Section 4 - Bath Record Office

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Bath Abbey Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions
Widcombe Association
Section 4
The top of Row C – Autumn 2007
View northwards towards Widcombe Manor and Crowe Hall.
Autumn 2007
View from main carriageway January 2008
The top of Row C – June 2008
View from main carriageway May 2008
From the south-eastern corner.
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2
1
Simpson
3
Quarry
4
Churchill
5
Mearns
6
Coles
7
Lamb
8
Needes
9
Chester
10
Fasana
Hall
Smith
11
Newman
12
Brien
16
Butler
18
Chilton
Inscriptions
Nesbitt,
Pritchard
19
Chilton
20
Pritchard
22
Anstey
24
Bellamy
25
Thickins
Bartlett
26
Buckingham
Stuart Churchill (1856)
Browne
Names
Beatrice Galan
Churchill (1864-1950)
28
Williams
Plot
4A1
30
Henry
Shenstone
31
Sollis
Evans
34
King
Field
35
Humphries
Bower
36
Reid,
Bowerbank
Danvers
38
Robinson
Thomas
39
Shabland
Short
Clutterbuck
Fisher
43
6'
W
Carr
Baverstock
Roach
Ganvin
Watson
S
N
E
Row 4A
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
BEATRICE
WIDOW OF
REV STUART CHURCHILL
FEB 5TH 1950
MY GOD SHALL SUPPLY ALL
YOUR NEEDS
2’6”
The birth of Stuart Churchill was registered 1856/Q1 Blandford.
The birth of Beatrice Golan Hamilton was registered 1864/Q1 Gt
Boughton.
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In the 1891 census at the Vicarage, Birling (Kent):
Stuart Churchill, aged 35, vicar of Birling, born at Stickland (Dorset),
wife A[m]elia Georgina, aged 30, born in Ireland, a daughter and four
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Inscriptions
Notes
servants.
The death of Amelia Georgina Churchill, aged 34, was registered
1894/Q2 Hendon.
The marriage of Stuart Churchill to Beatrice Galan Hamilton was
registered 1899/Q2 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 9 Brondesbury Road, Willesden, London:
Stuart Churchill, aged 45, clergyman (Ch of Eng), born at Blandford
(Dorset), wife Beatrice G, aged 37, born at Chester, two children and
four servants.
The death of Beatrice G Churchill, aged 86, was registered 1950/Q1
Bath.
From Alumni Oxonienses:
Churchill, Rev. Stuart 8s. William, of Stickland, Dorset cler.
BRASENOSE COLL. matric. 28 May, 1874, aged 18; B.A. 1878, M.A.
1881.
From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1900:
CHURCHILL Stuart, Trinity Vicarage, Kilburn, N.W. – B.N.C. Ox.
B.A. (3rd cl. Theol. Sch.) 1878, M.A. 1881, d 1879, Cant. for Lon. p
1880 Lon. V. of H. Trin. Kilburn, Dio. Lon. 1892 (P Trustees; Eccles
Comm. 200l; o.s. 200l; Gross Inc. 400l and Ho; Pop. 8000.) F C. of
H. Trin. Isl. 1879-82; Driffield, York, 1884-85; Walcot St. Swithin,
Bath 1885-97; St. Matt. Bayswater, 1887-90; V. of Birling, Kent,
1890-92.
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Names
John George Coles
(1842-1844)
John Coles (18151845)
Elizabeth Ann Coles
(1817-1904)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN GEORGE COLES
SECOND SON OF
JOHN AND ELIZABETH ANN COLES
OF THE CITY OF BATH
DIED APRIL 23RD 1844
AGED 2 YEARS
ALSO OF
JOHN COLES
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
FEBY 13TH 1845
AGED 29 YEARS
Slate 2’6”
The marriage of John Coles to Elizabeth Ann Davis at St James, Bath
was registered 1839 Bath.
The birth of William Edward Eniskillen Coles was registered 1840 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Davis. (In the 1851 census at a school at
Bradford on Avon.)
The birth of John George Coles was registered 1842/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Davis.
The birth of Henry Pitkin Coles was registered 1844 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Davis. (In the 1871 census a draper’s assistant at
Taunton.)
The death of John Coles, aged 29, was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. From
the burial book he was an innkeeper at the Christopher Hotel, High
Street.
The marriage of Elizabeth Ann Coles/Davis to George Lansdell was
registered 1846 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 5 Canonbury Place, Islington: George Lansdell,
aged 53, commercial traveller, born at Goodhurst (Kent), wife Elizth
A, aged 43, born at Bath, seven children and four servants.
(‘Goodhurst’ should probably be ‘Goudhurst’.)
The death of Elizabeth Ann Lansdell, aged 86, was registered 1904/Q4
Epsom.
(This is reported as the first burial in the cemetery occurring several
weeks after its opening. However the first entry in the burial book is
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Inscriptions
4A3
Anna Maria Mearns
(1793-1871)
South:
In Affectionate Remembrance
ANNA MARIA MEARNS
RELICT OF JOHN MEARNS OF BIRMINGHAM
DIED IN THIS CITY MARCH 5TH 1871 AGED 78
Frances Anne Gibbs
(1826-1894)
Decimus Ashley Gibbs
(1827-1897)
Notes
for John Webb who died on 12 Feb 1844 and who was buried in an
unmarked grave in section 7.)
North:
…………………………
…… ANNE WIFE OF DECIMUS ASHLEY GIBBS
……… OF ANNA MARIA MEARNS
DIED MARCH 22 189_ AGED 56
2’6”
The marriage of Decimus Gibbs to Susannah Sheppard was registered
1856/Q1 Chepstow.
In the 1861 census at 10 High Street Devizes (Wilts):
Decimus Gibbs, aged 33, master tailor (6 men & 1 boy), born at
Weston (Som), wife Susannah, aged 32, born at Chepstow (Mon),
children: Henry, aged 1, born at Devizes, and Frank, aged 1 month,
born at Devizes, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 10 High Street, Devizes (Wilts):
Decimus Gibbs, aged 43, tailor & woollen draper, born at Weston
(Som), wife Susannah, aged 44, born at Chepstow (Mon), children:
Alfred A, aged 8, born at Devizes, William J, aged 6, born at Devizes,
Ralph M, aged 4, born at Devizes, and Elizabeth M, aged 2, born at
Devizes, and two servants.
The death of Susannah Gibbs, aged 44, was registered 1871/Q3
Devizes.
The marriage of Decimus Ashley Gibbs to Frances Ann Phillips was
registered 1874/Q4 Devizes.
In the 1881 census at 10 High Street, Devizes (Wilts):
Decimus A Gibbs, aged 50, tailor & woollen draper, born at Weston
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Inscriptions
Notes
(Som), wife Frances A, aged 48, born at Caerwent (Mon), children:
William J, aged 16, ironmonger’s apprentice, born at Devizes, and
Elizabeth M, aged 12, born at Devizes, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Lyminton Villa, Weston (Som):
Decimus Gibbs, aged 63, born at Weston, wife Frances A, aged 64,
born at Caerwent (Mon), daughter Elizabeth M, aged 22, born at
Devizes, and a servant.
The death of Frances Anne Gibbs, aged 68, was registered 1894/Q1
Bath.
The death of Decimus Ashley Gibbs, aged 70, was registered 1897/Q4
Bath.
In the 1841 census at Hurst Street, St Thomas, Birmingham:
John Mearns, aged 55, mail guard, not born in Warwickshire, and Ann
Mearns, aged 50, not born in Warwickshire.
Possible death of John Mearns 1846/Q4 Birmingham.
In the 1851 census at 9 Margaret Buildings, Bath:
Ann Maria Mearns, aged 62, widow, annuitant, born at Bath.
In the 1861 census at 11 New King Street, Bath:
Ann M Mearns, aged 73, widow, government life annuity, born at
Bath, and a servant.
The death of Anna Maria Mearns, aged 78, was registered 1871/Q1
Bath.
In the 1871 census at 1 St John’s Street, Devizes:
Frances A Phillips, aged 42, unmarried, shoe dealer, born at Caerwent
(Mon).
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4A4
Names
Marcia Lamb (17811844)
William Lamb (17791826)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Memory of
MARCIA LAMB. Widow of
Coll WM LAMB
of H.E.I.C.S. Bengal,
who departed this life
October 19th 1844
Aged 63 Years
—
Coll WM LAMB
Departed this life
September 24th 1826
Aged 47 Years
Jubbulpore East Indies
2’6”
The death of Marcia Lamb, aged 63, was registered 1844/Q4 Bath.
Will of Marcia Lamb, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 7 May 1845,
PROB 11/2018.
