St Helen's Garstang burials?

[schimmellover]

Hi
I would like more information about a grave in St Helen's, Churchtown, Garstang grave yard.
I believe Thomas Seed age 85 was buried there in 1839, and his wife Ann age 85 in 1842.
Lancs opc have the name on the grave as William Seed, but I'm fairly sure that there has been a mistake, either at time of burial, or in later transcribing of the record.  All details apart from the first name are correct, and there is no William Seed death in registers for this time/place.

Does anyone know where I can find information about the grave or an MI?
(Assuming there is a stone)
Many thanks.

[Maiden Stone]

"Lancashire Graveyards and Burial Grounds  -  Locations and whereabouts of transcribed monumental inscriptions"  compiled by W.J. Taylor, published by Lancashire Family history & Heraldry Society, 5th edition -  revised 2000.  List is arranged in alphabetical order by location.  St. Helen, Garstang is under Churchtown (Garstang).  State of recording of inscriptions is complete "between the known dates". Recordings were made by the Womens' Institute.  Location of the record is not stated.
 St. Thomas C. of E., St. Mary & St. Michael R.C., and Independent Chapel are listed under Garstang.

[Maiden Stone]

Find a Grave  https://findagrave.com has some MIs for Garstang United Reformed Church but not at present other Garstang churchyards or graveyards.

Gravestone Photographic Resource
https://www.gravestonephotos.com

Cemetery Records Online
www.interment.net/Default.htm

[Maiden Stone]

"Monumental Inscriptions of St. Helen's, Churchtown, Garstang"  published by Lancaster Family History Group. The only copy in Lancashire Libraries catalogue is at Lancaster Library.

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[GrannyM]

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