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Durham / Re: Tudhoe Cemetery
« on: Sunday 14 October 18 10:18 BST (UK) »
Thanks for all your help everyone. Martin has been emailing me to let me know how he got on.
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Northumberland Resources & Offers / Re: Northumberland, Durham, Tyne and Wear Headstone pics offer
« on: Wednesday 11 July 18 12:06 BST (UK) »
Thanks so much, M
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Northumberland Resources & Offers / Re: Northumberland, Durham, Tyne and Wear Headstone pics offer
« on: Wednesday 11 July 18 11:58 BST (UK) »
Ooops! Sorry,
its in York Hill Crescent, Spennymoor. What AM I like?
Moira
its in York Hill Crescent, Spennymoor. What AM I like?
Moira
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Northumberland Resources & Offers / Re: Northumberland, Durham, Tyne and Wear Headstone pics offer
« on: Wednesday 11 July 18 11:49 BST (UK) »
Hi Davy,
hope you are feeling better?
Hope you can help me by visiting Tudhoe Cemetery for my gt granny Jane Wiseman, nee Ramage,
she died 8th July 1896; buried 12th July 1896. She is
in Section B; grave 346. I don't know if there's a headstone or if she even has a grave to herself.
Thanks in anticipation, Moira
hope you are feeling better?
Hope you can help me by visiting Tudhoe Cemetery for my gt granny Jane Wiseman, nee Ramage,
she died 8th July 1896; buried 12th July 1896. She is
in Section B; grave 346. I don't know if there's a headstone or if she even has a grave to herself.
Thanks in anticipation, Moira
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Durham / Re: Tudhoe Cemetery
« on: Tuesday 19 June 18 14:53 BST (UK) »
Oh no, that must be so disappointing for you Martin. I had to delete a whole branch once and it's no fun.
Good luck and thanks for letting me know,
Moira
Good luck and thanks for letting me know,
Moira
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Durham / Re: Tudhoe Cemetery
« on: Monday 11 June 18 15:03 BST (UK) »
Thanks JayG for the info. That's where I found out where she was buried.
And Martin, thanks very much for the offer. Whenever you get there I'd be grateful for a photo of the place. She's in Section B, grave 346.
Thanks,
Moira
And Martin, thanks very much for the offer. Whenever you get there I'd be grateful for a photo of the place. She's in Section B, grave 346.
Thanks,
Moira
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Durham / Tudhoe Cemetery
« on: Thursday 24 May 18 14:32 BST (UK) »
Hi,
haven't been on here in a while and here I am cheekily asking for help.The nerve of some people!!
Discovered my gt grandmother is buried at Tudhoe Cemetery.I live in Scotland and am hoping some kind person on here can visit the cemetery and take a photo of her grave for me please?
She is Jane Wiseman; died 8th July 1896; buried 12th July 1896. She is in Section B; grave 346. I don't know if there's a headstone or if she even has the grave to herself.
I would be grateful for any help,
Moira
haven't been on here in a while and here I am cheekily asking for help.The nerve of some people!!
Discovered my gt grandmother is buried at Tudhoe Cemetery.I live in Scotland and am hoping some kind person on here can visit the cemetery and take a photo of her grave for me please?
She is Jane Wiseman; died 8th July 1896; buried 12th July 1896. She is in Section B; grave 346. I don't know if there's a headstone or if she even has the grave to herself.
I would be grateful for any help,
Moira
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Unwanted Birth, Marriage, Death Certs N to S / Re: Death Cert Ramage, Andrew
« on: Monday 11 November 13 14:17 GMT (UK) »
Hi Richard, will have a root about as everything in boxes and it was a few years ago! As soon as i find it I will let you know!
Moira
Moira
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Durham / Re: Archibald Ramage & Smithson Peverall
« on: Thursday 02 August 12 16:01 BST (UK) »
Hello again,
have followed up the info given about Archie and it looks like our Archie and it would also match the Archibald Ramage born 1714 in Duddingston, nr Edinburgh. This would make his parents James Ramadge and Margaret Torrence.
The Leeds Intelligencer newspaper also has a reference to Archie in 1790 when he was discharged from Leeds Infirmary for 'irregularities'! Does anyone know anything about old hospital-speak that would cast any light on what constitututed an irregularity?
In 1762 the same paper carries an advert for an apprentice and describes Archie as "The said Mr Ramage manufactures & sells by wholesale & retail all sorts of tobacco & snuff at the lowest prices"
Moira
have followed up the info given about Archie and it looks like our Archie and it would also match the Archibald Ramage born 1714 in Duddingston, nr Edinburgh. This would make his parents James Ramadge and Margaret Torrence.
The Leeds Intelligencer newspaper also has a reference to Archie in 1790 when he was discharged from Leeds Infirmary for 'irregularities'! Does anyone know anything about old hospital-speak that would cast any light on what constitututed an irregularity?
In 1762 the same paper carries an advert for an apprentice and describes Archie as "The said Mr Ramage manufactures & sells by wholesale & retail all sorts of tobacco & snuff at the lowest prices"
Moira