Are memorial inscriptions for St Mary, Morpeth recorded somewhere?

[River Tyne Lass]

I have just this afternoon been given information concerning the burials at St Mary, Morpeth of my Great x 3 Grandmother Mary Conroy, her son Edward and his wife Mary.

Is there a volume somewhere or a link giving memorial inscriptions for this Church?

Mary probably didn't have a grave stone (she was a hawker/pedlar) although perhaps Edward and Mary may have had one. 

These are their burial dates:

Mary Conroy - 23 February 1879

Son Edward Conroy - 14 February 1920

His wife Mary Conroy - 3 February 1908

I will appreciate any information given.

[Tickettyboo]

http://www.ndfhs.org/pdfs/Vol-6-No-2.pdf

That is dated 1981 and says they have a Revised index to copies of Northumberland MIs.
Morpeth MIs on the list only go up to 1851, maybe worth asking NDFHS if they have a later update?

Boo

[davidft]

It seems there was a publication that gives details to 1959. If you have no luck elsewhere I will have a look at this publication (provided it is still at SOG), but it will not be this week I am afraid
(At this stage I do not know if the 1959 date specifically applies to St Mary's or whether there are other churches in the book and that is just the date of the latest transcript in the book).

Author:Jewitt, J (trans.)
 
Title Statement:
MORPETH (St. Mary) : MIs 1704-1959: Northumberland monumental inscriptions, vol. 1 [Typescript.]
 
Published: 1976
 

[River Tyne Lass]

Thank you Boo and David for your posts.

I would really appreciate you checking this book for me - there is no hurry - just whenever you get time. 

I don't know if they will have gravestones but perhaps they might - I hope so as stones often give more snippets of information. 

Thank you for offering to help David  and to you Boo for the link.

[davidft]

I have made a note of the details and will see what they have next week and report back

[River Tyne Lass]

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=796134.9

David, than you for your kind offer.  However, I think I must have been having a 'Senior' moment when I put up this post.

Another RootsChatter kindly sent me a link to the St Mary, burials not so long ago and there is no evidence that they have gravestones.

I think I just got so excited yesterday when I finally got to learn where my ancestors were buried.  This was totally unexpected as they were Roman Catholic.

I am glad caught you this week before you go off to search for information I now already have. 

My apologies - I didn't do this deliberately - asking for information I already have.  It truly had slipped my mind.  Very pleased though to know where Mary, son Edward and his wife Mary are even though it turns out they don't have gravestones!

[davidft]

No problem. Glad you have the information.