There have been nearly 20,000 burials in Holy Trinity churchyard since it opened in 1852.

The records accessible below list all burials up to the year 2000 in five sections. These records have been transcribed from handwritten burial registers and we are aware that there are a significant number of errors or omissions in the transcriptions – nevertheless in many cases they should be helpful in tracing a grave or in researching your family tree.

Burial records to view or download

Churchyard plan showing the different areas or 'plots'

Detailed plan of the 'Old Ground' area

Detailed plan of the 'New Ground' and 'New New Ground' areas

Burials 1852 to 2000 for surnames A - C

Burials 1852 to 2000 for surnames D - G

Burials 1852 to 2000 for surnames H - L

Burials 1852 to 2000 for surnames M - R

Burials 1852 to 2000 for surnames S - Z

Alternative sources of information

If you cannot find the records you require you could try the Wolverhampton History website. The records available there were transcribed separately so will not contain the same errors. However, for Holy Trinity, the records only go up to 1909.

Go to the Wolverhampton History / Indexes page scroll down to 'Wolverhampton & District Parish Registers 1751-1992' then to the 'Wolverhampton & District Burials 1813-1992' in four PDF files. In these files burials at Holy Trinity Heath Town are indicated with 'Heath Town' in the 'Church' column and the location is in the 'Notes' column, where available. It only shows the row number and grave number but not which area (or 'plot') within the churchyard, so some detective work may be needed.

If you need further assistance to locate a grave please contact the church office on 01902 722840 (weekday mornings) or email [email protected]