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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Lanarkshire => Topic started by: tomy on Tuesday 18 October 16 18:34 BST (UK)
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Hi there,is there anyone who can trace a grave for me at St Kentigerns,I know the section and the lair but there are so many stones missing and knocked over I have found it impossible.Thanks
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Have you contacted the local council to see if they have a map with details of the lairs
Rosie
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Rosie,how do I do this as I have tried to email the department that is responsible for the cemetary.
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Tomy, long old post here on St Kentigern's cemetery www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=512075.0
Some comments from there from Anne which might help:
The rolls of microfilm are still kept at the Mitchell Library on the third floor. It's the actual Burial/Lair Owners Registers held by the Archives (2nd Floor) which were taken to be digitised.
The date for release and format seems still to be anybody's guess though! ::)
In general, the microfilms only go up to the 1950's, so information on more recent burials would have to be sought from Glasgow City Council.
As regards 'Lambhill' ..... although there's 3 cemeteries all sitting side by side (Lambhill, St. Kentigern's and the Western Necropolis), they are commonly referred to 'collectively' as Lambhill as that's the name of the area in which they are located.
Anne :)
Monica :)
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Thanks monical,I will get in touch with the Mitchell library.
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There may have been some changes by now given Anne's post is from 2012. You could always add a new post to the ongoing thread I linked above asking for up to date info that could help.
Monica :)
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Thanks monical,I will get in touch with the Mitchell library.
They should be able help you or advise you good luck
Rosie
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Also, have you checked www.memento-mori.co.uk ? They have an index for the gravestones at St Kentigern's. Whilst the grave you are looking for may not have a stone, you may find other entries of interest there.
Monica