Hi All, I am hoping some of you good people can help me. I live in Australia and have family members, my two Grandparents, my Gt. G’mother and my Uncle, buried at St. Barnabas Churchyard in Erdington. The original plot was numbered A190 which held John William George Greaves Died 1931 aged 4, John William Greaves Died 1950 aged 53, Matilda Serman Died 1955 aged 91(Ashes in Urn) and also Daisy May Greaves Died 1965 aged 63 (Ashes). I know the Church was partially destroyed by a fire and restored and extended. A fair few years ago a cousin of mine (who lives in France) read of the fire and the intended removal of headstones only (not actual remains) and our family grave was included on the list of graves apparently said to be in disrepair & not visited to make way for the new cafe, he emailed the Reverend protesting against removal of our family grave & attached a recent photo of the grave which showed it only had a slightly displaced curbing and flower remains in the Urn flower vase showing it was visited. The Reverend replied agreeing that the grave was not in disrepair and obviously visited, also stating the grave was not on a list to be removed but was in a ‘Hard Hat’ area which was surrounded by scaffolding, so she was unable to check on the grave, but assured my cousin the grave would be left untouched. Recently one of my sisters visited England and St Barnabas Churchyard but could not locate the grave, and checked the headstones that were removed and placed against the wall but still couldn’t locate either the headstone or the Urn(s). My sister asked a person in charge at the Church and was told that the grave was probably built over, and to contact the Birmingham City Council for a map of the plots. I have since emailed the Council who have informed me that they do not have such information. I am hoping that someone may have an old map of the grave plots at St Barnabas Churchyard, or any other information which may help us locate our family grave. x