St.Josephs R.C cemetery, Moston. Help needed Please.

[uk2003]

Ye--know what you mean. Must be my charm and good looks.

 

[Mr. MIGKY]

Ye--know what you mean. Must be my charm and good looks.

Is-ya saying as don't ave a way wid de word and the women then and it a shame as an ugly bugger to, but comes in handy come Halloween

Migky 

[Parmesan]

If any kind body is going for a wander around again  I am hoping for a photo of John Foy died 6 Oct 1914.  He is buried in St. Patrick's Section, 481.

Thanks 

[uk2003]

If any kind body is going for a wander around again  I am hoping for a photo of John Foy died 6 Oct 1914.  He is buried in St. Patrick's Section, 481.

Thanks 

Car in for inspection, so had a walk up to kill some time - PM your email addy, I have photos for you

Ken 

[Parmesan]

Excellent photography Ken, thanks very much 

[Pricey4848]

If any kind body is going for a wander around again  I am hoping for a photo of John Foy died 6 Oct 1914.  He is buried in St. Patrick's Section, 481.

Thanks 

Is your John Foy a Hulme lad son of Martin from Galway??

If so I think we researching same ancestors.....

[Parmesan]

It is, and if you are Lee you have contacted me via Ancestry 

[Pricey4848]

Ahhhhhh !!
Is the John Foy at Moston Winifred's brother???
Just found out Winifred was buried there in paupers grave 25/12/1904.

[Parmesan]

No, Winifred's brother John is my other halfs great grandfather.  The John buried at Moston is HIS son, so Winifred's nephew.  There are two entries in the National Roll that are conflicting so its a bit confusing.  Can tell you more if you are interested.

Apparently at Moston a lot of paupers graves or common graves have headstones which was news to me at the time Mancsman very kindy took a photo for me.  Copy is yours if you want it.