1940's burial record sources, Bridgwater

[Glen in Tinsel Kni]

Is there anywhere I can find the plot for a burial in Quantock Road Cemetery in 1942?

The funeral was reported in the newspaper in Feb 1942 and mentioned the cemetery. The local FHS have apparently released records to FindMyPast but there is nothing that I have been able to find for Bridgwater and there are no results on deceased online. From the probate register I know the deceased was named Eric Thomas Beechey, died 26 Jan 1942 aged 27 and he was a resident of Bridgwater. 

[BumbleB]

As the Cemetery office is currently closed, perhaps you could consider contacting the FHS to see if they can help you.

[KGarrad]

There is an email address for the Cemeteries office:
cemeteries@bridgwater-tc.gov.uk

Maybe they are still working? Maybe they can help?!

[Jo.]

There is information for Eric Beechey buried at Quantock cemetery so I had a quick search of ancestry
Probation for Eric is listed as Bristol,  it appears he was living at 7 Wembdon Rd, Brigwater,  and probate was given to Eric Reeves Beechey (dentist)  and Mary Beechey (wife of Eric Reeves Beechey) of 25 Wembdon Rd, I'd assume these were his parents.

The 1939 Register, give details of living with parents in King Square in Bridgwater (centre of Town) his occupation an accountant quite a well do to do area within town centre. 

Due to being of more wealthy standing, I'd would be very surprised if there was no head stone.  when I have time, I might go over and see if I can find an headstone for him, but it is a large cemetery now,   

[Glen in Tinsel Kni]

There is information for Eric Beechey buried at Quantock cemetery so I had a quick search of ancestry
Probation for Eric is listed as Bristol,  it appears he was living at 7 Wembdon Rd, Brigwater,  and probate was given to Eric Reeves Beechey (dentist)  and Mary Beechey (wife of Eric Reeves Beechey) of 25 Wembdon Rd, I'd assume these were his parents.

The 1939 Register, give details of living with parents in King Square in Bridgwater (centre of Town) his occupation an accountant quite a well do to do area within town centre. 

Due to being of more wealthy standing, I'd would be very surprised if there was no head stone.  when I have time, I might go over and see if I can find an headstone for him, but it is a large cemetery now,

Thanks Jo

I'd forgotten I'd posted this, I did get a plot number in the end from the local council (B688), and someone has offered to try and get a photo when they may be able to get across around Easter time.

I've added a memorial to find a grave


https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/222472071/eric-thomas-beechey

His father Eric was indeed a dentist and one of just three surviving brothers from a total of eight who fought in WWI. The five fallen brothers are remembered on the grave of their mother in Lincoln.

[arthurk]

(edit to earlier post made mine unnecessary)

[Glen in Tinsel Kni]

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