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Posted By: Mark Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 3:04pm
Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead

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But there are loads if interesting facts.

Jonno39 - Keep me right lol
There were 3 churches.
2 Graves Exist from the Titanic.
The First plea of insanity victims is buried there.
The Second Church was round.
Its rated 3rd Best Gothic Cemetery.
Why it was built there? (Bidston Avenue, straight grand road).
Which used to have holly tress and others top to bottom.
And loads more....

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The Main Church i was told today was divided into 2 because
one side was for catholics and the other for prositants.
And was used to hold funeral services in its day.

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Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 3:54pm
Out Side the Cemetery Gates there used to be a Victorian Bus Stop
with a Glass Roof.

And If you turned left when entering the gates there used
to be men and ladies toilets.
Posted By: jonno40 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 4:39pm
Flaybrick Memorial gardens as it is known now. Is a catalogue of history. The points mark has made are true and can easily be cross referenced .The insanity victim was a Chinese guy call Loch Ah Tam and he supposedly murdered his wife and three children in a fit of rage but pleaded insanity as he had no recollection of the events in question. He was tried and convicted and sentenced to hang at Walton gaol. Coincidentally the day of the funeral was the same day that he was hung some witnesses report a large gust of wind on an otherwise calm day as the family were lowered in to the grave . Loch Ah Tam is said to stalk the path near to the grave .the grave can be found on the old boundary wall to the infectious diseases hospital.

The cemetery its self was opened in may 1864 but the original plans where drawn up some years before ,the designer a Mr Edward Kemp chose that site as it provided a processional route so the populus could pay there last respects and if you look back out the gates you can see this today.there are many people who were significant to the rise of Birkenhead buried in there as well as military hero's ,Titanic victims and victims from the Thetis submarine disaster

There used to be three chapels t,the main church was divided into two Catholic and Protestant and there was a Methodist chapel as well.there are several unmarked paupers graves with up to seventy bodies in them also victims(mainly children)of the diphtheria out break are buried there as well. it is also the resting place of some of the Laird family (not john).To be honest I could write for hours because every grave tells a story

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Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 5:36pm
Excellent Pictures Jonno, Ive updated your post (Dates Changed)
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 5:47pm
Apparently way back + 40 years.
Bidston Avenue which is in the distance, used to have trees
all the way down. There were holly bushes shaped into tall
trees with rounded tops almost like a simple ice lolly.

There were trees that flowered and made it look so prestigious
and that was a very posh road to live in. As Jonno said to us
on our outing, that they used Bidston Avenue as they wanted
a "Grand Entrance" so you can see that from the Gates there
is a straight road almost into Birkenhead.

So the Modern Bidston Avenue we know today is nothing
to what it was, when the council looked after and trimmed
those trees and holly.

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Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 5:51pm
I'm informed that the Church was used for Funeral Services.
And it was divided in half, but unsure which side was which.

One side was for the Catholics and the Other Side (right, left) for the protestants.

What a shame its in the condition it is today.
Derelict.

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You can just make out the war memorial cross at the front.
I don't know any more than that.

Q. Has the "Spire" been removed, ive only just noticed.
Posted By: SoundLad Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 6:01pm
The laird thats buried at the Cemetry is William Laird happy and its the grave i took you guys to when we went on that nightly paranormal excursion smile
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 6:08pm
This one Clicky

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Posted By: SoundLad Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 12th Feb 2008 6:09pm
aye happy
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Feb 2008 11:15pm
To Think the House Still has lights on at night...
It even looks scary in the Day Time....


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Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Feb 2008 2:51am
no one wanna drop hints to the lottery grant fund!!
Posted By: chriskay Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Feb 2008 12:59pm
Originally Posted by jonno39
the designer, a Mr Edward Kemp

This is the same Edward Kemp who was Paxton's assistant in the construction of Birkenhead Park, & who became Park Superintendent. Interestingly, it had been Paxton who originally started to design Flaybrick. The extract attached is from "The People's Garden", a history of Birkenhead Park by Clifford E. Thornton, on sale at the Park Pavilion.

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Posted By: jonno40 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Feb 2008 3:10pm
Yes Chris he is the same Edward Kemp who at the time was the curator of Birkenhead Park
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Feb 2008 6:42pm
Some very interesting stuff there smile

I noticed the other day, If you look straight up Bidston Avenue towards Flaybrick Cemetery, Bidston Windmill is in line with the Cemetery and Bidston Avenue albeit slightly to the left, however as is my understanding, where the foundations of the orignal Windmill are, this would place it directly in line.