From the Encyclopaedia Britannica 1911:
JUBBULPORE, or Jabalpur, a city, district, and division of British India
in the Central Provinces. The city is 616 m. N.E. of Bombay by rail,
and 220 m. S.W. of Allahabad. Pop. (1901), 90,316. The numerous
gorges in the neighbouring rocks have been taken advantage of to
surround the city with a series of lakes, which, shaded by fine trees
and bordered by fantastic crags, add much beauty to the suburbs. The
city itself is modern, and is laid out in wide and regular streets. A
streamlet separates the civil station and cantonment from the native
quarter; but, though the climate is mild, a swampy hollow beneath
renders the site unhealthy for Europeans. Formerly the capital of the
Saugor and Nerbudda territories, Jubbulpore is now the headquarters
of a brigade in the 5th division of the southern army. It is also one of
the most important railway centres in India, being the junction of the
Great Indian Peninsula and the East Indian systems. It has a steam
cotton-mill. The government college educates for the science course
of the Allahabad University, and also contains law and engineering
classes; there are three aided high schools, a law class, an
engineering class and normal schools for male and female teachers. A
native association, established in 1869, supports an orphanage, with
help from government. A zenana mission manages 13 schools for girls.
Waterworks were constructed in 1882.
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Names
Inscriptions
4A5
Martha Chester (18161867)
North:
Thomas Chester
Martha Chester (1789)
Notes
(Zenana is the term for the part of a house reserved for women.
Zenana missions were missions by women missionaries to Indian
women in their own homes, with the aim of converting them to
Christianity.)
In memory of
Martha Chester daughter of the late
Thomas and Martha Chester of Frome Somerset
who died August 18th 1867
Aged 51 Years
Pitched 2’
Thomas Chester is referred to as one of the churchwardens of Frome
in a bequest in the will of Ann Lacey (dated 14 Jul 1807) (History and
Description of the Charities in the Town of Frome, Frome: W P
Penny, 1833, p 30).
In the 1841 census at Lower Kingford, Frome (Som):
Martha Chester, aged 50, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Sarah
Chester, aged 25, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Jane Chester,
aged 22, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Elizabeth Chester, aged
20, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Susan Chester, aged 18
ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Julie Chester, aged 12,
ind[ependent], born in Somerset, and a servant.
In the 1851 census at Lower Kingford, Frome (Som):
Martha Chester, aged 62, widow, landed proprietor, born at Frome,
children: Sarah, aged 38, unmarried, born at Frome, Martha, aged 35,
born at Frome, and Elizabeth, aged 31, unmarried, born at Frome,
and a servant.
Issue 1
In the 1861 census at 3 South Street, Greenwich:
Thomas Chester, aged 47, merchant corn & flour, born at Frome,
Martha Chester, aged 72, widow, mother, proprietor of houses, born
at Frome, Martha Chester, aged 45, unmarried, sister, born at Frome,
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4A6
Eliza Needes (18111844)
Inscriptions
Notes
Elizabeth Chester, aged 41, unmarried, sister, born at Frome, Julia
Chester, aged 32, unmarried, sister, born at Frome, and a servant.
The death of Martha Chester, aged 51, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
Susannah Needes
(1802–1845)
George Needes (1809)
Here lies the Remains of
ELIZA NEEDES
Who died October 19th 1844
Aged 33
Also of SUSANNAH
Wife of
GEORGE NEEDES
Who died December 21 18__
Slab 2’6” lower part delaminated.
In the 1841 census at Market Place, Devizes (Wilts):
George Needes, aged 30, confectioner, not born in Wiltshire, Susan
Needes, aged 30, born in Wiltshire, Mary Shepherd, aged 40,
independent, born in Wiltshire, and two servants.
The death of Eliza Needes, aged 32, was registered 1844/Q4 Bath.
The death of Susannah Needes, aged 43, was registered 1845/Q4
Bath.
In the 1851 census at the Crown Inn, High Street, Bath:
George Needes, aged 42, married, visitor, baker, born at Bath.
Possible death registration for George Needes 1855/Q4 Marylebone.
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Names
Ann Newman (18061872)
Inscriptions
North:
John Carpenter (18151891)
Frederick Slade
George Slade
Notes
In Affectionate Remembrance of
ANN, WIFE OF WILLIAM NEWMAN,
NORTHUMBERLAND PLACE, IN THIS CITY
WHO DIED MAY 24TH 1872
AGED 65
William Newman
Mary Emma Carpenter
(1835-1907)
YEA. THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR NO EVIL: FOR
THOU ART WITH ME: THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME” PSALM XXIII.4:V
South:
Also in Loving Memory of
MARY EMMA CARPENTER WIDOW OF JOHN CARPENTER
AND DAUGHTER OF ANN NEWMAN DIED 3RD JANUARY 1907 AGED 72
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN SPIRIT FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD
ALSO FREDERICK AND GEORGE SLADE BROTHERS OF THE ABOVE
WHO ARE BURIED IN THE TOWN CEMETERY OF RICHMOND VIR. U.S.A
Pitched 2’6”
The marriage of William Newman to Ann Slade/Willcox was registered
1845 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 64 Northumberland Place, Bath:
William Newman, aged 46, hair cutter, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged
54, born at Bath, and Mary Emma Slade, aged 27, unmarried,
dressmaker, born in Virginia, America.
In the 1871 census at 14 Union Passage, Bath:
William Newman, aged 57, hair-cutter, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged
64, born at Bath, and Mary E Slade, aged 37, unmarried, wife’s
daughter, dressmaker &c, born at Richmond, America.
The marriage of John Carpenter to Mary Emma Slade at St Swithin’s,
Bath was registered 1872/Q2 Bath.
The birth of James Sydney Carpenter was registered 1876/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Slade.
The birth of Selina Mary Carpenter was registered 1878/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Slade.
In the 1881 census at 10 Belgrave Terrace, Bath:
John Carpenter, aged 66, city missionary, born at Bath, wife Mary,
aged 47, born in America, children: Sidney, aged 4, born at Bath, and
Selina, aged 3, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of John Carpenter, aged 76, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1891 census at 28 St Margaret Street, Bradford:
Mary Carpenter, aged 57, widow, visitor, born in Virginia British
Subject, and Selina M Carpenter, aged 13, visitor, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 67 Pulteney Street, Bath:
Mary E Newman, aged 63, lodging house keeper own account, born in
America (British Subject), children: James S, aged 24, unmarried,
born at Bath, and Selina M, aged 23, unmarried, private governess,
born at Bath, six visitors and two servants.
The death of Mary Emma Carpenter, aged 72, was registered 1907/Q1
Bath.
The inscription refers to Frederick & George Slade being buried in the
‘town cemetery’ of Richmond, Va. This would seem to be Shockoe Hill
cemetery on Hospital street, although the city owns part of St John’s
church cemetery at Church Hill. Shockoe Hill cemetery was
established in 1822 and was the first municipal cemetery in
Richmond. Shockoe Hill cemetery, Richmond, Virginia : register of
interments, April 10, 1822-December 31, 1950, in two volumes.
compiled and edited by Alice Böhmer Rudd.
No census entries have been found for Frederick & George Slade at
Richmond. It would seem that Ann Slade, née Willcox from Bath had
three children in the USA circa 1835 before returning to England prior
to 1845 when she married William Newman at Bath.
4A8
William Brien (17661845)
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM BRIEN ESQR
THE 20TH OF JANY 1845.
AGED 78 YEARS,
2’6”
The death of William Brien, aged 78, was registered 1845/Q1 Bath.
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Inscriptions
4A9
Mary Butler (17801851)
South:
Samuel Butler
Notes
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXIII Jan-Jun 1845 p 452:
Jan 20. At Bath, aged 78, William Brien, esq.
BENEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
MARY WIDOW OF SAMUEL BUTLER ESQRE
WHO DIED MAY 8TH 1851 AGED 70
2’
In the 1851 census at 3 Cottage Crescent, Bath:
Mary Dodd, aged 80, unmarried, proprietor of houses, born at Bath,
Mary Butler, aged 70, widow, visitor, fundholder, born in London,
Mary C Butler, aged 30, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at
Chertsey (Surrey), a nurse and a servant.
The death of Mary Butler, aged 70, was registered 1851/Q2 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 7 Great Stanhope Street, Bath:
Mary Butler, aged 62, unmarried, lodger, fundholder, born at Chertsey
(Surrey), and Caroline Butler, aged 50, unmarried, lodger, fundholder,
born at Chertsey.
The death of Mary Clementina Butler, aged 68, was registered
1868/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 3 Henrietta Villa, Bath:
Caroline Butler, aged 67, unmarried, lodger, dividends annuity &c,
born at Chertsey (Surrey),
The death of Caroline Eliza Butler, aged 84, was registered 1889/Q4
Bath.
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4A10
Names
Joseph Chilton (18071879)
Notes
IN
MEMORY
OF
JOSEPH CHILTON
OF THIS CITY
DIED MAY 29 1879
AGED 72
ALSO OF SARAH ANN HIS
BELOVED WIFE
DIED OCT 23 1856
AGED 44
Sarah Ann Chilton
(1812-1856)
Constantine Benjamin
Chilton (1773-1845)
Augustus Joseph
Chilton (1847)
Thomas Chilton (18341857)
Inscriptions
West:
South:
ALSO
CONSTANTINE
B CHILTON
DIED
FEB 15. 1845
AGED 68
Francis Walter Chilton
(1849-1875)
North:
ALSO
AUGUSTUS
DIED APRIL 2 1847
AGED 10 WEEKS
THOMAS
DIED MARCH 25 1857 AGED 18
FRANCIS ………
DIED JULY 1 1875 AGED _0
SONS OF JOSEPH AND
SARAH ANN CHILTON
2’6” Cross
On 15 Aug 1763 at Bath Thomas Chilton married Christian Fry [IGI].
