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surnametitle of the comment / feedbackcomment / feedbacksubmittednum
COLEdownloading photosince you have changed the way in which you now have to follow a link to download the picture of a grave i am having difficulty in doing so after following the link as it seems to take me nowhere

19/02/20122344
WINGATENo imagesHi, I'm very sorry, but I'm just not receiving the required images. It may be that my protection system is not allowing them through, although I've not had any problems in the past. Anyway, perhaps they'd come through via my Hotmail address? If so, I'll try that later. Kind regards, Lynette Smith

13/02/20122331
KNIGHTSONreply to my requestI got an email that said you've attached the image to the email, however I could not find the attachment (?)

13/02/20122332
THOMPSONRequestMy nanna and grandad, Frederick and Lillian Thompson, were buried in the municipal cemetary in epworth but I cannot find them on the list. I would like to put a gravestone on their grave as they do not have one.

12/02/20122330
FREEJethro Row Free and Margaret MeadowsI need to confirm that Margaret Daisy Free's maiden name was actually "Meadows". .... more

12/02/20122328
ROTHINROTHIN/RATHINI am searching for any graves of family with the surname Rothin or similar. (eg. Rathin, Rothen, Ruthen, Rothan). They lived in the area prior to 1820, but other branches of the family may have been there later. What a great site. I look forward to any "finds" & thank you in advance.

05/02/20122301
SMITHSMITH/BAMFORDJust to say that the photo I requested was not attached to the email you sent to me at my gmail address - I have photos of gravestones if they are of interest. Glenys

04/02/20122294
ELLISWhen your return email arrived there wasWhen your return email arrived there was no attachment, can you please resend Thank you Judith

03/02/20122291
FOSTERHEATHER ISABEL FOSTERHello we are trying to find an reference to a Heather Foster that died at a young age of 3 month's old. She died in Hartlepool according the the death certificate and we were wondering if anyone knew where she was buried and if she had a marker or headstone??

31/01/20122279
GEENTYHelpNo image was attached to your email. I tried two different email addresses and still no image. Thank you.

28/01/20122263
St. Matthew's Churchyard, Lightcliffe, Halifax, YorkshireHi - on the Yorkshire page, under 'Yorkshire cemeteries scheduled to be photographed and indexed' there is a note for the Old St. Matthew's churchyard in Halifax, but there is no volunteer name recorded. If the churchyard concerned is St. Matthew's, Lightcliffe then I would be grateful if anyone involved would get in touch with me. Many thanks. Angela

23/01/20122248
SANDERSONRequest for photos of gravesites near Blackpool, LancashireHello, I am attempting to locate photo images of the gravesites of my mother's family in the area near Blackpool, Lancashire, primarily at St. Chad, Poulton le-Fylde; St.Michael, Weeton; St. Paul, Marton;, and All Hallows, Bispham (in that order of priority). Does anyone know of attempts to photo survey the gravestones in these church cemeteries? Or, is anyone willing to help take this on as a project? (I unfortunately live in the U.S. so not available to do so myself). The two main families I am interested in are Sanderson, & Penswick. Any help is much appreciated. thanks -Rob

08/01/20122206
BREWSTERRequest for volunteer in Middleton, ManchesterGreetings, I am looking for a volunteer to look for Brewster gravestones in St. Leonard's Parish Church (Middleton Rectory) near Middleton, Manchester. There may only be one or two of them. Thank you in advance!

02/01/20122180
BREWSTERRequest for volunteer in NottinghamshireGreetings, I am looking for a volunteer who would be willing to take photographs and information from Brewster graves or monuments in Scrooby, Nottinghamshire. From what I can gather, the most promising location is the church cemetery located near the intersection of Great North Road (A638) and Church Lane. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

02/01/20122179
BREWSTERSpecial Request for volunteer in EssexGreetings, In addition to several requests for grave stone photos in Essex and Suffolk I am submitting, I do have a special request. At one time, the Brewster family had built Wrentham Hall in Wrentham, Suffolk and commissioned a stained-glass or painted window to be built within the hall that displayed many generations of Brewster marriages. The window had, reportedly, 12 Coats of Arms upon it, information I gathered from an ancestor's journal from the 1800s. Wrentham Hall was demolished at some point in the 1800s, and the family supposedly moved the window to Greenstead Hall (formerly Halstead Lodge) in Halstead, Essex. From what information I can glean, it seems that this hall is located on Church Road, appx. 0.7 km south from Colchester Road (A1124). I was hoping to find a volunteer who would be so gracious as to find the hall and see if the window still exists. I would love to have a photograph of it, and any other information related to it. Should the volunteer need additional assistance locating the hall, I do have several old photographs of the residence. Feel free to email me at any time at awbrewster@cox.net. Thank you very much!

