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I'm trying to locate a grave for a man called Philip Henry Bone, who died in Thorpe next Norwich in November 1943. He was buried in the parish of Thorpe St Andrew. I believe this is likely to mean he is in the extension cemetery on Yarmouth Road in the town.
FindAGrave looks to be fairly comprehensive for this site and there are no results for him.
His cause of death was a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Does anybody know what the practice might have been at this time in English churches for burying people who died by suicide?
I'm wondering if it's possible he may not have a headstone for this reason? Would he maybe have been required to be buried in common ground or something like that? I do know there are other reasons there might be no headstone but just theorising.

A possible here for Elizabeth Jean Rose/Clark 

Mrs Elizabeth Jean Clark - 8 September 1925 - 19 April 2022
Age   97
Last Residence   Cambridge, Cambridgeshire - Postal Code District   Cb1

Sandra

That's interesting thank you - where did you find this?

Hi - I'm trying to find more information on Elizabeth Jean Rose (b1925, Edmonton) who married John Robert Athelstan Clark in Hertfordshire, July 1956. I believe they had 2 sons and a daughter - the sons at least look to have been born in Glasgow.
Robert died in 1992 - I accessed his will, which refers to his wife as Rosemary.
I believe he married Rosemary Lingley in 1980.
I also have the will of Elizabeth's father, in which he bequeaths items to his daughter 'Jean Clark'. This is dated 1983.
So she appears to have still been alive at the time of Robert's second marriage.
Can anyone give advice on how I might find a record of divorce?

I'm looking at the birth certificate for twins born in 1901.
The first twin is recorded as being born at '9.0pm' and the second twin underneath at '9.5pm'.

I'm assuming that '9.0pm' means 9 o'clock.
Wondering though whether 9.5 means five minutes past nine, just eliminating the 0 OR half past nine i.e 0.5 signifying half...

This is her signature on the register. I do believe it to be Stobie. FindMyPast had it transcribed as 'Hobin'.