19-11-2016, 04:32 PM
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Are we talking about a Church Cemetery or a Council Cemetery ,My understanding is if you have links with the Place be it a church Cem and its not full then you would be able to be buried there .
My Father is buried in a Council run Town Cem where he had no links just traveling through when he died .
19-11-2016, 04:59 PM
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I think if you are cremated many churches will allow you to place the ashes in the graveyard, but burials even if you live locally are now not very common as land is so hard to find for them.Best is to ask the church you are thinking of as there don't appear to be hard and fast rules.
19-11-2016, 06:53 PM
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I could be wrong but I was always led to believe as long as you are prepared to pay for a plot you can use any cemetery (space permitting).. popular with people who want to go back to their roots.There's also double depth plots .. where you can be interred, as it suggests, in the same grave ontop, and so together forever, with your pre-deceased loved one. (Usually pre-arranged as the depth has to be over 6 foot).
In other instances, the grave is opened and an urn of ashes is popped in.
I'm quite fortunate .. I've had my instructions from Mr M. After cremation I shall have a week in Margate, take a boat trip along the coast and throw him into the sea.
19-11-2016, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Does anyone know if you can be buried in the cemetry of a town or village that you don't live in, or do we have to be buried in your local cemetry?
Heading: 'Nest Question' .... implies making a nest to give birth to youngsters.
Content of thread: Death
Sorry, couldn't resist
it is your final nest ... like a snug burrow.
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