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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Topic started by: daval57 on Saturday 11 April 09 04:52 BST (UK)
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I've just come across a brilliant point of reference.
It is mostly Stirlingshire but also covers much of Lanarkshire, East Dunbartonshire, Clackmannanshire, Berwickshire and Glasgow too.
For a small fee, it is possible to get an index of stones in the cemeteries below, ideal for libraries and Family History Societies.
However, if you know specifically who you are looking for, and that the person is definitely in a particular cemetery, they will do a free search of the indices for you.
Email info[at]memento-mori.co.uk
For a fiver, I got a full set of photos of a stone in Larbert plus a transcript of the MI. Brilliant! Quality photos too - see below.
Well worth contacting.
Dave
Those locations marked * are complete and include every legible stone.
The available burial grounds (as far as I know) :
Stirlingshire
Ballengeich
Bannockburn
*Bothkennar
*Broompark
Camelon
*Camelon St John
Campsie
*Denny
*Dunipace
*Dennyloanhead
Falkirk
*Fintry
Grandsable
Holy Rude
*Kirk O Muir
Larbert
*Larbert East
*Larbert Old
Lecropt
Logie (*churchyard)
Mar and Valley
Muiravonside (*churchyard)
*Plean
Polmont
Snowdon
*Tattie
North Lanarkshire
*Baillieston Old
*Baillieston St John
Bedlay
Clarkston (Airdrie)
Cumbernauld Village
Gartsherrie (Coatbridge
New Monkland cemetery
*New Monkland churchyard
Old Monkland
St Josephs (Airdrie)
East Dunbartonshire
Auld Isle (Kirkintilloch)
Cadder
Kilsyth Cemetery
*Kilsyth Churchyard
Clackmannanshire
Alva
Tillicoultry
Berwickshire
*Eyemouth
Glasgow
Janefield (Eastern Necropolis)
Lambhill
Glasgow Necropolis
Riddrie Park
Sandymount
Shettleston Old
St Kentigern's
Glasgow Western Necropolis
Sighthill
info[at]memento-mori.co.uk
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Hi Dave,
I've used this service and have to agree that not only are the transcripts brilliant but the quality of the photos are magnificent. Also, getting photos of the one stone from different angles to enable you to see every aspect of the writing is a big plus.
The index will be a brilliant resource for anyone to have in their collection, and most of all, you can't beat the price.
Regards,
Lenagh
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Where is this website, it sounds interesting, do you have a link and how much for an index.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi,
There is no website as such yet.
Simply contact the email address.... info[at]memento-mori.co.uk
(replacing (at) with @)
Each index covers 2 or 3 cemeteries in the same locality. The cost I believe is £10 for the index which is on a par with what I've paid for some MI books.
I've now had a number of sets of photographs from this source and am very pleased with the results.
Dave
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Hi folks.
Following on from previous posts, memento-mori have now produced a brilliant site with searchable indices of the various cemeteries.
http://www.memento-mori.co.uk/
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