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 Post subject: 118 Briercliffe Road
PostPosted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 12:18 pm 
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Was this a hospital?
I have a death which accorded at the above address but know the deceased to have lived elsewhere. Kris has also produced a will giving the above address as place of death but with somewhere else being the usual abode.

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 Post subject: 118 Briercliffe Road
PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 4:00 pm 

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I am visiting Burnley on Saturday for a week my sister in law lives near the hospital so I will have a look on Briercliffe Road.If anybody wants me to find anything out let me know (within reason and legal) !!. Sues.


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 Post subject: 118 Briercliffe Road
PostPosted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:19 am 

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I think that 118 Briercliffe Road is the address for the hospital the newsagents after the hospital is 120 also managed to visit Haggate Cemetery which I thought looked well maintained despite the horrible weather! Sues.


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 1:54 pm 

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"118 Briercliffe Road was part of Burnley Union Workhouse. As your grandfather was not living at this address, I think it must have been the Infirmary which was part of the Workhouse. This complex later became Burnley General Hospital, now modernised and enlarged".
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Sorry, just joined today and you probably know the answer to this one already...but...
I had the same problem when I found this address on my grandfather's death certificate for 1930. Living in Australia it wasn't possible to check it out in person so I contacted the Burnley library. One of the lovely ladies there supplied me with the above information from the library.

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