Wonder if that had any influence on where it was built?
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 7:22pm
here is a link to lots of stuff about everything we have talked about (mark you may want to reorganise this)

Click Me - PDF Document
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 7:32pm
Cool Handy link that wink
Ive just got pictures today funny enough of some of the mentioed graves smile

Will Sort them and post them smile
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 7:35pm
nice one Mark just having a good google through things to see what i can dig up
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 7:42pm
first link i came to and its cool Click Me
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 7:58pm
Ive added the Text so you can read it.
I Added the Long Prestigious Drive way view,
from the Chapel to the gate and from the gate to
the end of Bidston Avenue.

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Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 1st Mar 2008 8:11pm
thats sheer quality, nice one
Posted By: IzzZzzY Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 12:57am
i've heard so many stories about this place, I'd love to go around there of a night, but im too much of a wimp to go alone lol
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:07am
it was a cool place when i was there a few years ago now and the railing was not there and we went up the tower/spire thing, scariest thing was the 9 million pigeons taking off when i disturbed them. poohed ma pants
Posted By: IzzZzzY Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:10am
So long as im armed with a torch a stick and someone to hang on to, not even pigeons would scare me laugh lol
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:12am
they will when they see you coming and go quiet and jump out at the last moment lol
Posted By: IzzZzzY Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:14am
raftl evil creatures they are lol
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:15am
they have guns
Posted By: IzzZzzY Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:16am
raftl raftl SAS pigeons
Posted By: placidmaster Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 1:16am
originally north end pigeons but as there was not much worth poohing on they moved, but they are well hard
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 11:25pm
Spotted this on the notice board today.

Could be an interesting job to help out with for anyone with spare time on their hands.

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Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 2nd Mar 2008 11:35pm
Yeh i seen that wink
Posted By: Mark Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 15th Mar 2008 2:07pm
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Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jul 2008 4:13pm
Has anyone ever noticed the Jewish grave near the Nanny Goat entrance? If you come through from Nanny Goats its on your right, follow the wall along and it is a pointy thing with star of David on it and I think maybe Hebrew. Been years since I seen it.

Never forget riding through there on ma bike with mates one summer and we spotted a tall holly bush on fire, no smoke, just flames. We went back about 15 minutes later and expected to find it all burnt but there was no sign of burn marks or the smell of burning - totally freaked us out!!! (burning bush in the cemetery - what does that mean???)
Posted By: Northender Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 24th Jul 2008 12:58am
I went through Flaybrick Cemetery week to take some pics of the Crossways estate end on Sunday and it has got even worse. There are more empty houses burned and 2 sections of the cemetery wall have now gone. Steel gates are still on the entrance to the graveyard and it looks like wood has been piled up and set on fire around them.
I was getting watched by some hooded scallies so I didn't stay too long.
I heard some of the vaults have been broken into and bones scattered around the place a few years back.
There is also an urban legend about a lad who robbed a ring off a skeleton in a grave and was followed by a man in a cape and a top hat up to Tollemache Road, so he went and put the ring back.

Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 23rd Feb 2009 11:59pm
More! More!
Posted By: xxbad_babexx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 24th Feb 2009 10:50am
i wanna hear some more about it happy wink
Posted By: Griffojack Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 4:56pm
There are two chinese graves in the left corner, go through main gate, turn immediate left and they're in the corner by the wall. Close by is a heart breaking headstone for the Williams family 3 sons buried first, died in WW1, and then the two parents who died years later within a month of eachother, 1936 I think, so sad.
Posted By: BMW Joe Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 5:25pm
The history of Lock Ah Tam can be found in the Ghost Hunters Forum in This Topic
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 5:55pm
I would love a guided tour of this place! A 'whos who' and where.
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 5:58pm
I think the ranger at Tam O'Shanter arranges these RUDE
Posted By: bert1 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 5:59pm
Originally Posted by RUDEBOX
I would love a guided tour of this place! A 'whos who' and where.


I don't know who's who but i know where they are.
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 3rd Jun 2009 6:11pm
This might be useful RUDE: http://www.mikekemble.com/mside/flaybrick1.html
Posted By: chris58 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Jun 2009 6:49pm
Throughout the summer the friends of flaybrick do guided walks. They are usually mentioned in the wirral globe or news (if you are lucky enough to get one delivered!)I have also seen a flyer on the wall of the cafe at the tam o'shanter. I wonder whether it can be googled? might be worth a try.
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Jun 2009 7:28pm
Thanks everyone
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 8:07pm
RUDEBOX I WILL TAKE YOU FOR A TOUR IF YOU WANT?
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 9:01pm
Yer! P.m on its way!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 9:15pm
yerr got girl flaybrick is cool!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 9:41pm
anyone else want to come?
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 11:04pm
when?
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 16th Jun 2009 11:32pm
sunday?
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 12:57am
put my name down for sunday
Posted By: Tony_1985 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 2:28am
hmm interested now

day or night mate?
Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 5:19am
i would like to come as well
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 6:26am
time please smile
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 6:54am
12 noon at the main gates anyone intrested add list names below! smile
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 7:33am
Too early for me frown
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 7:42am

12 noon at the main gates anyone intrested add list names below!

