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andy222
27th September 2013, 06:43
Heard on the news this morning that two cemeteries in London are full. :Erm:. Over population?
mickcant
27th September 2013, 09:02
On BBC news this morning they were talking about re burying remains deeper so others can be put on top!
I shall be cremated.
Mick.:smile:
Michael Parnham
27th September 2013, 10:47
In Philippines if you don't pay the rent, they remove the remains and use space for a new body! :cwm25:
joebloggs
27th September 2013, 10:57
In Philippines if you don't pay the rent, they remove the remains and use space for a new body! :cwm25:
even after death you still have to pay :cwm24:
grahamw48
27th September 2013, 13:59
Now they're moaning that extra land is too expensive and complicated to buy.
Rubbish !
If we can afford to send billions abroad every year to be squandered by corrupt governments, then the least we can do is to honour our dead by buying a few fields to lay them to rest in. :mad:
mickcant
27th September 2013, 14:44
A relative of mine was buried in a Church cemetery on the IOW, on 12 Sep 1940,
in 1965 the church asked permission to remove the headstone to make a garden area,
Someone said yes (I would not have)
within 5 years it was tarmac ked over as a car park, and the headstone "lost"
Mick.:cwm23:
Terpe
27th September 2013, 18:54
A relative of mine was buried in a Church cemetery on the IOW, on 12 Sep 1940,
in 1965 the church asked permission to remove the headstone to make a garden area,
Someone said yes (I would not have)
within 5 years it was tarmac ked over as a car park, and the headstone "lost"
Mick.:cwm23:
What a terrible thing to have happened Mick.
It's a disgrace......didn't anyone inform you about the plans ?
I'd have been very upset and angry.
mickcant
27th September 2013, 19:11
What a terrible thing to have happened Mick.
It's a disgrace......didn't anyone inform you about the plans ?
I'd have been very upset and angry.
Hi Peter, it was an uncle of mine who gave permission, it was his
grandmother, my G Grandmother, I only found out when I became into family history and went looking for the grave, they first told me the headstones were kept but when I and a church warden looked for then nothing there.
A local solicitors family did refuse permission and their 2 graves are still there.
Like most things too late once its done.
Mick.
Michael Parnham
28th September 2013, 08:59
even after death you still have to pay :cwm24:
Joe, the relatives have to pay and if they fail the remains are to the dogs as they say!:anerikke:
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