Hi Joan, gosh youve spread abit further than my lot have !!!! Google earth can be a bit of a pain to navigate, with mine I drag the little yellow man in the top corner onto the street and get street view but as said I'm unsure which house is Beechcroft , both the house and the bungalow are detached.. As far as I am aware Harry is not buried in the cemetary although Martha and Fred and their infant son are (think ive remembered right) I have photos of most of the burials in that cemetary relating to the Inmans, when I get the file back from my mum i'll send you the pics I have, I also have church ecords from Chapelthorpe relating to school entry forms for Margaret, Marion and Jack and children of Harrys brothers (if I can figure out how to do that on here). I remember researching your branch and I think Jack had a son called David and lived in Crossgates, Leeds working as a newsagent....Thinking about it I also have Harrys brother Arthurs war record from ancestry that has a hand writen letter by him in it, briefly he is asking his superiors for more time on leave as he is a widow with two children aged 5&7 named Ronald and Winifred, (his first child was unfortunately stillborn) and nobody to care for them, he also talks about losing money he needs from selling vegetables from his garden if he returned to service (his first wife Sarah Ann died 10 years after their marriage in 1905 from 'Graves disease' and although he married again that wasnt until 1928, really interesting but heartbreaking really x
