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garethgriffiths
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Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« on: Saturday 30 April 05 21:27 UTC (UK) »

Does anyone know if there is an electronic database or cd-rom for all or any of the cemeteries in Middlesbough which I could obtain?


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GRIFFITHS - Llandudno/Eglwysbach/Glan Conwy/BetwsYCoed/Llanbeblig/Caernarvon
BLEYTHIN - Llanbeblig
EVANS - Eglwysbach
JONES - Conwy/Llanrwst/TalYBont/Rowen
KEMP - Middlesbrough/Southport/Ainderby Quernhow/Kilburn/Sutton/North Riding
BONNER - Middlesbrough/Walsall/Escombe/South Hylton/Westoning
TAYLOR/ORTH - Middlesbrough/Southport
TURNOCK - StokeOnTrent Goldenhill, Odd Rode/Astbury, Cheshire
TUNSTALL/WILCOX/DOYLE/BOYLE - Stoke on Trent (Goldenhill)
HARP - Fenton
ROGERS/STANTON - Chester

sillgen
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #1 on: Friday 06 May 05 15:06 UTC (UK) »

I am sure there will be some form of transcription if you contact the Cleveland FHS but probably book form. Worth a try though. Contacting the cemeteries direct might work too. They are very helpful - or were when I was visiting them ten years ago.
Andrea


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mikeguess
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #2 on: Friday 06 May 05 19:10 UTC (UK) »

There is an MI for the old Middlesbrough cemetery ( I can look in my copy ) available from CFHS. This cemetery no longer exhists . The main cemetery for Middlesbrough was Linthorpe Cemetery ( over the road from the workhouse ! ) there are no MIs for this as it is quite a big place. This place was opened in 1861 after the old burial ground in Middlesbrough became full.


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 08 June 05 18:43 UTC (UK) »

Thanks, I suspect our Kemp/Taylor/Bonner/Hawkins families are going to be at rest in the Linthorpe cemetery after 1861 as the Kemp's seem to settle in Middlesbrough circa 1900. This would be the one I would opt for, I have seen their website and keep revisiting in case they intend to do an MI book at some time.
regards Gareth


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MINOR
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 08 June 05 19:06 UTC (UK) »

There are 7 Kemp Burials recorded at Linthorpe Cemetery in the NBI 2nd Edition. Do you want them all?


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 09 June 05 00:07 UTC (UK) »

Yes please that would be great and offer me some direction hopefully
thanks again Gareth


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MINOR
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 09 June 05 11:51 UTC (UK) »

NBI 2nd Edition;
Middlebrough New Linthorpe Cemetery

16 Dec 1874 Emma Kemp age 3
29 Mar 1875 Clara Kemp 13 mths
23 Feb 1876 Ann Kemp 8 wks
25 July 1878 Mary Maria Kemp 18 mths

Middlesbrough Linthorpe Cemetery

28 May 1867 Martha Ann Kemp 12 days
1 Nov 1869 George William Kemp 4
24 Feb 1870 Caroline Kemp 36

Let me know if you want other parts of N Yorks, I will look those up too.


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #7 on: Saturday 11 June 05 14:52 UTC (UK) »

Thanks again, none of those seem to fit (yet)
I do have a nucleus of Kemp's in Ainderby Querrnhow and Thirsk areas including Boltby, Kilburn and Sutton under Whitestone Cliffe.
Also Adam and George Kemp in Harrogate too.
Any burials or MIs in these areas of Kemp's would be greatfully appreciated.
Thanks
Gareth


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MINOR
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #8 on: Saturday 18 June 05 18:29 UTC (UK) »

NBI 2 nd Edition

Middlesbrough, Ayresome Cemetery

22 Jan 1860 Ann Kemp aged 72
22 Jan 1860 John Kemp aged 74

Middlesbrough St Hilda
6 Nov 1848 Jeremiah Kemp aged 21

Sorry, no sign of George or Adam in any of those N Yorks parishes recorded in this collection.
If you could give me some dates, I'll give you what is there.


