In a message dated 15/11/2006 20:19:27 GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I have Alexander WEBSTER died 1857 0f typhus aged 47yrs, he is buried in Gourock cemetery and I wonder if there are headstone transcriptions available after 1855 where I can check if he has one and if any other family members are buried there. There is no Webster listed in the index of Gourock in the MIs book. These books are collections of inscriptions of stones with pre-1855 information on them........ so if one family member died in say 1854 all the information will be transcribed but if the first burial was 1857 then that stone would not have been transcribed. Having said that there are many many graves without stones ...either there was no marker, or there was a wooden marker now gone, or a stone which has weathered so much the inscription is not legible, or has fallen over. Irene