Necropolis burial ground, Day Book
1867
January
25th,
Annie CAMPBELL
Hannah HERBERT
1867
October
1st,
BENSON
Stillborn
2nd,
Ann WILLIAMS
Elizabeth DAVIES
Mary DARCY
Stillborn
3rd,
John WARD
Hind ATKINS
Richard WILSON
Joseph HARRISON
4th,
Samuel BOOTH
John SCOTT
Humphrey OWENS
6th,
Ann FERGUSON
7th,
William BRANENAN
Mrs GORDON
Stillborn
8th,
George LOGAN
9th,
William WADE
10th,
Sarah LEWIS
Benjamin BARTON
11th,
Catherine JONES
12th,
John TAYLOR
14th,
Elizabeth JONES
Samuel ALLDRIFT
Admin of Margaret PORTER
3 Stillborn
15th,
Mary PHILLIPS
Stillborn
16th,
Mrs AUSTIN
Hannah MASON
Stillborn
18th,
Elizabeth OWENS
Sarah TOPHAM
Mary POWELL
Richard Whittle BIRCHALL
Stillborn
19th,
Ann Jane MORRIS
Mary WILLIAMS
Frances ? SCOTT
21st,
William DAVIES
John Railton GREAVES
Edward Heinchman COLE
22nd,
Edward MC GREAVEY
23rd,
Ann HALE
William DAVIES
24th,
Charles CARR
25th,
George Frederick NORMAN
Mary MC MASTER
Stillborn
27th,
Joseph FRANCE
29th,
Mrs SAMUELS
Joseph WARD
William MC BRYDE
30th,
Mrs TITHERINGTON
November 1867
2nd,
William SMALLING
Alfred WARD
4th,
William HUGHES
Peter WEST
5th,
Amy Sarah TURNER
Frances BRAMPTON
6th,
Hannah E. WILSON
Stillborn
7th,
Elizabeth SUDLOW
Benjamin COTHAM
Hugh JONES
Rhodes BRAMWELL
Stillborn
8th,
Henry FOSTER
12th,
David CRAWFORD
13th,
Edward PRESTON
Mrs HOWARD
14th,
James Baliner EVANS
Euphemia KIRBY
William SIMPSON
Miss LOGAN
15th,
Susannah DAGGS
16th,
Richard WILLIAMS
19th,
John SAINSBURY
Harriet MARTIN
John, Mr Donald ASHTON
Mary TIPPING
20th,
Arthur BLYTON
Stillborn
22nd,
George HASWELL and Mary MASSIE
Mrs ASHTON
2 Stillborn
23rd,
Margaret HUGHES
Mary JONES
Stillborn
26th,
Mrs GODFREY
Mary Louisa WOODS
Hannah ROBERTS
28th,
Elizabeth BIRKETT
Elizabeth HULBERT
Joseph ALLDRETT
John WARD
29th,
Thomas LOUTHIAN
Barbara EVANS
December 1867
1st,
Ellen EDGAR
2nd
Ruth CLEGG
Walter Stanley MC CABE
Jane ROBINSON
to be con't
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LIVERPOOL MERCURY
25th, Jan 1913
THE NECROPOLIS
Little time has been spent in transforming the NECROPOLIS, 4 acres in extent. The space at present bears the appearance of a neatly tilled field. All the monuments have been removed and the smaller slabs lowered and covered. Now the surface has been levelled, all in readiness for the design of the gardens. Shrubs are to be planted and a series of walks flanked with green. When the high walls are demolished and low railings put in the view from the roadway will be improved.
May 3rd 1913
New public garden
No time is being lost in transforming the Necropolis into a public garden but the widening of Everton Rd has not yet been commenced.
Already the surface covering the remains of over 80,000 citizens has been reduced to its new level, while the entrance lodge, the gates, and part of the massive front wall of stone have vanished.
When the long side wall disappears the new street line will be visible. The access of light and air is daily becoming more perceptible.
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