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Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 9:17am
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper

12 noon at the main gates anyone intrested add list names below!

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Posted By: hoseman Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 12:28pm
Poo, Fathers Day and got to have meal at the inlaws (outlaws!!)
Posted By: Anonymous Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 12:55pm
Originally Posted by hoseman
Poo, Fathers Day



withthat
Posted By: jonno40 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 5:58pm
would love to do a tour and contribute a few facts and stories along the way but not only is it fathers day my grandaughter is being christened the same day .
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 8:04pm
Originally Posted by susan
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper

12 noon at the main gates anyone intrested add list names below!

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anyone else gang?
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 17th Jun 2009 10:43pm
would have come had it not been father's day etc. frown
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 6:33am
should we change the day/date jonno whats good with you?
Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 11:16am
i will go along with any day/date to fit in with everyone
Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 11:44am
How about Sunday 5th or 12th July 1pm?
Posted By: jonno40 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 5:03pm
im easy for any date other than this weekend and the 4/5th of july
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 5:31pm
should we do the 28th june then gang a wiki tour of Flaybrick whos in names down please thumbsup

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Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 6:23pm
should we do the 28th june then gang a wiki tour of Flaybrick whos in names down please thumbsup

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Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 18th Jun 2009 6:26pm
Originally Posted by jonno40
im easy for any date other than this weekend and the 4/5th of july

I guess you don't want jonno to go then raftl
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 6:26am
everyone ok with 28th june? smile

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Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 9:35am
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
everyone ok with 28th june? smile

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Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 7:21pm
Hya. Im ok with the 28th. Cud you put me +1 on the list please someone?
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 7:27pm
everyone ok with 28th june?

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Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 7:31pm
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
everyone ok with 28th june?

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Posted By: chris58 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 8:15pm
Fancied it but will be in the air flying to Cyprus!. Have a great time I was told on one tour a few years ago that the main path leading down to the gates originally ran in a straight line to hamilton square.
Posted By: DJ_Karl_David Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 8:20pm
i would be a good tour guide haha! i practically used to live in this place when i was kid building dens, and tree houses etc! we even camped out in there one halloween night, tell you what that was fooking scary i tell ya!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 10:03pm
we did a ghost hunt there well spooky all kicked off when we were leaving!some mad stuff banging and monkey sounds and sonic ear sounds! planning to go back soon!
Posted By: DJ_Karl_David Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 19th Jun 2009 10:38pm
Sounds intense, nothing like that happend when we camped there on halloween night, just a few spooky sounds and about 15 drunks walking home from places, i was amazed at how many people walk through there at night.

its a shame in the last few years alot of it has been vadalised.

when we were 15/16 we used to go there but the group friends i had actually had respect and despite the stereotype scally gang we were we never once vandalised that place.

there was very few headstones knocked down back then, i went through there a few weeks back walking to my mums and was shocked at how bad its got.

Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Jun 2009 8:17am
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
everyone ok with 28th june?

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snooze you comming? anyone eles?
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Jun 2009 9:26am
im ok for the 28th
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Jun 2009 4:07pm
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
everyone ok with 28th june?

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snooze you comming? anyone eles?
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 22nd Jun 2009 8:33pm
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
[quote=diggingdeeper]everyone ok with 28th june?

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Posted By: MissGuided Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 22nd Jun 2009 8:55pm
TC - I'm possibly in London, but going by the state of health in our house that trip may get cancelled. So I'm a maybe.
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 22nd Jun 2009 9:02pm
thankyou! smile hope your house is better soon wink
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 23rd Jun 2009 7:51pm
7 then for sunday some more please gang!
Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 24th Jun 2009 5:17am
what time tc and were exactly do we meet up.
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 24th Jun 2009 6:35am
would one oclock be ok with everyone? the main gate by the notesboard! happy
Posted By: UrbanEx2U Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 24th Jun 2009 11:28am
dont think i,ll be able to attend this 1 sorry

family first smile

everyone ok with 28th june?

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Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 26th Jun 2009 6:22am
Originally Posted by Robbo_theMan
dont think i,ll be able to attend this 1 sorry

family first smile

everyone ok with 28th june?

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gutted robbo mate frown family first mate smile everyone still ok for sunday jonno mate! smile
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 7:56pm
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
Originally Posted by Robbo_theMan
dont think i,ll be able to attend this 1 sorry

family first smile

everyone ok with 28th june?

