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Title: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: justinexyz on Thursday 02 September 21 17:22 BST (UK)
Hi, i'm going to visit the grave of my DANIELS great great grandparents next week. I have the grave reference of 2/61/S but can't find any sort of plan online.  Do any local people have an idea where this could be, or how big the area is?

Many thanks
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Thursday 02 September 21 17:53 BST (UK)
You could try Calderdale Library or even the church itself!  It looks like a very large graveyard!

Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: PaulineJ on Thursday 02 September 21 18:09 BST (UK)
The church itself has a numbering plan, in the "office" area.
Your reference is from the transcriptions done by Calderdale Family history; I don't know what numbering they used, but at least you know that there is/was a headstone.

It's a considerable acreage; they were clearing it about 2 years ago, but I've not been down since.

What you may be able to do is narrow down the area by looking at photographed (with GPS) graves on find-a-grave and see what numbering the family history gives the same plot. It might at least get you to the correct section. I think section 2 is on the opposite side to the public highway

https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2373474/all-saints-churchyard

eg you know the number of this chap; https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/115341462/aulay-macaulay
search the database for the surrounding grave numbers and work out which way the rows/ numbers are going. I think it was 26 rows counting away from the building, so yours should be nearer the woods.

Pauline
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: justinexyz on Thursday 02 September 21 20:14 BST (UK)
The church itself has a numbering plan, in the "office" area.
Your reference is from the transcriptions done by Calderdale Family history; I don't know what numbering they used, but at least you know that there is/was a headstone.

It's a considerable acreage; they were clearing it about 2 years ago, but I've not been down since.

What you may be able to do is narrow down the area by looking at photographed (with GPS) graves on find-a-grave and see what numbering the family history gives the same plot. It might at least get you to the correct section. I think section 2 is on the opposite side to the public highway

https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2373474/all-saints-churchyard

eg you know the number of this chap; https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/115341462/aulay-macaulay
search the database for the surrounding grave numbers and work out which way the rows/ numbers are going. I think it was 26 rows counting away from the building, so yours should be nearer the woods.

Pauline

Thanks so much a great help!!
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: PaulineJ on Friday 10 September 21 15:43 BST (UK)
Did you manage to find the plot(s) that you were looking for?

Pauline
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: justinexyz on Friday 10 September 21 16:25 BST (UK)
No sadly not! It was very overgrown  and the church was shut so we couldn’t see the plan. We tried ringing the church not no answer either. There are 5 people mentioned on it but even a lot of the bigger graves were inaccessible. We did search at the back near the woods, but had to give up in the end due to the blistering heat 😂

Will try again next time im in the area, but no idea when that could be!
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Friday 10 September 21 16:33 BST (UK)
As a member of CalderdaleFHS I have asked the question as to whether they have a graveyard plan.

Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Friday 10 September 21 16:37 BST (UK)
If you require a photograph of the headstone - then use search at cfhsweb.com.  Copies are available (according to the website) for £1.00 - quote the grave number.

Added:  photographs are free to members of CFHS.

Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Saturday 18 September 21 17:02 BST (UK)
I've now received a copy of the graveyard plan - it's a large area  :o :o
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: justinexyz on Sunday 19 September 21 16:11 BST (UK)
I received a reply from the church after a fortnight wait but sadly I was home by then! The grave I was after is in section 2 plot 60/S. It is so near the church we must have walked right past it!!

I did message the CFHS via Facebook about purchasing a photo as I couldn’t see anywhere on their search results. I was told that I had to join then I could see all records.
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Sunday 19 September 21 16:15 BST (UK)
Very sorry to hear that, and also very sorry for the misinformation regarding a photograph.

I'll send you a PM, so that you can give me your e-mail address, and I'll see what I can do as a member  ;)
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Monday 20 September 21 18:30 BST (UK)
As requested by BumbleB as member of Rootschat  :)

Fresh grave photo's

Its location info was supplied by BumbleB with a plot maps and google sat photo of near location under trees.

Overgrowth had/has been cut back to lawn conditions around graves near the church. ( See last photo)
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Monday 20 September 21 18:31 BST (UK)
photo 2
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Monday 20 September 21 18:34 BST (UK)
Location

Bottom of church entrance path, turn left for and look for sign on the church wall - then see photo below.

The Daniel Headastone is behind the cross near wall of junior school and read from other side of headstone as seen.

Good Hunting

Dave
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Monday 20 September 21 22:32 BST (UK)
Enhanced inscription
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: justinexyz on Monday 20 September 21 22:34 BST (UK)
That is fantastic thank you so very much !!
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: BumbleB on Monday 20 September 21 22:41 BST (UK)
What a star!  Thank you so very much
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Tuesday 21 September 21 01:38 BST (UK)
What a star!  Thank you so very much

You did the work BumbleB, and was exactly where you said it was.  ;D
Title: Re: Salterhebble All Saints Churchyard
Post by: dobfarm on Tuesday 21 September 21 08:20 BST (UK)
I received a reply from the church after a fortnight wait but sadly I was home by then! The grave I was after is in section 2 plot 60/S. It is so near the church we must have walked right past it!!

I did message the CFHS via Facebook about purchasing a photo as I couldn’t see anywhere on their search results. I was told that I had to join then I could see all records.

You where correct in one.