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Think there'a gravestone for Joseph on find a grave in bloxwich cemetery.I was looking at his details yesterday as i have a couple of cousin decendants . Like you say its the marriage details which come up as Abel. I also checked free reg and abel is transcribed as father. Unfortunately we won't have a birth  , has to be a baptism due to birth year for Abel . I have checked the parish record of the marriage on FindMyPast and that says abel,
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look on the find a grave site there are 2. They are under photos but think is only section maps. . I was told one side is non conformist and the is c of e.My relative was c of e and was on the right side travelling up from west bromwich.The left hand side looked older to me.There's quite a few graves on the site already. Microfisches with burials are at sandwell archives in smethwick.www.findagrave.com.Think its sandwell crem which keeps the details and can give you plot details etc on a relative and will probably provide a map of the section. 

Someone has requested pictures of Some Callear graves in west bromwich all saints and there was a couple of requests for Heath Lane cemetery,it may be worth keeping your eye open for them being fullfilled.Think someone has claimed the requests. May be some info may come up which helps. When some claims the request it is that they think they can do it within 14 days.

If it is willenhall then look up willenhallhistory.co.uk/society/wood street, There was a piece about wood street cemetery which opened to burials in 1849 when there was a lot of cholera victims.Bought by the methodists later, union street used previously,There was an area known as doctors piece,Think there was a memorial to cholera victims in wood street or one of the cems,I remember someone from willenhall telling me.

If bilston swan bank had a wesleyan church and bilston cemetery was open from quite early on.