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Natasha,

I have found the details of Natarsha Mccalla's burial.

Cottingley Hall Cemetery

10th July 1948 burial of Natarsha Anita McCalla aged 4 months, Infant.  Abode 66 Tempest Road, Leeds.  Grave number 580.  Grave section E.  Grave type Consecrated.
Natarsha is buried with a further seven people, all of whom appear to be unrelated and were buried in 1948.

I hope that this information is of use to you.

If I can be of any further help, please do not hesitate to ask.

Best wishes
CJL

Barry,

The Lily Emmett who died in 1864 in Leeds is buried in a public grave in Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds.

She was seven months old and was the daughter of George R. Emmett of Camp Field.  She was buried on the 31st July 1864.  Grave number 4702.  Consecrated section.

I hope that this information is of some use to you.

Best Wishes
CJL

Very useful site if you are trying to locate burials in and around the Leeds area of West Yorkshire.

www.yorkshireindexers.info

Best Wishes
CJL

Peter,

I think that I may have found details of the burials of both John Albert and Mary Louisa Wilson. know that this information is not what you were requesting in your original post and you may already have this information but I thought that it might be of interest to you if you do not already have it.

Leeds General Cemetery (Woodhouse)

9th January 1908 burial of John Albert Wilson aged 54 years of 6 Glensdale Terrace.  Occupation, Waiter.  Died 5th January 1908.  Cause of death Acute Pneumonia.  Place of birth Kirkstall.  Fathers Name Jonas Wilson, Forgeman.  Mothers name Martha E. Wilson.  Informant James Hillyard. Grave Number 10533.
John Albert is buried alongside a further 27 people all of whom appear to be unrelated.

18th June 1923 burial of Mary Louisa Wilson aged 63 years of 8A Lisbon Street.  Widow.  Died 14th June 1923.  Cause of death Paralysis.  Place of birth Leeds.  Fathers name John Leach, Railway Guard.  Mothers name Sarah A. Leach.  Informant A. F. Water.  Grave Number 519.
Mary Louisa is buried alongside a further 16 people all of whom appear to be unrelated.

I hope that this information is of some use to you.

Best Wishes
CJL

Julie,

If you are not already familiar with this website you might be interested in taking a look at www.ludditebicentenary.blogspot.co.uk  I think that this is the correct address but if not just google ludditebicentenary and it should be the first option which appears.

  There is a search option on the blog and if you type William Cotton an article dated March 1812 is shown.  I don't know whether it contains any further information than the information which you already have but it might be worth taking a look at.

Best Wishes
CJL