Birth & census help, which Thomas

[pettsy]

I am sorry Patrish, I forgot to thank you 

Yes it is a likely possability.
I was wondering if one died and the other one cracked up, or TB maybe 
It was riff then.

I will have to think about which one to order, mum buys them and I have 4 to buy next week already, but I will put them in my note book.

I was thinking, if I could find out where they were buried, if there is a headstone which will state they were buried together.

While doing my Scottish research they had books of MI's (Monumental Inscriptions)


Thank you.

Pettsy

[pettsy]

Would anyone have any idea of which cemetery they could have been buried in, in Shrewsbury in 1886 & 1868?
I could contact them and see if they have them buried together?

[patrish]

I would not send for either until we have a bit more information, just keep them in mind.

If you post a separate request for the cemetery details you might get more response. If not why not  try and contact the Shropshire Family Hist Society

http://www.sfhs.org.uk/

The death certificate will not tell you where they were buried 

The deaths were 1865 and 1866 not 1868 and 1886 just to clarify. 

Hope this helps

Patrish.

[pettsy]

The deaths were 1865 and 1866 not 1868 and 1886 just to clarify. 

Oh I don't know why I wrote them dates 
It's been a long day, started a new course today, and spent too long on mirco film 

No the certs won't say where they are buried, but with the area/address we can narrow it down.

[pettsy]

Will ask great aunt where the Turners are buried.

They were all from the same area of Shrewsbury 

[pettsy]

Hi

I collect my birth cert of Thomas Rogers from the FRC yesterday.
And it's the wrong Thomas 

This one is Thomas Rogers born 9th Feb 1839. Father Edward Rogers a Collier.
Mother Ann La Relin.
Pontesbury, Atcham, Salop.

And we forgot to do a check for father William 

[wulliam]

This is now an old thread - if anyone's still watching it please let me know and I'll my tuppence worth - think it might be worth it. In the meantime have a look at: http://wulliam.co.uk/2genealogy/fam41.html
Your Thomas was a bricklayer - so was my William.

Please get in touch!
William

[pettsy]

Hi William
I am still researching Thomas Rogers and his family. I will pm you now. Thank you for getting in touch.

Pettsy