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Looking for a relatives grave at Yardley
- Thread starter tayrich
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hi..if you know for certain she is at yardley i think the best bet is to phone them up...hopefully they can give you the info you need..
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I visited Yardley cemetery on Wednesday, February 5th.
The office lady informed me that she only deals with cremations now.
We now have to call 0121 216 2000, then choose option 4, to get grave information.
(They cover various cemeteries, so pay attention
)
The section I wanted was 'D' which obviously isn't shown on the map.
(Why they can't show both the old and new maps is mystifying.)
Section 'D' is number 37 by the way
Also, maps can be obtained anytime from a fixture on the wall of the office.
Be good, play nicely x
Just to confuse things, I tried to find...
The office lady informed me that she only deals with cremations now.
We now have to call 0121 216 2000, then choose option 4, to get grave information.
(They cover various cemeteries, so pay attention
)The section I wanted was 'D' which obviously isn't shown on the map.
(Why they can't show both the old and new maps is mystifying.)
Section 'D' is number 37 by the way
Also, maps can be obtained anytime from a fixture on the wall of the office.
Be good, play nicely x
Just to confuse things, I tried to find...
