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The Infirmary Eastington, Gloucestershire

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Angela

Angela Report 23 Feb 2013 18:20

Thank you K, have sent e-mail message to priest. Hopefully he will reply back.
I live a long way from Gloucestershire. :-(

K

K Report 23 Feb 2013 14:44

This is a link to the local parish church for the Stonehouse area where he lived. It may be worth checking whether they have a burial for your uncle.

http://www.stcyrschurch.com/

Researching:
Anstee/Bucks; Russell/London; Durose; Pease/North Yorks; Kelly/IoM

Angela

Angela Report 23 Feb 2013 14:32

Hello,
I'm trying to locate my uncles grave James G. Gwynn for my Auntie who wishes to visit his grave and purchase a memorial stone for him.

I have my uncles death certificate. Disappointingly the information provided states that he died on 21 Oct 1942 at The Infirmary Eastington, Gloucestershire. He died of Rheumatic fever and that his home address was 6 Woodcock Lane, Gloucestershire, England, Occupation: General Labourer.. The informant that signed the certificate was T A Taylor, Occupier at The Infirmary Eastington.

I have contacted Gloucestershire Archives and they say they don't have any records for The Infirmary Eastington.

Can anybody help me?

Thank you for your time,

Angie