02/01/20122178
BREWSTERRequest for volunteers in SuffolkGreetings, I am looking for volunteers to collect photographs and information from Brewster grave stones in the following towns: - Mutford (St. Andrew's Church) - Rushmere (St. Michael's Church) - Wrentham (St. Ncholas's Church) In addition, I am looking for a photo of any buildings still remaining where my ancestor's home, Wrentham Hall, was. I believe it was torn down in the 1800s but even a photo of the lot would be nice.

02/01/20122177
BREWSTERRequest for volunteers in EssexGreetings, I am looking for volunteers to take photographs and information off the gravestones for the Brewster family located in the following towns: - Chelmsford - White Notley - Black Notley - Braintree - Halstead - Little Maplestead - Belchamp Otten - Bulmer - Great Yeldham - Hedingham Castle I realize this is a lot of work, but photos from any of these cemeteries would be greatly appreciated and would be a great addition to my family research. I am particularly interested in Hedingham Castle, Halstead, and White Notley. Thank you very much for your consideration!

02/01/20122176
WESTGravestone imageI have received a confirmation email of my request but have had no further contact. Location: Felbridge, Surrey. Cemetry: St. Johns Church. Name: Samuel Joseph West. Grave Number: 150291 Image Number: 6003 What should I do next? .... more

11/12/20112126
DAYHELPThe following is the result of a search done on freeBMD.org.uk. You will notice that a John Benjamin DAY is listed in St Nicholas of Great Yarmouth. Do you have any more information that would help identify any of his relatives? Thanks for your assistance. County Norfolk Place Great Yarmouth Church St Nicholas RegisterNumber 1121 BurialDate 13 Aug 1849 Forename John Benjamin Relationship Rel1MaleForename Rel1FemaleForename Rel1Surname Surname DAY Age 55 Abode Yarmouth Notes FileNumber 3564 .... more

26/11/20112094
COXCox - Litton Cheney DorsetHello - do you intend to photograph this church. A number of my ancestors are buried there in particular there is/was a monument to James Cox DD with a large inscription. I am happy to pay for any photographs of Cox headstones in this church yard. thanks

05/11/20112033
Unlisted graveIn front of the free-standing stone archway in the churchyard is a gravestone in patterned brick with the lettering "1895" at one end, "1915" at the other, and "RUTH" in the middle. This seems not to appear in your list. It seems to be connected with the archway, as the latter has the same sort of brick beneath it. Does anyone know who is buried here?

23/10/20112000
MCLATCHIEAgnes McLatchieMy Fathers aunt left for Canada in the early part of 1900s as far as i am aware,could anyone tell me if McLatchie was here maiden name or married name,any help would be most appreciated. Thank you

02/10/20111949
WADE tracking down Maggie Wades detailsIt was very touching to see the grave of someone who died 5 generations before me many thanks for that. I had no idea such a service existed. Maggie had a daughter to Maihi Pineahi Kereopa (my gran Ngarino) and was married to Campbell,R and latterly to Ernie Martin who I dont know anything about. They lived on Maggies farm in Waiuku.I would love to track down their headstones as well. .... more

21/09/20111923
OGDENOgden, BarrowbyResearching my mothers family name of Ogden who resided in Barrowby for number of generations. If you have any infomation please get in contact.

15/09/20111900
BROWNWILLIAM AND MARY ANN BROWN monument exists St. Giles and St. George's burial ground AshteadWe are hoping there may be a photograph of the headstone of William Brown dec 5/11/1947 and his wife Mary Ann Brown dec 02/12/1950 available. We have a map confirming it is there and have been told there is an existing headstone however we live in Canada. I note they are not listed on the index though it has been done on your site. Thank you for any assistance. .... more

25/08/20111840
BAKERjohn bakerlooking for a headstone of john baker at allington lincolnshire cemetery.1821-1902

05/08/20111777
BALDERSTONDeciphering the gravestone!I am so grateful for your speedy sending of the photo of my relation's gravestone. Unfortunately I cannot read the top half of it I guess due to weathering, but wondered if you can read it from the original at your end. Thanks again for all your help.

