Crosland - graves


Holy Trinity Church South Crosland – Elizabeth Sykes born at South Crosland
it is 1.6 miles from Meltham to Crosland 

further research needs to be done to establish if these are relatives 


        Allen Garside of Netherton died June 17th 1867  aged 27 years                                                                               

also David son of the above who died March 28th 1866 aged 1 year and 3 months                                             

also Maria wife of the above who dies Dec 3rd 1923 aged 85 years



Not sure if related??

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            Joseph Garside of South Crosland  who died June ?? 1890

Also Emma wife of the above   who died Sept 2nd 1918 aged 80 years

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Walter William Sykes of South Crosland who died June 23rd 18?3

Aged 44 years

Also Miriam daughter of the above who died Nov 29th 1886 aged 1 year            

 “The lord knoweth them that are his”              

 also of Jane the beloved wife of the above who died march 1st 1925 aged 75 years

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John Garside of South Crosland     Died June 25th 1878 aged 72 years                           

also Betty his wife August 25th 1876 aged 68 years        

also Eliza daughter who died Aug ?1848?


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JPGR  07-04-2021


 

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