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Burials It is believed that there are approximately 12,650 people buried in Newtown Road Cemetery and the Friends are trying to find them all. SourcesWe have several sources of information, but no single complete list so we are building our records from the following record sources: Burial registers – These consist of three out of what we believe were five books. The gaps in the records are between the first burial in 1850 up to October of 1868 and also from October 1884 until October of 1889. Status of transcription: Complete Butial Accounts – These records cover all instances where money changed hands from the first burial in 1850 until 1940. It is also the only place where buried still-born babies are recorded. The accounts are not actively being transcribed (except to fill gaps), but are available to Friends, or can be accessed at the Royal Berkshire Archives. Gravestones – The memorials in the cemetery are a great source of information when other records are missing. Status of recording and transcription: In Progress Other sources include newspaper obituaries and announcements and other stories printed in the press, certificates of birth, marriage or death and personal knowledge from family historians and our own investigations.
Where is my relative buried? Unfortunately, there are no existing records that tell us where everyone is buried. We only know the location of those people who have a headstone. We believe that the plot records were lost in a fire (probably at the same time as the missing ledgers). Help required If you have any information about a person that is buried in the cemetery (or about the cemetery itself) we would be very pleased to hear from you. Credit is always given to the researcher and any photos or documents provided will be acknowledged.
Burials for the year 1919
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