Dumican/ Dumigian

[Todoo]

I have traced several of my family to the Bridekirk, Dearham and Wigton areas of Cumbria and the below two named in  st Mary's cemetery. Wigton
Can anyone provide me with further ino re these, eg full inscriptions, photos etc
Any help gratefully appreciated.
I found them on the
St MAry's  Cemetery register site of Cumberland roots

: Elizabeth DUMIGIAN of Wigton ; bur 19-Jan 1824 ; aged 2
: Jane DUMIGIAN of Wigton ; bur 31-May 1824 ; aged 1

[emmsthheight]

Hi

Are these actually St Mary's church and church yard?  I think from the date that they must be, because it's before the cemeteries were open.

If that's the case, I've been looking at a couple of these nyself.  Most of the stones have been moved, though some are incorporated in the paving.  Many of the ones inside have been covered uip.

However, I've been told there is a  transcript.  I just haven't had time to follow it up yet.  When I do - hopefully in the coming few weeks or even days, if you  don't have it, I will look yours up as well.

I hope we can help.

Best wishes

Emms

[Todoo]

Emms,

Thanks for that,

The two entries are shown on  Cumberland Roots website as
 'Wigton St Mary's Church     Burials 1813 to 1855 inc'
http://members.madasafish.com/~cgrs/WIGBUR.htm

I also have another one
Entry No. 2864 ; DAMICAN? Hugh ; 92 ; 1878 ; Page 145 but that is in
Wigton Cemetary

Any help would be gratefully received

Thanks

[Todoo]

I have traced several of my family to the Bridekirk, Dearham and Wigton areas of Cumbria and the below two named in  st Mary's cemetery. Wigton
Can anyone provide me with further ino re these, eg full inscriptions, photos etc
Any help gratefully appreciated.
I found them on the
St MAry's  Cemetery register site of Cumberland roots

: Elizabeth DUMIGIAN of Wigton ; bur 19-Jan 1824 ; aged 2
: Jane DUMIGIAN of Wigton ; bur 31-May 1824 ; aged 1

[emmsthheight]

Hi Todoo

I apologise.  I've been offline on and oof since \i saw your first post but in the meantime, I have actually looked down the transcript and these are for St Mary's church burials.

I will have another lookat the transcript next ntime I am there, but it will probably be over a week as there's uqite a lot going on here.

Best wishes

Emms

[Todoo]

Thanks I didn't want to ask you directly but hoped you would see the post.
I look forward to any details you may find

Tony

[emmsthheight]

Hi Tony,

You'd have been quite welcome to ask me directly, on here or pm.

I'll have a look as soon as I get chance.


Best wishes

Emms

[emmsthheight]

Hi Tony

I did actually manage to get a look today.

Not much more information I'm afraid.

The two children were buried in the St Mary's Church burial ground and just given as died in Wigton.  Signed by the same clergyman as all the others.

Hugh was in the cemetery register, given as haviong died in the woekhouse and buried in the Roman Catholic ground, presumably part of the cemetery as it has a cemetery plot code and the very old RC parish would probably have been using the cemetery by then.

I'll see if I can dig up anything else.

Transcript below.:

Wigton Cemetery
1878

2864

Hugh Dumican  /  pauper  / 92   /  (died) Union Workhouse   /  10th?  / Rev F Pourfart???   /   (grave) Ward 3 Section  N 43   / (buried in} Catholic Ground Wigton / (Removed from) Wigton

St Marys Church Burial Register, Wigton

1824
Jane Dumigian    Wigton   May 31st   1     ,,

1824
Elizabeth Dumigan   Wigton   July  19th  2


Best wishes

Emms

[emmsthheight]

Hi

PS Sorry, I omitted the month for Hugh which was written further up the column.   

I'll look again!