Baptised on 26 Aug 1773 at Bath Abbey: Constantine Benjamin
Chilton, son of Thomas & Christian Chilton [IGI]
On 27 Feb 1806 at Bath Abbey Constantine Benjamin Chilton married
Jane Pritchard [IGI].
Baptised on 7 Dec 1836 at [St Swithin’s,] Walcot: Sarah Josephine
Chilton, daughter of Joseph & Sarah Ann Chilton [IGI].
The birth of Edward Constantine Chilton was registered 1839/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pooley.
The birth of Emily Wise Chilton was registered 1841/Q1 Bath,
In the 1841 census at 3 Laura Place, Bath:
Joseph Chilton, aged 30, surgeon, born in Somerset, William Sparrow,
aged 20, professor, born in Somerset, Sarah Chilton, aged 35, born in
Somerset, Tho Chilton, aged 6, born in Somerset, Sarah Chilton aged
4, born in Somerset, Edward Chilton, aged 2, born in Somerset, Emily
Chilton, aged 6 months, born in Somerset, and three servants.
The death of Emily Wise Chilton, aged 1, was registered 1842 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of George Bendarves Chilton was registered 1844/Q2 Bath,
The birth of Florence Catherine Chilton was registered 1845/Q3 Bath,
No death registration has been found for Constantine Benjamin
Chilton in 1845.
The birth of Augustus Joseph Chilton was registered 1847/Q1 Bath,
The birth of Robert Langworthy Chilton was registered 1848/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pooley. The death of Robert Langworthy
Chilton, aged 0, was registered 1848/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Francis Walter Chilton was registered 1849/Q3 Bath,
In the 1851 census at 6 Bathwick Street, Bath:
Joseph Chilton, aged 43, surgeon, born at Bath, wife Sarah Ann, aged
28, born at Bath, children: Josephine S, aged 14, born at Bath,
Edward C, aged 12, born at Bath, Clara F, aged 9, born at Bath,
George, aged 7, born at Bath, Florence, aged 5, born at Bath, and
Francis, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.
The birth of Alfred Chilton was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Pooley.
The birth of Constance Julia Chilton was registered 1853/Q2 Bath,
The birth of Bertha Agnes Chilton was registered 1855/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pooley. The death of Bertha Agnes Chilton,
aged 0, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath.
The death of Constance Julia Chilton, aged 2, was registered 1855/Q3
Bath.
The death of Sarah Anne Chilton, aged 44, was registered 1856/Q4
Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Joseph Chilton, aged 54, widower, surgeon, born at Bath, children:
Josephine, aged 24, born at Bath, Clara, aged 18, born at Bath,
George, aged 16, born at Bath, Florence, aged 15, born at Bath,
Jo. Chilton, aged 63, widower, surgeon, born at Bath, children: J
(daughter), aged 34, unmarried, born at Bath, Clara, aged 28,
unmarried, born at Bath, Florence, aged 25, unmarried, born at Bath,
and a servant.
The death of Clara Frances Chilton, aged 33, was registered 1878/Q2
Bath.
The death of Joseph Chilton, aged 72, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.
See also 4B8.
4A11
Jane Nesbitt (17931862)
Sarah Frederica
Pritchard (1814-1892)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANE NESBITT
WHO DIED APRIL 29TH 1862,
AGED 68
—
Also of
SARAH FREDERICA PRITCHARD
WHO DIED NOVR 23RD 1892
AGED 78
2’6”
In the 1851 census at 27 New King Street, Bath in the household Sarah
Pritchard (see 4A12):
Jane Nesbit, aged 51, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born in Middlesex.
In the 1861 census at 21 New King Street, Bath in the household of
Sarah Pritchard:
Jane Nesbit, aged 64, unmarried, sister, fund holder, born at St Giles,
Bloomsbury.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Jane Nesbitt, aged 65, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Jane Nesbitt, aged 75, of New King Street,
sister of Mrs Pritchard, died on 29 Apr 1862.
In the 1871 census at 6 Bladud Buildings, Bath:
Sarah F Pritchard, aged 48, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, and
two servants.
Sarah F Pritchard, aged 58, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, and a
servant.
Sarah F Pritchard, aged 70, unmarried, living on own means, born at
The death of Sarah Frederica Pritchard, aged 72, was registered
1892/Q4 Bath.
4A12
Alexander Pritchard
(1817-1845)
Charles Pritchard
(1784-1846)
Alice Jane Pritchard
(1834-1848)
Sarah Pritchard (17911862)
Charlotte Pritchard
(1810-1868)
Issue 1
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER
THE BELOVED SON OF
CHARLES PRITCHARD
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED MARCH 18TH 1845
AGED 27 YEARS
ALSO OF
MR CHARLES PRITCHARD
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
DECEMBER 8TH 1846
AGED 62 YEARS
LEAVING A WIDOW AND CHILDREN TO
DEPLORE THE IRREPARABLE LOSS
ALSO OF
ALICE JANE THE YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 14
AFFECTIONATELY BELOVED
AND DEEPLY DEPLORED
ALSO OF
SARAH WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
2’6”
Baptised on 6 Oct 1817 at Bath Abbey: Alexander Pritchard, son of
Charles & Sarah Pritchard [IGI].
On 28 Apr 1839 at Lyncombe & Widcombe Alexander Pritchard
married Charlotte Hunt [IGI].
In the 1841 census at Henrietta Place, Bathwick, Bath:
Alexander Pritchard, aged 20, tailor I, born in Somerset, and
Charlotte Pritchard, aged 20, born in Somerset.
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Names
Inscriptions
CHARLES PRITCHARD
WHO DIED AUGUST 5TH 1862
AGED 71
IN LIFE BELOVED IN DEATH DEEPLY REGRETTED
AND TO MY GOD AND YOUR GOD
JOHN 28.V 17
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE PRITCHARD
DIED JANY 12TH 1868 AGED 57
Notes
In the 1841 census at 18 & 19 Great Stanhope Street, Bath:
Charles Pritchard, aged 50, auctioneer, born in Somerset, Sarah
Pritchard, aged 40, not born in Somerset, Charlotte Pritchard, aged
25, born in Somerset, Sarah Pritchard, aged 20, born in Somerset,
Janet Pritchard, aged 15, born in Somerset, Robert Pritchard, aged
15, born in Somerset, Charles Pritchard, aged 10, born in Somerset,
Alice Pritchard, aged 9, born in Somerset, and a servant.
The death of Alexander Pritchard, aged 27, was registered 1845/Q1
Bath.
The death of Charles Pritchard, age 62, was registered 1846/Q4 Bath.
The death of Alice Jane Pritchard, aged 15, was registered 1848/Q2
Bath.
Sarah Pritchard, aged 55, widow, annuitant, born in Middlesex,
children: Charlotte, aged 35, morning governess, born at Bath, Sarah
F, aged 29, morning governess, born at Bath, and Janet, aged 24,
morning governess, born at Bath, Jane Nesbit, aged 51, unmarried,
sister, annuitant, born in Middlesex, and two servants.
Sarah Pritchard, aged 69, widow, landholder, born at St Giles,
Bloomsbury, children: Charlotte, aged 42, unmarried, private
governess, born at Bath, Sarah, aged 40, unmarried, private
governess, born at Bath, and Janet, aged 36, unmarried, private
governess, born at Bath, Jane Nesbit, aged 64, unmarried, sister, fund
holder, born at St Giles, Bloomsbury, and three servants.
The death of Sarah Pritchard, aged 70, was registered 1862/Q3 Bath.
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The death of Charlotte Pritchard, aged 56, was registered 1868/Q1
Bath.
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Names
Benjamin Plim
Bellamy (1783-1847)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
BENJAMIN PLIM BELLAMY
DISTINGUISHED FOR TENDERNESS OF HEART VARIETY OF TALENTS
EXTENSIVE ATTAINMENTS AND PERFECT PROBITY AS A COMPANION
HE WAS GENERALLY WELCOME WHILE HIS FIRMNESS OF CHARACTER
RENDERED HIM INESTIMABLE AS A FRIEND HE DIED IN BATH
SEPTEMBER XXX MDCCCXLVII AGED LXIV YEARS DEEPLY LAMENTED
BY ALL WHO ENJOYED HIS ACQUAINTANCE
THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION
Any inscription on the northern face has disappeared.
On 12 Oct 1806 at Scarborough (Yorks) Benjamin Plim Bellamy married
Elizabeth Walker [IGI].
A Biographical Dictionary of Actors, Actresses, Musicians, Dancers,
Managers and Other Stage Personnel in London 1660-1800, Vol 2, by
Philip H Highfill Jr, Kalman A Burnim and Edward A Langhans,
Southern Illinois Press, 1973 has the following entry:
Bellamy, B. P. [fl. 1797], actor.
