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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: gpaton on Thursday 14 July 11 01:24 BST (UK)
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James McKinlay died age 55 in 1871 ? Parish of Hamilton.
He was a Colliery Manager married to Mary McConnell. His son Edward McKinlay was present at his death.
Would like to know where he is buried.
Appreciate any help or advice.
Many thanks
Glynnis (NZ)
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Hi Glynnis
First step you'll need his death cert. Do you have that? (DC won't say where buried but important to knoww where he died as will dictate possible places of intermnent).
Ann :D
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Hi
His death cert should be available at Scotland's People which is pay per view. :D
This one may be him:
Died 1871 MCKINLAY JAMES Aged 55 HAMILTON/LANARK Ref647/00 0278
Ann :D
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Thanks, that is my James & I have his death certificate but was hoping to find out where he is buried.....
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Hi Glynnis
That depends on where he lived. Do you have an address from death cert? It may be possible to narrow down from where he lived.
You may have to approach the local authority for the info which will have a charge attached for providing burial details.
Ann ???
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Hi Glynnis
I had a look at Bent Cemetery Burials 1853-1949 but neither James nor Mary are recorded as having been interred there. Sorry but at least you can eliminate Bent Cemetery, Hamilton.
Cheers,
Rodeo
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James McKinlay died in August 1871 age 55. He was a Colliery Manager.
Family consisting of wife Mary and children Mary, Edward, Robert, David, Janet at time of 1871 Census.
James died Larkhall.
Does this give anyone an idea as to where to go to obtain cemetery details?
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Hi Glynnis
I had a look at Bent Cemetery Burials 1853-1949 but neither James nor Mary are recorded as having been interred there. Sorry but at least you can eliminate Bent Cemetery, Hamilton.
Cheers,
Rodeo
Thanks for info, one down & more to go!]
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Hi Glynnis
I'd suggest these folks - is cem services for local council for the Larkhall area
bereavement.services[at]southlanarkshire.gov.uk (replace [at] with @)
Ann ;)
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Hi Glynnis
First step you'll need his death cert. Do you have that? (DC won't say where buried but important to knoww where he died as will dictate possible places of intermnent).
Ann :D
[Many thanks Ann. Will let you know how I get on. cheerio from NZ]