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Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) FALKIRK ARCHIVES Local authority records Cemetery and Crematorium Records Finding Aid In the past, burial grounds have been operated by a range of different local authorities as well as by churches. This list brings together all the records relating to burial grounds regardless of which authority operated them at any particular time. The information about individual burial grounds can also be found in the appropriate burgh, parish or church finding aids. The Data Protection Act, 1998, restricts access to personal information about living individuals. This means that Lair records which contain personal data about the living individuals who purchased the lairs are closed to general public for 75 years following the last date in the record. Burial registers and other related records are open without any restriction. Please note that additional records may have been added since this finding aid was compiled. Calatria, the Journal of the Falkirk Local History Society has published a series of articles with monumental inscriptions listed for various local churchyards. These are available from members of the Falkirk Local History Society or via Falkirk Archives. Vol 9 - General introduction Vol 21 - Bothkennar Vol 10 – Dunipace Vol 22 – Camelon Vol 11 – Muiravonside Vol 23 – Bo’ness Vol 12 – Tattie Kirk Vol 26 - Falkirk Old Parish Vol 13 – Airth Vol 27 – Carriden Parish Vol 16 – Corbiehall Vol 28 – Denny Broompark Vol 18 – Carriden Old Parish Vol 29 - Denny Parish Vol 19 - Slamannan Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Airth Cemetery Airth Parish Council Reference Date Description No A1655.001 1926 Airth Cemetery plan Bo'ness Cemetery, Dean Road Reference Date Description No A898.026 1869-1908 Bo'ness. Interment Register A1199.004 1882-1946 Bo'ness cemetery. Interment Register A1199.017 11 Jun 1947-23 Dec Bo'ness cemetery. Interment register (duplicate) 1995 A1199.005 16 Feb 1882-20 Jul Lair sales book. Restricted for 75 years under Data 1958 Protection Act until 1 January 2034 A898.029 1953-1970 Lair sales book. Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2046 A898.025 09 Jan 1975-23 Sep Lairs sales book. Restricted for 75 years under Data 1975 Protection Act until 1 January 2051 A1199.006 1990s Bo'ness cemetery. Lair book. Section L Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2065 A898.056 1968-1971 Bo'ness Cemetery receipt book A1655.002 1910 Plan of Bo'ness cemetery extension. Originally drawn by Matthew Steele, 1910 and copied by Wilson & Wilson , Nov 1950 Bo'ness Cemetery Board A828.008 1930-1943 Minute Book. Cemetery Board A828.009 1944-1968 Minute Book. Cemetery Board Bo’ness Parochial Board. Cemetery Committee and Finance Committee A829.005/01 1880-1895 Minute book A829.005/02 1895-1919 Minute book. A829.005/03 1919-1930 Minute book. Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Bo’ness Parish Churchyard See also the Churches Finding Aid for other records of Bo’ness Parish Church. Reference Date Description No CH2/540/63 1786-1800 Representatives of Bo'ness accounts. Also contains lists of burials CH2/540/79 1907-1933 Register of Bo'ness Parish Church. Contains register of baptisms (1907-1931), marriages (1907-1927), burials (1907-1933) admissions to communion (1907-1930) and removals from communion roll (1907-1924) A1289.001 1817 Register of the burying ground in the under churchyard of Borrowstounness A1289.002 1817 Plan of the burying ground in the under churchyard of Borrowstounness Carriden Cemetery Reference Date Description No A1328.001 1938-1994 Carriden Cemetery. Register of Sales of Lairs Carriden Churchyard See also the Churches Finding Aid for other records of Carriden Parish Church. A898.027 Carriden Churchyard. Lairs Register Jan 1926-Jul 1928 A898.028 Lair sales book. Includes Carriden Churchyard. 1930-1947 Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Denny Cemetery Reference Date Description No A1328.005 01 Jun 1888-18 May 1912 Register of Interments, Denny Cemetery A1188.003 1914-1965 Denny Cemetery. Interments register. (duplicate) A898.041 1949-1975 Burials register. Contains record of persons buried with public assistance in Camelon and Denny cemeteries and others A1199.014 1908-Late 20th Century Denny cemetery. Index to burials. Includes chart of lairs and sections (badly torn) A1199.015 Mid 20th Century-Late Denny cemetery. Index to burials. 