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Title: Grave question help please
Post by: worth on Tuesday 13 December 16 14:26 GMT (UK)
Hi all,
I have the death certificates of two relatives, Joseph Wright who died in 1925 who lived in Walkeringham Notts, and Sarah Wright his mother who died in 1914, she also lived in Walkeringham in 1911. My question is, I have looked in Walkeringham cemetery, Misterton cemetery and Beckingham cemetery but I cant find their graves anywhere. On Josephs certificate it reads that he died 16 March 1925, Beckingham Misterton. Sarahs reads died 27 January Walkeringham, Misterton. As said above, I have looked in all these cemerterys but found nothing, how would I go about finding the grave plans for these cemeterys, and find them that way.
Thanks in advance
Also, Sarahs husband Thomas Wright is buried with his second wife Harriet in Walkeringham cemetery.
Title: Re: Grave question help please
Post by: mikechristopher on Tuesday 13 December 16 14:36 GMT (UK)
Have you tried contacting Nottinghamshire Archives?

Deposited records at Nottinghamshire Archives
Baptisms 1613-1904
Marriages 1605-1950
Burials 1606-1955
Bishop's Transcripts 1602-1852

Nottinghamshire Archives
Castle Meadow Road
Nottingham
NG2 1AG

telephone: 0115 958 1634
email: archives@inspireculture.org.uk
http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/culture-leisure/archives/visiting-archives (http://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/culture-leisure/archives/visiting-archives)

I had a similar issue trying to find a grave in Huddesfield - Huddersfield Local History team and Kirklees Council were of a great help.
Title: Re: Grave question help please
Post by: Milliepede on Tuesday 13 December 16 21:55 GMT (UK)
Unless there are headstones - sometimes even with - looking in graveyards without knowing a location is unlikely to produce a result.

I would contact each of the cemeteries and ask if they have record of the people you are looking for.

Or as suggested above  :)