gainsborough burials

[puddin16]

can anyone tell me what CDs are available for Gainsborough burials and where to buy them
thanks

[Geoff-E]

You'll find many of the registers online - here http://www.lincstothepast.com/

(simply search Gainsborough burials and click Images tab)

Lincs FHS publications can be found here http://www.lincolnshirefhs.org.uk/PublicationsMain.htm

[puddin16]

hi thanks
do a lot of research on lincstothepast  its a great site but quite time consuming
I have a CD for Lincoln and use along side lincstothepast as this helps
I have looked on lfhs site too just a bit confused which CD I want have one for gainsborough upto 1812 so now want the follow on

[Geoff-E]

If it helps, Gainsborough is/was in Corringham deanery.





This would appear to be the CD-

Lincolnshire Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 3.
Ref: LIN-018C
Deaneries included are; Corringham, Graffoe, Lawres and Lincoln

[pamthomas]

If it helps, Gainsborough is/was in Corringham deanery.





This would appear to be the CD-

Lincolnshire Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 3.
Ref: LIN-018C
Deaneries included are; Corringham, Graffoe, Lawres and Lincoln

The burial indexes CDs published by Lincolnshire FHS usually cover only churchyard burials and not those in cemeteries.
Some of the larger cemeteries have indexes published on CD - Cleethorpes, Grantham  and Lincoln ( the latter being split into two).
In addition the LFHS have published indexes for Boston, Bourne, Gainsborough North Warren, Grimsby, and Louth cemetery registers on fiche. I understand that the Boston registers will be published on CD once a further register which has been found at Lincs Archives has been indexed.

[puddin16]

maybe I would be better buying the national burial index edition 3

[pamthomas]

maybe I would be better buying the national burial index edition 3

I was going to say 'I don't think you'll be any better off, as again it's usually CofE churchyard burials', but thought I'd better check things first. Good job too, else I would have been              

http://www.ffhs.org.uk/projects/nbi/nbi-coverage.php
So there are some Lincolnshire cemeteries on NBI 3, but not all of them, but it does include Gainsborough North Warren cemetery.

The CD Geoff-E mentioned 'Lincolnshire Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 3' has records for Gainsborough All Saints basically 1813 -1895 with a couple of years missing (see NBI coverage for exact years)  and Gainsborough Holy Trinity 1844- 1900 (church build in 1843). It doesn't have North Warren cemetery burials on it.

Both churches and North Warren cemetery are available on FindMyPast.
Coverage of parish/cemetery burials (from the NBI, but please note not all of NBI 3) on FindMyPast
http://www.findmypast.co.uk/national-burial-index-coverage-counties.action

[puddin16]

so the NBI records are on findmypast which I subscribe too but maybe not all of them
so maybe good idea to get the NBI 3 or wait for the next one when it comes out

[pamthomas]

If you compare the numbers between those on NBI 3 and those on FindMyPast, they don't match. (NBI says 667 places; FindMyPast says 666; and there's a difference of about 50,000 entries. I thought it was possibly one of the cemeteries, but didn't spot it immediately.) But I'm not that bothered that I'm going to start looking for the discrepancies entry by entry. I'll compare the two if I'm looking for records in a particular town/village/cemetery.

You were originally asking about Gainsborough 1813+. All the records for Gainsborough All Saints, Holy Trinity, and North Warren cemetery which are on NBI 3 are on FindMyPast. Well, according to my interpretation of that link on FindMyPast's website.