Celia's Rake Lane + burial.look up

[celia]

Hi Celia

Me again

Seeing as Charles Owen has been found at Flaybrick, is there a chance now that his wife Elizabeth is buried there too, ( previous post)?

Only a thought
Cheers
Erika 

Erika
I am putting thr reply to that on your other Topic "Where can he be buried" as it is a bit confusing on both topics

Celia

[celia]

Second try got a rootschat error message and lost my finished post
and the second.

Pancho
I was able to do your lookup, but I can’t find Joseph. I went to 1950.I did find in
1947
Buried May 6th Maggie Isobel Hammond age 58.
Abode 1 Valkyrie Road Wallasey
M.O.B. Third (sub) Sec 13c grave 763.
 
I found these on the way just in case; D
1947
Buried. 15th July Julia Hammond age 78. Abode 33.Field Road Wallasey(Emanuel) M.O.B 3rd class section 13c grave 222

1950 buried Nov 28th George William Hammond age 86. Abode 66 magazine lane wallasey (Emanuel) sec 8c grave 28

Celia  go go go

[hiraeth]

Hello Celia
I'm looking for my great grandparents last resting place

DAVIES, David, bap January 11, 1833 -died October 20, 1906
DAVIES, Ellen, bap December 30, 1832 - died May 14, 1910
both of 147 Livingstone Street, Birkenhead (Tranmere area?) 

They were not Catholic and were both baptised and married 1859 in the Church of Wales (Anglican). 
However their daughter, my grandmother Annie Elizabeth, was married in the Wesleyan Methodist Ebeneezer Welsh Chapel in Birkenhead in 1912 so they may have converted in later life and been buried Non-conformist.

Any help or information much appreciated
Heather in Vancouver

[celia]

Hello Heather
Have you any Reason for thinking your G.Grandparents might be buried in a Wallasey Cemetery,rather than One in Birkenhead where they lived?

Celia

[hiraeth]

OOOOPS - Have I asked in the wrong place

Sorry Celia - don't know my geography very well.  Can you advise where I should be looking Please??

[celia]

wow you are fast You are in the right place for a rake lane lookup but as said it's in Wallasey.I can look up munisable cemeteriies in Birkenhead as well of course.Will just look in my papers for the names.

Celia

[hiraeth]

I'm sorry - I know my aunt said my grandfather is at Landican?? but she doesn't know where her grandparents were buried as it was before she was born.   I don't want to put you out...

[celia]

Your burials are to early to be in Lanican because that didn't open till 193? There are 6 cemeteries in and around Birkenhead that does not include any Church yards. With the years being 1906 & 1910, I will have a look in Flaybrick as that is an old cemetery.It wont be till Thursday though because the archives are only open a couple of days a week. I could go to the main library,but it isn't convenient for me i am afraid and the other ones dont have them on film.

Celia

[hiraeth]

Thank you Celia.    Are there MIs for any of the churchyards in the area or anything on line??

Heather