Hi Dorothy and all Wandering around cemeteries hoping to stumble across the remains of your ancestors is not the recommended way to do your family history, I fear. What you should really do is contact Southampton Bereavement Services, and get the exact cemetery and plot reference from them. Then, armed with a machete, you go into the cemetery and try to find the grave. By the way, I have a feeling that the earlier Millbrook cemetery that was mentioned as now being completely built over, was actually the graveyard of the earlier Millbrook parish church of St Nicholas, also long since demolished. The present parish church, Holy Trinity Millbrook, has its own graveyard, and the council cemetery called Millbrook Cemetery created in 1909 is an extension behind the churchyard. Cheers, Dave Jacobs =============== At 10:39 29/05/2004, Dorothy Morrissey wrote: >Hi Dave > >If, while avoiding drunks and rats in Millbrook >Cemetery, you happen to stumble on any Gilleys or >Lanhams or Shorts, please let me know! Watch your >footing! > >Cheers > >Dorothy > >Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. >http://au.movies.yahoo.com