on microfiche. Another posibility is she may have been cremated, not in Barnsley as they didn't do them until the 1960's but people did go to Pontefract and Sheffield as they started earlier.
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can anybody help looking for burials of grandfathers henry w ingram and cobb and grandmothers margret ingram and cobb think maybe buried in barnsley cementary would have died in the 50s.
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I can only see one burial in the 50's and its for a Thomas Richard Ingram.
Theres a burial in 1971 for a William Henry Ingram he died in Wath Wood Hospital and lived 18 Marston Crescent New Lodge. You will have to explain better what you mean with "and Cobb "
Regards Carolanne
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thanks a lot william henry ingram was my uncle reference cobb i think my grandfather and grandmother may be buried there as i was too young to remember.
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Hiya, was wondering please, if anyone could find buriel plot for me please.....
im hoping (fingers crossed,) shes laid to rest in barnsley and not royston cemetry.
Its for my late mother in law .. her details are :.
maureen whittaker
died aug 1972
died in frnace bordeaux in a road accident aged 32 yrs old.
many thanks, any other info, please let me know. thankyou x
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Sorry no Maureen Whittaker buried in Barnsley Cemetery in 1972.
Regards Carolanne
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does anyone have any lists covering the other cemetrys in yorkshire.......... for example.... royston,staincross etc .
many thanks
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Are you still willing to do lookups?
Our names are: Hawksworth 1700s-now/ Barrett 1700s-now/ Lofthouse 1790s-now/ Camp 1860s-now
Thanks!
Hiya
If anyone needs a lookup or two I have a transcribed copy of the burial register
Doodle
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Hiya Wendy
The cemetery didn't open till 1860/61. I can only see 3 people with the surname Camp.
Fred Camp age 7 weeks, 8 Beech Terrace, Beach Street, Buried 22 November 1882, Section X plot 546.
Mary Jane Camp age 42, Hunningley Lane, Buried 11 April 1884, Section Q plot 142.
Joseph Camp age 30, 8 Garden Street off Beech Street, Buried 8 December 1885, Section X plot 546.
The other surnames without a date and 1st name are too many to write down so if you can private message me your e-mail address I'll try and get them to you.
Regards Carolanne
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Well, well. I didn't know about Fred Camp age 7 weeks. My gr grandfather Joseph Camp left behind Mary Ann (who later married James Morris), with two young daughters and another on the way.
Thank you for your info!! ... and could you check for Mary Ann Morris and possible other family nearby? This is terrific!
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Hiya Wendy
There are a couple of Mary Ann Morris burials but by following the family in the census I think I've found the correct burial.
Mary Ann Morris age 79, 10 Greenwood Terrace, Buried 31 December 1938, Section B plot 182.
Mabel Morris age 70, Beckett Hospital/4 Hunters Rise Pogmoor, Buried 10 December 1968, Section B front plot 182.
James Morris age 53, 50 Keir Street, Buried 22 October 1908, Section X plot 546.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi carolanne
I wondered if you could look up my grandfathers brothers burial date All i know is his death date which is 12 Aug 1961 - aged 20 years old (died in a car crash with his girlfriend,) it might be a bit after this as there was a big inquest.
Thankyou so much in advance
:D
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might help if i tell you his name dahhhhh
Vincent Micheal Horrocks
died 12 aug 1961
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Hi Carolann -Wonder if you are still doing this :) it must be taking up a lot of your time.
Looking for Elizabeth Harper died about 1864 and John Harper died 1872 both in Barnsley.
Actually would be appreciated for a look up of any Harper families and Barker families.
Hope this is not too much trouble. As am in Australia and it is rather difficult to access records..unless of course I am looking in the wrong place and I put that down to öldtimers disease ;D
Much appreciated all your hard work.
Regards Patvp
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In for a penny in for a pound..am being cheeky ;D
Also would like to find my g/g/grandfather Charles Harper died approx 1878 Mining accident 15 Nov Edmunds & Swaith Main Coal Co - Crushed by wagon.
Also his wid Mary Ann Harper did approx 1891 but could have been Brampton Bierlow.
Sooo... Any Riley/Reilly burials and also Charlesworth..
Oh boy is this list growing.
Much appreciated
As always regards Patvp
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Hiya Horrocks and Patvp.
I'll have a look for you both ASAP I've not been up long so my brain isn't in gear.People asking for info has slowed down now I'm only getting the odd enquiry.
Regards Carol
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Thankyou So much Carol
;) No rush
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Hiya Horrocks
Michael Vincent Horrocks, age 20, RTA Wakefield Road / 1 Pogmoor Lane, Buried 17 August 1961, Section 1 Plot 461.
In the same grave but not sure about the persons 1st name.
Engin Horrocks, age 60, St Lukes Hospice Sheffield / 8 Prince Arthur Street, Buried 28 September 1993.
Regards Carol
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Hi Carol
Thankyou so much Engin Horrocks (First name is Engin - Turkish) Is my grandmother, Its Micheal I am trying to find out about, All that generation are dead and he died so young, I am having to restore his grave stone and I have no idea of his birthday etc, (its not on the damaged one) Because of the nature of his death, my great grand parents refused to talk about it - and nothings been passed over, I really must get it right on the stone, any idea how I can find his birthday date out? Thanks for the information so far - its so helpful.
