Hannah Moody's burial

[mudgeemaid]

Hello Rootschat
Looking to see if the cemetery "Brown Street" New Sarum, Wiltshire, still exists.
Looking to see if there is a head stone for Hannah Moody who was born 1806 & died 1807. Parents were Joshua & Patty Moody. Hannah died 25.11.1807.
Joshua & Patty were non conformists & I have found a reference  "Non conformists & dissenting studies 1650-1850 which mentions Joshua Moody. They reference the entry as "UBD Vol.4 p.561" Does anyone know what "UBD" stands for?
Appreciate  any help & thanks in anticipation
regards
mudgeemaid

[rosie99]

TNA/RG/4/1433

Original image on FindMyPast has Joshua & Patty of the parish of St Edmunds, New Sarum.  Hannah was buried in the Protestant Dissenters burying ground Brown Street, Sarum on 25th November 1807 age 1 year 6 months.  It does not give a date of death

Have you looked at Brown Street on online Maps 

[mudgeemaid]

Hi rosie99
Thanks for your reply.
I have tried to find the Brown St. cemetery online but no luck. Will try again as I'm trying to see if there is a headstone for Hannah;
many thanks
mudgeemaid

[suey]

Hi rosie99
Thanks for your reply.
I have tried to find the Brown St. cemetery online but no luck. Will try again as I'm trying to see if there is a headstone for Hannah;
many thanks
mudgeemaid

Hmm, when you google Old Sarum you seem to just find information on the ancient ruins etc.  Perhaps you could try the Wiltshire Family History Society ?

[mudgeemaid]

Hi Susie
Thanks, will try the Wiltshire Family History Society
many thanks
mudgeemaid

[rosie99]

There is no evidence of a cemetery in Brown Street on Google earth.  The baptist church which is still standing is surrounded by buildings and access road

[BumbleB]

A remote possibility - this NLS map shows a large cemetery (just below the Milford area)

https://maps.nls.uk/view/102348088

[suey]

There is no evidence of a cemetery in Brown Street on Google earth.  The baptist church which is still standing is surrounded by buildings and access road

And car parks by the looks of it.

 

A remote possibility - this NLS map shows a large cemetery (just below the Milford area)

https://maps.nls.uk/view/102348088

Looking good, both Nonconformist one side and Cof E. on the other.

There is an old chapel near to me, their burial ground is across the road and a short walk away.  I wonder if the same applies here?  No room around the chapel itself so burial ground found elsewhere.

[kanskar]

The Large cemetery mentioned above is the London Road Cemetery.  I don't believe it was around in 1807. 

The Baptist church now has offices to the left of it and a car park to the right. 

Behind it (and on the 1878 map) was Gibbs Mew brewery (demolished about 30 years ago) and now housing.

I concur that it would be best to approach the Wiltshire FHS for assistance.

Kanskar