James Wells died in 1841, and is buried in St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool, with his daughters Elizabeth and Charlotte Ann.
Friday, March 29, 2013
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Henry Cook
According to the London Gazette, published on the 16th. June, 1772, Henry Cook was a prisoner in the Castle of Lancaster. Henry was formerly of Ormskirk, late of Aughton; he was a Victualler.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Thomas Robinson
Thomas Robinson.
Thomas Robinson was the husband of Eleanor, and died on the 13th. February, 1848. This gravestone is situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool.
Thomas Robinson was the husband of Eleanor, and died on the 13th. February, 1848. This gravestone is situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool.
Cookson
Sarah, beloved wife of T.W. Cookson, Esq., Seaforth who died on the 21st. Nove. 1860. Thomas W. Cookson who died on the 18th.? Nov. 1867? James Hatton died on the 11th. May 1866. Also, mentioned is John Fell. Sarah Horne Cookson died on the 26th. February, 1858.
Peter Bradshaw
Peter Bradshaw died the 27th.? Jan. 1874. This gravestone is situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool, England.
Robert Williams Headstone
Robert Williams appears to have died on the 7th. January, 1831. This gravestone is situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool, England.
Gravestone of Henry? Edward Jones
The gravestone of Henry? Edward Jones, situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool.
Henry Edward Jones Esquire died on the 7th. January, 1863.
44? Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool
Upon carrying out a little bit of research, it appears that Alfred Higginson, a surgeon at the Southern Hospital, might have resided here in the 1860's. This is an address given in a publication for the Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society.
Friday, April 30, 2010
The headstone of John Grindrod
John Grindrod died June 28th.? 1837. This gravestone is situated at St. James' Cemetery, Liverpool, England. It also mentions the names John Siddall and Jane Dyson?. John Siddall, though, may not be buried there.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
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