Hi Tony :)

the burial on here states thae Paul was 3 days old when he died, so not actually buried same day as death.

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Entry_Number: 119
Year: 1934
Month: Aug
Day: 1
Surname: JESSOP
Forenames: Paul
Residence: Parkend
Age_at_death: 3 days
Officiating_Minister: D T Jones Vicar
Event: Burial
Cause_of_death:
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P245 IN 1/41
Page_No: 15
Parish_Chapel: Parkend
Soundex: J210

the death is also reg at Chepstow.. could he have been born at local hospital there, or family staying in the area. Maybe he was born in the hospital and died there too, but brought back to Parkend for burial? the birth/death certs would probably explain it, but would mean sending for them...ouch... way too pricey these days;)

Simone x

Hi Tony

There was a Maternity Unit at Lydney Hospital, which is only a short distance from Parkend. If the Birth and Death were registered in Lydney then it would come under the Chepstow Registration District as did St Briavels, Woolaston and Aylburton.

Alison

Hi Tony, in reference to cemetery plans for St Pauls Parkend, at the Glos Archives Office there is a plan of the graves around the church showing plot numbers, but no cross references to say who is buried where. Many of the headstones have been removed as they were unsafe. There are also chronological listings of burials at the office for the 2 other graveyards, but no actual plans of who is buried where. Last year on a family visit to Parkend (I am a Parkend boy, now living in Sydney Australia) we were able to locate the burial plot of a great aunt of mine who was buried in an unmarked grave by relating her grave plot to other named plots in the same chronological area of the graveyard - it worked for us, maybe it will work for you?!, Based on the dates you list, I would think you need to be looking in the graveyard below the church through the lytch gate.
I hope this helps you!?
regards, PEG