Mr B. P. Bellamy, “from York,” acted Juba in Cato at the Haymarket
on 4 December 1797. He was probably related to the R. P. Bellamy
who made his debut as Polonius at Covent Garden on 11 September
1815. The latter was from Norwich and perhaps was, in turn, related
to the Bellamy who, with James Smith, managed the
playhouse at Yarmouth for William Wilkins after it opened on 4
December 1778.
From The Bath Stage: A History of Dramatic Representations In Bath,
Belville S Penley, London: William Lewis & Son, 1892:
pp 123-4 “… on the 28th May, 1827, [Charlton] made his last graceful
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speech as manager, and was succeeded by Mr. Bellamy, a member of
the company, who possessed sufficient energy to restore the theatre
to its lost prestige had only the fates been with him.”
In Dec 1832 the proprietor decided to close the theatre, and a plan
for a continuation based on subscriptions was devised with Mr.
Bellamy becoming the lessee for the season.
p129 “[the theatre] closed on 3rd of June, the lessee had the
gratification of announcing that it had been “the most prosperous
season known in Bath for many years,” the result being a balance,
though a small one, on the right side.”
P 132 “After his one short season as manager, Bellamy severed his
connection with the Theatre entirely, subsequently (1835) becoming
lessee of the Assembly Rooms, and there being nobody to carry on the
management, both the Bath and Bristol Theatres were, in August
1833, advertised to be let by tender.”
From The Times of Wed 6 Jan 1836 (p 3; Issue 15992; col G):
INAUGURATION OF COLONEL JERVOIS, THE NEW MASTER OF
CEREMONIES – A grand ball, the fullest of the season, and which by
ancient usage on this particular ceremonial, is always open to the
general body of the citizens, took place on Friday evening. At 9
o’clock the band struck up “God save the King,” and the committee,
accompanied by the gallant Colonel, and headed by the lessee, Mr.
Bellamy, carrying the jewel of office on a superb cushion of crimson
and gold satin damask, entered the great room, and proceeded to the
state chair at the upper end of the ball-room, in which was seated the
Countess of Belmore, surrounded by several ladies also connected
with the noble families of the three kingdoms. … The ball was
attended by nearly 1,200, a more splendid assemblage than has been
known for 20 years – Bath Journal
The death of Benjamin Plim Bellamy, aged 64, was registered
1847/Q4 Bath.
From Notes and Queries. 1877; s5-VIII: 248
B. P. BELLAMY – In the British Museum there are several volumes of
MSS. formerly belonging to Mr. B. P. Bellamy, relating to the history
of the English theatres. Mr. Bellamy was manager of the Theatre
Royal, Bath, 1827 to 1833. What is the date of his death?
R. INGLIS
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From Edmund Kean to the Manager of the Theatre Royal Bath, quoted
in The Black Presence On The English Stage (An Essay on Black Actors
on the British Stage since the 19th Century) by Kwesi Kay 1991:
“Dear Bellamy, I beg to introduce to your notice Mr Aldridge, the
African Roscius, whose performance I have witnessed with great
pleasure. He possesses wondrous versatility, and I am sure, under your
judicious generalship, will prove a card in Bath”.
This refers to Ira Aldridge (1807-1867) who emigrated from the USA to
England and acted in various theatres, including Bath, from about
1831.
For an account of Benjamin Bellamy’s tenure as lessee of the Theatre
Royal see: A Struggle to Survive – The Theatre Royal, Bath in the 19th
century 1805-1905 by M A Hopkins-Clarke, Bath: 2008.
4A18
Samuel Buckingham
(1818-1848)
IN MEMORY OF
SAMUEL BUCKINGHAM
WHOSE SOJOURN IN THIS WORLD
OF 29 YEARS TERMINATED
JANY 29TH 1848
2’6”
The death of Samuel Buckingham, aged 29, was registered 1848/Q1
Bath.
Will of Samuel Buckingham of Bath, Somerset, date 25 Feb 1848,
PROB 11/2068.
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Names
Elizabeth Bartley
(1770-1850)
Martha Bartley (17731856)
Inscriptions
Notes
MISS
ELIZABETH BARTLEY
DIED DECR 22ND 1850
AGED 80
MARTHA BARTLEY
DIED MARCH 4TH 1856
AGED 83
2’
The death of Elizabeth Bartley, aged 80, was registered 1850/Q4
Bath.
In the 1851 census at 18 York Street, Bath:
Martha Bartley, aged 77, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath.
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The death of Martha Bartley, aged 83, was registered 1856/Q1 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book:
Mary Kingston, aged 33, of Daniel Street, died on 10 Apr 1848,
Martha Ann Springford, aged 54, of 21 Danoiel Street, widow of
William, draper, died on 11 May 1848.
Mary Kingston (18141848)
Martha Ann Springford
(1793-1848)
Benjamin Williams
(1787-1853)
Isaac Williams (17861853)
Mary Ann Williams
(1783-1874)
BENEATH ARE DEPOSITED
THE REMAINS OF
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS
AGED 70
ALSO OF
ISAAC WILLIAMS
WHO DIED JULY 26TH 1853
AGED 67
ALSO OF
MARY ANN WILLIAMS
WHO DIED OCTOBER 25TH 1874
AGED 91 YEARS
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Will of Benjamin Williams of Bath, Somerset, date 14 Mar 1828, PROB
11/1893.
Will of Isaac Williams of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 16
Mar 1840, PROB 11/1925.
In the 1841 census at Broad Quay, Bath:
Benjamin Williams, aged 55, brewer, born in Somerset, Isaac
Williams, aged 50, brewer, born in Somerset, and a servant.
Mary Ann Williams, aged 60, unmarried annuitant, born at Lyncombe,
Bath, Benj. Williams, aged 67, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at
Lyncombe, Bath, Isaac Williams, aged 65, widower, visitor, annuitant,
born at Lyncombe, Bath, and two servants.
The death of Benjamin Williams, aged 71, was registered 1853 Bath.
Will of Benjamin Williams, Gentleman of Cottage Crescent near the
City of Bath, Somerset, date 2 Apr 1854, PROB 11/2190.
The death of Isaac Williams, aged 67, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Anne Williams, aged 91, was registered 1874/Q4
Bath.
4A22
Henry George Sollis
(1828-1891)
On headstone:
IN
MEMORY OF
MY LOVING AND BELOVED
HUSBAND
HENRY GEORGE SOLLIS
SON OF GEORGE AND BETSEY SOLLIS
DECEMBER 27TH 1891, AGED 63
ALSO OF
JANE M SOLLIS, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AT HER RESIDENCE 38 GREEN PARK
BURIED IN ARNOS VALE BRISTOL
Jane Maria Sollis
(1843-1911)
George Sollis (18021849)
Betsey Sollis (18031859)
On slab:
GEORGE SOLLIS
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In the 1841 census at New Market Place, Bath:
George Sollis, aged 40, grocer, not born in Somerset, William Sollis,
aged 45, not born in Somerset, Elizabeth Sollis, aged 40, not born in
Somerset, Elizabeth Sollis, aged 14, Henry Sollis aged 12, Charles
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DIED JANUARY 5TH 1849
AGED 46
Notes
Sollis, aged 10, Edwin Sollis, aged 8, and a servant.
The death of George Sollis, aged 46, was registered 1849/Q1 Bath.
BETSEY SOLLIS
RELICT OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR 10TH 1859
AGED 56.
In the 1851 census at Bath Union Workhouse:
William Sollis, aged 55, unmarried, pauper, master grocer, born at
Bloxham (Oxon).
The death of Betsey Sollis, aged 66, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Jane Maria Spring was registered 1843/Q3 Bristol.
In the 1861 census at New Market Row, Bath:
Elizabeth Sollis, aged 34, unmarried, grocer, born at Bath, Henry Geo.
Sollis, aged 31, unmarried, brother, fruiterer, born at Bath, Edwin
Sollis, aged 27 clerk at a brewery, born at Bath, a shop assistant and a
servant.
The marriage of Henry George Sollis to Jane M Spring was registered
1866/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at New Market Row, Bath:
Henry G Sollis, aged 61, wholesale fruiterer, born at Bath, and wife
Jane A, aged 46, born at Bristol (Glos).
The death of Henry George Sollis, aged 63, was registered 1891/Q4
Bath.
The death of Jane M Sollis, aged 68, was registered 1911/Q2 Bath.
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Names
Mary King (1785-1849)
Inscriptions
Notes
Here rests in hope
MARY KING
DIED 6TH MARCH 1849
AGED 64 YEARS
2’6” Headstone
The death of Mary King, aged 64, was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. From
the burial book: Mary King, aged 64, widow of James, of Prior Park
Road, died on 6 Mar 1849.
