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Links to Friends of Cemetery Groups
- Abney Park Cemetery
- Brookwood Cemetery Society
- Cemetery Research group
- Friends of Arnos Vale Cemetery
- Friends of Beckett Street Cemetery, Leeds
- Friends of Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff
- Friends of East Cowes Cemetery
- Friends of Flaybrick Memorial Gardens, Birkenhead
- Friends of Hebron Burialground
- Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery
- Friends of Lister Lane Cemetery, Halifax
- Friends of Mendip Hospital Cemetery
- Friends of Northwood Cemetery IW
- Friends of Nunhead Cemetery
- Friends of Southampton Old Cemetery
- Friends of St Paul’s Churchyard, Cwmtillery, Gwent
- Friends of the General Cemetery, Sheffield
- Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park
- Friends of Wardsend Cemetery, Halifax
- Highgate Cemetery
- Isle of Wight Memorials and Monuments
- National Federation of Cemetery Friends
- Undercliffe Cemetery, Bradford
- West Norwood Cemetery
- York Cemetery Trust
A group of enthusiasts interested in the history and condition of the Old Cemetery in Southampton.
The new website of the National Federation of Cemetery Friends.
This website and it's contents are based on the book by Colin Clark and Reuben Davison "In Loving Memory - The Story of Undercliffe Cemetery". Undercliffe Cemetery contains an incredible array of people and professions, Mayors and Lord Mayors, wool barons, MPs, surgeons and clergymen and many thousands of ordinary folk who toiled through life's ups and downs and found their last resting place in Undercliffe. Like many cemeteries around the country, this one has gone through a period of neglect, but is now been restored, and there is a high level of interest in restoration and research.
Other Sites of Interest
- British Association for Local History
- British War Memorial Project
- Cemetery Transcription Library
- Commonwealth War Graves Commission
- Community Archives UK
- Families in British India Society
- Gravestone Photographic Resource
- HM Courts & Tribunals Service
- Isle of Wight Photographers
- Living Links
- Parish Chest
- Rob Gallop's Flickr account
- Scottish Graveyards
- Soldiers Memorials
- The London Gazette
- Upper Dales Family History Group
- Wootton Bridge Historical
To encourage and assist the study of Local History as an academic discipline and as a rewarding leisure pursuit for both individuals and groups.
This website was launched in August 2006 to support community archives in the UK. It was set up by the Community Archive Development Group, a group of the National Council on Archives.
The Families In British India Society (FIBIS) is an organisation devoted to members with an interest in researching their ancestors and the background against which they led their lives in ‘British India’.
A worldwide project and a fantastic website: The Gravestone Photographic Resource project is an attempt to provide a much needed on-line resource for family historians. The project aims are as follows: 1. to digitally photograph grave monuments worldwide that are currently legible 2. to extract all legible personal information (name, age, date of birth, date of death, relationship) from each image 3. to publish all legible personal information on an internet database and make this data freely available 4. to email copies of any grave monument image free of charge to anyone requesting a copy 5. to lodge at appropriate public record offices collections of images appropriate to that area 6. to encourage local groups to maintain, photograph and record grave monuments
For information about obtaining copies of Probate records
A growing database of photographers offering services on the Isle of Wight c1860 - c1940
Living Links is a Heritage Lottery project helping communities celebrate their diverse and evolving stories. RSHG is currently working with Living Links to produce an Audio Trail for Ryde by spring 2010
Family history and genealogy specialists. You can pay your membership subscriptions here or make a donation by searching for Ryde Social Heritage Group under the heading Family History Societies & Groups
This site contains many many great photogaphs taken by Rob and some fascinating old photographs of people and places in Ryde taken by Rob's Great Grandfather Mr Gallop who was an amateur photographer.
Although this site is about Scottish graveyards it contains a lot of valuable information about the recording and conservation of memorials and headstones.
For information about Wootton Bridge IoW
Local Sites
- Ann Barrett's Isle of Wight Web Site
- Bereavement Services, IW Council
- Carisbrooke Castle Museum
- Historic Images - Carisbrooke Castle Museum
- I Love Ryde
- Insula Vecta
- Island Eye
- Isle of Wight County Record Office
- Isle of Wight Family History Society
- Isle of Wight History Centre
- Isle of Wight Industrial Archaeology Society
- Isle of Wight Local Studies Collection
- Matrix e-Business
Mentions many names from all walks of life, Coastguards, Railway personnel, Prison Officers, Newspaper snippets, Obituaries, Census, Schools and much more. It is being added to each week.
This link takes you to one of the pages about Bereavement Services on the IW Council Website. There are other pages on the site where you can write an email message to the relevant department.
A great place to learn about the history of the Isle of Wight. The Castle is a great place to visit too!
This site contains hundreds of historic images of the Isle of Wight
Visit this website to find out about all things past and present to do with Ryde, IoW.
Website of Mitchell Family of South Devon, but also has pages on the history of Pubs in Ryde, Cowes, Newport, and IW pubs, with photos; plus pages of IW images.
Your virtual guide to the Isle of Wight.
A comprehensive resource for news and links to the Island's past, from prehistory to World War 2, including recent discoveries and established work.
Dedicated to research and restoration of the Island's working past.
The company that built this wonderful web site!
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