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Topic: Transcript of St Sepulchres Church Graveyard, Northampton (Read 8821 times)
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seahall
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Okay Tormor I will see what else I can find for you.
I am one of the children on the photograph on my avatar.
Are either of you from the area.
Maybe Liz can fill you in a bit more as we don't want to do work she has already covered in helping you.
Sandy
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seahall
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Thanks to Ian I have found a double grave showing the inscription below.
On 1st side of double M.I.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM ARTHUR HOLLIS WHO DIED FEBRUARY 20 1888 AGED 30
ALSO OF ANN ANDREW WIFE OF WILLIAM GRIFFITHS HOLLIS BORN NOV 14 1828 DIED MARCH 30 1892 MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
ALSO OF FRANK GRIFFITHS HOLLIS YOUNGEST SON OF WILLIAM GRIFFITHS AND ANN ANDREW HOLLIS DIED MARCH 21 1896 AGED 28
ALSO OF WILLIAM GRIFFITHS HOLLIS BORN DEC 27 1827 DIED FEB 10 1903
On 2nd side of M.I.
ALSO EMILY FANNY BOULTON HOLLIS AT REST OCTOBER 18TH 1937
As the stone is worn without Ian's transcript I would not have been able to note it all.
The Northamptonshire Family History Society have just brought a new M.I. for the Churchyard. I will get a copy a.s.a.p. to confirm against what Ian and I already have noted.
Sandy
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seahall
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Oh just realised you asked if graves, yes they are still in the Churchyard.
Sandy
William Senior's.
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seahall
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William G Hollis and Family.
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lizzieh4350
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Hello when you say Wm Snr, who do you mean please? I am getting confused! Tks
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lizzieh4350
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Tormor please email me (*) and I can more easily give you Hollis family info.
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tormor
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Hi Lizzie
Unfortunately we don't appear to be allowed to exchange email addresses. You will see that your reply has been modified.
How do we move forward from here? This is all very well but it's like typing through a letterbox!
Sandy has come up trumps with the transcriptions and photographs, for which I am most grateful as I don't live in the area and it would be worth going to see this collection.
Best wishes
Tormor
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tormor
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Hi Sandy
Thank you very much for both the transcriptions and the pictures. These are a tremendous help.
We don't come from or live in the area but your work has shown that it is worth going to see this collection before they get a work-out type vicar who thinks he'll pick up these stones just for practice. I wonder who owns them?!? An interesting piece of gen that the Church is 12th Century. Thank you for that. Is the Church of the Holy Sepulchre a different one, or the same?
Many thanks and best wishes
Tormor
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tormor
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I forgot to ask: what is an avatar?
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seahall
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Hi again Tormor.
It is difficult to read all the questions at once. 
I think you would enjoy your visit, which would benefit from a look at original Parish Records of your ancestors at the Local Studies Area of the Library or Record Office, if they Baptised at St.Seph's.
They may also hold other information about William Senr.
My avator is the picture on the left of my reply, it shows me as a young girl. 
Sandy
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seahall
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Hi Shaun.
Welcome to your new relations here.
Just shout if we can help with anything.
Sandy
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