REGISTER of BURIALS at the LEEDS GENERAL CEMETERY, at WOODHOUSE, in the Township and Parish of LEEDS, in the County of York, in the Year of our Lord 1872
| No. Buried | 26833 |
| No. of Grave | 618 |
| Date of Death | 19 December |
| Date of Burial | 23 December |
| Christian Name and Surname | George Wormald Laycock |
| Age | 13 yrs |
| Sex | M |
| Disease | Consumption |
| Rank, Trade, or Profession | Dyer |
| Residence | 25 Dover St. |
| Where Born | Leeds |
| Christian Name and Surname of Father and Mother | Richd. & Ann Wormald |
| Addition of Father or Mother | Farmer |
| Signature of the Informant | B Laycock |
| Officiating Minister | R Harris |
NB - 16 other, unrelated people buried in the save grave.
The parentage stated in the LGC register is rather mysterious - Richard and what looks like 'Ann' Wormald.
George lived at 25 Dover St., which is probably where the Laycocks lived in 1871.
Cannot find a Richard and Ann Wormald together around that time, and FreeBMD have no marriages of a Richard Wormald to an Ann.
Source: University of Leeds, Special Collections, University Library; Leeds General Cemetery Burial Register MS 421/3/1/9