any one live Camerton

[audrey]

Hi
my only hope now for the death of William McKnight b 1842
does any one live near Camerton grave yard that  could find if the above is buried there  can think of no outher way to find his death trouble is I fear he could of been buried in an unmarked grave .He was still alive in 1901 living in the colliery houses as a lodger while working in Camerton pit  McKnight or any variation
thanks
audrey

I now have this info thank you

[Andi R]

Audrey

Long time since we spoke

No one lives near Camerton church yard

Anyway I was on a "scouting expedition" today to Camerton Cemetary, it is one of the most out of the way churches in one of the most fantastic places, you can believe.  Its down a long winding road/track I thought I had went the wrong way (I have seen better farm tracks)

I didn't go in it as it was getting to "spooky" time (Dusk) I might go tomorrow to have a look. I will take some pics if I go of the church as well

I'd imagine if he died down a pit  there will be a headstone the miners would have seen to that, anyway we will see

Andrew

[Andi R]

Audrey

Can't find a single McKnight buried at Camerton, there is a few unreadable, stones, but it would be a coincidence if they all just happened to be ones I was looking for, and we are talking really old.

It was quite a sad trip as I came across three new graves wich were no more than two foot in length, eight days old one child - you can understand decades ago but in modern times

Still as Christ said "Come little children"

Sorry I couldn't find anything

Andrew