« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 13 January 16 08:23 GMT (UK) »
Hi Lei,
This is from the Wolverhampton indexes site which has many burials transcribed for Wolverhampton:
"Merridale Cemetery opened in June 1850, and from that date the vast majority of burials in Wolverhampton took place there, till the opening of Bushbury Cemetery in 1949 provided an alternative burial ground"
Merridale burials only go up to 1937 online. Bushbury is not transcribed. I'm guessing that as BumbleBee quoted that the Quakers were on the Penn Road that they would have used Merridale for they're burials rather than Bushbury which is about 5 miles away and didn't become a popular burial place til the 60s (its chocka block now though!) There were other burial sites in Wolverhampton however but my money would be on Merridale.
Below is a link to the Bereavment (?) grave search service...worth a try, Im sure I rung them before and they were quite helpful:
http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=8424&p=0Lisa
Plimmer,Lees,Ward,Ellis,Childs,Lowbridge,Newbury,Bird,Miles,Collins,Hees,Jones,Dodd-Wolverhampton. Marsh-Dudley. Miles,Harris,Stroud -Drinkwater-Gloucester. Prosser,Carter,Kirby,Dundon-Abergavenny. Hees,Muller-Germany. Goodman - London. Primmer - Ashby de la zouch.