« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 04 May 16 00:21 BST (UK) »
Mum and Dad visiting Manor Park when they were down at a relative's funeral in December 2014 and using the two maps from DeceasedOnline they were able to find Dad's grandfather and step grandmother's grave and also his 2xGreat Grandparent's grave from the maps. The last burial in the older grave was in 1910 and it was still there in 2014, unlike some cemeteries who have been reusing them more regularly. Admittedly both graves were in the same wider area but they had no issue finding them from those maps. The later grave we knew there was definitely a headstone, although Dad doesn't think he'd ever visited it, the other we didn't know for definite but finding it was a bonus as so few in our family survive.
They also visited East London Cemetery the same day looking for Mum's grandfather's grave which she'd never seen and had more of a job finding that as they had no map and only some instructions from the Cemetery Office when they visited. Thankfully we did have the grave numbers so they were able to get some directions.
It may be worth asking at the very least if there are gravestones as you have the plot numbers, they should be able to advise. At least then it gives you something to aim at.
(KENT) Lingwell, Rayment (BUCKS) Read, Hutchins (SRY) Costin, Westbrook (DOR) Gibbs, Goreing (DUR) Green (ESX) Rudland, Malden, Rouse, Boosey (FIFE) Foulis, Russell (NFK) Johnson, Farthing, Purdy, Barsham (GLOS) Collett, Morris, Freebury, May, Kirkman (HERTS) Winchester, Linford (NORTHANTS) Bird, Brimley, Chater, Wilford, Read, Chapman, Jeys, Marston, Lumley (WILTS) Arden, Whatley, Batson, Gleed, Greenhill (SOM) Coombs, Watkins (RUT) Stafford (BERKS) Sansom, Angel, Young, Stratton, Weeks, Day