The archives hold a number of documents relating to the Chapel
Registers of Baptisms, 1799 - 1992 (NR2324/1)
Registers of Marriages, 1926 - 1992 (NR2324/2)
Registers of Graves, c. 1806 - 1997 (NR2324/3)
Burial Ground Plans, 1875 - [late 20th cent?] (NR2324/4)
Funeral/Graveyard Notebooks, 1889 - 1991 (NR2324/5)
Date 1787 - 1997
Extent 126 items
AccessStatus Open
Level Collection
Related Material at Sheffield Archives:
Plan of Loxley Chapel burial ground graves with headstones in the ground from the right hand side of the chapel to the retaining wall (sited behind the chapel “on the terrace”), giving inscriptions, drawn and compiled by Mr Ken Bilborough, 1998 (MD7329/1).
Just recieved reply back from Sheffield Archives. William & Elizabeth Ibbotson are not in Long Lane section either....really thought I had cracked it especially with 2 of there children buried in Loxley and even one off in the same grave as Elizabeth's parents. Back to drawing board!!!
David, Clutching at straws here!!
Looking back at William Ibbotson's newspaper obits it says "FRIENDS please accept this intimation" (my caps)
Could they have been buried as Quakers?
Dave
Sheffield Archives has Quaker burial records for Sheffield. As far as I am aware they have not been transcribed on line.
Quakers, also known as Society of Friends were, I believe, a branch of Congregationalists
Dave