Manor Park - all 430,000 burial and
cremation records now available

• With the addition of another 160,000 records, we have completed the digitization of Manor Park Cemetery and Crematorium in Newham, East London
• There are nearly 430,000 burial and cremation records for this historically important Cemetery
• The latest 160,000 records available now are for the period 25th March 1875 to 15th December 1898 and comprise burial register scans together with details of all interments in graves and grave section maps
• What is both interesting and tragic is the sheer number of interments during this 25 year period due to a combination the teeming population of and the high infant mortality rate in 19th Century East End of London

Click image to see a sample scan of a Manor Park register, 1875,
a graphic example of the high infant mortality rate in East London in Victorian times.

• These new records available include some fascinating burials including Jack the Ripper's 2nd victim Annie Chapman, Winston's Churchill's nanny and a 10 year old little hero who perished whilst trying to save a drowning friend

Learn all about the fascinating history and many of the famous - and infamous - people buried in one of East London's most historic and largest cemeteries.
Click here to read Emma Jolly's latest blog.

The Registered Office for Deceased Online is 20 Davigdor Road, Hove, BN3 1TT, UK