Where would a peron be buried 1890

[Essnell]

Hi Hallmark,

I would say that the undertakers collected a lot more relevant info on people than churches. it seems more personal. 

My hubby was cremated and we sprinkled the ashes in the ocean. When that was done I gave that info to the Crematorium /Cemetery   and they have added that to their records.

it needs doing as otherwise no one would ever find out ...like i am trying to at present with Dear Henry.

Still nothing but they may have to go look so it might be a while.  Keep hoping.

Essnell

 

[merrick7]

I still await an answer
Cork Archives were given a lot of Lismore papers https://www.iar.ie/Archive.shtml?IE%20CCCA/U068

[maryderry]

Have you tried Tipperary county council.

[dathai]

Helen Edith Ruffle appears to have died 1979 in Barnet,Middlesex
Date of birth exact
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVZ3-3B82

Number 500
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1893/02290/1859355.pdf

[Essnell]

Hi merric7

Sorry not to have replied.  Think things got a bit off track and I missed doing so. 

Henry was born in Dorset but, as I said, I know that info and his family info up to his death. So it does not need researching here.  I did not however research his children but that work was for later.

Dathai has tracked somehow one of his 11 children  and that info is all very helpful to me in otherways and may eventually lead to Henry's burial place.


Any way I hope knowing that helps you.   

Essnell
Addit:   Thanks for the link to the  Irish Archive Repository.  I will check that out .

[Essnell]

Hi maryderry, 

Still catching up on this thread. 

No I have not tried the council for any record.  I think it is the only place I have not asked. 

so yes a good idea. 
Thanks for the suggestion.
Essnell

[hallmark]

http://tipperarystudies.ie/digitisation-project/gravestone-inscriptions/  has a pile of Cemeteries transcribed

[Essnell]

Hi Hallmark,

that is interesting.  a bit different to everything else.  will investigate. 

Something for fun.... What does the Irish boys name AIN mean?    best I can get is either mighty or lord.   No looking just ones' thoughts.

Essnell

[hallmark]

Not a clue!