Searching for grave

[brian1941]

Thankyou for all the advice and help much appriciated, think i need to get henry death certificate then i will have a better idea of when he died as there seems to be some confusing things about him

 

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where abouts is the sheffield archives situated please

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Hi Hills, I've had lots of help at City rd offices they cover

all sheffield cemeteries

If they find what your looking for they will photo copy you the plot

and grave number. Hope it helps you.

[PopT]

Do not exclude Loxley and Wisewood cemeteries as my family all lived in Owlerton and were buried in both cemeteries.

 

A lot depends on where people are buried depending if there is a family grave. Many people classed as paupers were buried in other family graves if there was room.

 

There is a website Find a Grave that may help you.

 

Hope this helps.

 

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[kcustard]

Sheffield Archives in on Shoreham Street

[LoxleyS6]

Want To Find A Burial Plot Or Person Buried In Loxley Cemetery?

 

Data CD’s & Maps containing the Parish Of Bradfield Burials At Loxley Congregation Chapel (Lower Cemetery Only due to the Upper Cemetery still accepting burials) are available from the below at a cost of £5.00 sterling (including P&P).

 

Bradfield Historical Society

c/o 27 Chase Road

Loxley

Sheffield

S6 6RA

 

Because the Upper Cemetery is still accepting new burials the records for this section are only available to view by appointment at;

 

John Fairest Funeral Directors

10/56 Penistone Road North

Sheffield

S6 1LQ

 

0114 234 3129

 

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Should anyone require the details for Sheffield Archives they are as follows:

 

Sheffield Archives

52 Shoreham Street

Sheffield

S1 4SP

 

Opening Hours

Monday: 9.30am to 5.30pm

Tuesday: 9.30am to 5.30pm

Wednesday: closed

Thursday: closed

Friday: closed

Saturday: 9.30am to 5.30pm

 

 

Email: archives@sheffield.gov.uk

Telephone: 0114 2039395

 

Sheffield Archives is able to supply copies of documents and images (subject to copyright restrictions) in a variety of formats and sizes.

 

You are able to make photocopies and prints from microforms when you visit for a small fee per sheet of paper.

 

It is also possible for you to use your own digital camera (for non microform items) free of charge providing that you ask a member of staff for advice and guidance and that you complete a simple copyright declaration at the time you make the copy.

 

To use church registers, General Register Office indexes to births, marriage and deaths or census returns it is best if you call them in advance, as many of these items are only available on microform and these can only be viewed using a simple to use machine that you need to book in advance, however this is only a formality as the machines are rarely all in use.

 

Lastly, In order to use Sheffield Archives facilities you will need a Library Card, which can be issued on the day providing that you take a photographic form of ID with you, along with two pieces of documentation to confirm your address.