St Mary Magdalene Newark Upon Trent

[ChristopherHeppenstall70]

If services for burials were taken place at this church - where is the cemetery in Newark?

[jaywit]

What date are you talking about?

This is the website giving details of the town cemetery.

https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch?AcctView=Login&SrchView=Basic&DetsView=Content&ListSource=Contributors&section=CONTRIBUTORS&context=NEWARK&lang=E

[iluleah]

Likely
Coddington : All Saints'
Newark : Christ Church
Newark : St Leonard'

Why don't you contact the Rev'd directly http://www.newarkanglican.org.uk/newark-parish-church-of-st-mary-magdalene/newarkstmaryindex/newark-st-mary-page-1.php

[ChristopherHeppenstall70]

Thank you for the links provided earlier.

Jaywit - to answer your question:

I am looking at 1700s onwards.

[jaywit]

There is a churchyard attached to the church, not very big though, but being in the town centre I wouldn't be surprised if buildings haven't encroached on it.

There is some information and pictures here.

http://southwellchurches.nottingham.ac.uk/newark-st-mary/hchyard.php

[larkspur]

The churchyard for St Mary Mag Parish church was around the Church. Part of it has been turned into a park and grassed over, the gravestones are around the walls. If I remember correctly there are also gravestones laid flat around the front door. The back of the church contains a grassed area and the war memorial now stands there. As far as I can see the last burial was September 1853.
http://gravestonephotos.com/public/cemetery.php?cemetery=174&limit=1

the Municipal Cemetery opened in 1856 and is on London Road

"Newark : Christ Church
Newark : St Leonard'"
Neither of these Churches has a graveyard.
The old Christ Church Lombard St is now a furniture store!
The new  Christchurch was built in 1958 on Boundary Rd.
St Leonards was built in 1873 on Northgate and has been demolished.
There is a new St leonard on Lincoln Rd.

[larkspur]

There are 35 burials for Hep*l in St Mary Magdalene the earliest 1702 and the last 1852