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		England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Northumberland => Topic started by: DavidJP on Monday 15 February 21 14:34 GMT (UK) 
		
			
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				Hi all,
 
 I am trying to locate the burial place of my 3x gt grandparents Francis & Ann Jane Spink (Nee' Stephenson).
 
 Francis Spink (1822-1894) died on 24th Sept 1894 at 52, Aldborough Street, Waterloo, Blyth. I have found the following newspaper announcement regarding both his death & burial:
 
 
 Blyth Bi-Weekly News & Wansbeck Telegraph, Tuesday 25th Sept 1894.
 
 Waterloo, 52 Aldborough Street, on the 24th
 inst. Francis Spink, aged 73 years.
 To be interred Thursday at Blyth
 Cemetery. Lift at 2 o'clock. Friends
 please accept this (the only) intimation.
 
 I have as yet to locate a burial record for Francis, although from the above newspaper report the burial may have taken place on Thursday 27th Sept 1894.
 
 Anne Jane Spink (1821-1896) died on 25th March 1896, at I think Folly Road, Blyth (now Park Road), I don't have the death certs to hand at present.She definitely died in Blyth though. I have been unable to locate either a burial record or a mention in the local newspapers regarding her death.
 
 
 Which cemetery was/is Blyth Cemetery? I am only aware of Blyth Links Cemetery & Cowpen Cemetery, is there another or is it one of those two?
 
 Many thanks in advance
 
 Kind regards
 
 David
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				Blyth Burials  There are a few more places you can  look at  St Cuthberts Cof E in the town
 St Cuthberts Catholic at Cowpen  Horton Church at Horton  and Earsdon church at Earsdon  were all places that Blyth people
 were buried at
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				Hi again I ,ve just looked at the Links cemetery memorials  In loving memory of Ann Jane Spink death 25 march 1896 age 74
			
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				Hi Belhay,
 
 Many thanks indeed for your replies, very much appreciated.
 
 Many thanks for the list of other possible burial places & the memorial info for Ann Jane Spink, very much appreciated indeed!
 
 Apologies for non response until now, but had taken a break/hiatus from family research, happily back now though!
 
 My thanks again.
 
 Kind regards
 
 David