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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Good afternoon. What a nice crisp day it is. Janska - Thank you. Have contacted Birmingham City Council to ask they search their historical burial records of the time, October / November 1947, reference shared burial. With no staff at the cemeteries now, it is very difficult for a member of...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Why I consider churchyards not being a meaningful place to look? Until recent times, the Church of England and Roman Catholic Church did not allow miscarried or stillborn babies to be buried in consecrated ground, as they had not been baptized; it was thought (explicitly by Catholics, more...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    I find strength from others searching for their lost family member. This is how Manchester is dealing with an injustice. https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/families-left-furious-over-scandal-26217077 Looking forward to my reply from Birmingham City Council. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Lyn Will do. I know others are on the same journey as me. The answer we seek will not be found in the public digital burial records of Birmingham City Council. The answer will be found in the actual burial registers of the time. Stillborn children who have mysteriously disappeared, uncounted...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Lyn - Thanks My sister is buried in one of those two. The information I have would be well known to officialdom. Burials took place near Loveday Hospital, no where else. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    I have good information that still-born children of Loveday hospital were buried in the cemeteries nearest to the hospital which I have always believed to be the case. I will be contacting Birmingham City Council to ask for a more robust search of their hard records. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Thank you for the link and for your time in reading the post. It is a nightmare. Parents who were unwilling to talk because of their distress with the result some information is lost. I have my sister's name, her time and date of birth, the hospital where the birth took place, even Jacqueline...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Janice Thank you. I feel I am hitting my head against a brick wall. I do believe there is someone out there that will provide the answer I am searching for. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Good afternoon Question: Were stillborn children baptised before burial. Reason: there are records of baptism within the Loveday hospital records held by the Birmingham library. Thank you Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    cba. Thank you. There are records of over 1000+ stillborn children on the Birmingham City Council website. If one inputs “stillborn” into the first name field and then press “search“ the records are displayed. https://birminghamburialrecords.co.uk/ Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Is there anyone out there who has an insight on children born stillborn at Loveday Hospital regard to their placed at rest? I can not except that a child born, the birth registered, her weight recorded can simply disappear without trace. How can that be? Is there anyone who knows of a member...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Another week with the same answer “ NOT Here”. So many like me searching for a straight forward explanation, where are the final resting place of those who were cherished so much. Officialdom have so much to answer for, for the pain and distress they have caused. Thanks to everyone for their...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Another dead end. Jacqueline is not at Birmingham crematorium, Walsall Road,Perry Barr, Birmingham. The staff kindly checked their records. Had a nice call back. They agreed my sister must be recorded somewhere. The question is, where. Shaun -C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Useful Site for Church Yards in a given area. Church Heritage Record https://facultyonline.churchofengland.org/churches Click on "OR" - in the Diocese box input Birmingham and click search. zoom in to central Birmingham and one can see Church yards surrounding Loveday Street. Not all have...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Nick Thank you for reading the post and engaging, it's through that process we move forward. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Number 0121 303 4368 is not recognised like all the direct numbers to the cemeteries. Shame, I understand the staff were very helpful. Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Nick thanks. The issue is all of the cemetery offices are closed and one needs to speak directly with the Council's Bereavement Services. This not to be taken as a criticism of them, they are working in difficult times and have been helpful, however, all Bereavement Services have are the...
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Lyn like it as it is……..one feels so much younger! Seriously, Thank you all for your time and help Shaun-C
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Still getting use to be a Brummie baby must take years to master Brummie! thank you
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    Loveday Street Hospital..the search for my sister

    Only 12min by car from Loveday Street? Private yes, but could and I say could, be the reason by Jacqueline is off the radar.
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