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Topic: Obituary for William Loveland 1861-1950 (Read 408 times)
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seahall
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Hi David.
Just got in and saw your request.
He maybe buried with your other relative as the grave is the same no.?
Is there a family connection.
Sandy
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seahall
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William Loveland, aged 88 years, (137 Wb'oro' Rd) this was the
St Edmunds Hospital 61, Purser Road, died 31st Jan 1950,
buried Feb 2 1950 at Billing Rd, grave no. 15562.
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seahall
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Here are some pictures of the grave place and surrounds.
It is easy to find. 
Sandy
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seahall
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A close up of the family grave.
Sandy
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seahall
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Evening David.
Yes the headstone visible is for HUGHES 15561.
I will P.M. you in a mo and then look for Emma's details.
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seahall
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Emma Eliza Loveland, aged 82 years, (137a Wb'oro' Rd), 61, Purser Road,
died Aug 7th 1943, buried Aug 11th 1943, grave no.15562.
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seahall
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Hi again David.
Information about the 137 Wellingborough Road workhouse,
later St Edmund's Hospital.
http://www.rootschat.com/links/05w7/
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rebekahm28
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My daughters ancestor on her fathers side was at 137 A Wellingborough Rd in 1914. I hadnt realised it was connected to the workhouse?? I only know they were there because their son Richard Durden was killed in action in 1914, and I saw the address on his war records.
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seahall
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HI Rebecca.
At that time the Workhouse would have become St Edmunds Hospital.
Although folk from the Town still dreaded going in, never expecting to
come out.
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