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Great Hale Cemetery Burial Records 1900 - 2016 Page 1 16/06/2021 Great Hale Cemetery Burial Records 1900 - 2016 Page 1 16/06/2021 Date of Folio Number Interment Name Age Rank or Profession Parish Place of Death Plot 1 0001 12/01/1900 Harriott Woods 40 Labourer's Wife Hale Magna W9C 1 0002 16/01/1900 George Eston 68 Labourer Hale Magna W4C 1 0003 18/01/1900 Sarah Atkin 73 Labourer's Wife Hale Magna W6C 1 0004 22/01/1900 Franklyn Bonner Housley 66 Machineman Swineshead W2C 1 0005 24/01/1900 William Winter 71 Labourer Hale Magna Fen W10C 1 0006 25/01/1900 Eliza Barkes 58 Labourer's Wife Hale Magna W11C 1 0007 30/01/1900 Mary Anne Sellars 71 Widow Hale Magna W12C 1 0008 20/02/1900 Augustus James Blake 56 Retired Schoolmaster Hale Magna J10C 1 0009 20/02/1900 Baxter Stillborn Hale Parva L5C 1 0010 16/04/1900 Elizabeth Hutchinson 73 Farmer's widow Hale Parva Fen T18C 1 0011 24/04/1900 White Stillborn Hale Magna L4C 1 0012 14/05/1900 Henry William Burch 8 months Hale Parva Fen L3C 1 0013 23/05/1900 Taylor Stillborn Hale Parva L2C 1 0014 21/07/1900 Challand Stillborn Hale Magna L1C 1 0015 25/07/1900 Ann Clark 62 Labourer's Wife Hale Magna T10C 1 0016 14/01/1901 Key Stillborn Hale Parva Fen T22C 1 0017 23/01/1901 William Winter 6 months Hale Magna T21C 1 0018 20/04/1901 Robert Woods 86 Cottager Hale Magna Fen W1C 1 0019 25/04/1901 Thomas Sellars 19 Hale Manga U19C 1 0020 27/04/1901 Evelyn Grace Thorpe 7 weeks Hale Magna T1C 2 0021 25/05/1901 Mary Cox 64 Widow Hale Magna W8C 2 0022 16/06/1901 Joseph Palmer 25 Publican's Son Hale Parva V18C 2 0023 29/06/1901 William Hoole Carlton 60 Retired Hale Magna J11C 2 0024 02/11/1901 Ellen Royston 25 Married Woman Sutton on Trent V20C 2 0025 18/11/1901 Lawson Stillborn Hale Parva T17C 2 0026 28/12/1901 Martin Everitt 72 Dealer Hale Magna T14NC or T14C 2 0027 04/01/1902 Fred Ekins 6 months Hale Magna W9aNC 2 0028 10/01/1902 Grace Sabina Bell 2yr 9months Hale Magna Fen T9C 2 0029 09/02/1902 Charles Atkin 69 Hale Parva Fen T5C 2 0030 13/02/1902 Harris 1/2 hr Farmer's son Hale Parva T9C 2 0031 02/03/1902 George Langstaff 19 Hale Magna V21C 2 0032 01/04/1902 John Ernest Bools 36 Labourer Hale Magna V27C 2 0033 28/05/1902 Joseph White 5 months Hale Magna M7C 2 0034 28/06/1902 Maria Woods 79 Labourer's Wife Little Hale V22C 2 0035 16/07/1902 Robert Woods 20 Labourer Hale Magna W7C 2 0036 24/09/1902 Albert Henry Dickins 32 Farmer Helpringham N16C 2 0037 15/12/1902 Thomas Clark 27 Labourer Hale Magna T12C 2 0038 22/12/1902 John William Kelby 2 Labourer's son Hale Parva M9C 2 0039 28/12/1902 John Joseph Maddison 37 Labourer Hale Parva V23C 2 0040 04/02/1903 Betsy Harris 72 Spinster Hale Magna R18C 3 0041 07/03/1903 John Barnes 52 Farmer Hale Parva Fen Q1C Please note that the information has been cross checked against our burial lists and plot records. Some of the data is open to interpretation. If you would like more detail on any of the entries, or help, please contact the clerk on [email protected] Great Hale Cemetery Burial Records 1900 - 