Burial Records

[5anderson]

Does anyone know if there is a database for burials at Everton?

[annejay]

I found Everton burial records at this site
www.liverpoolhistoryprojects.co.uk
Annejay

[MaryA]

Thanks Anniejay. Click here for direct link to the Everton Cemetery index

Also there are some Monumental inscriptions on the Old Mersey Times site.

The Liverpool History Projects index above is for the RC section only, if you are interested in a C of E burial then I think you would need to search at the Record Office, although you may be able to view a film at one of the LDS Centres. There is a link to the map of the layout of the cemetery here

[5anderson]

Although this is a direct link to the Everton Cemetery it is only for the Catholic Burials. NC and CoE burials are what I am looking for. I suspect that a lot of my family is in this cemetery. I have met a person online that is aware of numerous deaths in Everton circa 1900, all with the last name of Parry.


Mary Edith (nee Harrison) PARRY
1871 – 1901

Mary died right after the Census.

Lancashire > Walton on the Hill > District 33 > 5
Holy Trinity
23 Sedley St.

(Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 3456; Folio: 113; Page: 5.)


Henry John Parry
Birth 29 Mar 1861 in Worcester, England
Death 1901 in West Derby, Lancashire, England

Agnes (nee Sinclair) Parry
1872 – right after the 1901 census

Benjamin Sinclair Parry
1892 – 1905

The parents of Annie Marie (nee Parry) Hughes (1894-1992) both died young. So did their son Benjamin.

I think we should find all three of them in the same cemetery where ever that maybe. I think if I find them I find the rest of my Parry’s.

21 Helkyn St. Everton, St. Saviour Parish Borough of St. Domingo South Everton, district 35 (Source Citation: Class: RG13; Piece: 3484; Folio: 144; Page: 22)

[MaryA]

You can apply to Allerton Lodge, http://www.liverpoolinprint.org.uk/guid ... ecords.pdf however they will need exact death dates, so Death Certificates are a must.