20th Century A283.01 1850-1899 Burial receipts for Denny Cemetery A898.055 1875-1888 Lairs register. Contains register of proprietors of lairs with dates of use of lairs (at front of volume); and register of daily interments with cross reference to lair number (at end of volume) A898.014 12 Dec 1910-11 Jul 1916 Lairs certificate book A898.015 13 Jul 1916-16 Jul 1921 Lairs certificate book A898.016 08 Aug 1921-03 Jun 1924 Lairs certificate book A898.017 27 Jun 1927-09 Sep 1932 Lairs certificate book A898.018 12 Sep 1932-03 Oct 1936 Lairs certificate book A898.019 09 Oct 1936-10 Dec 1940 Lairs certificate book A898.020 12 Dec 1940-10 Jan 1945 Lairs certificate book A898.021 13 Jan 1945-17 Jan 1949 Lairs certificate book A898.022 25 Jan 1949-07 Jul 1953 Lairs certificate book A898.006 18 Jul 1953-25 Jul 1955 Lairs certificate book A898.010 29 Jul 1955-03 May 1957 Lairs certificate book A898.007 10 May 1957-24 Sep Lairs certificate book 1958 A898.011 02 Mar 1960-18 Nov 1961 Lairs certificate book A898.008 07 Oct 1958-24 Feb 1960 Lairs certificate book A898.009 23 Nov 1961-06 May Lairs certificate book 1963 A898.001 06 May 1963-17 Mar Lairs certificate book 1965 A898.002 03 Apr 1965-13 Apr 1967 Lairs certificate book A898.003 Apr 1967-15 Jul 1969 Lairs certificate book A898.004 14 Jul 1969-02 May 1972 Lairs certificate book A898.012 02 May 1972-18 Oct 1974 Lairs certificate book A898.013 03 Nov 1974-12 Mar 1976 Lairs certificate book A898.023 1878-1911 Cemetery transfer register. A898.024 01 Jul 1911-08 Oct 1976 Certificate of transfer of lairs book. Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2042 A820.017 (20th Century) {nd} Index to proprietors of lairs at Denny Cemetery. Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2025 A1199.013 May 1910-Jun 1964 Lair sales book. Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2039 Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Denny & Dunipace Cemetery Joint Committee A898.005 Aug 1930-Jan 1931 Minute book A820.018 1961-1962 Minutes Denny Cemetery Committee A820.012 1869-1876 Minutes A820.013 1876-1887 Minutes A820.014 1887-1896 Minutes A820.015 1930-1939 Minutes A820.016 1939-1954 Minutes Denny Parish Council A1655.004 1929 Denny Cemetery. Plan of extended cemetery with war memorial. Original layout in 1875 by Alex Black A1068.001 1900-1905 General bye-laws of the Burgh of Denny & Dunipace. Dennyloanhead Parish Church See also the Churches Finding Aid for other records of Dennyloanhead Parish Church. Reference date Description No CH3/704/25 1837-1865 Register containing Baptisms, 1837-1865 and Deaths, 1836-1851 Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Falkirk Cemetery (Camelon) Camelon Cemetery was opened in 1873 by Falkirk Town Council. Reference No Date Description A1144.003 1873-1903 Falkirk Cemetery. Daily Interments Register A1144.004 1912-1929 Falkirk Cemetery. Daily Interments Register A1144.005 1930-1947 Falkirk Cemetery. Daily Interments Register A1144.006 1947-1951 Falkirk Cemetery. Daily Interments Register A898.041 1949-1975 Burials register. Contains record of persons buried with public assistance in Camelon and Denny cemeteries and others A1199.008 1879-Mid 20th Falkirk cemetery. Index of burials Century A1199.009 1879-Mid 20th Falkirk cemetery. Index of burials Century A1199.010 29 Feb 1912-31 Falkirk cemetery. Index of burials Dec 1929 A1199.011 Mid 20th Century Falkirk cemetery. Index to private lair holders Lairs records A1144.002 1873-1901 Falkirk Cemetery. Parochial or Free Ground Interments Register. (Note this appears to be a lair register with dates of additional burials per lair. Not clear if name on register is lair owner or first occupant of ground) A898.047 1872-1898 Private ground register of lairs. A-D A898.048 1872-1908 Private ground register of lairs. E-N A898.049 Early 20th Private ground register of lairs. (M) Sections I-V. Century Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2025 A898.050 Early 20th Private ground register of lairs. Sections VI-XI Restricted Century for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2025 A898.051 Mid 20th Century Private ground register of lairs. Sections XII-XV Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2051 A1144.001 1870-1951 Falkirk Cemetery. Register of Sales Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2027 A1199.007 1872-1999 Falkirk cemetery. Register of lairs transferred. Restricted for 75 years under Data Protection Act until 1 January 2076 A898.052 1870-1900 Falkirk Cemetery. Cash book for lairs A898.053 1900-1925 Falkirk Cemetery. Cash book for lairs A898.054 1940-1959 Falkirk Cemetery. Cash book for lairs A1199.012 28 Aug 1959-15 Falkirk cemetery. Cash book No 5 Jan 1963 Plans A1655.007 1894 Plan of Section N, Falkirk Cemetery A1655.008 1870 Plan of Falkirk Cemetery. Drawn by Peter Clark, certified correct by Alex Black, Surveyor and signed by Robert Bell. Falkirk Archives (Archon Code: GB558) Maintenance A733.001 1871-1876 Falkirk Cemetery Workmen’s Fortnightly Wages A898.044 1963-1966 Casket record. Stock record of issue of caskets A1068.002/02 1870-1956 Regulations as to Falkirk Cemetery.
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