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Research in Other Countries => Other Countries => Topic started by: R Billo on Monday 23 June 25 16:46 BST (UK)
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Can any kind person give some information on locating a burial for a Joseph Billingsley (Billingslea).
He died on 25th April 1942 in Public Hospital, Kingston. He lived at 3 1/4 Belmont Road.Kingston.
Would love to find any more information on him and where about he is buried.
Fingers Crossed.
Billo
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A quick look at his death certificate on Family Search has the following :)
Name Joseph Billingslea
Age at death in 1942 listed as 38 so DoB estimated at 1904
Bachelor
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVS5-FFTX?lang=en
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Odd find again on Family Search ??? ???
United Kingdom, Outgoing Passenger List
Name Joseph Billingslea
Sex Male
Age 32 years
Birth Date 1904
Travel Place KINGSTON, JAMAICA
Arrival Place JAMAICA
Occupation MACHANIC
Event Type Emigration
Event Date 13 July 1936
Event Place England, United Kingdom
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:68PW-61SP?lang=en
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Possible birth
June qtr 1904. Joseph Billingsley Toxteth Park 8b 181
Mothers maiden name Ellis
1898 marriage on freebmd - William Billingsley to Emma Adelaide Ellis
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Outgoing passenger list shows his address as Liverpool 8 which is Toxteth
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1898 marriage on freebmd - William Billingsley to Emma Adelaide Ellis
His death recorde states he was a Bachelor ??? ???
Some more digging needed Me Thinks ;D ;D
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I think that was his parent's marriage in 1898?
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I think that was his parent's marriage in 1898?
Opps
Miss read My Bad ;D
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Thanks for all the replies,
I was really looking for his burial in Jamaica, the other info I already knew.
But once again thanks for all the replies.
Billo
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Find My Past only has information on his death - 26th April 1942, Public Hospital Kingston. Cause of death was Pyouephrosis. Death wasn't registered until May 11th. He is, however, listed in a number of other trees. Contacting the owners may give you more information.
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Some possible sources of help:
FamilySearch Wiki, Jamaica: https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Jamaica_Online_Genealogy_Records (it doesn't look like any burial records from 1942 are available online.)
Jamaica cemeteries: https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/Jamaica_Cemeteries
Probably your best bet, the Caribbean Family History Group: https://caribbeanfamilyhistorygroup.org/