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Offline William T

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Re: Burslem St John the Baptist graveyard
« Reply #36 on: Wednesday 18 March 09 21:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi Alf
Found your offer ot look at graves at St. Johns Burslem via a Google search.  If your offer (which is over a year old now) still stands I would be interested in DWYNE OR DWINE and perhaps GARNER LEWIS & PICKERING.

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Re: Burslem St John the Baptist graveyard
« Reply #37 on: Wednesday 18 March 09 21:15 GMT (UK) »
Hi Alf
Found your offer to look at graves at St. Johns Burslem via a Google search.  If your offer (which is over a year old now) still stands I would be interested in DWYNE OR DWINE and perhaps GARNER LEWIS & PICKERING.  My Grandparents are buried in Burslem Cemetary, but there parents may be at St. Johns as they were married/baptised there.  I have been to St. Johns but did not have the opportunity to look around for very long.
Just one other question - - is St. Johns Catholic?

Thanks Bill D

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Re: Burslem St John the Baptist graveyard
« Reply #38 on: Saturday 19 October 13 23:33 BST (UK) »
Dear Alf - I don't know if you are still actively answering queries about this graveyard, but, if so, I'm looking for the burial of the baby daughter of my ancestor James Ambrose Lockett.

Ellen  Lockett
baptised: 11 Sep 1836
buried: 27 Apr 1837

The family maintained membership at St John's until they emigrated to the United States in late 1850.  Thanks so much if you are able to help! 
Debbie
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