Burials: Silk Willoughby: Sneath/Snaith

[Tom Piper]

Hi everyone,

I am looking for the burial of William Sneath/Snaith and his wife Elizabeth after 1795 at Silk Willoughby. William was born in 1762 in Silk Willoughby. His wife I think was an Elizabeth Jenkinson. A William Sneath/Snaith and his wife Elizabeth had a son William baptised at SW on 8th March 1795.

Tom

[rover72]

Elizabeth SNEATH, buried 6th Nov 1826, Silk Willoughby, aged 71

[Alan7636]

Hi Tom


William Newton Sneath, buried 29 July 1826, Silk Willoughby, no age given.

Alan

[Geoff-E]

William Newton Sneath, buried 29 July 1826, Silk Willoughby, no age given.

Just a babe? http://tinyurl.com/5wrp9cz

[Alan7636]

Nice one Geoff 

Thomas and Elizabeth shown as the parents are in the 1851 census in Asgarby and have a son William but showing as born in 1829 which ties in with

http://tinyurl.com/6j6fccq

So we are none the wiser as to when Toms William Sneath died, pity 

Alan

[Tom Piper]

Thanks for efforts evryone. The Newton Sneath family had several tragedies with the early deaths of some of  their offspring. Eventually both a William Newton Sneath and Frederick Newton Sneath survived to be executors of their father,s will in 1875.

Tom

[ptt1234]

HI ,
 I have been doing photos of headstones around my home location and came across William Elizabeth and son and grandaughter at St Andrews Asgarby . I have uploaded to billion graves and find a grave . if You want other pictures and you know the church find a grave photo request is the way to go .
 Babs

[Tom Piper]

Babs

Thanks for those photographs on Billion Graves. I too am a member of that company taking photographs of gravestones in my local churchyard which is difficult as the graveyard has been abandoned so not only do I have to find the gravestone but clear all the surrounding area before being able to record & photograph the gravestones.

Tom