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mikeguess
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 19 June 05 09:43 UTC (UK) »

I've looked at the MIs for Middlesbrough cemetery and there are no Kemps recorded. The recording was done in 1978.
Where the Kemps Quakers ? their burial ground was in place before the Linthorpe cemetery was laid out next to it.

Did your Kemps live in Middlesbrough itself, do you have an address or area for them ?


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 30 June 05 16:27 UTC (UK) »

Many thanks to Mike Guess for his dedication to helping me.

Hi MINOR
Regarding Adam and George Kemp, they tootle off to Harrogate by the 1901 cenus, Adam is 25 and a carpenter and his brother George is 27 and an engine driver. Both were born in Ainderby Quernhow Yorkshire, both were sons of John Kemp and Jane his wife, formerly Robinson. I think Adam's full name is Adam Robinson Kemp but if anyone could find any info on them or their descendants that would be great Kiss

Gareth


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #11 on: Thursday 30 June 05 16:31 UTC (UK) »

Many thanks Mike for sending me the photo of Robert Henry Kemp's headstone in Linthorpe Cemetery Middlesbrough that certainly has answered a few questions, including the fact that there are two husbands buried together in the grave.

I have 23 addressess for the Kemp/Taylor/Bonner/Orth family in Middlesbrough.
Thanks Gareth


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MINOR
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #12 on: Thursday 30 June 05 19:57 UTC (UK) »

These are all from the PR'S of Kilburn, hope they fit somewhere;

Married 16 Feb 1789 John Kemp of Great Ouseburn & Sarah Horner Wits Geo Horner John Fisher

Baptisms
15 Nov 1789 George son of John Kemp of High Kilb.
18 Mar 1792 John of John Kemp of High Kilb.
12 May 1794 Edward of John Kemp of High Kilb., carpenter
19 Apr 1795 Sarah of John Kemp H.K, carpenter
22 Dec 1799 Thomas son of John & Sarah Kemp of High K, carpenter
Born 14 Apr 1802 bap. 15 Apr 1802 Edward son of John & Sarah Kemp, High Kilburn, joiner
9 Apr 1804 Hannah dau. of John & Sarah Kemp of High Kilburn innkeeper
29 Jun 1806 Mary dau. of John Kemp joiner & Sarah his wife, H. Kil, born 23 Jun 1806
15 Apr 1808 Ann daughter of John Kemp (Wright) of High Kilburn & Sarah his wife
3 Nov 1811 Elizabeth daughter of John Kemp Labourer of High Kilburn & Sarah his wife
17 Jan 1812 Elizabeth daughter of John Kemp (Wright) of High Kilburn & Sarah his wife

Burial 14 May 1794 Edward (s) of John Kemp, HK, carpenter


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garethgriffiths
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #13 on: Friday 01 July 05 07:51 UTC (UK) »

Outstanding red team leader, get you a case of beer for that one!!!

Wow! I had a couple of those but you have certainly strangthened the family with a couple of new additions like Hannah and Edward's burial date so he must be buried at Kilburn.

The confusing element of Kemp (Wright) must be assoicated with his later job as a Wheelwright which shows on GENUKI's trade directories for Kilburn.

Have you got access to the parish registers through a FHS? This was the best news I have had for ages, so a BIG THANK YOU. I have been working on databases gathering in the Kemp's of Kilburn earlier this week from FreeBMD, Ancestry and particularly Family Search putting them into tables in MSWord but I certainly hadnt got as many as these.

Its a useful tip to others this far back to build a table of the same name from www.familysearch.org as they could well link up later.

Many thanks once again Minor, you should get 5 stars for this reasearch.
kind regards, Gareth


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marion knez
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Re: Middlesbrough Cemeteries
« Reply #14 on: Wednesday 06 July 05 02:41 UTC (UK) »

i am looking for thomas ebden who died in middlesborough in 1892. would he be buried in one of the middlesborough cemeteries?
it would be greta to find out about his family & parents,
Can anyone help me please?
thanks
marion


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