Fred G Hills & Mary Ann Hills nee Barritt [Burial Lookup] - COMPLETE

[jenner68]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me anything about Fred George Hills [or Fred George Peach Albert Hills born in 1872 in Wootton and his wife Mary Ann Hills nee Barritt married in December 1895 in Walgrave.  My father told me before he died last year said that he thought Fred died around 1950.

I am trying to find out when they died and where they might be buried. They lived in Wootton but at some point they may have also lived in Thirlestane Road, Far Cotton, Northampton.  If they were living in Far Cotton would they be buried in Towcester Road cemetery?.

Thank you

[joyce341]

 Have you seen the link,21st sept northamton site,
re great site,you can buy a disc for £10 for buriels,includeing Hardingstone,says Hardingstone comes under the Parish of Far Cotton.
Joyce

[jenner68]

Hi, thank you for replying. I do not know about the 21st sept northamton site. I keep reading that people are using lists on CD but do not know where they come from. cheers Richard

[mgeneas]

Just google 'Northamptonshire Marriage Index'

[seahall]

Morning Richard 

Have you seen the link,21st sept northamton site,

The link has been noted on this site previously at least 50 times. 

So as you missed it here it is direct.

http://www.northants1841.fsnet.co.uk/
or here also if you want the indexes
http://www.northants-familytree.net/indexes.html

Anyway the information you wanted is as follows.

Towcester Road Cemetery
Hill Mary Ann aged 73 lived at 31 Thirlestane Road
Intered April 16th 1947
Died April 12th
Grave No. 5269

Sandy

[seahall]

And here is Frederick's.

Towcester Road Cemetery
Hill Frederick aged 77 lived at 31 Thirlestane Road
Intered July 19th 1949
Died July 16th
Grave No. 5273

Sandy

[jenner68]

Hi,

With the info you helped me with I emailed the Borough council and they gave me directions where to find them in Towcester Rd cemetery. I made a visit over the weekend and found them. Thank you so much for your help. really appreciate it. cheers Richard.

[seahall]

Hi Richard

Glad that you were able to find the graves.

At the Cemetery Office they call me "one of the team".

They themselves are lovely.

Sandy