17/07/20111757
BENCKENDORFFInscription abbreviationI am trying to find out what IXUI on a Russian Orthadox wooden grave marker stands for. The particular example is in Claydon churchyard in Suffolk and marks the grave of the wife of the last Imperial Russian Ambassador to the UK, Count Alexander Benckendorff.

13/07/20111752
BUCK Raymond Walter Buck Charles has just sent me a pic of Robert William Buck's grave (St Mary's, Aldeby) and I noticed that there is another inscription. It is not easy to read but seems to be for Raymond Walter Buck (Robert's brother). From what I can make it out it says something about ...burns... explosion... at Lowestoft.... Possibly dated Feb 22nd 1917. I would be most grateful if anyone can tell me what it actually says. Many thanks.

11/07/20111745
HOUCHINLooking for HOUCHIN gravesMy father's family ALL were born in Ongar Essex and as far as I know died there. Would some kind person be able to find their graves in ONGAR. Since I live in Austria I cannot. Keep up your wonderful work. Regards Susan

14/06/20111698
THOMSONattachment problemsMy first request received a very prompt response but unfortunately the returning email did not have the attachment promised so I have submitted a second request in the hope that Charles will make sure he attaches the image this time before sending the email. .... more

13/06/20111695
REEDERHello Charles, Thank you for reply to eHello Charles, Thank you for reply to e-mail but i don't seem to have any photograph it said you have attached it but i can't find it.

09/06/20111690
DRAKEDrake/Furley gravestonesdesperately seeking photos of gravestones for Louisa Creery DRAKE died Thingoe, suffolk sept quarter 1890 and any DRAKE graves at St Andrews, Brockley, Suffolk as they will be my husbands great great relations.....thanks, as its very difficult to visualise from New Zealand. and there are no photos of this family from the 1800's. Louisa was married to the reverend John Alexander Drake who was rector of St Andrews from 1860-1890ish.

07/06/20111687
MORGANSt Thomas Church Barnsley UKI am wondering if there are any volunteers in the Barnsley area? I would like photos of my ancestors headstones, all in St Thomas Churchyard at Gawber in Barnsley. I have a list of all names and dates and some numbers that might be plot numbers or parish register numbers. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

04/06/20111669
WILDHarold Wilfred Harmsworth WildHarold was born in Hertsfordshire in 1907 and lived there for most of his life. Areas on certificates include Radlett, Shenley Hill etc. He passed away aged 40 in 1947. His mother was Violet Grace Wild & his father was Wilfred Huburt Wild. His wife was Winifred Mary Wild. Id dearly love to see a photo of any one of these headstones - particularly Harolds. Unfortunately Im in Melbourne and wont be in England any time soon.

18/05/20111615
HEMSLEYThe grave of Sidney HemsleyThe dates match my 1/2 uncle who went missing from Queensland Australia. He was born in Kent England in either 1901 or 1905. His parents were Kathleen Marshall (who died when he was a baby)His father was Sidney Hemsley (Born 1878 Brighton England) My grandfathers 2nd wife was Lillian Patton whom he imagrated to Queensland Australia with. My great Grandfather also by the name of Sidney Hemsley came out with them. If any other information comes to light regarding this grave I would really like to hear from them it will solve a very old family mystery

13/05/20111596
CRAGGSBurial Place of Fanny Kelly/CraggsI wonder if anyone knows how to find out where a person was buried and then if there is a gravestone. My ancestor is Fanny Craggs but apparently she was also Fanny Kelly. Her maiden name may be Massey. She died in Cullingworth in 1886. I have got her death certificate. Otherwise she is an enigma. She is my G-Grandmother. any idesa or help would be appreciated. Also i am interested in the photography of the gravestones - i am in Australia near Brisbane and could do the local Cemetries if it will help.

09/05/20111591
LASCELLESresearching Lascelles in EnglandDo you know if this John Lascelles was married to a Nancy Ann Galtress and did they have a son Thomas Robert who came to America?

29/04/20111564
GOOCHGOOCH/HARTi have looked on every page and found my great gran but cannot find any others especially oliver george hart who married alice susanah,who died in 1960/he went on to marry emily dorothy may gooch,but cant find graves in any of your cems any ideas please

16/04/20111539
WRIGLEYTimothy Wrigley died 23 April 1841I believe our Timothy is buried amongst many T. Wrigleys in one of the 3 huge cemeteries attached to St. Chads, Uppermill, Yorkshire. I hope one day that your organisation will photograph this cemetery. In 2001 the local TIC sold me copies of transcriptions of 2 of the 3 cemeteries. The third had not yet been transcribed, but I hope this has been rectified by now.