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gutted robbo mate frown family first mate smile everyone still ok for sunday jonno mate! smile


EVERYONE STILL OK FOR THIS TOMZ 1 OCLOCK?
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 8:11pm
im ok.
Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 8:44pm
yes
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 9:13pm
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ANYONE ELSE COMMING MEET MAIN GATE BY THE NOTES BOARD OFF TOLLEMACHE ROAD! smile

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Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 9:28pm
We ok
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 27th Jun 2009 9:39pm
1.T.C. (ok)
2.DiggingDeeper ??
3.sue (OK)
4.Rudebox (ok)
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6.jonno40 (please come dude)??
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ANYONE ELSE COMMING MEET MAIN GATE BY THE NOTES BOARD OFF TOLLEMACHE ROAD!


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Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 12:06am
28/6/09 1PM

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ANYONE ELSE COMMING MEET MAIN GATE BY THE NOTES BOARD OFF TOLLEMACHE ROAD!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 8:14am
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
28/6/09 1PM

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yerr looks like a nice day for a tour gang see you all at 1pm! smile
Posted By: jonno40 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 10:26am
cant make it guys.dean will explain when i see you
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 11:01am
Originally Posted by jonno40
cant make it guys.dean will explain when i see you


gutted man frown hope your o.k. mate!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 5:28pm
BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME TODAY happy

and a big thanks to kimpri1 for getting down dirty laugh wink
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 6:51pm
Had a great day!! Thanks everyone
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 7:17pm
Originally Posted by TRANCENTRAL
BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME TODAY happy

and a big thanks to kimpri1 for getting down dirty laugh wink


and a big thankyou to derekdwc for turnning up nice one mate thumbsup
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 8:01pm
fab day loved it.BIG THANKS to everyone. rudebox+1 stumbled across a nice find will post soon plenty of pics..
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 8:16pm
bringing this next time..

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Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 8:24pm
yerr man bring it on! flex
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 9:53pm
Yeah - good day gang ... well fantastic company anyway - weather was awfull!!!!

Thanks for organising and guiding TC - good one!!!
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 28th Jun 2009 9:59pm
thanks mate!
Posted By: SUExx Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Jun 2009 9:35am
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
Yeah - good day gang ... well fantastic company anyway - weather was awfull!!!!

Thanks for organising and guiding TC - good one!!!


i will second that, look forward to another wiki tour guide soon
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Jun 2009 4:13pm
Originally Posted by susan
i will second that, look forward to another wiki tour guide soon


Do you want to reword that - it sounds like your sacking the last one and want another raftl raftl raftl
Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 29th Jun 2009 5:48pm
Originally Posted by diggingdeeper
Originally Posted by susan
i will second that, look forward to another wiki tour guide soon


Do you want to reword that - it sounds like your sacking the last one and want another raftl raftl raftl


lol sacked man! frown raftl
Posted By: tigertiger1953 Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Nov 2010 12:38pm
The Chinese inscription of Lock Ah Tam's name on the stone gave rise to a belief at the time that Triad gangs did a deal with the authorities to have his body buried there. Don't know about that. I have seen his grave in the confines of HMP Liverpool in 1979. Whether he is in there or Flaybrick is anyone's guess. All excuted bodies have now been removed from HMP Liverpool.
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Nov 2010 2:11pm
his wife and 3 children in flaybrick, there is a thread on it somewere
Posted By: RUDEBOX Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Nov 2010 4:04pm
Dont think a murderer would be moved to consecrated ground.
Posted By: kimpri Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 4th Nov 2010 4:11pm
Originally Posted by RUDEBOX
Dont think a murderer would be moved to consecrated ground.
don't know were he went after being hung his wife is in flaybrick
Posted By: simonb Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Feb 2011 9:05am
duz anyone know where the big leather back book/redgister of all the plots ,names, cause of death is the origenal from day 1
Posted By: Bezzymate Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Feb 2011 10:23am
I think it is kept in the lodge/office at Landican.
Originally Posted by simonb
duz anyone know where the big leather back book/redgister of all the plots ,names, cause of death is the origenal from day 1
Posted By: diggingdeeper Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 20th Feb 2011 11:53pm
Originally Posted by Bezzymate
I think it is kept in the lodge/office at Landican.
Originally Posted by simonb
duz anyone know where the big leather back book/redgister of all the plots ,names, cause of death is the origenal from day 1
The info is at Landican cemetery, unfortunately some of the Flaybrick documents were lost.
Posted By: Helles Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 22nd Feb 2011 9:51pm
Russian grave and plaque on wall commemorating Dutch man.

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Posted By: TRANCENTRAL Re: Flaybrick Cemetery - Birkenhead - 22nd Feb 2011 10:01pm
see that bud missed that grave tho thanks for the pics mate happy
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