The Grove, Alwoodley

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weenie
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I am wondering if any Secret Leeds folk, know of The Grove, Alwoodley?I found my Gt uncle Eric burial place after months of trying to trace his whearabouts and found it in the Unviersty library where the records are for the General cemetary. upon there it says residence as The Grove, Alwoodley. was wondering if anyone could shed alight on the place, and if it still exists?many thanks in advance Weenie

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weenie wrote: I am wondering if any Secret Leeds folk, know of The Grove, Alwoodley?I found my Gt uncle Eric burial place after months of trying to trace his whearabouts and found it in the Unviersty library where the records are for the General cemetary. upon there it says residence as The Grove, Alwoodley. was wondering if anyone could shed alight on the place, and if it still exists?many thanks in advance Weenie If my memory serves me correctly it runs from King Lane to the Avenue in Alwoodley. Pretty sure it still exists. I don't know what they mean by General Cemetary though.
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Johnny39 wrote: weenie wrote: I am wondering if any Secret Leeds folk, know of The Grove, Alwoodley?I found my Gt uncle Eric burial place after months of trying to trace his whearabouts and found it in the Unviersty library where the records are for the General cemetary. upon there it says residence as The Grove, Alwoodley. was wondering if anyone could shed alight on the place, and if it still exists?many thanks in advance Weenie If my memory serves me correctly it runs from King Lane to the Avenue in Alwoodley. Pretty sure it still exists. I don't know what they mean by General Cemetary though. Yes it is still here. It is a short length of road. Based on the high number of burial plots there I wonder if General Cemetery may refer to Lawnswood Cemetery, as it is not that far from The Grove (Adel Chuch is nearer but is a very small burial ground compared to such as Lawnswood). Edit added about 22:58. My suggestiion of Lawnswood is wrong as the General Cemetery is Woodhouse Cemetery according to weenie's post below.
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It appeared on the maps between 1921 and 1934

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Johnny39 wrote: weenie wrote: I am wondering if any Secret Leeds folk, know of The Grove, Alwoodley?I found my Gt uncle Eric burial place after months of trying to trace his whearabouts and found it in the Unviersty library where the records are for the General cemetary. upon there it says residence as The Grove, Alwoodley. was wondering if anyone could shed alight on the place, and if it still exists?many thanks in advance Weenie If my memory serves me correctly it runs from King Lane to the Avenue in Alwoodley. Pretty sure it still exists. I don't know what they mean by General Cemetary though. Sorry the General Cemetary is the Leeds General cemetary (woodhouse cemetary) now known as St Georges Field. whish is behind the Henry Price buildings part of University.

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I have just looked on google earth, and the houses dont look old enough for 1920's, does anyone know if they were pulled down if so when? many thanks Weenie

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