Celia's Rake Lane + burial.look up

[celia]

Sandy can you put a shortcut to this topic on your computer then you will come straight here. It will be quicker than giving instructions by P.M. I did say not to get used to using P.M it will confuse you. Also i cant conduct this topic  Through a P.M as i need to see all posting. Dont worry take your time, if you are reading this found your way back

Celia

[celia]

Sandy i am putting your reply on here
Posted by Sandraanne

hi celia thank you for that info and the map, I have walked round that cemetry and could not find them , on reading your letter spoke to one of the family and grave d is not far from grave A . You asked me was you helping reseaching family history or MI's from the church I think now a little of both as you gave me the place to look which me and mind could not. so did you manage to enquried about the stones from Liscard Independant Chapel the info was given to me by Helen Gill from cheshire family history i would love to sent you a copy of the letter, i am begining to think that i made it all up but believe me i did not " question why would someone it if it was not true" have you any tips on searching in rake lane as i always get lose did they burry left to right or right to left get in touch soon  sandy

 As i said i couldn't ask about the stones  and' as said, you might get this information if you phone Landican. If you print the map out and take it with you to the cemetery you wont get lost Did they burry right to left or left to right Right to left i think    Celia          P.S Sandy if you have seen the map you have been on the topic. Please reply on here

[sandraanne]

Have i done this right this time or not  sandranne

[celia]

Hi Sandy yes you got it right anything you want to know while your here jUST PRESS REPLY

Celia

[Clannessie]

Celia...I have had time to look over that burial document. I am afraid it is too old and thin to copy and be able to read the copy.
Basically here is the info you might be able to use:

Wallasey Cemetery
General Ground
Registrar of Grants No. 2692
William Thomas Taylor of 40 Edith Rd in the County Burrough of Wallasey paid 6 pounds 6 shillings for the plot for his heirs.
under the Common Seal of the Corporation 26 October, 1922

On the back was typed in when there had been burial
1st Interment  23 Sept 1922  Mary Ann Taylor 66 years
2nd  30 October, 1928 William Thomas Taylor 73 years
3rd Interment 23-12-1963 William John Taylor  80 years

Goes on to say:
By probate of the will of William Thomas Taylor dec'd dated the 14th day of June 1928,
*Here there are 2 initials because I think whoever typed this spelled the last name wrong...typed Russell but it was crossed out and hand written in Wilson*
Elizabeth Wilson of 40, Edith Road, Wallasey, daughter of the dec'd, is granted the exclusive of burial in the within mentioned grave, subject nevertheless to the rules, regulations and conditions under which the exclusive right of burial was granted,
* Here's the part I think you might use next time looking at records!

Registered in the General Registar of Private grave Vol. 1 Folio 152
22nd June 1929  signed N Cannon resister

I now see this is who initialed the mistake with the last name above...a N.C.

Anyway hop the Vol and folio will help narrow down the gravesite search for you!!!!! 

Love,
Karen

[Clannessie]

Me again

I was re-reading my Aunt's letter. In it she states that she had seen the headstone for William Thomas and Mary Taylor and was made of Black Marble. Their names are on it, along with the 2nd son named William BUT she mentions that my Grandfathers name is also on it a Robert Samuel Taylor or maybe Trainor (another long story) but interred in Clydebank, Scotland.
Just another thing to help you 

Karen

[sandraanne]

hi ceilia glad i got it together at last, any news on plot 14g on those stones from Liscard Independant Chapel also have you found where grave D yet all one of the relatives say it is not far from Maud Ivy windsor grave may three rows back or forward hope this helps you find it "you qoute in your last letter this Sandy as a Matter of interest am i helping you research your family, Or am i helping with M.I from the church Yard. 2 Well the answer is both with out one you can not do the other is that okay i had heard names but no dates have been and teken photos this would not of been possible with out your help in this matter, please can you contuinue to help me with thi project  sandy

[celia]

Hi Karen The register information should find this illusive plot The registers are the original books from which were copied onto film.The film being the one's i use. Normally doing a burial look up doesn't take long when  the year is known. I am not sure at this time where the registers are held but i will find that out on my next visit. The problem in  your case has been the reglion. As you know i looked in both C.O.E & Catholic with no results.Now on my second visit  i was told that they must have been non conformist,so therefor would not have been buried in Rake Lane. I knew they were so didn't bother looking in Flaybrick Hopfully the register will tell us the religion. I can't visit the Archive till the weekend of next week, as i will be away this weekend and they are not open Mon/Tues/or Wed.

Celia

[celia]

Hello Sandy I have explained your questions on page 5.
I cannot help with your grave D. As Mentioned earlier i have to have a death year. I am glad i have been of help to you and that you have been able to take photo's. You must be patient dear. The Archives are only open Two and a half days a week. I don't drive so i have to travel by bus it's no problem, but i cant go on a Saturday. so that leaves Thursday or Friday. Yes i will continue to help you as much as i can. If you go back to the previous page you will find the answered to your questions.

Celia