4A25
Isaac Humphries
(1851-1889)
Ellen Elizabeth
Humphries (18541936)
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ISAAC HUMPHRIES
JANUARY 18TH 1889
AGED 38 YEARS
BEHOLD HE TAKETH AWAY, WHO
CAN HINDER HIM. WHO WILL SAY
UNTO HIM WHAT DOEST THOU
JOB …………
ALSO OF
ELLEN ELIZABETH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AUGUST 21ST 1936
AGED 8_ YEARS
2’6”
The birth of Isaac Humphries was registered 1851/Q1 Cricklade.
The marriage of Isaac Humphries to Ellen Elizabeth Humphries was
In the 1881 census at Norfolk Lodge, River side, Kingsmead, Bath:
Isaac Humphries, aged 30, corn merchant & miller, born at Wootton
Bassett (Wilts), wife Ellen E, aged 27, born at Broad Town (Wilts), and
a servant.
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The death of Isaac Humphries, aged 38, was registered 1889/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 123 Cotham Brow, Westbury (Glos):
George Humphries, aged 64, living on own means, born at Broad
Hinton (Wilts), wife Sarah, aged 60, born at Stratton (Wilts), children:
Lillian S, aged 22, born at Bath, Edgar J, aged 20, apprentice to
provision trade, born at Bath, Ellen Humphries, aged 37, widow,
daughter, superintendent at school, born at Broadhinton, and a
servant.
4A26
Mary Reid (1759-1849)
Sarah Bowerbank
(1801-1887)
Eliza Bowerbank
(1810-1889)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MRS MARY REID
19 YEARS AN INMATE OF
PARTIS COLLEGE
DIED DECEMBER 21ST 1849
IN THE 91ST YEAR OF HER AGE
ALSO
SARAH BOWERBANK
NEICE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AT
PARTIS COLLEGE
DECEMBER 31ST 1887
AGED 86
ALSO OF
ELIZA BOWERBANK
WHO DIED JUNE 20TH 1889
AGED 79.
2’6” ‘Neice’ is as found.
In the 1841 census at Partis College, Weston (Som):
Mary Reid, aged 80, not born in Somerset.
The death of Mary Reid, aged 90, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.
In the 1841 census at Partis College, Weston (Som):
Sarah Bowerbank, aged 30, not born in Somerset, and a servant.
In the 1851 census at 12 Partis College, Weston (Som):
Sarah Bowerbank, aged 50, unmarried, annuitant, born at Mansfield
(Notts), and a servant.
In the 1881 census at 12 Partis College, Weston (Som):
Sarah Bowerbank, aged 79, unmarried, annuitant, born at Mansfield
(Notts), and a servant.
The death of Sarah Bowerbank, aged 86, was registered 1887/Q4
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Bath.
In the 1841 census at Bromley (Kent):
Sarah Bowerbank, aged 70, ind[ependent], not born in Kent, Hannah
Bowerbank aged 30, ind[ependent], not born in Kent, and Eliza
Bowerbank, aged 30, ind[ependent], not born in Kent.
In the 1851 census at 3 Tranquil Place, Bromley (Kent):
Eliza Bowerbank, aged 41, unmarried, annuitant, born at Mansfield
(Notts).
In the 1881 census at a lodging house at Alton Villa, Iverson Road,
Hampstead:
Eliza Bowerbank, aged 71, unmarried, boarder, annuitant, born at
Mansfield (Notts).
The death of Eliza Bowerbank, aged 79, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath.
4A28
Charles Richardson
(1830-1850)
Walter Richardson
Jane Richardson
TO THE
CHERISHED MEMORY
OF
CHARLES RICHARDSON
AGED 20
FOURTH SON OF WALTER AND JANE
RICHARDSON
OF NOTTING HILL LONDON
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED
IN THE RIVER AVON 4TH JUNE 1850
THIS MONUMENT IS
ERECTED BY MANY FRIENDS
WHOM HE ACQUIRED DURING HIS
SHORT STAY IN THIS CITY
2’6” with 2’3” gap on each side.
From Pallot’s Marriage Index: Walter Richardson, bachelor, St Paul,
Covent Garden & Jane Brown, spinster, 1821, parish of St Geo H Sq,
licence.
From Pallot’s Baptism Index, baptisms of children of Walter & Jane
Richardson at St Paul’s Covent Garden:
Walter 1823
George 1824
Alfred 1825
Fanny 1827
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Chas
Frank
1832
1835
Baptised on 28 Jul 1832 at St Paul, Covent Garden, London: Charles
Richardson, son of Walter & Jane Richardson, date of birth 19 May
1830 [IGI].
Baptised on 8 Jun 1838 at St Luke’s, Chelsea: Daniel Richardson, son
of Walter & Jane Richardson [IGI].
In the 1841 census at 8 Gloster Grove West, Brompton, Kensington,
London: Walter Richardson, aged 47, C l, born in Middlesex, Jane
Richardson, aged 41, born in Middlesex, Alfred Richards, aged 16, C l,
born in Middlesex, Jane Richardson, aged 7, born in Middlesex, Frank
Richardson, aged 6, born in Middlesex, Daniel Richardson, aged 3,
born in Middlesex, and two servants.
The death of Charles Richardson, aged 20, was registered 1850/Q2
Bath.
In the 1851 census at 12 Norland Place, Kensington, London:
George Richardson, aged 27, unmarried, chemist – employs 1 man,
born at Covent Garden (Middx), Fanny Richardson, aged 23,
unmarried, sister, born at Covent Garden, Frank Richardson, aged 16,
brother, solicitor’s articled clerk, born at Paddington, a chemist’s
assistant and a servant.
4A30
Edgar Matthias Harris
(1807-1873)
Anna Matilda Curtis
(1811-1888)
Headstone 2’6” Delaminated completely. Pieces of the headstone
were found in the grass.
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The marriage of Edgar Matthias Harris to Emma Sharland was
registered 1837/Q3 Marylebone.
In the 1851 census at 4 New King Street, Bath: Edgar M Harris, aged
44, attorney and solicitor, born at St Michael’s, Bath, wife Emma,
aged 41, born at Templecombe (Som), and a servant.
In the 1861 census at Augusta Place, Bath: Edgar M Harris, aged 53,
born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 50, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Edgar Matthias Harris, aged 65, was registered 1873/Q1
Bath.
In the 1871 census at Clyde Villas, 19 Redland Park, Westbury/Trym:
Anna Matilda Curtis, aged 56, widow, annuitant, born at Bath,
children: Lissie M, aged 25, born at Waterford (Ireland), and Laura M,
aged 24, born at Waterford, Emma Neate, aged 9, orphan, born at
In the 1881 census at 2 Augusta Place, Bath: Anne Mat Curtis, aged
66, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, children: Louisa M, aged 43,
unmarried, governess, born at Waterford (Ireland), Eliza M, aged 36,
unmarried, domesticated, born at Waterford, and Laura M, aged 34,
domesticated, born at Waterford, and a servant.
The death of Anna Matilda Curtis, aged 74, was registered 1888/Q4
Bath.
4A31
Rebecca Shenstone
(1814-1852)
Thomas Ashwell
Shenstone (1822-1858)
Joseph Shenstone
(1791-1859)
Elizabeth Shenstone
(1789-1884)
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SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
REBECCA DAUGHTER OF
JOSEPH & MARY SHENSTONE
AGED 37 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS ASHWELL SHENSTONE
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 36
ALSO OF
JOSEPH SHENSTONE
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
2’6”
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WHO DIED OCTR 2ND 1859
AGED 68
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH WIFE OF
JOSEPH SHENSTONE
WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1884
AGED 95 YEARS
In the 1851 census at 6 Henrietta Street, Bath:
Rebecca Shenstone, aged 36, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at
Stonehouse (Devon), a lodger, a governess, three pupils and two
servants.
In the 1851 census at 11 Prior Park Buildings, Bath:
Joseph Shenstone, aged 59, retired schoolmaster, born at Bassingham
(Warks), wife Eliza, aged 61, born at Westbury on Severn (Glos), and a
servant.
The death of Rebecca Shenstone, aged 37, was registered 1852/Q2
Bath.
The death of Thomas Ashwell Shenstone, aged 36, was registered
1858/Q3 Bath.
The death of Joseph Shenstone, aged 67, was registered 1859/Q4
Bath.
In the 1861 census at Claybrook (Leics), at the residence of John
Charles & Hannah Bassett:
Elizabeth Shenston, aged 71, widow, gentlewoman, born at Westbury
(Glos).
Elizabeth Shenstone, aged 82, widow, gentlewoman, boarder, born at
Westbury on Severn (Glos).
In the 1881 census at 9 Vineyards, Bath:
Elizabeth Shenstone, aged 84 (!), widow, land & property, born at
Westbury on Severn.
The death of Elizabeth Shenstone, aged 96, was registered 1884/Q4
Bath.
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Names
Thomas Evans (17751851)
Elizabeth Evans
(1775-1863)
Inscriptions
Notes
[Sacred]
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS EVANS ESQ
OF THIS CITY
DECEMBER 29TH 1851.
AGED 76 YEARS.
