Celia's Rake Lane + burial.look up

[celia]

Sigrid
this is a note for me in case i have to refere back to previous look ups at some time.Using P.M.s for requests means no replies on the public board and i don't know why.
I delete my P.M's regular, so they are lost forever

So Thank you for your P.M with further lookups which i will do in the next few days. I am glad we both agreed on the middle name.Do you want me to put the results on this board or do you prefare a private reply.

Celia

[kwr]

Celia,

It's been suggested to me that you might be able to look up the burial of my great grandfather who died in 1936 on March 17th.
His death was registered in Birkenhead South.
His name was William Allison and he was aged 73 at death which occurred at 56 Church Rd.
 Occupation given as electrician (Merchant Service) and his normal residence was "Stanleigh" Lingham Lane Wallasey U.D.
All of this is from his death certificate.
 He is not buried with his wife and children who are all in Kirkdale Cemetery Liverpool.

Hope this isn't an imposition and that you can help

Ken

[celia]

Hello Ken
I will have a look for you,what religion would he have been. The sections are C.O.E. Catholic and non con all on different films. Lingham Lane is in Moreton by the way, by the old lighthouse.

Celia

[kwr]

Celia,

Wonderful! - His children were C of E, baptised in I think, St. Matthew's Bootle. I'm assuming he was too. His marriage was in St. Mary's Walton.

Ken

[celia]

Ken
I had a suspicion i would not find William in Rake lane and i was correct he isn't. The  reason thought i might not find him is because he was married in Liverpool the children were christened there they are buried in Liverpool.William died in Birkenhead but lived Moreton wallasey.I looked in the poll book but didnt find him.I also looked in the death index for any entries in the newspaper for that date,there wasnt one.
Seeing that he died in birkenhead i would have though if he had no family in rake lane and isnt with his wife in Liverpool.He might be in Landican or Flaybrick,if he isnt in any of those. Maybe he was cremated

Celia

[kwr]

Celia,

You have been VERY thorough and done far more than I could have expected. Thanks for eliminating all those possibilities. You are performing a very helpful and charitable service - so thanks again for your effort.

Ken

[Macara]

Hi Celia,

I wonder if you can help me ? I would like to know if there is any gravestone on this grave please and if there is what it says.
Wallasey Cemetery
Non Conformist Section
James Finlay Macara
Buried:     September 4th 1918
Age:         35yrs
Abode:    10 King Street
Parish:     Egremont
                 2nd Class Grave
Section:   6G
Number:  58
I did contact you some time ago but didn't have this information then.

Hoping that you are still doing Look Ups,

Macara

[celia]

Hello Macara
I will have look for you

Celia

[celia]

Macara

There is a headstone, In the grave are James Finlay Macara,
Joan Finlay Simmons  & Edith Elizabeth.I will P.M. you tomorrow

Celia