This week, I highlight more of the collections at the recently uploaded images of Norfolk cemeteries taken by Norfolk resident, Louise Cocker.
Deceased Online's latest addition to the database is a little different from some of the other collections - and well worthing checking out.
We love hearing from anyone who has found an ancestor in our database. Is your relative in this latest collection of images? Please contact us by leaving a comment in the box below, or by writing on our Facebook wall or send us a Tweet.
Deceased Online's latest addition to the database is a little different from some of the other collections - and well worthing checking out.
The above photograph is from St Ethlebert Churchyard in Alby, Norfolk. The transcription (which you can find on the Deceased Online database) reads:
In the Memory of Agnes Elizabeth Semira who
Died November 2 1895 aged 7 Years also of Ethel Maud who
Died September 24th 1902 aged (Illegible) Years
the Beloved Daughters of Arthur and Mary Blyth (Illegible)
Monumental inscriptions (MIs) like this can provide useful clues for family history research. They can help identify children who were born and died between censuses. And they can confirm a death date for an individual.
Researchers can then follow up on what they find in the database by identifying the relevant death registration entry in the General Register Office (GRO) indexes, and then ordering the corresponding certificate.
Be aware that parents sometimes changed names around between birth and death, with children being known by a middle name. A check of the GRO birth index reveals the following entry for little Agnes:
BLYTH, ELIZABETH AGNES SEMIRA | SPARROW | |
GRO Reference: 1888 M Quarter in AYLSHAM Volume 04B Page 93 |
This reveals that Agnes' mother's maiden name was Sparrow. Using the above details a copy of her birth certificate could be ordered from the GRO website.
The collection includes 131 images from Alby and hundreds more from the following churches:
Cemetery Name | Number of Images |
Alby | 131 |
Attlebridge | 95 |
Aylmerton | 326 |
Baconsthorpe | 201 |
Bagthorpe | 52 |
Bale Cemetery | 179 |
Banningham | 199 |
Bawdeswell | 174 |
Beeston St Lawrence | 115 |
Belaugh Cemetery | 24 |
Bessingham | 80 |
Billingford, nr Dereham | 198 |
Billockby | 37 |
Blickling Cemetery | 390 |
Booton | 129 |
Bradfield | 123 |
Brampton | 149 |
Brandiston | 67 |
Brinningham | 170 |
Brisley | 227 |
Burgh Castle Cemetery | 76 |
Burgh, near Aylesham | 87 |
Colby | 200 |
Colney Norwich | 138 |
Cromer Cemetery | 196 |
Docking Cemetery | 31
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Dunton | 84 |
East Rudsham | 111 |
Felbrigg | 137 |
Fulmodeston | 76 |
Gately | 72 |
Glandford | 86 |
Great Hautbois St Theobald | 87 |
Gunton | 57 |
Haveringland | 113 |
Hempstead nr Holt | 143 |
Hoe | 136 |
Houghton St Giles | 106 |
Ingworth | 146 |
Little Barningham | 87 |
Little Witchingham | 23 |
Mannington | 16 |
Metton | 81 |
Morton | 76 |
Newton by Castle Acre | 79 |
North Barsham | 66 |
North Walsham Quakers Cemetery | 22 |
Old Catton Cemetery | 133 |
Oulton | 224 |
Oxnead | 65 |
Oxwick | 27 |
Plumstead | 96 |
RAF Coltishall | 222 |
Reepham & Kerdiston Cemetery | 83 |
Ridlington | 125 |
Rougham | 186 |
Runhall | 118 |
Salle | 190 |
Sco Ruston | 55 |
Sharrington | 134 |
Sherford | 82 |
Smallburgh | 229 |
Southwood | 13 |
St Faiths cemetery | 213 |
Stanfield | 150 |
Stibbard | 252 |
Stody | 113 |
Sustead | 112 |
Swafield | 139 |
Swannington | 172 |
Tatterford | 101 |
Themelthorpe | 52 |
Thurgarton | 125 |
Thurning | 152 |
Thursford | 74 |
Thuxton | 104 |
Thwaite | 104 |
Tunstall Ruins | 36 |
Tuttington | 141 |
Walsingham Guild of All Souls | 11 |
Walsingham Methodist | 9 |
Walsingham Roman Catholic Shrine | 139 |
Walsingham Shrine of Our Lady | 93 |
Walsingham The Annunciation | 12 |
Warham All Saints | 158 |
Warham St Mary | 154 |
Waterden | 39 |
Welbourne | 190 |
West Barsham | 66 |
West Beckham (Ruins) | 113 |
Wood Dalling | 241 |
We love hearing from anyone who has found an ancestor in our database. Is your relative in this latest collection of images? Please contact us by leaving a comment in the box below, or by writing on our Facebook wall or send us a Tweet.
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