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Catholic Burial Records

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Katwin

Katwin Report 25 Jul 2003 10:03

Kathleen, I have contacted the Catholic Central Library as they do indeed hold the burial records for Moorfields (which was a Catholic Mission), and for elsewhere in the Country. So for anyone having difficulty tracing pre-1837 Catholic ancestors' bmd records, this is a good website to start. Thanks again Kathleen!

Researching:
Casey, Hull, Savill; Brentwood, East London

Katwin

Katwin Report 24 Jul 2003 21:22

Thanks Kathleen, I'll give it a try!

Researching:
Casey, Hull, Savill; Brentwood, East London

Kathleen

Kathleen Report 24 Jul 2003 15:48

Kathleen you could try Catholic Central Library. www.catholic-library.org.uk Hope it helps good luck Kathleen

Katwin

Katwin Report 24 Jul 2003 15:33

Hi Kathleen, I am looking for the Catholic burial records of St Marys Catholic Chapel which was in Moorfields, Middlesex (now London). I believe the chapel was destroyed or pulled down several times and rebuilt elsewhere.

Researching:
Casey, Hull, Savill; Brentwood, East London

Kathleen

Kathleen Report 24 Jul 2003 15:15

What area are you wanting,Kathleen

Katwin

Katwin Report 24 Jul 2003 12:41

Does anyone know of a site for Catholic burial records which would cover 1833?? Was there a lot of anti-Catholic feeling in the early 19th century, because I am told it was not an option to be married or christened in a Catholic chapel, but a burial would have been permitted? Kathy

Researching:
Casey, Hull, Savill; Brentwood, East London