Missing Burial David & Sarah Shaw Near Rochdale

[emmsthheight]

Hi 

My ggg grandparents David and Sarah Shaw had both lived at Lower Mill Cottages and Stubley Mill which were near Wuerndle Rochdale.  They were married at St Chads but I've never founf a burial for them.

I have both the death certificates but have never found a burial for either of them.  this would be shortly before the cemetery opened.  The next three generations of g parents are all buried in Rochdale cemetery.

Could anyone suggest anywhere to look and where the records would be?

Thank you for readin.

Best wishes

Emms 

[Radcliff]

What years are we looking at for their deaths,please

[emmsthheight]

Hi
 
Thanks for the almost instant reply!

David died 1850 and sarah was before that - 1842 I think.  (I'm away from home long term because of family but I've decided to have a go at the family history again).

thank you for the reply.

Best wishes

Emms

[Radcliff]

There is more than one in that time period but I will have a look around

Sarah Wife of Thomas Shaw
St Chad Rochdale
abode Smith
aged 53  years
21st April 1844

[Radcliff]

Bless her was she the lady aged 90
Wardleworth Rochdale 1842

[emmsthheight]

Radcliff
Thank you so much for this.  Are these NBI entries?  I know my Sarah was married to David but any Shaws in that little area would be of interest.  I know there are hoards even in Rochdale but Wardle, Wuerndle, wardleworth is interesting.

I wonder who the lady aged 90 is?

Actually now you've given me those, my Sarah must be the 1849 Ap - June one.  There are only three in the 1840's.  I wonder about the older Sarah though being in wardleworth   I don't have David's parents yet.  He was born about 1792 - 1798.  Sarah just after him.  Probably in Ripponden or Blackstone edge area.  Sarah was Sarah Whiteley.  This branch of the Shaws are closely linked to Whiteley and Booth.

thank you again.

Best wishes

Emms 

[Radcliff]

Morning Emms
I have seen the marriage to Sarah Whitely St Chads 1820

but it doesnt give any clues

[emmsthheight]

Thank you Radcliff for all your efforts.

Don't worry.  I just thought someone might know somewhere I hadn't thought of or known about.

Maybe they took them back up Blackstone Edge into Yorkshire.  There are links in the litlle towns and villages either side of the Lancashire Yorkshire border, especially hanging Lee / beestonhurst, just off the main road where there has been a farm a brewery and a school among other things.

Thank You again!

best wishes

Emms 

[ThrelfallYorky]

Quite a few Shaws were/are found in the Walsden and Todmorden area, just a bit beyond Blackshaw Head, into yorkshire. I think there are one or two websites that give burial details for several of the local churches and chapels, so it may be worth looking there. "Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion" or some similar name springs to mind. Give it a try. I think there might also be a historic records website for the area, with burials on it.