All entries for the family name KEMP held within the Gravestone Photographic Resource

All entries within the GPR for the family name KEMP

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Thanks
Thank you for the link to the pictures of the gravestones for Rachel and James Kemp and for Florence Bessie Heald (ne Kemp. I would not have been able to get these myself so great work by your volunteers.
entry submitted by Yvonne Quinn on: 17/08/2017 05:24 GMT ........ contact this person

Very interesting
I am delighted to be able to see the gravestones of my grandfather's family in England. He himself is buried in Ireland
entry submitted by David McCall on: 20/08/2013 08:54 GMT ........ contact this person

david kemp
Thanks very much for the enlarged photo of headstone. I now know that this is not the David Kemp that I am looking for. thank-you anyway
entry submitted by Trish Burgess on: 25/01/2016 03:58 GMT ........ contact this person

Skinner Street Chapel, Poole, Dorset, England
Looking for photos for my ancestors in England, records show they were buried at Skinner Street Independent? I'm tried looking up skiner street but cant really get an real answer on where this place is, much less even photos of my families graves. I know my line of Kemps are supposedly buried all over Dorset,Poole. But right now I'm looking for just this one family George Kemp 8 Feb 1756-Jun 1845 , he was a deacon of the skinner street church for over 60 years his wife Sarah Kemp 19 Mar 1763-22 Nov 1813, So I'd like to find these two and anyother Kemps buried at this Skinner Street Church
entry submitted by KK on: 23/06/2016 07:35 GMT ........ contact this person

This church in Skinner Street is still there as a United Reformed Church. But there is no graveyard associated with it-at least not now. Most non -conformist churches tended to use the local Private or Municipal Cemeteries. Poole actually has several Cemeteries I think the earliest was Poole Cemetery which is not fart from Skinner Street. The local Council should have a grave index -though they now tend to charge you for a search. I hope this helps.
entry submitted by Richard Castle on 16/07/2016 02:02 GMT ........ contact this person

KEMP/RUMP
I have found this website so helpful in trying to trace my Family tree, Having no where to really start on my mothers side. Keep up the good work.
entry submitted by claire on: 13/03/2017 02:32 GMT ........ contact this person

Thanks
Great free service especially useful when people don't live in the area where ancestors are buried.
entry submitted by Yvonne on: 21/07/2017 12:28 GMT ........ contact this person

Maria Kemp
Hello, Thank you for sending me the photo of my g-g-g-grandmother Maria Kemp's gravestone which I am pleased to confirm is the right one. One comment I would like to make is that the date on the stone is 1873, not 1878 - I have her death certificate to confirm this. The death certificate does have some conflicting information - it says she died on Nov 25, not Nov 16 as it says on the stone. However, the certificate also says her husband was William but this is wrong - the name Thomas on the stone is right. Perhaps as the certificate was filled in by her son-in-law with whom she had been living explains the error. Anyway, thanks again for your help. Best regards, Mike Brock
entry submitted by Mike Brock on: 21/08/2019 03:58 GMT ........ contact this person

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