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Memorial Index Originally Compiled by Birmingham & Midland Society for Genealogy and Heraldry Holy Trinity Church Amblecote, Stourbridge, West Midlands Memorial Index Originally compiled by Birmingham & Midland Society for Genealogy and Heraldry. Transcribed May 2014 Holy Trinity Amblecote - Grave Numbers SURNAME FORENAMES PLOT NO.. A……… D. D62 J. C184 P. D62 Abbott Elizabeth E172 Thomas E172 Thomas Frederick E172 Abdale Ann B77 John B77 Adey Clarence E288 Elizabeth E150 John Cornelius D37 William E150 Allchurch A. War Memorial Arthur William C101 Dolly C48 Elizabeth C166 Mary Ann C101 Thomas C166 Allen Gilbert F65 Laura F65 Allport Daniel D190 E. Edward C104 Joseph B224 Mary C104 Sarah D190 Allsop Barbara A79 Henry Philip A79 Amery Anna Eleanor Church Int 18 John Church Int 18 Anderson Ellen B128 John Alexander B128 Andrews Charles D27 Louisa D27 Anson Mary Ann B197 William B197 Arey George D175 Arthur Edward B147 Sarah B147 Sarah Ann B147 Ashton Ann D132/C176 John D132 Joseph C176 Astley Bernard E217 George Edward E217 Nellie E217 Aston Ann D132 Arthur Albert A78 Ellen D132 George C39 Hannah C187 John Henry C39 John Robert C176/C187 Joseph A49 Joseph Henry A78 Lydia C176 Mary Ann A49 Sarah E123 Thomas E123 Thomas George C169 Winifred C169 Atkinson Elizabeth B123 Attwood C. War Memorial G. W. War Memorial Avery Anna Dorothea Church Int 18 B……… A. E. C170 A. L. C109 A. M. E125 D. M. E125 E. E125/B194/D128 J. B155 M. C27 M. A. D126 M. E. B155 N. E125 Bache Hannah B212 Joseph B212 Baker ??? B139 Albert Ernest DCM MM E195 John (Jack) D61 John Edward E18 Joseph D152 Lilian E18 Mary Laughton Church Int 18 Priscilla D178 Sarah Ada D61 William D178 Baldwin Beatrice Mary D!83 Benjamin D166 Emily D166 Samuel D183 Sarah Emily D166 Ball Gwendoline May B207 Harry B207 Banister John William C203 Margaret C203 Margaret Taylor C203 Banks Elizabeth C164 George Robert C164 Barber Henry A13 Laura A13 Lily Louisa A13 Barker Ann E163 Isaiah A78 Matilda A78 Mercy Elizabeth A4 Percival Sydney A4 Thomas A4 William E163 Barnes N. S. War Memorial P. S. War Memorial William John B57 Barney Eliza B14 Ernest William B16 Harriet B15 Jenny B57 Richard B14 Richard Griffin B15 Bartlett Esther C69 Josiah C69 Barwell George Robert E197 Laura E197 Bashford Annie C121 Bate Albert Edward C109 Annie B181 Annie Sophia F44 Freda Madge C109 James William B181 Joseph C17 Maria C17 Norman F44 Bateman C. A. E96 G. H. E96 Elizabeth B155 John B155 Mary Elizabeth B155 Bates Leslie F66 Stanley F53 Walter E211 Batson James Church Int 1 Baxter C. War Memorial Baye Arthur Henry D54 Bazell C. M. D2 Beach Edward Henry B99 Beard Jane G124 John G124 Belson Eliza B178 John Hiram B178 Bennett Abraham Wheeler C182 Edward Leslie C182 Elizabeth B194 Ethel C182 Joseph B194 Sarah Lydia C182 Bianchi Cecil Clement E156 Cicilia Angelia E156 Helen Rebecca E156 Bidmead Ellen A69 Richard A69 Biggs Stanley C92 Bill Joseph B198 Joseph Edwin B198 Sarah Ann B198 Billingham Elsie F14 John F64 Billingsley Eliza Jane B142 Walter B142 Walter Joseph B142 Bills J. H. War Memorial Bird Annie Elizabeth E203 Elsie Mary E203 