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Public Health Funerals Public Health Funeral Records, (2006-2020) North Hertfordshire District Council, UK PUBLIC HEALTH BURIALS (SINCE 2007) Ref. No. Name Gender Date of Date of Last address Passed to birth death Treasury Solicitor FHS/02780/09 John Seville Male 30/03/1947 05/09/2006 6B Willian Way, Baldock N FHS/00023/07 Jerry (George) Male 31/01/1926 16/12/2006 199 Baldock Road, LGC N Czubek FHS/02802/09 John Male 26/07/1938 20/10/2007 Foxholes Nursing Home, Hitchin N Thompson FHS/02801/09 Grygorij Male 15/06/1915 20/01/2008 Burleigh House, Baldock Y Svichkar FHS/02779/09 Michael Male Age 58 06/02/2008 108 Westmill Court, Hitchin N Doherty FHS/02803/09 Laurence Male 21/07/1944 16/05/2008 4 The Cloisters, Hitchin N Fletcher PUBHE/02688/09 Trevor Cook Male 18/11/1952 05/05/2009 46 Harkness Court, Hitchin N PUBHE/02686/09 Alice Simons Female 21/10/1931 29/05/2009 7 Broughton Hill, LGC N PUBHE/00332/10 Peter Male 20/07/1937 22/01/2010 16 Wratten Close, Hitchin N Devereux PUBHE/00627/10 Anthony Male 09/10/1945 05/02/2010 25 Nightingale Road, Hitchin Y (Wayne) Connelly PUBHE/13830/10 Robert McVey Male 03/05/1956 05/09/2010 89A Icknield Way, Letchworth G C N PUBHE/14088/10 Jeffrey Male 23/02/1958 16/09/2010 3 Dugdale Court, Hitchin N Lockwood PUBHE/66362/10 Roger Crawley Male 24/04/1942 22/10/2010 4 Kent Place, Hitchin Y PUBHE/66932/10 Stephen Alce Male 01/07/1951 13/12/2010 82 Wedgewood Road, Hitchin N PUBHE/15185/12 Melvin Tasker Male 20/10/1953 29/05/2012 73 The Tene, Baldock N PUBHE/21217/12 David Coy Male 27/07/1946 16/10/2012 16 Wratten Close, Hitchin Y PUBHE/21512/12 William Male 13/03/1933 01/11/2012 23 Sax House, Western Close, N Tedford Letchworth Garden City PUBHE/00180/13 Valentine Male 07/04/1971 06/01/2013 61 Gordon Avenue, Peterborough N Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/hertfordshire/north-hertfordshire-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records, (2006-2020) North Hertfordshire District Council, UK PUBLIC HEALTH BURIALS (SINCE 2007) Nelson Loveridge PUBHE/03663/13 Peter William Male 02.02.1931 09.10.2013 93 The Tene, Baldock, SG7 6ES N Higho PUBHE/04143/13 Ralph William Male 20/11/1942 11/11/13 142 Westmill Lawns, Hitchin, Y Jones Herts. SG5 2SF PUBHE/03971/13 Mrs Pamela Female 24 March 21 October 10 Lammas Mead, Hitchin N King 1931 2013 PUBHE/00519/14 David Arthur Male 25/02/1945 10/02/2014 225 Western Way Letchworth N Dear PUBHE/03382/14 Ian Foster Male 20/07/1955 26/9/2014 19 Ashbourne Close, Letchworth N PUBHE/02437/14 Jocelyn Banks Female 19/09/1938 04/07/2014 17 The Elms Codicote Y PUBHE/03710/14 Maurice Male 01/01/1943 04/10/2014 31 Deanscroft, Knebworth N Rowley PUBHE/04172/14 Stephen Male 21/1/1954 21/11/2014 15 Grange Court, Letchworth N Robert Wheatley PUBHE/03482/14 Trevor D. Male 17/8/1953 11/10/2014 St. Catherines Nursing Home N Pepper PUBHE/00043/15 Marjorie Doris Female 13/11/1927 6/01/2015 St Catherine’s Nursing Home N Barber PUBHE/00290/15 George Ruff Male 29/03/1930 12/12/2014 St Catherine’s Nursing Home N PUBHE/00302/15 John Reginald Male 03/03/1947 26/01/2015 4 Hibberts Court, Letchworth N Smith PUBHE/00872/15 Paul Anthony Male 16/03/1961 05/03/2015 79 River Mead, Hitchin N Day PUBHE/01884/16 Michael John Male 17/04/1948 15/05/2016 29 Sanderlings Close, LGC, SG6 N Farquhar 4HY Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/hertfordshire/north-hertfordshire-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records, (2006-2020) North Hertfordshire District Council, UK PUBLIC HEALTH BURIALS (SINCE 2007) PUBHE/04593/16 Moses Male 28/08/1934 30/10/2016 Halcyon Days, Old Rectory, N Cuthbert Church Lane, Graveley, Mulzak Hertfordshire. SR4960 Mr Raymond Male 20/01/1945 31/07/2017 78 Hine Way, Hitchin SG5 2SN N Glenister SR5042 Mr Christopher Male 13/01/1944 05/08/2017 St Catherines Nursing Home, N Neville Spring Road, Letchworth, Herts Hallybone SG6 3PR SR/6667 Raymond Male 27/07/1957 29/12/2017 17 Pulmer Water Caravan Site, St N Anderson Albans Road, Codicote. SG4 8SP SR/6658 Mr Arkadiusz Male Not known 19/08/2017 No fixed abode Bledowski (Eric SR/7749 Jan Heczko Male 28/12/1922 15/5/2018 Osbourne Court Care Home, Park Drive, Baldock. SG7 6EN SR/8415 Mr John Male 18/11/1935 07/07/2018 13 Reynolds, Pelican Way, Y Joseph Maher Letchworth, Herts SG6 4NR SR/10072 Davis Lewis Male 25/11/1949 11/12/2018 Lannock Manor, Hitchin Road, Weston, Hitchin Herts SG4 7EE SR/10036 Clive Brightley Male 24/10/1944 02/12/2018 Guysfield Care Home, Willian Y Road, Letchworth Garden City. SG6 2AB SR/10089 Rita Taylor Female 05/06/1946 13/12/2018 85 Hillbrow, Letchworth Garden N City SR/11539 Steven Male 05/05/1959 23/04/2019 Flat 46 N Anthony Day 2 Poynders Meadow, Codicote SR/14169 Allan Robert Male 29/11/1963 05/02/ 2020 22 Freemans Close, Hitchin, Herts Brown SR/14243 James Pryce Male 07/02/1941 12/02/20 Autumn Vale Nursing Home, Danesbury Park Road, Codicote Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/hertfordshire/north-hertfordshire-public-health-funerals/index.htm Public Health Funeral Records, (2006-2020) North Hertfordshire District Council, UK PUBLIC HEALTH BURIALS (SINCE 2007) SR/14505 Harold Norman Male 28/12/1946 24/03/20 23 Burns Close, Hitchin, CALVERT Hertfordshire, SG4 0RB Robert Alan Male 14/5/1932 09/2/ 2020 Highbury Rise, 6 Highbury Road, Wilson Hitchin, Hertfordshire SG4 9RW SR/14567 Valerie King Female 24/9/1946 03/04/2020 Flat 64, Poynders Meadow, Codicote, Herts SG4 8UJ Published by Interment.net http://www.interment.net/data/eng/hertfordshire/north-hertfordshire-public-health-funerals/index.htm.
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