South Lancashire Regiment - War Cemeteries (97% COMPLETE)

Discussion in 'War Grave Photographs' started by englandphil, Sep 7, 2009.

  1. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Phil, what is the name of the Milltown (Belfast) casualty?

    Robert, Milltown casualty details below

    BELFAST (MILLTOWN) ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY
    KEARNEY. JAMES, 3644646 - Sec. A. Row L.G. Grave 50.
    (originally enlisted with the South Lancashire regiment, serving with the Royal Army Ordance Corps. Died 26th May 1945, aged 47.)


    Phil
     
  2. RJL

    RJL Senior Member

    No worries Phil. pm me your email address and I'll send that to you now.
    It's not a brilliant photo but, sure, take this one and when I get a minute I'll call round there again and get you a better one
     
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  3. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    No worries Phil. pm me your email address and I'll send that to you now.
    It's not a brilliant photo but, sure, take this one and when I get a minute I'll call round there again and get you a better one

    Robert, thanks for your help. PM sent

    Phil
     
  4. AndyBaldEagle

    AndyBaldEagle Very Senior Member

    EP
    Check your email inbox. oustanding ones for Germany sent!

    Andy
     
  5. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    EP
    Check your email inbox. oustanding ones for Germany sent!

    Andy

    Cheers Andy, your a star.

    Phil
     
  6. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    MArtinb, thanks for doing Cambridge City

    Phil
     
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    PADIHAM (ST. LEONARD) CHURCHYARD EXTENSION
    KAY. ROLAND, 3657418 -Row 7. Div. 6. Grave 9.



    bad news, Phil... no marked graves any more in this churchyard (apart from a few older stones that have been gathered together ornamentally). The "extension" appears to now be a "green space" with a couple of benches. There may be something commemorating the burials inside the church, but there was a funeral going on so I didn't want to go poking around....
     

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  8. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Dave, thanks for trying, i'll write to the CWGC to see what they say, as surprised that they have let the grave be removed.

    Phil
     
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    I don't think the actual graves have been removed, Phil (it's still officially a consecrated burial ground), just the markers. If there's a memorial stone (or similar) somewhere (maybe inside the church?), then everything is above board and within the charter of the CWGC.

    Dave.
     
  10. Recce_Mitch

    Recce_Mitch Very Senior Member

    Phil, Here are South Lancs on CWGC Groesbeek Memorial.

    Cheers
    Paul
     

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  11. patrick1974

    patrick1974 We will remember them.

    Hi Phill i can problaby get photos from Oldenzaal,Holland for you please send me the details and i will see if i can take some photos for you in the next 2 weeks.

    Regards Patrick
     
  12. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    I don't think the actual graves have been removed, Phil (it's still officially a consecrated burial ground), just the markers. If there's a memorial stone (or similar) somewhere (maybe inside the church?), then everything is above board and within the charter of the CWGC.

    Dave.

    Cheers Dave, i will see if I can contact the Church direct.

    Phil
     
  13. ronald

    ronald Senior Member

    Will do Wageningen if you give the names.

    Ron
     
  14. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Phil, Here are South Lancs on CWGC Groesbeek Memorial.

    Cheers
    Paul

    Thanks Paul, I actually went to Grooesbeck last Thursday whilst out at Arnhem, and picked up all the ones I was missing, but thanks for taking the trouble

    Phil
     
  15. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Hi Phill i can problaby get photos from Oldenzaal,Holland for you please send me the details and i will see if i can take some photos for you in the next 2 weeks.

    Regards Patrick

    Patrick, thanks for the offer. details below. (PM also sent)

    OLDENZAAL PROTESTANT CEMETERY
    MOYSE. GEORGE ERNEST, 14696485 - Grave 12.
    ( Died 11th April 1945, aged 19 whist serving with the 1st Battalion South Lancashire Regiment)
     
  16. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Will do Wageningen if you give the names.

    Ron

    Ron, details as below :)

    WAGENINGEN GENERAL CEMETERY
    STEPHENSON. FREDERICK, 3657621 - Plot 2. Grave 793.
    (Originally enlisted with the South Lancashire Regiment, later posted to the 1st (Airborne) Battalion Border Regiment. Private Stephenson's field grave was located on the 31st May 1945, at an unrecorded location (Possibly alongside the River Rhine. Unknown as to why not buried at the Airborne Cemetery Oosterbeek).

    Phil

    Thanks to Ronald, one more off the list.

    Phil
     
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    PADIHAM (ST. LEONARD) CHURCHYARD EXTENSION
    KAY. ROLAND, 3657418 -Row 7. Div. 6. Grave 9.



    Roland Kay's grave in Padiham Cemetery (not in St Leonard's!)....
     

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    ...and a little bonus for you (Burnley Express, 21st Sept 1940)...
     

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    UK – LANCASHIRE
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    CLITHEROE CEMETERY
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    NEW ROW METHODIST BURIAL GROUND
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    Might be able to do Clitheroe one day next week. Where's New Row?:huh: (asking because there's one a few miles from me...which has a Methodist chapel... but there're quite a few in the area!

    dave.
     
  20. englandphil

    englandphil Very Senior Member

    Might be able to do Clitheroe one day next week. Where's New Row?:huh: (asking because there's one a few miles from me...which has a Methodist chapel... but there're quite a few in the area!

    dave.

    Dave, really appreciate the effort that youve put in with two visits for a single headstone, and one that invloved fence climbing at that :), and your right about the Newspaper cutting, a real added bonus.

    in relation to Clitheroe and New Row, the details that I have are as follows.

    CLITHEROE CEMETERY
    WRIGLEY. WILLIAM, 3391180 - Grave 1005.
    This Cemetery is on the Waddington Road, opposite Clitheroe (St. Joseph's) Roman Catholic Cemetery.

    NEW ROW METHODIST BURIAL GROUND
    WALMSLEY, RONALD HENRY, 3659712 - Plot I. Row 6. Grave 22.
    There is no directions on the CWGC site, but my casualty and the majority of theose interred are from the Mill Hill / Blackburn area, so it looks like it is the one that you are thinking off.

    Google is coming up with the following; Row Methodist Church. Heys Lane, Blackburn, Lancashire BB2 4NW

    Thanks once again Dave

    Phil
     

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