#FIND A GRAVE NEW JERSEY FULL#
Funeral directors' records 1820-1978 - a full A-Z index combining all the records of the seven major Jersey undertakers from 1820 to 1978 Complete.Pitcher and Le Quesne burial records - an index to the 1972-1978 records of the combined business Complete.Le Quesne burial records - an index to over 9,750 records of John Barette Le Quesne from 1903 to 1972.Pitcher burial records - an index to over 5,000 records of A A Pitcher from 1942 to 1972 Complete.Conery burial records - an index to the records of P J Conery for the period 1933 to 1959 Complete.Croad's burial records - an index to 23,000 records of Jersey's main funeral director from 1867 to 1962 Complete.Picot burial records - an index to over 11,500 records of Philippe Picot from 1842 to 1876.Sinnatt burial records - an index to the records of Sinnatt and Sons for the period 1820-1830.We are working on the completion of the separate A-Z indexes for the records of Sinatt, Conery and Le Quesne '.įuneral directors' record books for 50,000 burialsĪs indicated below, the combined index for all funeral directors' records is complete, as are single-page indexes for the smaller businesses. Although most of the cemeteries which are covered by our gravestone images have been painstakingly photographed, row by row, it is possible that some graves have been overlooked, so our pages are entitled 'A selection of images. We have included an A-Z index combining some 66,000 records from 1820 to 1978 from the seven undertakers, enabling an easy search to be carried out if, as is likely for the majority of researchers, you have no idea who organised your ancestors' funerals and where they were held.Īlso included on this page are records on the public specialist site Find A Grave, and Jerripedia's own collection of gravestone images. This page contains a set of links to burial records for individual cemeteries, and records of funerals across the island from the archives of seven major undertakers from the 1820s to the 1970s. We have now added further records which provide additional detail and links to official records held by Jersey Archive.
Jerripedia records include funerals at Anglican churches up to 1940 (much earlier for some parishes), and official death registrations in the 12 parishes into the 21st century ( again, dates vary from one parish to another). Because online birth and marriage records are often restricted to dates up to 100 years ago in order to avoid including anyone who is still alive - a somewhat strange policy when records concerning living individuals in Jersey are available from many sources, such as electoral registers, rate books, Occupation identity cards, etc - death and burial records, which by their very nature exclude anybody still alive, can be a very valuable source of family history data. Certainly they rank third in chronological sequence, but that does not diminish their value. Records of deaths and burials are often thought of as the third level of research for family historians, providing supplementary information for births/baptisms and marriages.
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