2016 Page 2 16/06/2021 3 0042 14/03/1903 William Atkinson 24 Painter Hale Parva R3C 3 0043 16/04/1903 Walter Albert Leachman 15 months Hale Parva Fen M8C 3 0044 21/04/1903 Thos. Compton 2 weeks Labourer's son Hale Magna W9bNC 3 0045 04/05/1903 Frank H Baker 7 Farmer's son Hale Magna Q18C 3 0046 09/05/1903 John Singleton 72 Farmer Hale Magna Q19C 3 0047 16/05/1903 Frederick Knight 72 Shoemaker Hale Magna T9NC 3 0048 26/05/1903 Maud Burks 4 yrs 4 months Hale Magna P9C 3 0049 02/06/1903 Charles Hessell 76 Farmer Hale Magna U18C 3 0050 04/06/1903 William Atkinson 58 Painter Hale Parva R1C 3 0051 04/06/1903 William Dolby 36 Labourer Hale Magna V9C 3 0052 14/06/1903 Thomas Barrack 24 Labourer Hale Magna U1C 3 0053 20/06/1903 Kathleen E A Blackman 2 Schoolmaster's daughter Hale Magna P1C 3 0054 25/07/1903 Thomas Skinner Shoemaker Hale Parva W18NC 3 0055 30/07/1903 Annie Elizabeth Ward 33 Carpenter's Wife Hale Magna R19C 3 0056 21/08/1903 Benjamin Burks 89 Cottager Hale Magna J6C 3 0057 20/10/1903 Thomas Clark 77 Labourer Hale Magna N8C or N9C or T16C 3 0058 08/11/1903 Ann Footitt 71 Labourer's wife Hale Magna W6C 3 0059 05/12/1903 Leonard Ward 3 Carpenter's son Hale Magna R20C 3 0060 11/01/1904 Mary Jane Jackson 38 Hale Parva T23C 4 0061 19/01/1904 Eliza Dring 62 Blacksmith's wife Great Hale N7C 4 0062 14/03/1904 William Humberstone 5 months Little Hale Fen M6C 4 0063 26/04/1904 Rebecca Woodcock 22 Spinster Great Hale U23C 4 0064 04/05/1904 Dorothy Harris 14 months Farmer's daughter Little Hale U26C 4 0065 05/05/1904 George William Hillamore (Dillamore?) 4 Cottager's son Great Hale T4C 4 0066 16/05/1904 Mabel Hall 18 Spinster Little Hale Fen U9C 4 0067 24/05/1904 Isaac Thornton 48 Labourer Great Hale O27C 4 0068 30/05/1904 Annie Nichols 13 Farmer's daughter Little Hale Fen W10NC 4 0069 19/07/1904 Edward Langstaff 54 Labourer Great Hale V19C 4 0070 29/07/1904 Louisa Creasey 54 Spinster Great Hale W4NC 4 0071 14/10/1904 Sarah Anne Bools 35 Widow Great Hale V26C 4 0072 09/12/1904 Florrie Nichols 12 Farmer's daughter Little Hale Fen W11NC 5 0073 03/01/1905 Fred Ward 7 Labourer's son Little Hale W16C 5 0074 04/01/1905 Betsy Sewards 56 Labourer's wife Great Hale W18C 5 0075 15/02/1905 George Storey 70 Labourer Threekingham W17C 5 0076 09/03/1905 Fanny Hall 3 Labourer's daughter Little Hale V1C 5 0077 05/05/1905 Ivy Tointon 1 Labourer's daughter Great Hale M6C 5 0078 26/05/1905 James Dring 73 Blacksmith Great Hale N6C 5 0079 07/08/1905 Ivy Dodds 7 Months Saddler's daughter Great Hale M5C 5 0080 28/08/1905 Thomas Clark 72 Labourer Great Hale T11C 5 0081 07/10/1905 Elizabeth Walker 83 Spinster Bicker Fen S31C 5 0082 29/11/1905 James Thornton 78 Labourer Great Hale O26C 5 0083 03/12/1905 Ann Burch 67 Labourer's Wife Little Hale W5C 5 0084 30/12/1905 William Clark 49 Shoemaker Great Hale V8C Please note that the information has been cross checked against our burial lists and plot records. Some of the data is open to interpretation. If you would like more detail on any of the entries, or help, please contact the clerk on [email protected] Great