Hannah E203 William E203 Bishop Ellen E218 F. War Memorial Blaydon Emma A78 Boldero Alexander Francis A79 John A79 Elizabeth A79 Emma D127 John Simon (Priest) D127 Mabel Agnes D127 Bomber Donald Geoffrey Church Int 1 Mynnie Frances Church Int 1 Bon William C75 Booth Harriet A67 Horatio A67 Bowdler Jane B176 Joseph Henry B176 Bowen Annie C139 Arthur B117 Bert B117 Edward Henry B72 Laura B117 Lucy B72 Thomas C139 Bowkley Alfred D36 Margaret D36 Bowyer Edmund D173 Boxley Amy Constance E224 Mary D191 Richard D191 Bradley Alfred F19 Bray Fanny D26 Brearley James D25 Breese A. War Memorial Hannah B40 Thomas B40 W. War Memorial Brettell Mary E161 Sarah Ann E161 William E161 Bridge Alice Matilda B141 Florence Kate A23 Frances B107 Mary B107 Thomas B141 William Francis A23 Bridgens Albert A51 Annie Gertrude A51 Ellen B6 Francis C38 Hannah C38 Joseph B6 Joseph Henry B6 Sybil A51 Bridgewater Elizabeth B2 George Norman B2 Brindley C. J. War Memorial Elizabeth Rebecca B56 John Henry B56 Bristow ??? D177 Elizabeth D177 Emily D177 John D177 Broadhurst Alice A25 Douglas Spencer F40 Gladstone F36 Samuel Spencer F40 Brookbanks Elizabeth D164 Brookes Ada C168 Ann C22 Catherine Elizabeth E204 Donald D60 Joseph C168 Thomas E204 William Lewis C22 Brooks John C56 Louisa B120 Mary C56 Mary Ann C186 Noah C186 P. Church Int 15 Percy B120 Sarah Jane A37 William A37 Brown Alice Matilda E126 Bertha Ellen F15 Caroline B95 Edith D185 Elizabeth E126 George Henry F15 James D185 Matilda E126 Noah E126 Bryce George B126 Kathleen Powell B126 Bull Roger Michael D42 Bullock Lily May C80 William George C80 Burford Alice May C80 Burger Daniel Joannes E168 Ruth E168 Burley Ann B124 Joseph B124 Burrows G. W. War Memorial Bywaters Clare Dawn E235 Cadman S. Church Int 15 Cannar Benjamin B152 Floresta B152 Mary Ann B152 Capel J. H. War Memorial Carey Ellen B150 Henrietta B131 Henry D194 John Henry B150 Mary D194 William D194 Carrington A.C.J. (Jim) B116 Don B116 Edna E20 Paul E20 Samuel E20 Carter Frances E11 George E11 Cartwright Fanny B4 Florence Mary B86 Frederick E34 George C160 Hannah C136 Henry B4 Irene D96 James Edwin C107 John C136 Joseph A11 Lucy Ann A11 Philip Henry B86 Sarah C160 Sarah Maria C107 Thomas C136 Carwardine Elizabeth C83 Sydney C83 Chance Agnes A18 Albert E124 Daniel F70 Joseph A18 Sidney A18 Chapman Eliza May C43 Frederick C43 Clark Deborah B189 Frank B149 Hannah B149 Clarke Alfred E190 Ellen Maria E190 Frank Thomas E190 H. J. Church Int 15 Clasper Edward C162 John C162 Joseph C162 Richard C162 Sophia C162 Clayton Ann B91 Cleverly Frederick Arthur (Freddie) D138 Guy Edgar D138 William B. D138 Clewett Charles Felix B69 Dorcas B69 Cole Alfred William D77 H. War Memorial Joseph D77 Mary D77 Collier Ellen Susan A2 Emily E151 George E151 Gertie E151 Harry A2 Honor A29 Rowland A29 Winnie E151 Collins Joseph A47 Mercy A47 Collis Ada Beatrice Maresca D63 Anne D63 Clara Christina D63 William Blow D63 Compson Elvira Emma D121 Harry W. D121 Condell Samuel B96 Silvia B96 Conlan Edna May C81 Cook Florence E19 Gladys Margaret B190 Horace Joseph B190 Joseph B13/D139 Mary B13 William Henry E19 Winnie Martha A33 Cookson Alfred D146 Florence MAry D146 Sarah D146 Coombs J. R. War Memorial Cooper Elizabeth A1/A42 Fanny F63 Frank A1 Frederick A!