Hi MT, Sharon & Dave
I'm back from my trip to Scarborough.
MT, I trawled both graveyards and only one of your rellies (Rebe) has a headstone (she is buried with her mother). I found that was also the case for most of my Abrams too. I took a pic of the one for Rebe and will email it to you. Most of the detail at the bottom of the stone has been weathered away over the years but you can read most of her name. I didn't think you would require photos of those without headstones, hope that was a correct assumption!
Sharon, I took some photos of Quay Street for you. There is a number 25 but I don't think it's the original building. I will forward the pictures to you over the next day or so. I checked every single headstone in St Mary's but I couldn't find one for Abraham Hewson. A lot of them were illegible, some had been moved to the perimeter and some even laid as a footpath! Those were the worstly worn ones of all.
Dave, I hit the same stumbling block as you when I asked Woodlands Office for a list of Websters. Apparently there are 194 of them. I guess they consider that too many to print off. The man in the office said I would need to give him a year of death or first name, as he did you. I do have some information about the Websters from Seamer as my g/grandfather worked for a William Webster on Seamer Moor Farm for many years. I will piece together what I can for you and forward the details.
So guys, I'm sorry my trip wasn't more productive for you.
Sharon
(who has seen more burial plots in 2 days than she thought humanly possible!)
