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Paul John Leonard

Re: John Leonard Paul

Here are some more Paul's from my indexes at Key Hill Cemetery sorry these have no memorials and maybe public graves.
Section L grave 200
Daisy Paul buried 1949
Horace " buried 1941
Horace " buried 1960
Section L grave 240
John Leonard Paul buried 1911
 
Re: John Leonard Paul

These are from Warstone Lane Cemetery
Paul's
Stillborn buried 1959 P 1428
Ethel M " 1892 P 1929
John " 1895 P 1969
Robert Wedd buried 1858 N 632 Memorial Inscription
Thomas buried 1851 F 477
 
Re: John Leonard Paul

Thanks for those Wendy. The Key Hill buriels are all close family, but I think the Warstone Lane one's are another family (more than likely related, but not in my tree). Now I'm going to see if anyone knows my grandmother's family (Streeter).
 
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Hi Wendy,
I know that you are a volunteer at Key Hill Cemetery and you have passed on some very interesting and valuable information. Fanny Florence Paul married James Walton then later Ernest Vincent Bambury - we know nothing at all about the catholic cemetery in Birmingham but we have reason to believe she may have been buried there, can you assist at all. Many Thanks Vonni
 
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hi wendy
do you no why the church at key hill cemetery was pulled down
i remember the church in 1950 s
my nan and i usrd the church as a land mark to find the family greavs
we went to the cemetery last year but had no luck in finding the grave s
diane
 
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Hi Diane,
All of these Pauls ! Muriel who was looked after by Maud Mackie Nee Paul was my husbands mother. Her own mother Fanny Florence Paul died very young. Fanny Florences' Dad was William Henry Paul married to Mary Frances Luckman.
You have probably had all of this information from Cheryl. I saw the photos you sent they are really very interesting and l have added them to my own family tree.
Cheers for now.
Vonni
 
Re: John Leonard Paul

It was actually the cemetery chapel. When the cemetery was taken over by the council it had fallen into disrepare and because of this it was decided to demolish it. It is so sad that this was done as you say it was a beautiful building. Another sadly lost in the 1960's.

If you want to locate any graves give me the names and dates of death and I will find them for you.
 
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hi vonni
i have the infotmation you have sent me off cheryl
i am glsd you find the photos intresting
i new your husband david
brother robert muriel gwyn
wen i was child
we lived round the corner from aunty maud in nursery road
david and family wen they came to visit
 
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hi wendy
john lenard paul 1909 1911
dews family i dont know names or dates
thank you for your help

diane
 
Re: John Leonard Paul

Wendy said:
Here are some more Paul's from my indexes at Key Hill Cemetery sorry these have no memorials and maybe public graves.
Section L grave 200
Daisy Paul buried 1949
Horace " buried 1941
Horace " buried 1960
Section L grave 240
John Leonard Paul buried 1911
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Hi Diane,
I reckon that the John Leonard Paul above is your uncle as he was buried 1911
All the best
Cheryl
 
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