Blaston Cemetery
If you have a family connection to Blaston, you can call me with the name of the person buried here. I can help check the record before you make plans.
Asking about a family grave
If your family already has a grave at Blaston, I can ask the council to trace the record and check whether it can be used again. Please speak to me before making plans for a new grave here.
Asking about burial of ashes at Blaston
If someone wanted their ashes buried with family at Blaston, give me the names on the grave if you know them. I’ll ask the council to identify the plot and check whether an interment can go ahead. Please wait for that answer before setting a date.
How much would it cost?
If you’d like to know the cost of an interment of ashes, give me a call. I’ll check the cemetery fees and explain any charge for our help. You can ring even if someone else arranged the cremation.
Call Samantha on 0116 278 8868Finding a grave before visiting
Harborough says its historical burial records have been transferred to the County Archivist. If you have a name and approximate burial date, I can help you find out which record or cemetery plan to ask for before you visit.
Adding an inscription to an old headstone
If your family would like to add a name to a stone at Blaston, we can check the name on the grave deed first. Harborough requires permission for a new inscription, including changes to an existing one. It is worth settling that before commissioning the lettering.
Finding your way here
Blaston, Leicestershire
Please confirm the entrance and meeting point for the particular funeral.
Check the meeting point with Samantha on 0116 278 8868The district burial strategy lists Blaston Cemetery separately from St Michael’s churchyard. When asking relatives for directions, check whether they remember the council cemetery or a churchyard grave.
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