Mary Winterbottom - Burial 1901

[karen58]

Hi BumbleB

Thank you for the link, I'll keep looking.
I like your "They'll be found when they want to be found" !!! This is true

Cheers Karen

[bertflo]

Hi  Karen. you could try Family search.org, just had a look on there and there is a sam winterbottom and mary taylor married  1901 also if you explore the family tree you will see robert and john too,  plus others  .free to join just register.              happy hunting.  bert

[BumbleB]

The address given at the baptism is 24 Holly Terrace, but they family are not there on 31 March 1901 when the census was taken.  I wonder if Mary was already dead by 27 August - I note that they were privately baptised.

[BumbleB]

Finally found my copy of the parish register holdings at West Yorkshire Archives - there are no burial records at all for St Andrew, so I assume that there was no graveyard there.

[Marmaduke 123]

Your missing Winterbottoms may have been buried in a municipal cemetery, or even cremated. Deceased on line is my go to for my Calderdale relatives, but they don't have Kirklees records. Kirklees council seem to say they dont have much in the way of digitised earlier records, and point to the Huddersfield Libraries Family History Section. They have an online query form, and I have found them helpful in the past.

https://www.kirklees.gov.uk/beta/contact-the-council/frequent-contacts/default.aspx?contact=huddersfield.localhistory@kirklees.gov.uk

[karen58]

The address given at the baptism is 24 Holly Terrace, but they family are not there on 31 March 1901 when the census was taken.  I wonder if Mary was already dead by 27 August - I note that they were privately baptised.

Hi BumbleB, Aren't you clever, I didn't notices the Ps. Maybe she was already dead or very sick.

Thank you
Cheers Karen

[karen58]

Your missing Winterbottoms may have been buried in a municipal cemetery, or even cremated. Deceased on line is my go to for my Calderdale relatives, but they don't have Kirklees records. Kirklees council seem to say they dont have much in the way of digitised earlier records, and point to the Huddersfield Libraries Family History Section. They have an online query form, and I have found them helpful in the past.

https://www.kirklees.gov.uk/beta/contact-the-council/frequent-contacts/default.aspx?contact=huddersfield.localhistory@kirklees.gov.uk

Hi Marmaduke 123
Thank you for the link will give them a try.
Cheers Karen