burials from Hunslet workhouse

[svb111]

Thanks Jo you have done what I thought was going to take me a long time ... eliminated most if not all on my list.  I will wait to see if any more information comes from the cemetery records. I think the 1853 is the correct one. I hope it has a headstone and is not a common grave but I am not usually so lucky.
     Thanks again  SVB

[Calverley Lad]

SVB
It appears your question has been answered at yorkshire indexers.
 Brian

[I've left]

I seem to remember that some workhouses buried paupers within the grounds of the Workhouse.

Bryan

[Lincslass]

Calverley, may I ask what yorkshire indexers are and do they exist for other counties, do you have a link please.

Jo

Its okay, I have found it thanks. Gives the same burial as the one I mentioned. Cheers

[madri]

Lin, Yorkshire Indexers originally Records for the Leeds area.  It basically still is, but is being added to all the time.  There are people on there with a lot info.  Your best bet is to have a look at the site. You need to register (free) if you want to participate.
It does not cover other Counties, but holds a wealth of information, photos etc

www.yorkshireindexers.co.uk

Madri

[svb111]

Hi Brian

It appears your question has been answered at yorkshire indexers.

  I am new to yorkshire indexers and can not find any reference to Benjamin Hartley. I have not seen my request for help yet as I was told it would have to go through the moderator. can you direct me please.
       SVB

[Calverley Lad]

The reply states Benjamin was buried in a common grave.
And lists the location of grave at Hunslet.
 Brian

[madri]

Try this

http://www.yorkshireindexers.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?4405-Hunslet-cemetery&highlight=benjamin+hartley

Madri

[svb111]

A big thank you to every one who has helped.

Debs, thank your brother but tell him not to search for the grave. if he finds anything about the workhouse I would be interested.
Thanks SVB