WOOLSTHORPE BURIAL GROUND

MILLHOUSE MEMORIALS ON HEADSTONES

NOTE: I have not attempted to match the
gravestone to each name as the photographs would
have to be very large for the inscription to be legible
and even then not always very clear - however they
are all Millhouse graves.

This is a 1790 drawing of the ruins of the
originalSt.James Parish Church which had
been destroyed by fire during the civil war of
1642. A small chapel was then built down hill
away from the old church, being twice re-built
before the present Church was built in 1847.

Parish and Place

BURIALS -

Woolsthorpe

MARRIAGES -

Woolsthorpe

BAPTISMS -

Woolsthorpe

WILL INDEX

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SITE INDEX

Millhouse

Burials Index

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PART 2 Page List | Will Index | Millhouse Marriages | Ancestral Wills | Grave Memorials | Parish and Place | War Commemorations | Early references | Coat of
Arms | End of Line | MarriagesWoolsthorpe | BurialsWoolsthorpe | BaptismsWoolsthorpe | Millhouse Brides from 1837 | Millhouse Burials | Millhouse
Daughters | Grantham Map | News CuttingsM'house | 1901 Census Index Part 1 | Part 2 1901 Census | 1881 Census Lincs | Part 2 1881 Census | Belvoir Vale |
Births 1837 | Marriages 1837 | Deaths 1837 | Discovery | Servants and Lodgers | Visitors and Relatives | Accolades | Medals WW1 | 1861 Households | 1901
BL Households | 1901 LY Households

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