Find a grave

One of the most commonly asked questions is how to find a grave.  Brandwood End Cemetery can help you do this.  The Friends are pleased to provide information of their services and prices where applicable:

Grave Location Services:

Provided a full name of date (or year) of death is given then this search if free of charge.  If a search of more than one year is needed then a fee of £10.00 will be charged.

Information from the Burial Register, including the grave details, can be provided and is also available if a private graves including the names of those buried therein (where available) – for a charge of £10.00.

If the burial register information is requested for all persons buried in a private grave, then the fee of £10.00 per name will be applied (ie. a grave with 4 internments would be charged as £40.00).

For more information please contact Brandwood End Cemetery on 0121 459 9132 or email at brandwood_endCem@birmingham.gov.uk.

We wish you luck with your search

11 Responses to Find a grave

  1. louis cook says:

    trying to find a grave of harry coook,and henry cook1920/1940

  2. Sarah Courbet says:

    Hi Louise, you need to contact the owners Birmingham City Council. The contacts for Brandwood End Cemetery are: For more information please contact Brandwood End Cemetery on 0121 459 9132 or email at brandwood_endCem@birmingham.gov.uk.

    Good luck!

  3. Bernadette Rigney says:

    Hi trying to find the grave of husband and wife Denis and Delia Clifford and also John Clifford brother of Denis . killed in the blits 26th October 1940. from Dublin , Ireland .

  4. dawn elliot says:

    hi i want to find my sisters unmarked grave… she was a stillborn ..born 1974 so there wont be a birth or death certificate. my mother died so i havent got alot of information. i know the hospital it was QE in Birmingham.. i know they wanted to call her angela elliot and i know she was born month november.how can i find the grave .

  5. Mark Harrington says:

    Pleased to see that a friends organisation exists. I tried to visit my fathers grave in December, and the whole row of headstones looked to have disappeared. He is interred in the far bottom left end having passed away in October 1978, and is amongst other Catholics (Donald Francis Harrington). is it possible that some headstones have been removed because of the swampiness of the ground down there, and if so, when will they be replaced.

    • Sarah Courbet says:

      Hi Mark, I am not aware that any headstones have been removed but let me ask my friends on the committee to see if they can shed any light for you. Sarah

  6. Mark Harrington says:

    Thanks Sarah, Look forward to hearing from you. Best wishes, Mark

  7. mrs caron canney says:

    just wondered if you know of a way we can get my husbands mums deeds to a plot she had bought his father is buried there and we need the deeds to bury her ashes there but noone can find them.

    • Sarah Courbet says:

      Hi Caron. I don’t I’m afraid but if you contact Bereavements they may be able to help? Good luck!

  8. Sarah Courbet says:

    Caron, my response didn’t contain the link:

    You need to contact the owners Birmingham City Council. The contacts for Brandwood End Cemetery are:

    For more information please contact Brandwood End Cemetery on 0121 459 9132 or email at brandwood_endCem@birmingham.gov.uk.

    http://fbec.org.uk/about-the-cemetery/trying-to-find-a-grave/

    Good luck!

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