Bio
Just a local Kirkby man from a very large military family, who has a passion for historical military graves. Having visited so many around the world.
As a volunteer for the Eyes On Hands On (EOHO) programme for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, I visited the War Grave of Fusilier Lesley C Walton in Section D at St Chad's Churchyard. I returned over a few days to clean his grave and this made me take an interest in St Chad's Churchyard,as well as all the others I visit.
I have been taking photographs of Headstones and recording the inscriptions and plot numbers where they are missing.
Once the core records are updated, I will go back and look at Ancestry to find missing information.
If you read this and have a family member in St Chad's, please feel free to contact me. I would love to see and upload photos of the people resting there and not just fill the site with gravestone pictures.
If you have family in the Churchyard and would like to take over the management of the grave, please contact me via the individual record you would like to take management of. This makes it easier for me to find the correct record you seek.
A invaluable resource I found was the website of Rosalind Lloyd. As well as the factual census information from Barbara. They have both done absolutely tremendous work on researching and recording the graves with inscriptions at St Chad's Churchyard
Just a local Kirkby man from a very large military family, who has a passion for historical military graves. Having visited so many around the world.
As a volunteer for the Eyes On Hands On (EOHO) programme for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, I visited the War Grave of Fusilier Lesley C Walton in Section D at St Chad's Churchyard. I returned over a few days to clean his grave and this made me take an interest in St Chad's Churchyard,as well as all the others I visit.
I have been taking photographs of Headstones and recording the inscriptions and plot numbers where they are missing.
Once the core records are updated, I will go back and look at Ancestry to find missing information.
If you read this and have a family member in St Chad's, please feel free to contact me. I would love to see and upload photos of the people resting there and not just fill the site with gravestone pictures.
If you have family in the Churchyard and would like to take over the management of the grave, please contact me via the individual record you would like to take management of. This makes it easier for me to find the correct record you seek.
A invaluable resource I found was the website of Rosalind Lloyd. As well as the factual census information from Barbara. They have both done absolutely tremendous work on researching and recording the graves with inscriptions at St Chad's Churchyard
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