Crummey/Little Family (Blyth/Cowpen/Cambois)

[cerip23]

Hi

I wonder if anyone can help? I've got my partner's ancestors research and have found the above family but really would like to know where they're buried?

I was considering Blyth Links but I found out there was a cemetery at Cowpen but then they could be buried pretty much anywhere In that area.

Does anyone have MIs for cemeteries along the coast that could help?

[CaroleW]

Would help if you gave some details of the timescale for their deaths as availability of records is dependant on that info. 

[trish1120]

Probably Isabella Crummey on Census born c 1882/1883 Cowpen.
Birth appears to be reg 1881
She married James Little 1905
James born c 1879 Blyth

Isabella seems to be widowed in last census available.

Death Reg;
Name   
Isabella Little
Birth   20/09/1881/Death 04/1974 Northumberland Central

I cant help with Burial place.

[2zpool]

She is not buried in Pegswood Cemetery from my list 1913-1999.

Janis

[cerip23]

Hi, I was really looking for any deceased Crummey/Littles. I have most census records and deaths, I am just looking for burials.

[rosie99]

You need to list the names, dates and places of death of the people you are looking for

[geordiesue]

There`s a Nicholas Crummy burial date 5th Jan 1793 son of Nicholas and Margaret in St Albans Church Earsdon Burial Person Abode South Blyth, Father a sailor from bishops transcripts

also same cemetary
James Crummy burial date 7th Jan 1817 Person age 49 Person abode South Blyth Notes Annotated at Blyth

Theres also a few baptisms at the same church on free reg for Crummy
Also on free reg at same cemetary there is a few burials for Little

[cerip23]

Thanks geordiesue

Im glad I can go and look, although the graves will be completely illegible by now probably, I only live 10 mins away at Hazlerigg

[River Tyne Lass]

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=815090.0

There is a link on this thread originally posted by Boo which will take you to a site which has photos of some Earsdon gravestones.  Perhaps it might be a good idea to check this out.