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3:33pm 10-24-2018
Bev Stephenson
Hi, I have been looking for the buriel place of my sister Christina Woods. She died as a baby in 1969. Born to Joseph and Edith Woods. I believe and from what I understand was buried in Grangetown cemetery. I have tried to locate, but got no where. Fabulous website and a job appreciated by many I am sure.
6:15am 09-11-2018
Catherine Sull
Thank you for your great site and all the work you have done.
I didn't find the person I was looking for but it was an easy site to us.
Thanks again and keep up your great work
8:02pm 06-18-2018
Freda Rodgers
Wonderful records, and I have found a number of relations in Bishopswearmouth Cemetery list. Thank you.
12:52pm 06-04-2018
Lesley EL ALAMI
This entry should read OWENS rather than OWINS. It's my grand-father

Owins Edgar Gordon 10 Nov 1935
3:27pm 05-16-2018
Elaine Greenough
What a great job you are doing. If I was in my home town in England I would probably also like to do something like this. Does your records also include cremations. I am trying to find out the details for my partner's father. He left my partner's mother soon after he was born and has never seen him since. I found out that his father (Roy Betts b: 15 May 1931) died 9 Aug 1991 at the District General Hospital, Sunderland. He lived at 29 Havelock Court, Ford Estate, Sunderland but I cannot find where he was cremated or where his ashes are. Would you be able to help
8:41pm 04-19-2018
janet
Thank you so much for your site. My family has been in Sunderland for hundreds of years, and I am thousands of miles away. Your site makes them all seem so much closer.
8:06pm 02-17-2018
Margaret
Thank you for all your hard word and for sharing this list. I've made a note of it as I'm sure I'll be using it soon; I've already spotted several of my potential ancestors ~ the Tyzacks.
10:43am 02-05-2018
Michael Pickering
What a wonderful job you are doing. Thank you on behalf of a lot of people.
Was just checking Southwick Cemetery recods and found my maternal grandparents, Robert and Mary Jane Wilson. They died in 1955 and 1956 respectively. Mary Jane was a Dickson and some of her relatives, mother, father, brother and sister are on your list. William Dickson died in France on April 20th, 1918. He was in the Royal Tank Corps and was on his way home. He died from wounds and is buried near Calais. He is mentioned on a family stone at Southwick. He was 30(born 1888) when he died and not 50 as recorded in your records. Keep up the good work, it is much appreciated,
12:45am 12-03-2017
C Johnson
I'm looking for information and photo of graves if available of William Anderson buried in Holy Trinity churchyard in April 1932 and his wife, Dorothy Harper Anderson, who died prior to 1932. They both were born about 1856 and lived in Southampton at one time.
10:10pm 10-16-2017
Rex Sinnott
Hello. I am looking for a burial for Maria Lane (nee McSweeny) who died probably early 1837. Her husband Michael Lane was a prominent civil engineer who worked for I. K. Brunel on the Monkwearmouth Dock 1835-1840. Any help or suggestions appreciated. Rex Sinnott
5:45pm 10-09-2017
Martin Henderson
Looking for some help if you are able to. Putting together a Priesthood line of authority for someone I recently ordained. I share my Dad's and I am trying to put together one with photographs. Dad was ordained a HP in Sunderland in 1970 by James Smillie and himself ordained by a Frederick William Oates in 1966. Did you know either of these men or know someone who may have? My family was in Sunderland Ward in the early 1970s and my parents are Allan and Jean Henderson. If anyone can tell me more about Frederick William Oates and James Smillie that would be great. A photo of one or both would be great too. Thanks, Martin Henderson
5:18pm 09-20-2017
Do you have an email address I can sent questions to regarding your work on cemetery records?
3:47am 06-19-2017
Troy Bates
Thankyou for your great work in cataloging and transcribing headstones in the various cemeteries. Very helpful for those researching their family histories and recording history.
3:41pm 04-25-2017
Leif Mattsson
I enjoy finding myself on your missionary list for 1971, but I would be happy if you would remove Denmark and write Sweden instead as the land where I come from. I have written to you before about this but no response. I hope to be able to visit you during 2017.
10:48pm 04-15-2017
Ryhope Relative
Thank you so much for this. I have found at least 5 relatives going back to 1800s even. It means a lot to me.
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