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Offline Gigi

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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #9 on: Friday 21 August 09 22:52 BST (UK) »
Hi Geoff,

Thanks for that. I didn't have Reginald the youngest son. I hadn't got round to checking them out in 1911!! It all certanily fits as my John & Sarah Jane Ellwood family.

John the father was definately a teacher.

Regards,

Gillian
Elwood/Ellwood: WES & CUM
Johnson: Crosby Ravensworth, Hilton & Dufton WES
Robinson: CUM
Langhorn: Kirkby Thore WES
Dover: WES & CUM
Parker: Soulby, Bedale
Hunt: Gentleshaw, Bladon, Hanborough
Slynn: Birmingham
Rammell: KENT
Felton: Shropshire

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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 22 August 09 02:26 BST (UK) »
Hi Gillian.

So pleased things might me dropping into place for you.  The description given for John says retired school master.

On the 1901 census which shows John & Sarah - one of the children is John Ellwood age 11 years.
The Egremont Cemetery records show a John Ellwood buried 31/8/1941 who died at Carlisle Infirmary, age 49 years & who lived at 7 Fearon Street in a grave purchased by a Dorothy Darby of that household.   John was listed as a widower at that time.

Referring back to the death of Reginald Ellwood, the grave was purchased by a William Hodgson of 12 Penzance Street. Moor Row. (Collier)

The 1901 census for John & Sarah Ellwood shows a Mary Ann Ellwood born at Little Clifton in 1891. In June 1915 a Mary Ellwood married a William Hodgson at Whitehaven (10b 1456)

Interestingly, another burial which sticks out is for a George Hodgson 17/4/1920 of 12 Penzance Street. Moor Row. In a grave purchased by William Hodgson. The reference for this is:- Section L  Con  Grave 42.
This address would appear to be compatible with the burials 24/4/1907 of Wilfred Ellwood & 7/8/1907 of Jane Ellwood. Must be the same family.

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Sandra
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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 22 August 09 10:25 BST (UK) »
Hi Sandra,

Thanks so much for all this info!!

My research has come on in leaps & bounds!!

Regards,

Gillian  ;D
Elwood/Ellwood: WES & CUM
Johnson: Crosby Ravensworth, Hilton & Dufton WES
Robinson: CUM
Langhorn: Kirkby Thore WES
Dover: WES & CUM
Parker: Soulby, Bedale
Hunt: Gentleshaw, Bladon, Hanborough
Slynn: Birmingham
Rammell: KENT
Felton: Shropshire

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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #12 on: Monday 23 August 10 05:27 BST (UK) »
Where did the Egremont Cemeterydata base disappear too?  I had a short cut but it doesn't work any more. 


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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #13 on: Monday 23 August 10 15:08 BST (UK) »
WELCOME TO ROOTSCHAT

Hi

I have no idea why the links do not work and have asked a mod to see if they can be removed.  If you need a look up for someone shout, I have a record of the database.

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Sandra
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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #14 on: Friday 27 August 10 15:41 BST (UK) »
WELCOME TO ROOTSCHAT

Hi

I have no idea why the links do not work and have asked a mod to see if they can be removed.  If you need a look up for someone shout, I have a record of the database.

Regards
Sandra

Sandra

Does your record include deaths from 1850 or does it only have a certain time frame?

Kind Regards,

Tammy

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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #15 on: Friday 27 August 10 17:00 BST (UK) »
Hello Tammy,

The Egremont Cemetery opened in 1864 so it goes from the 1 st burial 15th August 1864 to 7th Oct 2003.

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Sandra
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Re: Egremont Cemetry
« Reply #16 on: Saturday 28 August 10 06:18 BST (UK) »
Thanks Sandra. Do you know where the people of Egremont were buried prior to the Egremont cemetery being opened?

Tammy

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« Reply #17 on: Sunday 29 August 10 16:20 BST (UK) »
Hello Tammy,

I have no definite answer to that question but presume they used the burial grounds around the Churches at that time.  I have never heard of any other burial ground in the Egremont area.  Apart from Church grounds, the next largest Cemetery would have been in Whitehavem.   Sorry could'nt be more helpful.

Are you looking for someone in particular that we could help with. ?


Regards
Sandra  ;)
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