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Anyone with a subscription to find my past, please would you look up the burial of John Blaker, buried 4 March 1845 at St Peter & St Paul, Grays Thurrock.
I have found the burial on the National Burial Index that says he was age 31. He is not on the GRO death index, the one on there is not this John Blaker but another one.
I would like to know if Find my past has any other information on. Sometimes names are mistranscribed and I wonder if this may be the case, as I can not link this John in to any family.
Many thanks

Birth: 1814, England
Death: 1845, England

interred 4 Mar 1845 John BLAKER 31 Essex Grays Thurrock, St Peter & St Paul


Burial:
St Peter and St Paul Churchyard
Grays
Essex, England

Created by: Josie C
Record added: Jul 02, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 72456119

Yes that is the one. I put it on Find a Grave

? 1841 wonder if this is him in census although age is out

Name:
John Blaker
Age:
35
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1806
Gender:
Male
Where born:
Essex, England
Civil Parish:
Grays Thurrock
Hundred:
Chafford
County/Island:
Essex
Country:
England
Household Members:
Name Age
John Blaker 35
Martha Blaker 30
Matthew Blaker 10
Martha Blaker 6
John Blaker 8
George Blaker 1
Willm Witten 45
Elizabeth Witten 45
Caroline Witten 6

First name(s): John
Last name: BLAKER
Date of burial 4 Mar 1845
Age at death: 31
Calculated year of birth: 1814
Place of burial Grays Thurrock
Dedication: St Peter & St Paul
County: Essex
Grays Thurrock St Peter & St Paul:
Denomination: Anglican
Coverage 1674 - 1955
Number of entries: 6,331
Record source: National Burial Index
Data provider: Essex Society for Family History

(just above)

Chris :)

Thanks for trying but that one died in 1873

Thanks Chris for looking it up. I had hoped that find my past would have the burial image, rather than just copied from the NBI.

National Burial Index for England & Wales
First Name JOHN
Last Name BLAKER
Burial Day 4
Burial Month 3
Burial Year 1845
Age 31
Place GRAYS THURROCK
County Essex
Country England
Extended Information
Church Denomination ANGLICAN
Church Description ST PETER & ST PAUL
Collections from Great Britain
Category Births, Marriages & Deaths
Record collection Deaths & burials
Record set National Burial Index for England & Wales
Transcriptions © Essex Society for Family History

No image available - it might be on SEAX which can be accessed for a small fee over a given period of time

http://seax.essexcc.gov.uk/EssexAncestors.aspx

Not sure if it is or not! Some one who has used the site to access the images might be able to say.

ADDED - yes you can. Missed the small print
*Images of this item are available by subscribing to Essex Ancestors. You need a valid subscription to view this image.*

From the above link, select
Parishes beginning with G
Select Parish - Grays Thurrock
Select a church - St Peter and St Paul

Register of Burials 1842- 1896 (digital image)

Charges to access this image and all others available digitally in the site
1 Day (24 hours) - £5.00
1 Week (7 days) - £15.00
1 month (30 days) - £25.00
6 months (182 days) - £50.00
1 year (365 days) - £75.00

? spellings different surname but Orsett is the right area.
BAKER John Orsett 12 137 Mar.1845

Many thanks everyone.

I just thought Find my past may have had the image as they have a number that I have seen in the past.

I have a copy of the Third edition of the National Burial Index but obviously this is only a transcript.

I just have a feeling that the surname could have been mistranscribed as Blaker as none of my Blakers fit. Although some did live in Grays Thurrock.

Thanks again

Yes Jan, I think it could well be Baker, in which case would be of no interest to me, other than to note it not a Blaker.

1841 this could be the Baker which could fit with birth/death year

Name:
John Baker
Age:
27
Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1814
Gender:
Male
Where born:
Essex, England
Civil Parish:
Grays Thurrock
Hundred:
Chafford
County/Island:
Essex
Country:
England

Thanks Jan, that seems fairly likely. I will make a note against my records that he is possibly a Baker not Blaker.
Thanks Again everyone for trying to help.