Mary Ann Graham Newcastle upon Tyne missing records

[OurAncestors]

I have now found a likely match in the 1921 census for one of Francis and Mary Ann Grahams orphan children,
Margaret Alice aka Margarita Alicia Graham

Convent of Mercy Wigton

Parents both dead

Date of birth is correct.

Because Francis and Mary Ann Graham both died in 1918 I am trying to find out what happened to their children, as they were all my family members.
Amy information would be gratefully received.

[jonwarrn]

Graves registers for Elswick Cemetery
They have Charles Graham buried 28 July 1910 in Y 105 (unconsecrated section)
Age given looks like 67 yrs.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJN-F9G9-B

[OurAncestors]

Thank you, that is useful. Y 105. What does unconsecrated imply, I have seen Records for Charles Graham noting Roman Catholic and St Mary's Clayton St, does Elswick cemetery not have a specific RC section? I have also tried to find a plot map but so far no luck. With a plot map I would be able to go  and have a look at where he was planted. I doubt there will be any clues there but with a plot map I can have a rough idea. North Tyneside cemeteries have detailed plot maps.
If any tech expert on this board can link this up with the other post about Charles Graham Elswick and St John that would be helpful?

[jonwarrn]

Hi
I've found another thread, hope it's the right one!
Roman Catholic burials Newcastle 1910 St. Augustine
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=871420.0

I've linked it to this one via the quotes. Hopefully someone may be able to help further.

[JenB]

What does unconsecrated imply,

Unconsecrated simply means that he wasn’t buried in the section which had been consecrated for use by those belonging to the Established Church, I.e. the Church of England.

The Unconsecrated section of a cemetery was reserved for use by members of non-conformist churches and for members of faiths other than Christianity.