Burial record , Bray, Cookham

[turtle]

Hello

Can anyone help me find a burial record for Richard Woolhouse, born 1811, Upton cum-Chalvey,  Buckinghamshire.   died January 1863  at Bray in Berkshire.  Wife : Ann

Many thanks

Dean  ( New Zealand )

[Valda]

St Michael Bray
11th January 1863
Richard Woolhouse aged 52

Regards

Valda

[turtle]

Hello Valda,  thank you very much for the help,  is St Michaels in Bray a church yard  that I could visit if I come to England ? 

Dean 

[Valda]

Dean

Using Google images on the internet you find these sort of pictures of the church which I don't know personally.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bray,_Berkshire

http://www.braystmichael.co.uk/index.htm

Regards

Valda

[turtle]

Hello Valda , thanks for taking the time to look for me,  it looks like a nice place , I'll contact them to see if there is a surviving grave there.

[turtle]

Hello again,  would you also have a record for a Francis Woolhouse who died in 1861 ,  Windsor Berkshire.   or Phoebe Woolhouse , I have not been able to find her on the G.R.O index , so may have died prior to 1837, also Windsor Berks. They were both born abt 1775. 
 

[Valda]

There are Woolhouse burials at St John the Baptist Windsor and St Andrew Clewer but not for the names you are interested in.

I would try the records at

http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/

Regards

Valda

[Little Nell]

St Michael's in Bray has a large churchyard.  It is close to the river Thames - and two famous hostelries (expensive ones as well - the Waterside Inn and the Fat Duck).  The church itself was apparently built about 700 years ago with renovations by the 19th century vicar Austen Leigh, who was, I believe, a relative of Jane Austen.

There is also a cemetery in the parish, known as Bray Without.  Depending on where he lived, he may be buried there.

Nell