/A42 George Alfred B205 Mary B205 R. H. War Memorial William A1 Core Annie B145 James B145 Corbett Albert Edward E14 George E89 Maria B86 Rose E89 W. Church Int 15 William B86 Couper Cecil Frederick B132 Myra B132 Cowell Albert Thomas B112 Ellen B112 Gertrude Mary B112 Gladys B112 Cox Amy A12 Elizabeth A64 John !" Kate A12 Mary Ann A12 Samuel A64 William Alfred E87 Crabbe H. M. (Priest) Church Int 14/17 Crane Alfred E26 Ethel E26 Creese-Bates Arthur H E152 Mary E152 Rebecca E152 Samuel E152 Crier Jane A81 John William A81/ Church Int 10 Crowe Hannah E129 William E129 Crump Baden Noel E191 John William E191 Sarah Ann E191 Curnew Alma Mary E134 Fanny E134 William E134 D…… H. J. D136 T. D136 Dancer Julia A. G. C195 Darby A. War Memorial Amelia B191 Daniel B191/C138 Gladys Kate C138 Kate C138 Davies A. Church Int 15 Albert Sidney B171 C. War Memorial Clarence Edward B171 Eileen B171 Elizabeth E179 G. Church Int 15 George E22 Hannah C112 Harry John D136 J. H. D16 Joseph Hammersley E179 Laura D136 Thomas D136/C112 Davis Eliza A70 George A70 Mary A. D48 Thomas R. D48 Dean C. C. War Memorial R. W. War Memorial Deeley Alfred D160 Edwin D160 Emma D160 Margaret D160 Richard Mountford D160 Derricote Cyril Thomas B67 Emma B67 Thomas B67 Detheridge Maria B21 Devey Rose Ellen C41 William C41 Dews David E216 Edith E216 Ellen E216 Dillworth G. War Memorial Dovey Beatrice E120 Edward E120/F4 Florence Ellen C95 Joseph C95 Downes John C49 Thomas C49 Downing Roy E10 Dreluyd Frederick B89 Mary Ann B89 Druce Ivy May E223 Dukes Eric Stephen F46 Fanny D113 Mark D113 Mary Edith D108 Thomas D108 Dunn Benjamin C71 Charlotte Eugenie C71 Sarah E193 William Albert E193 Eardley Horace E135 Miriam Beatrice E135 Easthope Caroline D50 Edward D50 Richard Simon F52 Edwards Albert C150 Alice Bertha B78 Benjamin C150 C. Church Int 15 C. E. Church Int 15 Edith B11 Fanny F31 George Albert A39 Gertrude C82 H. J. War Memorial Hannah E178 Henry A39 James Albert C82 James H. E209 John E172 Lily Ann C150 Maria C150 Mary Ann A39 Matthew Henry B11 Nellie A32 Robert Thomas B78 Sarah E209 Sarah Jane E209 Thomas L. A. A32 Egan Agnes E149 Herbert A63 Orpah E149/Church Int 13 Elcock John A30 Lilleyusan A30 Lillian F30 S. G. War Memorial William F30 Ellis Claude Percy B121 Constance Norah B121 Mary Ann D109 Elwell Adelaide Annie A28 Benjamin A28 Emma A28 Ezekiel A28 Harriett E188 M. War Memorial Mary A28 Sampson E188 Sampson Arthur E188 Emery Dorothy Mary B220 George Victor B220 Evans Clara A. E64 Frances Fanny B102 John B102 Ludovik Alfred A82 Mary Anthony A82 Mary A82 Mary Ann (Stevans) B3 Robert (Stevans) B3 Thomas E64 W. Church Int 15 Evers Harry F21 F….. E. B44 Fearn Martha B36 William Charles B36 Fiddian Mary Ann D133 William Charles D133 Field Amelia E75 Elizabeth B19 Joseph B19 Thomas E75 Fisher Katherine Eliza D24 Thomas Timmins D24 Fletcher Bertram F24 Edmund Sirdar E68 Elizabeth E184 Ellen C88 George C88 Harriett Elizabeth C175 James C188 Joseph E183 Mary F24 Samuel C175 Sarah E183 T.
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