All entries within the GPR for the family name JACKSON

Thank you for your help with this work. I am most anxious to get any kind of information about my grandmother, Ceta Johnson. I know very little about her, not having met her. I know nothing about her family except that they owned a shop on Highstreet in Wetherby.

Do you have any information at all about your Grandmother? any information such born circa 1880, died circa 1920 would help.

Hi, you'll need more information. The only Ceta Johnson I can find is Ceta Kathleen Johnson, born in Q1-1910, but died aged 0 at end of Q1 or in Q2 so unlikely to be your grandmother.

The above was born in Wetherby. There is another Ceta Johnson born in Leeds but again died aged 0. However, there is a Ceta Mabel Johnson, born Q2-1879 in Wetherby. The following is presumtious, so please check; Looks like she moved to Montreal, Canada in 1905 (aged 26) and lived in Saskatchewan, Canada. Parents are Edward and Mary Ann (nee Stires). Married Sidney Jackson and had several children.

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I was particularly taken with the quality of the images. As a keen photographer I know just how hard it can be to ensure that pictures are sharp and detail is readable, and that the photographer is not in the image.

Thank you so much for the prompt response in sending me a clear image of my great grandparents’ gravestone from Christchurch Barnton Cemetery. This is a fantastic resource and I really appreciate you taking the time to reply to me on a Sunday evening. Thank you. Gail Jackson

Thank you for the quick response to my request. It all adds to the jigsaw of family research! Will definitely use again.

Thank for you once again for your dedication Cheers! Heather

Charles provides a wonderful service and for family history researchers an invaluable resource. Thank you so much Charles your work is very much appreciated.

This is an excellent service and so helpful, Many thanks and much appreciated.

Many thanks for your prompt reply. Photo is a great addition to my research.

Just discovered this wonderful website and have found pictures of three ancestors graves. Thank you for the wonderful pictures will most definitely recommend the site to others researching their family history.

Many years ago our son gave us a small, beautifully illustrated book by a gentleman named Ernest W Jackson of Harrogate. The artistry of the work is absolutely beautiful and I've always wished to know more about this gentleman. Now, thanks to a Google search and the amazing web site set up by Charles Sale, I'm in possession of a photo of Ernest's headston with the additional information of a lady I assume to be his wife. This has of course ensured that I will try to learn more about him and his life up to his date of death, 1918. Perhaps he died during the First World war. Thank you so much Charles, and if anyone is looking for photos of ancestor's gravestones/burial plots in Queensland, Australia, I would be very happy to help if at all possible.

Thank you for such a great resource. I live in Australia so cannot go to see my ancestors resting places myself,it is lovely that someone cares enough about history that these gravstones are documented.Many thanks again.

Thank you for sending me the picture of my great-grandads and his brothers plaque in side the church. I know him, his brother, sister in law and his parents are buried beside the curch and am going to visit it soon. Again, thank you

I meant to tick the 'contact me' field, but was too quick for myself and finished the request before I remembered to do so. Can it be ticked now?

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Have 2 of my wifes relatives buried at Rose Hill , Cantley Lane, Cantley, Doncaster : Annie Susannah Jackson died 20 Dec 1981 and her husband Albert Rowland Jackson died Dec qtr 1952 buried here as well. Plot numbers are available at the office but will not tell me on the phone ? Can anyone help

Just to say Thank You so much for the image.

Thanks very much for your resource. It is much appreciated. Really helped with my Proctor research.

Fantastic Gravestone site. Proved very useful to my History. Thanks

Thank you, it is valuable info for my family history project, it is important to have correct dates

Many thanks for the photograph of my Great Grandfather's grave memorial. A trifle difficult for me to actually visit the site from Australia, so this was the next best thing.

Believe the gravestone for George Jackson who died in 1820 is my 4th great-grandfather but really wanted to see the date for his widow, Elizabeth, but it is too damaged. I particularly wanted to see it because she was supposed to be giving birth in 1816 to my 3rd great-grandmother, Ann, and I am concerned she was 66 when she died so am hoping she was a lot younger than her husband and died a lot later than him as well!

I just wanted to say thank you to the lady who took the photos and the other [people behind the site.

Thank you so much for your fast response. Wonderful to be able to view the details of so many of my husband's family; great grandparents Adam Watson & Edith Jackson. What a terrific service you provide.

Samuel Jackson is who I'm researching died in Bury St. Edmunds 1836 born about 1759. Sadly I can't read the gravestone . Many thanks anyway

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I am full of praise for the vision, generosity of spirit and umpteen years of work that have gone into creating and running this wonderful information service. Its short cut to Henry Jackson's memorial is helpful to me because I am writing up a booklet for the Friends of Woodbury Park Cemetery Tunbridge Wells about the Hale family.. His widow Charlotte Cecilia had a life interest in Holly Hill and remained there for the next 40 years with her second husband Bernard Hale. He was among other things the barrister whose carefully documented legal opposition to Lord de la Warr's encroachments on Ashdown Forest led to the protected permanent access there enjoyed today by the public. There are Hale memorials in Holy Trinity Colemans Hatch and of course there are the Hale almshouses at Kidds Hill. Mostly due to trickle down from the wealth of HHJ. Bernard and Charlotte are buried in Woodbury Park Cemetery and we have just cleaned up their memorial there along with those of the other Hales buried there.

Thought gravestones might contain extra information on the family.Gilbert Jackson was buried with his wife Frances. At least I am guessing who the lady is as he married a Frances.Many thanks for the prompt service etc.