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Burial Records - Date Order Dated After 01-01-2002 Page 29 of 37 14/09/2016 Burial records - Date order dated after 01-01-2002 Site Number 4 Cremated Remains Grave No Ref Yrs Funeral Date Deceased Applicant Agent Depth/Grve. Grant n Type of burial 2037 3641 93 22/08/2013 Frances May, Allen WB Bradford na Ashes Seale Pastures Residential Home Acresford 2109 3642 93 30/09/2013 Marion Lee Thacker 1211 Ashes 33 Browning Drive Measham Derbyshire DE12 7EE 1798 3643 84 29/11/2013 Herbert William Haddon, Whitbread WB Bradford Burial 15 Bosworth Road Measham Swadlincote DE12 7LG 85c 3644 91 11/12/2013 Gertrude Joan, Coulton WB Bradford na Ashes 64a Bosworth Road Measham 3058 3645 93 09/01/2014 George Howard, Egan WB Bradford 1045 Burial 73 Bosworth Road Measham 1780 3646 50 23/01/2014 Tony, Nissen 1212 Burial 33 Greenfield Road Measham Swadlincote DE12 1630 3647 96 30/01/2014 Emily, Allen WB Bradford na Burial 111 Leicester Road Measham 2091 3648 85 15/03/2014 Jane Dougherty Newall, Ridding WB Bradford 1151 Ashes 19 The Croft Measham Swadlincote DE12 7NL 3044 3649 54 21/03/2014 Paul, Buttery Measham Parish Council na Ashes 23 Sand Top Close, Blackfordby, Swadlincote Derbyshire DE11 8AW 1781 3650 71 23/04/2014 Hans Joachim, Brian WB Bradford na Burial 19 Linford Crescent Coalville Leics I certify that this document was produced from computerised records and is a true copy of the register Signed Dated entries. MyCouncil 14/09/2016 Page 30 of 37 14/09/2016 Burial records - Date order dated after 01-01-2002 Site Number 1 Unconsecrated Grave No Ref Yrs Funeral Date Deceased Applicant Agent Depth/Grve. Grant n Type of burial 1437 3651 67 15/05/2014 Yvonne Ann, Hudson WB Bradford na Ashes 47 The Crest Linton DE12 6QE 3096 3652 83 22/05/2014 John Thomas, Wright WB Bradford 1214 Burial 78 Dysons Close Measham Swadllincote DE12 7NN 1777 3653 77 29/05/2014 Joseph Royston, Haynes WB Bradford na Burial 124 Bosworth Road Measham Swadlincote 1467 3654 86 06/06/2014 Jean, Shurmer WB Bradford na Burial Seal Patures Residential Home Acresford Road, Netherseal 2110 3655 82 10/07/2014 Robert Greer, Tait 1215 Ashes 21 Wilkes Avenue Measham Swadlincote DE12 7LR 2110 3656 90 10/07/2014 Lily, Tait 1215 Ashes 21 Wilkes Avenue Measham Swadlincote DE12 7LR 2111 na 24/07/2014 Patricia, Pallett na 373 3657 88 06/08/2014 James Henry, Panting WB Bradford na Ashes 8 Thurlmere Road Patchway Bristol BS34 5DP 1782 3658 56 03/09/2014 James, Price WB Bradford 1215 Burial 26 Covert Place Albert Village 1783 3659 80 18/09/2014 Albert, Kent WB Bradford na Burial 27 New Street Measham Swadlincote DE12 7JN I certify that this document was produced from computerised records and is a true copy of the register Signed Dated entries. MyCouncil 14/09/2016 Page 31 of 37 14/09/2016 Burial records - Date order dated after 01-01-2002 Site Number 1 Unconsecrated Grave No Ref Yrs Funeral Date Deceased Applicant Agent Depth/Grve. Grant n Type of burial 862 3660 92 26/09/2014 Barbara, Sharrod 38 Ashes 862 3661 88 26/09/2014 John Richard, Sharrod 38 Ashes 1784 3662 70 09/10/2014 Alan, Jones WB Bradford 1218 Burial 20 Donington Drive, Woodville Swadlincote DE11 8AV 2090 3663 73 27/11/2014 Alan, Smith WB Bradford na Ashes 18 Pipit Close Measham Swadlincote DE12 7GF 1748 3664 73 11/12/2014 Peter, Redfern WB Bradford 1110 Burial 8 Wilkes Avenue Measham Derbyshire DE12 7LR 2112 3665 69 11/12/2014 Flanagan, Catherine WB Bradford 1220 Ashes 24 Blackthorn Way Measham Swadlincote DE12 7ND 2063c 3666 85 05/01/2015 Jean, Shuttleworth WB Bradford 1221 Ashes Oakleigh Residential Road Ashby Road Moira 1588 3087 81 12/01/2015 Derek Charles, Spare WB Bradford 948 Burial 6 Brickyard Cottages, Bosworth Road Measham Swadlincote DE12 7LH 1787 3668 70 11/02/2015 Arnold, Baker WB Bradford 1222 Burial "Hollymead" School Lane Normanton le Heath Coalville 1801 3669 79 23/02/2015 Derek, Poxon WB Bradford 1223 Burial 10 Buckley Close Measham Derbyshire DE12 7LX I certify that this document was produced from computerised records and is a true copy of the register Signed Dated entries. MyCouncil 14/09/2016 .
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