how to see ORIGINAL cemetery records for Isleworth, London UK

[guest259648]

Is there an online way to consult ORIGINAL cemetery/burial records for Isleworth, London UK [and adjacent cemeteries]?

Hounslow Council have Indexes for all their burial grounds, I've been assured, but not original records. So it seems to be impossible for the office clerks to see the original writing and check for Indexing errors.

If there are no online resources for this particular locality, how could a person have sight of an original register for Isleworth etc?

Please don't suggest Deceased Online because this has already been fully explored.

There is no link I can give to another topic I'm aware of.
It's a query relating to How To View An Original Record, when you don't live in the area.

thank you

[PaulineJ]

Is this a scattergun search, or do you have a name and date of death to work from?

[rosie99]

You don't give any idea of dates but some Isleworth transcripts are available on FindMyPast have been transcribed on 3 separate occasions by familysearch,  West Middlesex FHS (NBI) & Rob Cottrell so the chance of errors are reduced.  There are also transcripts of MI's. & findagrave have some burials

[guest259648]

Is this a scattergun search, or do you have a name and date of death to work from?

No it's not scattergun.
It's a targeted search.
Official personnel have been consulted and it's thought that there may be an error in transcription, affecting the Indexes (there sometimes is).

I don't wish to put a family name up here for the moment.
But I could correspond with you privately if you feel you have ideas that could assist with viewing the original records.

thank you

[guest259648]

You don't give any idea of dates but some Isleworth transcripts are available on FindMyPast have been transcribed on 3 separate occasions by familysearch,  West Middlesex FHS (NBI) & Rob Cottrell so the chance of errors are reduced.  There are also transcripts of MI's. & findagrave have some burials

Not there on FindaGrave nor any related sites involving or relying upon photos or headstones.

I will check FamilySearch and report back (thank you) if you know of the existence of some reliable transcriptions.

One single incorrect letter in a transcription can make a record impossible to call up, via Indexes...

[KGarrad]

I don't wish to put a family name up here for the moment.
But I could correspond with you privately if you feel you have ideas that could assist with viewing the original records.

thank you

If it's cemetery records you are after, then the person concerned is dead?
So what is the problem with naming names? I don't get it!

[guest259648]

I don't wish to put a family name up here for the moment.
But I could correspond with you privately if you feel you have ideas that could assist with viewing the original records.

thank you

Not every family wants their details posted in a public forum like this one.
People worldwide can see what we post on here.
Not everyone wants that.
This is not my own family.

The request is "how to see original records" if you can't currently find them, and it's a valid one.

[guest259648]

Not every family wants their details posted in a public forum like this one.
People worldwide can see what we post on here.
Not everyone wants that.
This is not my own family.

The request is "how to see original records" if you can't currently find them, and it's a valid one.

[rosie99]

You have not told us what time frame these records are for as if they are in the 1900's then they are not so likely to be online.

Did you ever find what you were after in the same general area on this post 
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=855297.