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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Electoral Roles in Failsworth 1906 to 1935
« on: Thursday 21 February 13 00:26 GMT (UK) »
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Newbiggin Northumberland Electoral registers- 1905 to 1913
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Hi
I've been to Failsworth cemetery and found John Seymour's age 37 grave in Section G row K grave no 9 but there is no head stone
For your ref
http://www.twbaird.co.uk/cemplans/fails.html
The map of the cemetery shows section 'G' with two round abouts at top of each corner looking from the bottom of Section 'G'
Using the right hand round about corner of section 'G' count in 5 rows down from the top path and 9 graves in from the right hand path.
Some stones are numbered at the back of the head stones
The head stone at the side of John Seymour is Thomas Lomas number G K 8 the one in front of the is G L 8 and the one behind G J 8 but all graves in G L 9 - G K 9 -G J 9 have no headstones
Did a search and found this
'All cemetery records for Oldham are held at the Offices at Hollinwood Cemetery.'
added: Castana, I have sent you the contact details for the cemetery office.
Did a search and found this
'All cemetery records for Oldham are held at the Offices at Hollinwood Cemetery.'
John's youngest childs birth certificate that went into care will give John's name -if he had say John as his middle name-?? also may give a last known address or if John died months or still alive before the child was born etc. Mary may have died in childbirth ?
The date the children went into child care may be because both parent had died before that date
Dobby