10/04/20111519
OVERTONOverton family linksI have been able to trace my father's side back a few generations. He was James Alan Overton, and his father was James Leonard Overton born 1880 in Grimsbury, Warkworth; and his father was James Haddon Overton born 1855 in Gayton, Norfolk; but his father was only James Overton, born about 1831 in Elsing, Norfolk - I THINK. He might be James Yaxley Overton, but he definitely married Martha Blogg. His father in turn may be another James Yaxley Overton. I have come across hints of this. I am striving to be sure of this last one and find the connections further back. My father told me we are descended from Robert Overton (1609-1679), one of Cromwell's Generals, but I'd love to be able to make the link (or not). My mother's side traces back to a John (Johannes) Johans (Dutch) who was born 9 April 1800, presumably in the Netherlands (maybe India), and died 15 Aug 1854 in India. I'd love to find any more details of his forebears!! Any help is enormously appreciated.

03/04/20111488
PALLISERPalliser/Pallister ImagesFirstly, I want to you very much for all the work that has been put into this project. I have found the Pallister family that you have put up but now I need help. Is it possibly to get images of the other Pallister/Palliser headstones in St. Peter's in Rawdon? I have a transcription of the Palliser Burials 1813-1956 at St. Peter's which I believe in the notes section it lists possibly the locations. If anyone is going there to take photos, could they contact me and I could possibly give them this information. I live in Canada and find it impossible to visit England to get these myself. Thanks, Judy

01/04/20111480
SPINKSThank youThank you for the pics of the Spinks family I requested. If I could make another request from you, as I'm not sure if these are the right ancesters and need the info on the stones to see if that will help me any. Can you darken the lettering on the headstones so I may see what it says. I use a spray bottle of water or sometimes just dirt (then clean off) when I do my pics for others. Thanks a million for all that you are doing. Regards, Karen

19/03/20111462
BOLTONSt Chad's Uppermill YorkshireI was hoping it would be possible for someone to take some photos of the gravestones in St Chad's in Uppermill, Yorkshire. I have been told that the graveyard is very overgrown, so this may not be an easy task. I have recently discovered that some of my family are buried there. The two I know of at this stage are Thomas Bolton buried May 1871 aged 49yrs and also Ann Bolton (his daughter) buried Nov 1858 aged 7yrs. It is also possible that his wife may be buried there, but she had remarried and was known as Jane Sykes (born Buckley). I live in Australia, so it's not possible for me to do this myself. I would appreciate any help.

09/03/20111419
WORMERSLEYlots of spelling variations I am hoping to find information on John WORMERSLEY WORMSLEY FATHER OF Boyfield, transported to NSW. Father born about 1761 Halifax, Yorkshire. .... more

05/03/20111406
HOPKINS Looking for my Birth Father or FamilyThis site is the closest I've come to feeling any kind of hope. I am looking to find my birth father or family of Fred, Fredrick or Alfred Hopkins. He would have worked as a furniture builder (Lyons) or like, in or around Sheffield England. I was born on September 30th, 1959 in Sheffield England to Mary Veronica Atkinson/Savage or Inman. If anyone can help me with any information I would be grateful. I didn't find out until very late in life. Thank you so much for this wonderful site! Amanda (Inman)

04/03/20111405
CLEMSONgravestone/crossi recieved no picture .... more

03/03/20111399
MACREDIECharlotte MacredieCharles ; Thank you for your speedy response on Charlotte Macredie's gravestone in Dean Cemetery. It would be helpful to have the image of the rest of the inscription on this gravestone since the inscription reads "also in Memory of their eldest daughter CHARLOTTE". I hadn't been able to find this in the Murray index. Any help would be appreciated.

29/01/20111285
FENNINGFenning burials in SuffolkI have been searching for headstone transcriptions in St. Martins, Nacton for James Fenning buried there on the 29th of November 1857, Elizabeth Rachel Fenning (nee Fish) aged 29 buried on the 27th of April 1803 and Charles Fennings (infant) buried on the 11th of August 1803, however there does not appear to be any reference to them on this website. Is it possible that St. Martins has an older graveyard not yet referenced? Thanks .... more

20/01/20111242
RAINBIRDConey Weston - RAINBIRD / BROTHERS / SEAMANIs anyone able to add Coney Weston to the site please , i would be particularly interested in the names i have listed . Best regards , Gary.

20/01/20111240


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