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Offline JulzDS

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St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« on: Sunday 27 March 11 15:42 BST (UK) »
Hi all

Does anyone know if it's at all possible to work out where "common ground" would have been in this cemetery?

I've discovered a rellie buried there and although we know we can't put a stone or anything we'd like to go and lay flowers 'somewhere'.

Thanks
Julie
Seenan's - Glasgow
Delargy's - Glasgow (Possilpark);
Lennons - Motherwell, Hamilton, Glasgow (Gorbals & D/Toun) & Pennsylvanua;
Gallachers - Bellshill & High Church.
Borland & Summers - Glasgow & North
Baxters & Walls - Glasgow & Dungannon
Munro - Avoch
Patrick Delargy - Australia
McPhersons - Fort William & Abernethy
Hamilton - Caithness & Inverness
Thomson - Caithness

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 27 March 11 16:01 BST (UK) »
Hi Julie,

Have a look at this thread: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,495487.0.html

There's various aerial views of the cemetery and there's at least 2 Common Ground areas marked.

Anne

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 27 March 11 16:34 BST (UK) »
Brilliant thanks.
Seenan's - Glasgow
Delargy's - Glasgow (Possilpark);
Lennons - Motherwell, Hamilton, Glasgow (Gorbals & D/Toun) & Pennsylvanua;
Gallachers - Bellshill & High Church.
Borland & Summers - Glasgow & North
Baxters & Walls - Glasgow & Dungannon
Munro - Avoch
Patrick Delargy - Australia
McPhersons - Fort William & Abernethy
Hamilton - Caithness & Inverness
Thomson - Caithness

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #3 on: Monday 28 March 11 17:09 BST (UK) »
Julie,

Do you know if it was Dalbeth or St Peter's your relations were buried in?
If you look at the photo's on the thread Anne posted you will see that the common ground within St Peter's is indicated with a C. In the Older Dalbeth part the common ground is the area at the side of the house nearest the roadside.

Gerry
Farrell / Mcpolan / Devlin / Flood / Kelly/ McGovern/ McCormick
Letham / Leatham / Cattanach/ ODonnell/ BoyleRoss/ McLeod
McAnaw/McInaw/McNay/ Finn/ Eliott
Pollock / Hyslop/ Elder/ Renfrew/ Hart/ Brydon

Motherwell / Anderson / Tradeston / Govan/ Bridgegate/ Aberdeen / Old Machar/ Lanarkshire/ Leadhills/ Penpont/ Muirkirk

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #4 on: Monday 28 March 11 17:17 BST (UK) »
Hi Gerry

I am not sure, I think it was St Peter's as it said at the top of the page "St Peter's Cemetery Dalbet. I got the record from Scotland's People from the Catholic records. He was buried in 1938.

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Julie
Seenan's - Glasgow
Delargy's - Glasgow (Possilpark);
Lennons - Motherwell, Hamilton, Glasgow (Gorbals & D/Toun) & Pennsylvanua;
Gallachers - Bellshill & High Church.
Borland & Summers - Glasgow & North
Baxters & Walls - Glasgow & Dungannon
Munro - Avoch
Patrick Delargy - Australia
McPhersons - Fort William & Abernethy
Hamilton - Caithness & Inverness
Thomson - Caithness

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #5 on: Monday 28 March 11 17:57 BST (UK) »
Julie,

He is in common ground in the newer part St Peter's then which is the one Anne shows in her picture.

Gerry
Farrell / Mcpolan / Devlin / Flood / Kelly/ McGovern/ McCormick
Letham / Leatham / Cattanach/ ODonnell/ BoyleRoss/ McLeod
McAnaw/McInaw/McNay/ Finn/ Eliott
Pollock / Hyslop/ Elder/ Renfrew/ Hart/ Brydon

Motherwell / Anderson / Tradeston / Govan/ Bridgegate/ Aberdeen / Old Machar/ Lanarkshire/ Leadhills/ Penpont/ Muirkirk

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #6 on: Monday 28 March 11 18:32 BST (UK) »
That's great to know Gerry, thank you so much.

We've waited a very long time to know where he is and it'll be a great comfort to my Granny to be able to go to where he is.

Thanks
Julie
Seenan's - Glasgow
Delargy's - Glasgow (Possilpark);
Lennons - Motherwell, Hamilton, Glasgow (Gorbals & D/Toun) & Pennsylvanua;
Gallachers - Bellshill & High Church.
Borland & Summers - Glasgow & North
Baxters & Walls - Glasgow & Dungannon
Munro - Avoch
Patrick Delargy - Australia
McPhersons - Fort William & Abernethy
Hamilton - Caithness & Inverness
Thomson - Caithness

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #7 on: Sunday 22 April 12 09:23 BST (UK) »
I have a family member Catherine Kelly died January 1932. The location in Dalbeth is 4829 Lair 1076 section 15 Division W. Does anyone have any idea where in this cemetry I could find section 15.

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Re: St Peters/Dalbeth cemetery
« Reply #8 on: Sunday 22 April 12 13:33 BST (UK) »
Hi terregles,

If you go to this thread: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,495487.0.html

Then scroll down until you come to the aerial view of St. Peters with the sections marked.

Section 15 is quite big, but if you systematically walk along the rows and look for small numbers inscribed (usually on the base somewhere), with a bit of luck you'll be able to work out the location of Lair 1076.

Even if there isn't a stone, hopefully you'll at least be able to narrow down your search to a certain part of a particular row.

Anne