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP
IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING
WITH HIM
I THESS IV.14
ALSO
ELIZABETH EVANS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANY 5TH 186[3]
AGED 88
2’6”
In the 1841 census at Upper Lansdown Place, Bath:
Thomas Evans, aged 65, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, and
Elizabeth Evans, aged 60, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at 3 Prospect Buildings, Bath:
Thomas Evans, aged 76, fundholder, born at Bath, and wife Elizabeth,
aged 74, born at Bath.
The death of Thomas Evans, aged 76, was registered 1851/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: Thomas Evans, aged 76, of 3 Prospect Buildings,
Wells Road, died on 29 Dec 1851.
From the burial book: Elizabeth Evans, aged 88, of 7 Southcot Place,
Widcombe, died on 5 Jan 1863.
4A35
Maria Field (17971853)
R P Field
IN MEMORY OF
MARIA.
RELICT OF R. P. FIELD
LATE CAPTN IN THE
H.E.I.C.S. BENGAL
MARCH 25TH 1853.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD
WHO DIED IN THE LORD
2’6”
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In the 1851 census at 7 Lansdown Road, Bath:
Maria Field, aged 55, pensioner officer’s widow, born in London
(Middx).
The death of Maria Field, aged 59, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. From
the burial book: Maria Field, aged 59, of Macauley Buildings, died on
25 Mar 1853.
4A36
Frederic Napier Bower
(1812-1853)
North:
FREDERIC NAPIER BOWER ESQRE OF WIVELISCOMBE SOMERSET
West:
DIED AT
South:
5 SOUTH PARADE, BATH NOVR 20TH 1853 AGED 41
2’6”
In the 1851 census at High Street, Wiveliscombe (Som):
Frederick N Bower, aged 39, unmarried, attorney and solicitor, born
at Weymouth (Dorset),
The death of Frederic Napier Bower, aged 41, was registered 1853/Q4
Bath. From the burial book: Frederick Napier Bowers (sic), aged 41, of
5 South Parade, died on 20 Nov 1853.
4A38
Sarah Caroline
Danvers (1796-1855)
South:
TO THE MEMORY OF
SARAH CAROLINE DANVERS
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH 1855.
AGED 58.
2’6”
Baptised on 16 Jul 1796 at Lewins Mead Presbyterian or Unitarian,
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Bristol: Sarah Danvers, daughter of John & Cornelia Danvers [IGI].
Baptised on 15 Apr 1800 at Lewins Mead Presbyterian or Unitarian,
Bristol: Mary Ann Danvers, daughter of John & Cornelia Danvers, date
of birth: 16 Jan 1800 [IGI].
Baptised on 20 Jul 1802 at Trim Street formerly Frog Lane
Presbyterian, Bath: Cornelia Lydia Danvers, daughter of John &
Cornelia Danvers, date of birth: 23 Mar 1802 [IGI].
Born on 21 Jan 1807 at Woolwich (Kent): John Charles Danvers, son of
John & Cornelia Danvers [IGI].
Baptised on 7 Aug 1821 at Christ Church, Bristol: Mary Ann Danvers,
daughter of John & Cornelia Danvers [IGI].
Baptised on 7 Aug 1821 at Christ Church, Bristol: Cornelia Lydia
Danvers, daughter of John & Cornelia Danvers [IGI].
Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland Record Office DE2155/7 16 Jul
1836: Release (i) Sarah Caroline Danvers, of Whitwell, co. York,
spinster, Mary Ann Danvers, of Godalming, Surrey, spinster
John Charles Danvers, of Clare Market, co. Middlesex, esq.
(ii) William Herrick, of Beaumanor, esq. Release of Legacy of £1,000
charged upon estates of late William Hood, esq., decd., at Bardon
Park.
In the 1851 census at 34 New King Street, Bath: Mary Ann Danvers,
aged 51, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bristol.
In the 1851 census at 25 Partis College, Bristol Road, Weston (Som):
Sarah C Danvers, aged 54, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bristol, and
a servant.
In the 1851 census at 50 Augustus Place, Regents Park London: John
Danvers, aged 44, gardener, born at Woolwich, and wife Hester, aged
42, needlewoman, born at Keinton (Som).
The death of Sarah Caroline Danvers, aged 58, was registered
1855/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Marie Lucille Thomas
(1790-1853)
Elizabeth Lloyd Tylee
(1826-1899)
Inscriptions
Notes
MARIE LUCILLE THOMAS
DIED 17TH FEBRUARY 1853
AGED 63
W.S.R
ELIZABETH LLOYD TYLEE
DIED 29TH MARCH 1899
AGED 73
2’6”
In the 1841 census at 12 Argyle Street, Bath:
Maria Thomas, aged 50, professor of music?, born in foreign parts.
In the 1851 census at 5 Quiet Street, Bath:
M L Thomas, aged 60, widow, professor of French & Italian, born at
Paris.
The death of Lucile (sic) Thomas, aged 63, was registered 1853/Q1
Bath.
Born in 1801 at Bath, John Palmer Tylee, son of Henry Dixon Tylee.
Married Mary Perry circa 1826 at Bath [IGI].
In the 1851 census at 7 Bridge Street, Bath:
John P Tylee, aged 50, chemist druggist (master employing 2
apprentices & 2 boys), born at Walcot, Bath, wife Mary, aged 46, born
at Walcot, Bath, children: Chas A, aged 19, chemist druggist’s
apprentice, born at Bathwick, Edith P, aged 11, born at Bathwick, and
Mary J, aged 9, born at Bathwick, and a servant.
John P Tylee, aged 69, chemist & druggist, born at Bath, wife Mary,
aged 64, born at Bath, Elizabeth L Tylee, aged 42, unmarried,
daughter, born at Bath, Sarah E P Tylee, aged 15, grand-daughter,
born in New Zealand, and assistant and a servant.
The death of John Palmer Tylee, aged 76, was registered 1876/Q4
Bath.
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Notes
Elizabeth L Tylee, aged 55, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Bath, and Mary J Booker, aged 25, attendant domestic, born at
Cheltenham.
The death of Elizabeth Lloyd Tylee, aged 73, was registered 1899/Q1
Bath.
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Louis Schots Fisher
(1876-1947)
Ethel Beatrice Fisher
(1882-1955)
North:
IN MEMORY OF
A DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FATHER LOUIS FISHER. DIED MAY 19TH 1947. AGED 70.
South:
AND MOTHER
ETHEL B. FISHER DIED AUG. 29TH 1955. AGED 73
3’ Edging
The marriage of Henry Fisher to Maria Morgan was registered 1870/Q3
Bath.
The birth of Mary Maria Fisher was registered 1870/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Morgan.
In the 1871 census at Ford Place, Combe Down:
Henry Fisher, aged 22, journeyman carpenter, born at Monkton
Combe, wife Maria, aged 28, born at Limpley Stoke (Wilts), and
daughter Mary M, aged 6 months, born at Monkton Combe.
The birth of Louis Schots Fisher was registered 1876/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Morgan.
The birth of Ethel Beatrice Stapleford was registered 1882/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Fisher.
In the 1901 census at 3 Oxford Terrace, Combe Down, Bath:
Henry Fisher, aged 51, carpenter, born at Monckton Combe, wife
Maria, aged 52, born at Limpley Stoke (Wilts), and children: Louis S,
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aged 24, staymakers clerk, born at Monckton Combe, William, aged
19, woodcarver, born at Monkton Combe, Frank, aged 17, born at
Monckton Combe, Mercy, aged 13, born at Monckton Combe,
Winifred, aged 11, born at Monckton Combe, Sydney, aged 10, born at
Monckton Combe, Bertie, aged 7, born at Monckton Combe.
In the 1901 census at Hatfield, Prior Park Road, Bath:
Peter Stapleford, aged 49, house painter, born at West Littleton
(Glos), wife Charlotte, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Charlotte
Lavinia, aged 23, born at Bath, Ethel Beatrice, aged 19, milliner, born
at Bath, Frances, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Peter, aged
15, born at Bath.
The marriage of Louis Schotts Fisher to Ethel Beatrice Stapleford at St
Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1902/Q4 Bath.
The death of Louis Schots Fisher, aged 70, was registered 1947/Q2
Bath.
The death of Ethel Beatrice Fisher, aged 73, was registered 1955/Q3
Bath.
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Row 4B
Carr
Sweetman
19
18
17
12
11
9
7
5
4
2
Simpson
Quarry
Churchill
Coles
Bellamy
Buckingham
Williams
Sollis
King
Humphries
Inscriptions
14
Fasana
Anstey
21
Hall
Thickins
23
Hall
Penruddock
25
Emeny,
Davies
Browne
27
Smith
Peard
29
Williams
Carter
31
Chilton
Browne
33
Sharland
35
Short
Cottle
Elizabeth Frances
English (1839-1855)
Baverstock Cruttwell
Elizabeth English
(1815-1853)
37
Field
Joseph Fasana (17731847)
41
Evans
4B2
42
James
Danvers
Names
Ethel May Guppy
(1898-1950)
Clutterbuck
Robertson
Thomas
Fisher
Plot
4B1
Roach
Ganvin
Watson
43
Notes
No monument.
The death of Ethel May Guppy, aged 52, was registered 1950 Bath.
