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Cemetaries Online are there any?
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Molly | Report | 9 Mar 2004 21:20 |
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Does anyone know of a website for UK cemetaries. I have been trying to locate the burials of several ancesters with no luck,or if anyone has any other ideas of how to find out where to look? Angie |
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Karen | Report | 9 Mar 2004 21:32 |
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Family history on line has some burial records for the Sussex area, or otherwise you could ask people to do a look up on the NBI which quite a few people have that are on here. Best bet is to contact the local council for the area your interested in. Good luck hunting. Karen |
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Yvonne | Report | 9 Mar 2004 21:57 |
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Abney Park in London has a terrific website. Many famous non-conformists are buried there, as well as ordinary folk. I believe the area is also known for its parkland. Just type in "Abney Park Cemetary" on your Search Engine and enjoy exploring this interesting place. Happy hunting. Yvonne Garry, Dundas, Ontario, Canada [email protected] |
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Judy | Report | 9 Mar 2004 23:26 |
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This site is about helping the genealogy community find information about their ancestors. Cemeteries are an excellent source for genealogy, and are especially prone to surprises! Many of the cemeteries in this directory are linked to transcriptions entered by volunteers, so please remember to thank the individuals who took the time to prepare them (and by all means, add your own information, as well!) http://www.daddezio(.)com/cemetery/ remove the ( ) from the address Judy |
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Christina | Report | 10 Mar 2004 06:00 |
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moretonhampsteadtrust[.]org. I hope Ive got that right, remove brackets, go to archive section, they have a marvellous burial list for that area in Devon. They also have births and marriages and the census from 1841 through to 1901 all free!!! shame there aren't other sites like theirs. Christina |
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zoe | Report | 10 Mar 2004 10:33 |
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HI all just wanted to let you all know in Lowestoft, Suffolk are 3 cemeteries can search for alpabetically and it gives you age, address and occupation at death and plot number last week I went back to "home" and found some relatives headstones from 1890's due to this website: http://www(.)waveney(.)gov(.)uk/cemetery/cemetery.htm Also following is good website for us to all aid if we have some spare time and want to help the greater good with regards to gravestones and it has already got some in Suffolk and Norfolk: http://www(.)gravestonephotos(.)com Hope that helps! Zoë :0) |
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Ann L from Darlo | Report | 10 Mar 2004 10:39 |
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Angie West Cemetery ,Darlington has a website but is not yet all complete. Ann,Darlington |
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Sarah | Report | 10 Mar 2004 13:51 |
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Hi, Ive just found this website in my favourites...Ive got sooo many there, I had forgottern about this one...so Im gonna have a wee look meself in a minute Here it is http://www(.)ancestorsreunited(.)com Sarah |
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Molly | Report | 10 Mar 2004 15:16 |
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You guys are just fab!! Meant to say its mainly Durham areas I need. I knew you would come up with stuff for me, as always. THANK YOU Angie |
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