General Chat

Thank you Blue Moon. I will make enquiries here and if I get a result will be back to you.

As far as I know St Barnabas doesn't have a grave yard,the nearest on to it would be ether Crewe Cemetery or St Michales church Coppenhall,Crewe
the burial records for both of these places are held at the office at Crewe Cemetery,
the last time I was in their they had started charging to find records but I can't remember how much.

All enquiries and communications should be addressed to:
Cemetery and Crematorium Manager,
The Cemetery Office,
Market Close,
Crewe,
Cheshire
CW1 2NA

E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: 01270 212643
Fax: 01270 252570

If this is the correct place and you find out a plot number and you want a photo let me know the details and I'll see what I can do
.

Thanks, John

As well as your received answers,can I suggest that in a future case when the name of a place is in-conclusive that by using Google Maps for instance, can place an unusual name such as in this case ,as north-east of Crewe. I have found it an invaluable tool
John (Heswall,Wirral,UK)

Thanks again, have been on the first site, thought I might need RC.
churches then remembered that hig daughter, my grandmother was married at St Barnabas Parish Church, Crewe, 1893. so will go back and have a look for St Barnabas Church, then try the second site you have given me although I think it will be a case for someone with second sight which I don't have.

http://www.crewe-nantwich.gov.uk/community__life_events/cemeteries_and_crematorium/about_us.aspx

Will do, thanks.

Have a look on here May

http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/chs/crewe2.html

If a person died in 1901 in Monks Coppenhall, Cheshire, does anyone please know where they are likely to have been buried. I don't know this area at all.Any suggestions would be helpful, Thanks, May.