John Wakefield grave monument details at All Saints Church burial ground, Long Marston, Yorkshire,England
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John Wakefield grave monument in All Saints Church burial ground, Long Marston, Yorkshire, England

John Wakefield grave monument: legible names and details

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date		agebirth
date		relationshipnotes
John Wakefield
1857281829first name on monument
Ann Wakefield
1855 daughter of John Wakefield
Susannah Wakefield
 wife of John Wakefield

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Hi, My Mother was born in Long Marston, Maude Evelyn Wakefield, one of six survivers, daughter of John & Ada Wakefield, they moved to Warick St , then to Heworth Village, York, I still have the property, which was converted into a GreenGrocers shop, second floor ladies hairdresers, I have been a long time trying to find out where they came from, but it looks as though the family lived in Long Marston for about twu hundred years or more, if you can help me in anyway with my reserch I would be most gratefull, Regards, Ray Brown, Wigginton, York.
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Hello, I am 80 Years Old now, and in poor helth, breething problems, I would like it sent by e mail, as I do not get out much now, Kind Regards, Ray Brown
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I am researching the Wright Family Tree (descendants immigrated to Bowen and Cloncurry Queensland Australia). Trying to verify parents of Ann Wakefield who was born in 1781 in Bloomsbury London, died in 1871 St Giles in the Field London, married Samuel Wright. Greatly appreciate your efforts in providing this service. It is wonderful to be able to know where ancestors come from.
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Location of the above John Wakefield monument

All Saints Church burial ground, Long Marston, Yorkshire, England

All Saints Church burial ground, Long Marston
All Saints Church burial ground

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