Roxanne
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Hiya Patvp
The only one I can find is
Charles Harper age 58, Beckett Dispensary,Buried 19 November 1878, Section N Plot 526.
There is a John and Elizabeth burial but not till 1884. There are too many burials to write down with all the names you are after so private message me your e-mail addy and I'll see what I can do.
Regards Carol
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Hiya Roxanne
You will only get his correct birth date from his birth certificate or death certificate in the late 60's I think they started putting the birthdate in the Death Index I've just looked and 1961 is too early also if I'm looking at the correct death in BMD his name is recorded as Vincent M Horrocks.I've just looked at is birth registration in BMD and that is also Vincent M Horrocks.
Regards Carol
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Hi Carol
Yes that's right He was known as mike (middle name) but his real name is Vincent Micheal Horrocks
I guess I will have to go to the town hall and apply for a copy of his birth certificate, I know My great Grans Maiden name was Haslam.
Thanks again for the info
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Thanks Carol..have pm'd
Patvp
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Good morning Carol ;D
Wow - You have given me enough info to keep me occupied for at least the next couple of weeks :o
Cannot thank you enough for all your hard work..BRILLIANT....
Will be in touch..
All the best Patvp
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Your welcome
Goodnight
Carol
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Can anyone please do a search for me, as i now have new lead to go on, believe shes in shes in pontifract cemetry Near wakefield)...
( Its for my late mother in law .. her details are :.
maureen whittaker
died aug 1972
died in frnace bordeaux in a road accident aged 32 yrs old.
many thanks, any other info, please let me know. thankyou x
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Hiya Sarah
I would have thought a new search headed Pontifract Cemetery would get you better results than putting it in the Barnsley one.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolyn,
I was wondering if you could verify for me that Joseph Hargreaves died February 3, 1875 at age 41 is interned in the Barnsley cemetery and if so are there any others buried in the same plot.
Thanks
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Hiya Poky
Joseph Hargreave age 41, Hoyle Mill, Buried 7 February 1875,Section M Plot 503.
In my records I can't see any other person in that plot with the same surname if you know of any other name then I can look and see if they are in the same plot.Other than that you can contact the main office for Barnsley Cemetery and see if they will tell you if there are others in the same plot.
Main Office Barnsley Crematorium 01226 206053
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you very much for looking this up for me. His wife is buried in another cemetery but I wanted to check and make sure that no other family members were buried with him. Thanks for offering such a wonderful service.
Pokey
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Your welcome,anytime.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi Carolanne,
I wonder if you have a record of a burial at Barnsley Cemetery for
William HORNE died 8 July 1946, if so is his wife Edithor any others buried with him?
Regards
Cass
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Hiya Cass
William Horne age 65, 72 Gawber Road,Buried 11 July 1946, Section M plot 895.
Also buried in the same grave
Ida Horne age 2 year 11 month,22 Castle Street,Buried 7 April 1913. Section M plot 895.
I can't see an Edith Horne in my records so hope the ones I've found are the correct family.
Just been looking on another site but its a pay to view but you can search by name and if Edith died in 1969 theres a good possibility that she was cremated and her ashes are there.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne,
Thanks for the info, I think you have the correct family as William and Edith had a child Ida, 11 months old on the 1911 Census.
Also I think the 1969 death is "my" Edith , I might send an email of to the Crematorium. If all else fails, might have to give it the pay as you view site a go. I cannot get over how many sites in the UK are pay to view. With no details of the deceased parents christian names on the UK Death index it is hard to identify the person you are trying to find.
Once again many thanks for your help.
regards
Cass, in a chilly Sydney Australia
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Hiya Cass
Glad to be of help and the staff at the crem are very helpful. The pay to view site is
www.cemeteries.org.uk
then look for Dearne Memorial Group & Barnsley Cemeteries Project.
Regards Carolanne
From a very hot Barnsley ;D
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Hi
could I ask another favour, any record of a John William LANE died in the 1930's if so anybody with him ?
Cass
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Hiya Cass
John William Lane age 53, Beckett Hospital / 11 Britannia Street, Buried 29 October 1934, Section 6 plot 275.
Victor Lane age 30, 9 Johnston Street, Buried 18 January 1937, Section 6 plot 275.
Beatrice Jane Lane age 38, 50 Doncaster Road, Buried 21 March 1923, Section 6 plot 275.
Regards Carolanne
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Many thanks,
I am back to the drawing board, "my" John William Lane was born 1875 , last thing I can find for him is in 1906 when he was a witness at sisters Ediths wedding to William Horne at St George Barnsley.
Also I received a reply from the Crematorium, Edith Horne was cremated 27.3.1969, ashes scattered in Grounds. adding this info hoping that one day somebody might Google name and contact me.
Thanks again
Cass
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Hiya Cass
Sorry I couldn't be of help,he could be anywhere then couldn't he do you know if he married.
