About the Grange Cemetery
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Learn about the cemetery and its history
Our work in the cemetery
Work done by the volunteers of the Friends of Grange Cemetery
Restoration of fallen grave stones
Re-erection of smaller stones by the Community Payback scheme organised by Alan McKinney and professional lifting of larger stones sponsored by the Grange Association
Alphabetical list of researched graves
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Read details about interesting burials we have researched.
Trees in the Grange Cemetery
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See the kinds of trees and a plan with photos of the best specimens.
War Graves within the Cemetery
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Information about the war graves in the cemetery.
Download booklets about notable burials
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| PDF for screen viewing | PDF for A5 booklet print | |
| Some notable burials (2017) |  | |
| More notable burials (2020) | | |
| Tree trail (2021) | | |
| War graves walk (2021) | |
Download our booklets about the cemetery.
Donate to support our work
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The restoration of each large memorial costs typically £500. Any amount you can donate will help towards these costs.
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Donate by SMS text (£1 – £20):
Each booklet costs us about £2 to produce, print and distribute
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Help us to produce the booklets on notable burials and support our work to restore fallen monuments.
Notable Burials
The Cemetery Group of the Grange Association has researched 48 notable burials in the Grange Cemetery. In addition, Ian McHaffie researched five graves with Greek inscriptions (more information here). The map below is interactive and shows the sites of these burials. Hover the cursor to see the names or, for more information, click on the letters or numbers on the map or click on the name at the foot of the page.
