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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Topic started by: Malcolm Bull on Tuesday 29 August 17 11:05 BST (UK)
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I have a John Walker [1804-1830] whose family were big in Brighouse, West Yorkshire in the 18th/19th century. He married Francis (Fanny) Esther Penfold in 1829, and died [19th January 1830] in Naples on their honeymoon.
I am trying to find out where John was interred. One on-line source implies that he was buried in the family church at Lightcliffe (near Brighouse), but the church records don’t support this, and whilst his body may have been brought back to England (pickled in brandy, like Horatio Nelson?), there is no evidence to back this up.
My question is: where & how would I go about searching for burials of an Englishman in Naples, Italy in 1830?
Any advice / guidance would be appreciated
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I am beginning to suspect that I may not have posted this on the most appropriate Board.
Can anyone suggest which would be a better location?
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The Europe board is probably a better place for this.
There's an English cemetery in Naples https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Cemetery,_Naples
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Europe Board?
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http://www.rootschat.com/forum/europe/
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Thanks for your help. I shall post it there asap.
Malcolm
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You could ask the Mods to move it so it is not in two places :)
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I did PM someone whom I believed was the moderator, to no avail
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It's usually better to use the "Reply to Moderator" button? ;D
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The English (Protestant) Cemetery in Naples,
http://www.wow.com/wiki/English_Cemetery,_Naples
Skoosh.
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Thanks, that's a great help. Sorry for the delay, I only just discovered your response, cos I haven't looked since I marked the thread closed.