Burial Record

[uk2003]

Manchester Crem all records before 1941 were destroyed in the Manchester Blitz

The only records that remain are from memorials and strangly the fist 412 cremations, which I have checked sorry but no Kennedy's

Ken

[Mr. MIGKY]

Do you know what religion they were? If they were Roman Catholic, they may well be buried in a private cemetery/ church yard?
ST. Joseph's in Moston is a little away from Denton but worth a try. Trouble is they charge for burial searches i think? It opened in 1877 so was open when you need it.
Worth looking at what was open back then on this site.  Click here 4 Manchester cemeteries


St Joseph's Cemetery Moston Lane, Moston, Manchester, M40 9QL. Telephone: 0161 681 1582.

Oh! and welcome Dawnsh to the Lancashire boards, bit of foreign county for you but nice to see you here

Migky 

[dawnsh]

Hi Migky

Thank you, just a bit of a day trip, this post was originally elsewhere when I joined in and moved it to a better place.

Dawn

[celia]

Kev
when you looked up your burials in the councils cemeteries did you look at all religions C.O E. Catholic and Non conformist? with me when I do look-ups and they are definitely not catholic. so must be C.O.E. I look there first if they are not found there.I will find them on the non-con film :)That's if they buried where i am looking

Celia

[cardinal1977]

Celia

Thanks for your reply.

I dont think the Manchester City council burual records website differentiates between religions.

Kev.

PS: Dawn: Whether this is a better place for this post remains to be seen. 

[celia]

I don't think the Manchester City council burial records website differentiates between religions.

Kev.

The website might not but it should  surely like all council cemeteries catholics are buried on the Catholic section
 as are C.O.E  sec and Non-con sec.The three religions are on different films. If someone asked for a burial look-up how would they find it if they don't know the religion

Celia

[Mr. MIGKY]

I don't think the Manchester City council burial records website differentiates between religions.

Kev.

The website might not but it should  surely like all council cemeteries catholics are buried on the Catholic section
 as are C.O.E  sec and Non-con sec.The three religions are on different films. If someone asked for a burial look-up how would they find it if they don't know the religion
Celia

Manchest council name what section ( R.C. -Nonconformist  or Consecrated ) the graves are in on there web site when you search there site.
By the way what was there last known addresss? It might help?

Migky