From the burial book: Ethel May Guppy, aged 52, of St Martins
Hospital, died on 8 Nov 1950.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOSEPH FASANA
WHO DIED
JANUARY 3RD 1847
IN THE 74TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH ENGLISH
WHO DIED FEBRY 23RD 1853
AGED 37
+
ALSO ELIZABETH FRANCES
ENGLISH
THE BELOVED CHILD OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED APRIL 27TH 1855
AGED 16 YEARS
Issue 1
Slab in dark stone, possibly slate.
Baptised on 2 May 1802 at RC church, Bath: Joseph Feasana, son of
Joseph & Mary Feasana, date of birth 27 Apr 1802 [IGI].
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Baptised on 31 Dec 1807 at RC church, Bath: Elizabeth Feasana,
daughter of Joseph & Mary Feasana, date of birth 31 Dec 1807 [IGI].
From Pallot’s Marriage Index: Jos Fasana & Charlotte Price, St
Marylebone 1822.
The birth of Elizabeth Frances English was registered 1839/Q3 Bath.
In the 1841 census at Milsom Street, Bath:
Joseph Fasana, aged 65, goldsmith, born in foreign parts, Charlotte
Fasana, aged 55, born in Somerset, a shopman and two servants.
In the 1841 census at Paragon Buildings, Bath:
Joseph Fasana, aged 35, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, and Mary
Fasana, aged 30, born in Somerset.
The death of Joseph Fasana was registered 1847/Q1 Bath. Will of
Joseph Fasana, Gentleman of Bathwick, Somerset, date 30 Jul 1847,
PROB 11/2059.
In the 1851 census at Holloway House, Bath:
Edmund English, aged 70, widower, upholsterer &c employing 6 men,
born at Bath, Edmund F English, aged 40, upholsterer &c, born at
Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 35, born in London (Middx), children:
Elizabeth F, aged 11, born at Bath, Bertha M, aged 9, born at Bath,
Alice, aged 7, born at Bath, Mary G, aged 5, born at Bath, and Clara,
aged 2, born at Bath, Charles R English, aged 38, son, MRCS Surgeon
LAC, born at Bath, and four servants.
In the 1851 census at 18 Edward Street, Bath:
Joseph Fasana, aged 48, owner of houses, born at Bath, wife Mary 42,
born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Elizabeth English, aged 37, was registered 1853/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Frances English, aged 15, was registered
1855/Q2 Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Joseph Fasana, aged 58, house holder, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged
52, born at Bath, and a servant.
Joseph Fasana, aged 68, married, retired jeweller, born at Bath, and
a servant.
The death of Joseph Fasana, aged 72, was registered 1874/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary English Fasana, aged 85, as registered 1893/Q4
Bath.
(Fasana would seem to be an Italian surname as well as the name of
towns in Italy and Istria, Croatia. The distribution of the surname in
Italy shows a concentration in Lombardy, north of Milan, see
http://gens.labo.net/en/cognomi/genera.html?cognome=FASANA&t=c
ognomi-prov.)
Webster’s Signature Database ‘a repository for information about
people who made and signed scientific instruments preserved in
collections worldwide’ has an entry for ‘Fasana’ on two stick
barometers, one having ‘Fasana Bath’ the other also giving the
address of ’35 Milsom Street’. Tennants auctioneers in its Autumn
2006 catalogue had ‘A Fine Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed
Fasana, Milsom St, Bath, circa 1800,’
The Bodleian Library, Oxford has three printed auction catalogues of
furniture
and
furnishings
belonging
to
Beckford
Shelfmark: MS. Beckford d. 27 Extent: 38 leaves, 9, 12 pages, one of
which is ‘English & Fasana, Bath, 4 Jan. 1841, 58 lots, paintings and
furniture from Lansdown Tower’.
4B3
John Gray (1769-1847)
Jane Gray (1778-1851)
Issue 1
Exeter working papers in British book trade history; 20 The British
book trades 1784-1811: a tabulation of national directories has in its
list of the 1811 Holden’s directory: Fasana, Joseph, printseller, 35,
Milsom Street. There are also references to Fasana Furber & Co –
Cheltenham circa 1820.
No monument.
In the 1841 census at Sansonce Cottage, Entry Hill, Bath: John Gray,
aged 65, surgeon, not born in Somerset, Jane Gray, aged 55, not born
in Somerset, John Gray, aged 20, surgeon, born in Somerset, Angelena
George, aged 20, born in Somerset, and a servant.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
From the burial book: John Gray, aged 77, surgeon, of Entry Hill, died
on 22 Apr 1847.
In the 1851 census at Kingsmead Terrace, Bath: Jane Gray, aged 71,
widow, annuitant, born at Winchester.
From the burial book: Jane Gray, aged 73, widow of John Gray,
surgeon, of Kingsmead terrace, died on 28 Sep 1851.
4B4
Peter Hall (1803-1849)
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THE REV. PETER HALL M.A. RECTOR OF MILSTON WILTS
BORN DEC. 31 1803 – DIED SEPT 10 1849
INTERRED AT MALVERN
ALSO MARY HENRIETTA HIS WIFE
BORN NOV. 18 1800 DIED NOV 19 1894
GOD IS LOVE
Mary Henrietta Hall
(1800-1894)
Diana Hall (1837-1887)
Ellen Gillam (18341912)
Charles Melchior de
Polignac Gillam (18311904)
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
DIANA DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
REV. PETER HALL M.A,
AND MARY HENRIETTA HIS WIFE
BORN AUGUST 28TH 1837. DIED DECEMBER 17TH 1887
ELLEN WIFE OF THE LATE REV. C. M. DE P. GILLAM, M.A., VICAR OF OTHERY & DAU. OF
REV. PETER HALL & MARY HENRIETTA HIS WIFE BORN JULY 28TH 1834 DIED …………………
Pitched 30” Pink granite
The death of Peter Hall was registered 1849/Q3 Upton on Severn
(Worcs).
In the 1851 census at 13 Camden Place, Bath:
Mary Henrietta Hall, aged 48, widow, fundholder, born at Winchester
(Hants), children: Henrietta, aged 22, born at Ringwood (Hants),
Diana, aged 18, born at Salisbury (Wilts), and Ellen, aged 16, born at
Chelsea (Middx), and three servants.
In the 1861 census at 9 Upper Westbourne Terrace, Paddington,
London:
Mary H Hall, aged 60, widow, fundholder, born at St Laurence’s,
Winchester (Hants), daughter Diana, aged 28, born at St Edmund’s,
Salisbury (Wilts), and two servants.
The marriage of Ellen Hall to Charles Melchior Polignac Gillam was
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at the Vicarage, North Kane, Othery (Som):
Charles M de P Gillam, aged 41, vicar of Othery, born at Kingsclere
(Hants), wife Ellen, aged 36, born at Chelsea (Middx), son Sydney H,
aged 5, born at Salisbury, and two servants.
In the 1891 census at The Vicarage, North Lane, Othery (Som):
Charles M Gilliam, aged 61, vicar of Othery, born at Kingsclere
(Hants), wife Ellen, aged 56, born at Chelsea (Middx), son Sydney H,
aged 25, electrical engineer, born at Fisherton Anger (Wilts), and a
servant.
In the 1901 census at Trinity Vicarage, Taunton Road, Bridgwater:
Ellen Gillam, aged 66, married, visitor, born at Chelsea, London.
The death of Charles M P Gillam, aged 75, was registered 1904/Q4
Guildford.
The death of Ellen Gillam, aged 78, was registered 1912/Q4
Weymouth.
4B5
Mary Magdalene Hall
(1836-1847)
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY MAGDALENE
DAUGHTER OF REV. PETER HALL M.A. RECTOR OF MILSTON WILTS
AND MARY HENRIETTA HIS WIFE
BORN JULY 6TH 1836 DIED MAY 17 1847
GOD IS LOVE
Henrietta Jenkin
(1828-1860)
Evan Alfred Jenkin
(1831-1885)
Edward Alfred Jenkin
(1860)
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HENRIETTA WIFE OF THE REV. EVAN ALFRED JENKIN, M.A.
AND DAUGHTER OF THE REV. PETER HALL AND MARY HENRIETTA HIS WIFE
BORN SEPT 10 1828 DIED MARCH 18. 1860
EDWARD ALFRED INFANT SON OF THE REV. E. A. AND HENRIETTA JENKIN
DIED MARCH 22 1860 AGED 4 DAYS
Pitched 30” Pink granite
Baptised on 11 Nov 1836 at St Luke’s, Chelsea: Mary Magdalen Hall,
daughter of Peter & Mary Henrietta Hall, date of birth 6 Jul 1836
[IGI].
In the 1851 census at Jesus Lane, Cambridge:
Evan Alfred Jenkin, aged 20, lodger, student of Caius College, born at
Dowlais (Glam).
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of Evan Alfred Jenkins to Henrietta Hall was registered
1859/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of Evan Alfred Jenkins to Sarah Lloyd Jones was
registered 1868/Q2 Llanfyllin.