Regards Carolanne
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Carolanne,
with such a popular name of John Lane or sometimes John W Lane or John Wm Lane or John William Lane, I have had no luck with a marriage, there are just to many and tooooo hard to identify him. One day he might turn up, I will keep my fingers crossed.
Thanks again
Cass
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Hi
I am searching for the grave of Harriot Ogden ? Hogden she died 1861 Barnsley her Husband died 1863 Barnsley I have searched the parish records but have not found them
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The first burial for an Ogden in Barnsley Cemetery was in 1869.There are only 2 Hogden burials and neither match the info given.
Regards Carolanne
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HI
Thank you for looking for me.
Val
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Hi.
Looking for burials for Thomas Firth b 1851 died 1902 & his wife Janetta b 1862 d 1907 (January I think).
There may be a family grave as Thomas´s 1st wife Ann & at least 3 of their children Gertrude, Lucy & Mary are also buried there between 1881 & 1883.
Any info would be much appreciated, particularly for Thomas & Janette.
Regards Marion
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Hiya Marion
Thomas Firth age 51, Turkish Baths, Castlereagh Street/ 2 Richardsons Yard,Buried 20 August 1902, Section K plot 154.
Jeanette Bonny Firth age 45,14 Eastgate,Buried 2 February 1907 Section K plot 154
Can't see anymore burials in that grave under the name Firth.
Gertrude Firth age 21 month,No 16 Court, Shambles Street, Buried 17 June 1881, Section M plot 387.
Lucy Firth age 5 months, No 16 Court,4 Shambles Street, Buried 4 August 1881. Section M plot 387.
Ann Firth age 30, Shambles Street,Buried 28 February 1883,Section M plot 387.
I can't see any other burials in that grave with the surname Firth.
There are a couple of Mary Firth burials between 1881 and 1883 I'll write them in then you can make your mind up if I had to guess I'd go for the 1883 burial because of the location to Shambles Street and she was buried 6 days before Ann.
Mary Firth age 12,40 Boundry Street, Measbro Dyke,Buried 29 May 1881, Section N plot 621.
Mary Firth age 17 hours, Pinfold Hill,Buried 22 February 1883, Section N plot 690.
Regards Carolanne
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Val
I forgot to mention the other day that I couldn't find a Death Registration for a Harriot/Harriet Ogden/Hogden in 1861 in Barnsley.The only burial in 1861 was for a Harriet Ann Hogden and she was only 16 month old according to my records.
Regards Carolanne
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Thank you so much Carolanne.
The Mary aged 17 hours was my Mary. She died .as you can tell, pretty much at birth. Her mother Ann died a couple of weeks later of TB, which I suspect is what killed all 4 of the youngest girls.
Many thanks for the look up.
I did go to Barnsley many years ago to look for the graves, but without success & I now live abroad, so your help has been invaluable.
Marion.
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Hiya Marion
Your welcome, there are large sections of the cemetery that haven't any headstones now and even armed with a map and X marks the spot they can still be hard to find.
Regards Carolanne
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hi im wondering if you can help me find a great grandfather john kane born in ireland but buried in barnsley area his name john kane born in 1860s
thank you :) x
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The only John Kane I can see is
John Blumerassit Kane age 44, Beckett Hospital / Lancaster Street Barnsley,Buried 10 June 1908 Section Za plot 46.
According to the census this John B Kane was born in Ripon not Ireland but his father James Kane was born in Dublin Ireland.
Regards Carolanne
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thankyou i will check this out
god bless
angie
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Hiya Angie
Your welcome, I can only see 2 deaths registered in Barnsley one is the one I have given you the other registered death is for a John H L Kane aged 78 in 1913 when he died so born 1835.
Regards Carolanne
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Hi All
Can anyone tell me if anyone with the surname Gash is buried at Barnsley.
Cheers
Jay
Jay,
I know this is an old post and I don't know about Barnsley Cemetery, but I do have information on a Clara Gash
born South Elmsall near Barnsley c.1867
died Clara Murten in Staincross, Barnsley 1945
if she is of interest.
Stefan
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Hi All
Can anyone tell me if anyone with the surname Gash is buried at Barnsley.
Cheers
Jay
Jay,
I know this is an old post and I don't know about Barnsley Cemetery, but I do have information on a Clara Gash
born South Elmsall near Barnsley c.1867
died Clara Murten in Staincross, Barnsley 1945
if she is of interest.
Stefan
Hi Stefan
I've only just spotted your message.
Grateful for any info on Clara Murten nee Gash, she is a distant relation of mine.
Cheers
Jay
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Afternoon Jay,
Clara Gash baptised All Saints Church, South Kirkby 15/8/1869 parents John Gash and Selina Lee living South Elmsall
John, Selina (Serena) and family living in Chapelthorpe 1881, Woodkirk 1891
Clara Gash married Benjamin Murten 18/11/1883 St Mary's Church, Woodkirk
Benjamin, Clara and family living in Blacker, Staincross, Barnsley 1891
I have more information if you want it.
I would be interested in what you know of Clara's ancestors.
I'll PM you.
Stefan