Monumental inscriptions for Tow Law.

[Alittle]

Hi Adam

Could you also give me any information you have regarding Pye, first names Artur (circa 1897) and James (circa 1860)

Regards

Andy

[Adamand]

Hello Andy. There are three for Littlejohns but they are all way past my 1950 cut off date for posting.

Adam

[Adamand]

Hello Andy. Only one for Pye but it is 1950's 
Neither are for Arthur or James.

Adam

[Blue Roses]

Dear Adam,

I noticed on your list you had the surname Emerson. I'm looking for a John Emerson who probably died in Tow Law bet. 1881 & 91 and any family. He was a Methodist preacher and clerk to the Local Board but had previously been a bootmaker in Tow Law from the early 1850s. His wife was called Jane. Both came from Weardale. (Not sure where the Methodists were buried). Any help gratefully received.

Thanks, BR

[Adamand]

Hello BR. There is only one gravestone for John Emerson at Tow Law and that is St Philips, Tow Law and not the municipal cemetery:-

In loving memory of John James Emerson, who died May/21/1881 aged 26 years.

There is a John Emmerson and Frances Jane at Crook,  the Sun Inn, but I do not think that goes well with Methodism.

Adam

[Blue Roses]

Many thanks for the speedy reply! The names you mention do not match up though with my records.

I think I will have to go direct to the Durham Records office as a lot of the methodist records are not on line yet. Many thanks for your help - much appreciated! BR

[creamolafoam]

Hi Adam

What do you have for Smith or Kirkley  Tow Law?

Thanks
Carol

[Adamand]

Hello Carol. There are no gravestones for Kirkley. Perhaps you may have seen it on another thread.
I have posted a Kirkley on the Hunwick thread.

Adam

[JoHunter]

Hi I'd love any info on the Hennessy mentioned in the list. To see if he was one of my ancestors from the area

thanks

Jo