Anfield Cemetery Liverpool

The Friend's Anfield Cemetery have the Diaries of Anfield Cemetery (1938 - 2000), these were rescued from a giant pulping machine in the year 2000 by Bob Halliday. Along with these diaries, Bob also rescued some; Church of England, Roman Catholic and General Section Deeds. We are in the process of scanning the diaries and deeds, as they are beginning to fall apart.

We are willing to check for a burial at Anfield Cemetery for FREE. If we find a burial we charge Ł5 to supply the details.

We require:

The full name
Date of death/date of burial
Approximate age or date of birth
Their religion if known
If you have an address, that might also be of help
If you have the name of a spouse, parents or children, that also may be of help

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      Information that can be provided:

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Age
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Address
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Section & Plot Number
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Whether a Newly Bought Plot or Subsequent Burial in an Existing Plot

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	Payment via www.PayPal.co.uk to email address: pat@paddygreengrass.co.uk
	If you wish to pay by cheque/check, we accept sterling cheques/checks.
	Just send us an email and we will send you a postal address.
			
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	Here is an example of a CofE & a RC Anfield Deed:
			
	

	
	

	We would like to get as many 
	as possible of these Deeds back to the families that own them. So if you 
	would like us to search through them, please contact: pat@paddygreengrass.co.uk 
			
	Please provide as much 
	information that you can. If you have the Section & Plot Number that would 
	help a lot. If you can't provide that information, just tell us who may be 
	in the plot and roughly when they were interred. We will be providing this 
	service for twelve months, starting in January 2012. After Twelve months if 
	we have not reunited any of these deeds with the families that own them, we 
	will deposite them at the Liverpool Record Office. 
			
	(Site Under Construction)

History of Anfield Cemetery

Opened in August 1863, Anfield Cemetery or Liverpool Cemetery as it was originally known, covers a 110 acre site on Priory Road, North Liverpool, adjacent to Stanley Park and sitting between the stadiums of the famous football clubs of Everton and Liverpool.

Such is the size and age of Anfield Cemetery that it is almost inevitable that it should reflect much of Liverpool's history and culture and there are many prominent and celebrated individuals buried within its boundaries from the fields of sport, entertainment, politics, commerce and others of a certain notoriety. These include Jem Mace, generally recognised as the 'Father of Modern Boxing' and the first Heavyweight Boxing Champion of the World. Also, James Maybrick, a Liverpool Merchant, of whom many suspect to have been the real 'Jack the Ripper' of the famous Whitechapel Murders and Hugh McElroy, Chief Purser of the ill fated ship, the Titanic.

The list of illustrious persons to have found their final resting place within Anfield could go on and as such Liverpool's Ranger Service regularly provide guided tours of the site to those with an interest in our local history. Indeed, in recognition of Anfield's historic value, in February 1986 English Heritage awarded Anfield Cemetery Grade II Listed status.

Anfield Cemetery Liverpool

We would like to get as many as possible of these Deeds back to the families that own them. So if you would like us to search through them, please contact: pat@paddygreengrass.co.uk

(Site Under Construction)