Hale Cemetery Burial Records 1900 - 2016 Page 3 16/06/2021 6 0085 06/02/1906 Glaydis E Humbestone 2 days Little Hale M5C 6 0086 24/02/1906 John Foottit 79 or 80 Labourer Great Hale V4C 6 0087 07/03/1906 William Henry Garrill 18 months Labourer's son Little Hale W6C 6 0088 09/03/1906 Sarah Woods 80 Cottager's wife Great Hale W3C 6 0089 10/04/1906 Mary Newton 84 Widow Great Hale V5C 6 0090 02/07/1906 Felix Ward 6 months Labourer's son Little Hale U27C 6 0091 04/08/1906 Trassie (Trissie?) M Tasker 3 months Blacksmith's daughter Little Hale U26aC 6 0092 30/08/1906 Minnie Emily Wood 43 Spinster By Normanton, Derby U10NC 6 0093 11/10/1906 Edward John Dawson Barrowcliff 69 Cottager Holland Fen V7C 6 0094 01/11/1906 Richard Cox 86 Labourer Great Hale Fen V17C 6 0095 21/11/1906 Jane Bools 88 Widow Little Hale V10C 6 0096 20/12/1906 Johnson Forman's Daughter Great Hale Fen V11C 7 0097 19/01/1907 Joseph Thorpe 77 Labourer Little Hale V12C 7 0098 24/02/1907 Francis Key 77 Cottager Great Hale N18C 7 0099 02/07/1907 Thomas Fulforth 76 Retired Farmer Little Hale V14C 7 0100 06/07/1907 Emma Wilson 21 Spinster Great Hale V15C 7 0101 04/08/1907 Mary Housley 51 Spinster Sleaford V16C 7 0102 21/08/1907 Ethel Mary Wright 10 Joiner's daughter Lincoln N1C 7 0103 19/11/1907 Ellen Baker 42 Forman's Wife Great Hale Fen W8NC 7 0104 18/12/1907 Eva Creasey 2 weeks Publican's daughter Great Hale V25C 7 0105 28/12/1907 Jane Holmes 88 Widow Great Hale V22C 7 0106 28/12/1907 James Ricketts 44 Farmer Little Hale V24C 7 0107 10/02/1908 Mary Harmstone 72 Cottager's wife Great Hale U8C 7 0108 18/04/1908 Thomas Harmstone 67 Farmer Little Hale Fen U7C 7 0109 21/04/1908 Betsy Woods 58 Cottager's wife Little Hale W1NC 7 0110 02/05/1908 William Clayton 81 Labourer Little Hale W7NC 7 0111 29/06/1908 John Collishaw 81 Labourer Great Hale U6C 7 0112 08/08/1908 Susannah D Barrowcliff 73 Widow Grantham U4C 7 0113 11/08/1908 Edwin Greeson 36 Farm Foreman Little Hale U3C 7 0114 08/08/1908 Charlotte Haynes 59 New Barnett U11C 7 0115 17/08/1908 John Leachman Labourer Little Hale Fen U12C 7 0115a 25/11/1908 Rebecca Clark Labourer's widow N9C or N8C 7 0116 16/12/1908 Susannah Brittian 48 Labourer's wife Great Hale T13C 8 0117 21/12/1908 Charlotte Lawson 1 month Farmer's daughter Little Hale Fen Q11NC 8 0118 20/01/1909 George Wheatman 74 Labourer Great Hale W2NC 8 0119 20/02/1909 Rebecca Codington (Coddington?) 86 Widow Great Hale W17NC 8 0120 03/03/1909 Edith Dodsworth 45 Forman's Wife Great Hale Fen W16NC 8 0121 04/04/1909 Eliza Clayton 72 Widow Little Hale W6NC 8 0122 14/05/1909 Edith Ward 12 Carpenter's daughter Great Hale R21C 8 0123 29/05/1909 Meadows 2 days Labourer's son Little Hale Fen M4C 8 0124 30/05/1909 Fred Leslie Scott 4 months Waggoner's son Little Hale Fen M5C 8 0125 07/07/1909 Thomas Bettison Wood 30 Gardener Great Hale U13NC 8 0126 01/05/1909 Thomas Trollope 7 days Labourer's son Great Hale M4C Please note that the information has been cross checked against our burial lists and plot records.
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