Anfield Cemetery

[steveb]

Hi
OK, will do a bit of digging, no pun intended :-)

[steveb]

do you have any details, such as full name and date of death and I
will find it

Steve

[julieoapw]

Excuse my ignorance but who is Bert Balmer?

[underworld]

do you have any details, such as full name and date of death and I
will find it

Steve

Herbert Richard Balmer. Died 2/5/70

[underworld]

Excuse my ignorance but who is Bert Balmer?

He was a Detective in the 1940s/50s who led major crime invetigations in Liverpool such as the Cameo murders, The Old Curiosity shop Killing and the Cranbourne Road murder.

[steveb]

Herbert Richard Balmer. Died 2/5/70

Hi, No I meant Ronijaynes granny

Steve

[sweetcheeks]

Sounds really interesting, how long have you been doing this Steve?

How can you find out where your relatives are buried?

[julieoapw]

Thanks for info on Balmer.

[steveb]

Sounds really interesting, how long have you been doing this Steve?

How can you find out where your relatives are buried?

Hi
about 2 years. If a persons relative is in Anfield you need to know
the section and plot number, ie CE12 594 which is church of england
section 12 plot 594, you then get a section plot map and go looking.
I can usually find a person as long as I have full name and date they
died, sometimes it is hard work as the plot is unmarked.
Can usualy do most cems in Liverpool as I do have the maps.
This works for most cems.
Have a look at my site

www.liverpool-cemeteries.co.uk
Still building it, not enough hours in the day

Steve

[Ronijayne]

An uncle of mine used to take me when he went to his mothers grave and we would go to my Gran's and put flowers for her and I missed her and do to this day even though I was just a kid when she died. I lived with her when I was about 5 or 6 as my parents both worked. Is it Anfield where you can hear the roar from both football stadiums?

I have been on that Liverpool cemeteries site. My Grandmother was buried in her family plot as my Grandfather was Catholic and buried in a Catholic only cemetery, don't know where. He died when my father was a child. Silly isn't it, not to be buried together.

Her name was Harriet Cook (nee Heron) and it was about 1956 I think

[steveb]

An uncle of mine used to take me when he went to his mothers grave and we would go to my Gran's and put flowers for her and I missed her and do to this day even though I was just a kid when she died. I lived with her when I was about 5 or 6 as my parents both worked. Is it Anfield where you can hear the roar from both football stadiums?

I have been on that Liverpool cemeteries site. My Grandmother was buried in her family plot as my Grandfather was Catholic and buried in a Catholic only cemetery, don't know where. He died when my father was a child. Silly isn't it, not to be buried together.

Her name was Harriet Cook (nee Heron) and it was about 1956 I think

OK, Thanks what was his name as I have access to the RC records,

Steve

[Ronijayne]

Thanks Steveb

[Ged]

10 out of 10 for steveb cos I love people helping others.

[steveb]

10 out of 10 for steveb cos I love people helping others.

Thanks, I like to help if I can

Steve

[julieoapw]

10 out of 10 for steveb cos I love people helping others.

Hear, hear, he's been a terrific help!