Ford & Yew Tree Cemetery Records

[lolaclare]

Hi,
Ford M3031. John Mitchell.

John Mitchell. died 88 Blythwood St Age 55 interred 17/6/1906
John James Mitchell d Royal Infirmary age 62, int 28/12/1938
Joseph Morgan d Southern Hospital L8 age 35 int 15/2/1912
Mary Ann Morgan d Southern Hospital L8 age 56. int 15/12/1927

Thanks so much for this - really useful!

[Beloved]

Hi,I was hoping you might be able to help me with a look up in Yew Tree cemetery? The information I have is that it is plot 4a/219. His name if Stanislaus Fegan. I'd like to know who else might be buried in the plot

Thank you,
Robin

[lolaclare]

Could somebody please lookup the details of plot O.99 in Ford Cemetery? - John Joseph Mitchell is buried there who died in 1956.

[ozranga]

Ford O99.
John Mitchell, Deed on file.
John Joseph Mitchell, died 12 Brooke Rd East,L22, age 81, interred 28/5/1956
James Mitchell, d 14 Seacombe St Age 34, int 2/3/1908
Mary Mitchell, d 80 Flinders St age 83, int 13/11/1920
John Mitchell, d St Vincents Hospice age 83, int 24/10/1931
Andrew Cassell, d 107 Rice Lane L9, age 18. int 6/1/1933.

Yew Tree 4a 219 -Michael Fegan
Stanislaus Fegan d 253 Stanley Rd Age 21, interred 11/1/1911
James Fegan d 77 alexandra St age 26 int 13/6/1908
Eugene Fegan d 177 McDonald St age 59, int 21/4/1910
Michael Fegan d 36 Kensington L7 age 90 int 12/3/1928
Patrick Fagan d Fazakerley Hospital age 35, int 29/9/1913
Daniel Lynch d 44 Cuelph St age 32, int 6/12/1911
Elizabeth A Major, d 51 Coltart St age 59 int 21/4/1910

[Beloved]

Thank you Ozranga, that's very helpful. A lot of young deaths there. Could you maybe look up one more for me? I've looked on the map of the cemetery on here, and can't see where this one might be, but the plot is 1379 and the name is Joseph Fegan?

[ozranga]

Hi
Yew Tree A1379 is a public grave so unlikely to be marked.
Joseph Fegan died 42 Belmont Rd L6 aged 72, interred 9/5/1950

[Beloved]

Thank you again Ozranga. Is that the standard at Yew Tree, that public graves are simply numbers and private are in a named section? I suppose another aspect of public graves is that they would be filled as needed, with no relationship between the people in them.

[Blue70]

Ozranga said this grave is in section A so it does have a letter. Just to explain about how the Liverpool RC burial records usually appear. The public burials were usually in the same section on the page. The public section letter for public burials should appear at the top of the page but sometimes it was missed out. The public burials were often recorded by number only as they were all in the same public section letter. The private burial entries had to include the section letter because at any one time people were being buried in a variety of private sections. Public burials at Ford and Yew Tree were paid for by the family of the deceased there were no pauper burials. At one time public burials were the most popular type of burial there was no stigma attached to public graves. The family paid for one place in the grave the other places were filled by non-relatives as this type of grave was not a family plot.


Blue   

[Beloved]

Thank you Blue, that's illuminating!