Author Topic: City of London Burial Lookup request (Read 879 times)

kady · « **on:** Sunday 31 December 06 15:31 GMT (UK) »

Hello
I'm wondering if anyone has access to City of London Burials? I'm looking for the burial of William KENDALL. He was deceased by May 1850.
Thank you
Kady

gjil · « **Reply #1 on:** Sunday 31 December 06 15:47 GMT (UK) »

Hi Kady,

you can google the City of London Website as I have just had a look.They have deaths registered from 1856-1865. Sorry not allowed to post the link on here so you will have to look yourself.

gjil

kady · « **Reply #2 on:** Sunday 31 December 06 15:59 GMT (UK) »

Unfortunately, I have been unable to find the page about which you spoke.

Thanks anyway.
Kady

Sylviaann · « **Reply #3 on:** Sunday 31 December 06 17:36 GMT (UK) »

As far as I know You can post links on here. Try this http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/burial_registers/engine/search.asp

Sylviaann

gjil · « **Reply #4 on:** Sunday 31 December 06 19:53 GMT (UK) »

Hi Sylviaann,

when I tried to post the link I got the message about copyright thats why I could not post it.

gjil

loo · « **Reply #5 on:** Monday 01 January 07 09:08 GMT (UK) »

"data", "content", and "information" are protected, according to their terms and conditions, but I see no reason not to use a link, which, at least in my opinion, does not contain any of the above.

Sylviaann · « **Reply #6 on:** Monday 01 January 07 16:18 GMT (UK) »

gjil

I don't understand that. The link is no different to any other unless you had information in it.

It would be a good idea for you to add to your profile somewhere that Census information is Crown copywrite and add the url that is in my profile, can't see it from here. It saves you getting into trouble when posting information.

And you too Loo

Sylviaann

loo · « **Reply #7 on:** Tuesday 02 January 07 06:52 GMT (UK) »

Valda · « **Reply #8 on:** Tuesday 02 January 07 10:35 GMT (UK) »

The city of London covered only the square mile of the city. Parishes such as Clerkenwell which we take for granted as part of inner London now, were then officially in Middlesex. Within the boundary of just the square mile of the city were at least a 100 churches. The city of London cemetery wasn't opened until around 1856, whereas a Middlesex cemetery like Kensal Green was opened around 1833, but churchyards though filling up fast were still burying people into the 1840s and early 1850s.

Finding a London burial can be a bit of a nightmare but Biker has done a useful guide.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,128585.0.html

Regards

Valda

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