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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Fife => Topic started by: Jim.h on Sunday 08 March 15 14:06 GMT (UK)
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I am trying to locate a grave in Kirk o Beath cemetery in Fife Scotland. Is there some sort of inventory?
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Have you tried Fife Family History Society? They have a lot of publications so they might be able to help. I live nearby so can go take pictures if you are not in a position to visit when you've pinned it down.
Cheers
McDaffy
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Hi McDaffy
Never knew about that site. Thanks for the info and the offer
Jim h
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Don't you mean Beath Churchyard? (I read that as Kirk of Beath)
Also known as: Kirk O' Beath, Beath Old Church
http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/10542/name/Beath+Old+Kirk+Beath+Fife
Also on Beath on Findagrave, enter your person's name and it might be here:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=2471855
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Hi Kirkcaldy library at least has a CD rom with plot details for Beath.
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Have you tried Fife Council who hold the interment inventory. Their office for this purpose is based at Dunfermline Crematorium. Good luck
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Hi Jim. You can try Scottish-monumental inscriptions they have it you can check for your surname
Free or buy the cd for £7.50
Beath Old Churchyard along with Mossgreen Cemetery is on this Fully searchable CD, complete with photographs and transcriptions dating from 1680-2010, there are around 1400 images.
Available on a fully searchable CD for Windows PCs or as a digital Dowload with Text Only
Download free surname Index
NorrieG
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Norrie I found the plot from the CD ROM at Kirkcaldy library. How do I find where to go? Speak to gravedigger? Also I assume there is no grave as they cost money?