Hello,
I am seeking the burial entry for the following and any other family members:
Richard BROADHEAD bc. 1761 - 1839
BURIED: On 20th November 1839 at St Martin, Birmingham, WAR.
PLACE of Death: Staniforth Street, Birmingham, WAR age 78
Occupation: Glass Blower/Hawker
and
John BROADHEAD bc 1804 (as per 1841 Census)
Died: 3 December 1846 at 5 Court, Richard Street, Aston, Warwickshire
When his eldest son Richard Broadhead (born 26 Dec 1821) was christened the family were living at Staniforth Street.
Occupation: Brassfounder / Polisher
I believe John Broadhead might have been buried at St Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
If John Broadhead was buried at St Martin, is it likely that he would be buried near to Richard Broadhead. I am trying to prove relationship.
Thank you.
I am seeking the burial entry for the following and any other family members:
Richard BROADHEAD bc. 1761 - 1839
BURIED: On 20th November 1839 at St Martin, Birmingham, WAR.
PLACE of Death: Staniforth Street, Birmingham, WAR age 78
Occupation: Glass Blower/Hawker
and
John BROADHEAD bc 1804 (as per 1841 Census)
Died: 3 December 1846 at 5 Court, Richard Street, Aston, Warwickshire
When his eldest son Richard Broadhead (born 26 Dec 1821) was christened the family were living at Staniforth Street.
Occupation: Brassfounder / Polisher
I believe John Broadhead might have been buried at St Martin, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
If John Broadhead was buried at St Martin, is it likely that he would be buried near to Richard Broadhead. I am trying to prove relationship.
Thank you.