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Hi Famgen

Headstones very easy to locate..

5 in total all in a row to the left hand side of the churchyard.. one very blown... the centre of the five..

Photographed them for you.. if you have them no problem.. I was passing..

If you want them PM me with an Email address..

Yours
The Vicars Wife

Hi Jen

www.hartlepool.gov.uk

Links to the Cemeteries department on there.. There's an email address.. and a telephone number..

Its a huge ask for anyone to have a look around this churchyard at Stranton... it is huge..

But the folk who look after the cemeteries are very helpful..
They gave me the details over the phone with the burial plot number.. and from there I went down and found the grave with headstone..

When I got there I asked at the office and the lady from the desk took me straight to the grave.... Might be worth the phone call to get the burial plot no .. and then ask for someone to go check..

Yours
The Vicars Wife

Musgrave

St Helen's Church, Auckland
17th September 1898
William Musgrave, aged 21, bachelor, Occ. Miner, residence St Helen's Auckland. Father George Musgrave, Occ. Miner.
Mary Emma Jackson, aged 21, spinster, residence St Helen's Auckland. Father John Jackson, Occ. Miner.
Witnesses Philip Flowers and Edith Jackson
all sign

St Paul's Church, Evenwood
3rd September 1868
John Musgrave, aged 35, bachelor, Occ. Coalminer, residence Coundon. Father Thomas Musgrave, Occ. Weaver.
Anne Atkinson, aged 30, spinster, residence Evenwod. Father Robert Atkinson, Oc. Farmer
Witnesses Wm Snowdon and E Atkinson
John Musgrave makes X his mark all other parties sign

St Helens, Auckland
Bapt 22/5/1852 Elizabeth d/o Thomas Musgrave/Ann Stewart Pitman West Auckland
Bapt 21/5/1854 Jane Ann d/o Thomas Musgrave/Ann Stewart Pitman St Helens
Bapt 30/9/1856 Charles s/o William Musgrave/Jane Marshall Pitman West Auckland
Bapt 21/6/1861 Mary Ellen d/o William Musgrave/Jane Marshall Pitman West Auckland

Hi Coombs
I thought I had given you the Musgraves before..

Hi there

The Durham Records Online site has nothing to do with the official
       Durham .gov site..

www.durham.gov.uk
has a link directly to the Registrars site..

The link as shown in the box comes from the official Registrars site.. and going off the code it seems to be a Register Office marriage

Yours The Vicars Wife

wow Barbara that was quick...

Thankyou..

3 brothers all played for the team c 1900 ish..

Thanks again

The Vicars Wife