In the 1871 census at 29 the Village, Aberhaley (Montgomeryshire):
Evan Alfred Jenkins, aged 40, rector of Tregynon, born at Dowlais
(Glam), wife Sarah Lloyd, aged 38, born at Llanfair (Montgomeryshire), daughter Sarah Henrietta, aged 2, born at Llanfair, and a
servant.
In the 1881 census at the Vicarage, Tregynon (Montgomeryshire):
Evan Alfred Jenkin, aged 50, rector of Tregynon, M.A., born at
Dowlais (Glam), wife Sarah Lloyd, aged 49, born at Llanfair (Mont),
and two servants.
The death of Evan Alfred Jenkin, aged 54, was registered 1885/Q3
Newtown.
See also 4B2.
4B7
John Emeny (17891848)
Sophia Davies (18141896)
Thomas Davies (1800-)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN EMENY
PROPRIETOR OF THE YORK HOUSE
IN THIS CITY
DECEMBER 31ST 1848
AGED 59
ALSO OF SOPHIA
ONLY CHILD
OF THE ABOVE
WIFE OF THOMAS DAVIES
OF LIVERPOOL AND EGREMONT
DIED AT BATH JULY 12TH 1896
AGED 82 YEARS
Slab 30”
Baptised on 19 Jun 1814 at St Mary, Dover: Sophia Emeny, daughter of
John & Sophia Emeny [IGI].
In the 1841 census at York Buildings, Bath:
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
John Emeny, aged 45, innkeeper not born in Somerset, Sophia Emeny,
aged 45, not born in Somerset, Charlotte Stokes, aged 15, not born in
Somerset, a series of servants and guests and their servants.
The marriage of Sophia Emeny to Thomas Davies was registered
1854/Q3 Conway.
The death of John Emeny was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. Will of John
Emeny, Hotel Keeper of Bath, Somerset, date 8 Feb 1849, PROB
11/2087.
In the 1861 census at York Cottage, Green Lane, Liscard (Cheshire):
Thomas Davies, aged 61, chronometer maker, born at Liverpool, wife
Sophia, aged 46, born at Dover, son Thomas, aged 22, general brokers
salesman, born at Liverpool, Sophia Emery (sic), aged 73 widow,
mother in law, fund holder, born at Canterbury, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at York Cottage, Egremont , Liscard(Cheshire):
Thomas Davies, aged 71, chronometer maker, born at L[iver]pool,
wife Sophia, aged 56, born at Dover, and two servants.
In the 1881 census at 19 Brock Street, Bath:
Sophia Davies, aged 66, widow, lodger, income from investments,
born at Dover.
Sophia Davies, aged 76, widow, lodger, living on own means, born at
Dover, and Caroline Morgan, aged 39, unmarried, visitor, living on
own means, born at Liverpool.
The death of Sophia Davies, aged 82, was registered 1896/Q3 Bath.
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Plot
4B9
Names
Sarah Smith (17731849)
James Smith
Elizabeth Wilson
Thomas Maryon Wilson
(-1821)
Jane Peacock Lucas
William Lucas (-1830)
Inscriptions
Notes
TO THE MEMORY OF
SARAH
THE LAST SURVIVOR OF
THE THREE ONLY CHILDREN OF
CAPTN JAMES SMITH. R.N.
OF FLUSHING CORNWALL
SEPTR 8TH 1849
AGED 76
SHE WAS SISTER TO DAME ELIZABETH
THE WIFE OF SIR THOMAS MARYON
WILSON. BARONET OF CHARLTON IN
KENT AND TO JANE PEACOCK THE WIFE
OF WILLM LUCAS ESQRE OF WESTBURY
NEAR BRISTOL THE LATTER OF WHOM DIED
WITHOUT ISSUE BY HIS SAID WIFE
Headstone 30”
Will of Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson of Charlton House, Kent, date 16
Oct 1821, PROB 11/1649.
From http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/cmsservice/stream/asset/?asset_id=146484 concerning various estates at
Finchley:
“Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson died in 1821 and divided the estate
between his sons. His will limited his heir’s ability to build on the land
as they could only grant short agricultural leases. This impeded the
younger Sir Thomas’ desire to develop land for housing following
trends in neighbouring areas. Residential development had reached St
John’s Wood, while Hampstead Village had a growing population
during the 18th century. The development of Finchley Road also
brought urban development closer to Hampstead when the turnpike
was built by Colonel Eyre of the Eyre estates connecting St John’s
Wood to Finchley in 1827. The road went through Maryon Wilson
land.”
Will of William Lucas, Merchant of Westbury
Gloucestershire, date 27 Dec 130, PROB 11/1779.
upon
Trym,
The death of Sarah Smith, aged 76, was registered 1849 Bath.
Will of Sarah Smith, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date 8 Nov 1849,
PROB 11/2103.
(Flushing, Cornwall is north of Falmouth.)
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Plot
4B11
Names
Charles Davis (17691849)
Inscriptions
Notes
CHARLES ……………
Lydia Davis (17691857)
Headstone 30”. The inscription on the sandstone base is faint.
Baptised on 9 Mar 1801 at Bath Abbey: Edward Davis, son of Charles &
Lydia Davis [IGI]. There is also an entry dated 7 Mar 1802.
In the 1841 census at 7 South Hayes, Bath: Charles Davis, aged 70,
ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Lydia Davis, aged 70, not born in
Somerset, Edward Davis, aged 13, born in Somerset, and two servants.
The death of Charles Davis, aged 80, was registered 1849 Bath. From
the burial book: Charles Davis, aged 80, of 6 South Hayes, died on 11
Oct 1849.
In the 1851 census at 6 South Hayes, Bath: Lydia Davis, aged 82,
widow, annuitant, born at St Andrews Holborn, London, Chas Edwd
Davis, aged 23, unmarried, grandson, architect, born at Lyncombe &
Widcombe (Som), and a servant.
The death of Lydia Davis, aged 88, was registered 1857 Bath. From
the burial book: Lydia Davis, aged 88, of Westgate buildings, died in
June 1857.
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Plot
4B12
Names
Sarah Williams (17851860)
Inscriptions
North:
Sara [Ux]oris Johannis Eames Williams …… Decembris: mdccclx Ætatis lxiii
John Eames Williams
(1790-1865)
West:
Notes
Etiam
East:
Johanis [E]ames Williams Obiit Die Martii ____ mdccclxv Ætatis lxxxiii
Headstone with tapered slab 30”
John Eames Williams, aged 60, annuitant, born at Bath, wife Sarah,
aged 65, born at Bath, daughter Mary Ann, aged 21, born at Bl……
F…… (Glam), and a servant.
Possible death registration for Sarah Williams 1860/Q4 E Stonehouse.
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol IX Jul-Dec 1860 p 684:
Nov. 10. At Plymouth, Sarah, wife of John Eames Williams, esq.,
Catherine-pl., Bath.
4B13
Issue 1
James Haswell (18121850)
The death of John Eames Williams, aged 77, was registered 1865/Q1
Bath.
The death of James Haswell, aged 35, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath.
The burial book has his age as 37 and occupation milliner, of the
Corridor.
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Plot
4B14
Names
Clara Frances Chilton
(1844-1878)
Joseph Chilton (18071879)
Edward Constantine
Chilton (1838-1906)
Sarah Josephine
Chilton (1836-1924)
Florence Catherine
Chilton (1845-1931)
Inscriptions
Notes
In loving Memory of
CLARA FRANCES
SECOND DAUGHTER OF
JOSEPH CHILTON
OF THIS CITY
MAY 19TH 1878. AGED 33
THE LORD IS MY STRENGTH
EDWARD COUSTANTINE CHILTON
DIED APRIL 18TH 1906.
PEACE PERFECT PEACE
—
ALSO OF
SARAH JOSEPHINE CHILTON
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
JOSEPH CHILTON
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
JUNE 5TH 1924 IN HER 88TH YEAR
—
ALSO OF
HIS YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
FLORENCE CATHERINE CHILTON
DIED AUGUST 9TH 1931 AGED 86
Headstone 30” ‘Coustantine’ is as found.
The birth of Edward Constantine Chilton was registered 1839/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pooley. From BathBMD, the event occurred in
1838..
The birth of Florence Catherine Chilton was registered 1845/Q3 Bath,
Joseph Chilton, aged 43, surgeon, born at Bath, wife Sarah Ann, aged
28, born at Bath, children: Josephine S, aged 14, born at Bath,
Edward C, aged 12, born at Bath, Clara F, aged 9, born at Bath,
George, aged 7, born at Bath, Florence, aged 5, born at Bath, and
The death of Sarah Anne Chilton, aged 44, was registered 1856/Q4
Bath.
Joseph Chilton, aged 54, widower, surgeon, born at Bath, children:
Josephine, aged 24, born at Bath, Clara, aged 18, born at Bath,
George, aged 16, born at Bath, Florence, aged 15, born at Bath,
Jo. Chilton, aged 63, widower, surgeon, born at Bath, children: J
(daughter), aged 34, unmarried, born at Bath, Clara, aged 28,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
unmarried, born at Bath, Florence, aged 25, unmarried, born at Bath,
and a servant.
The death of Clara Frances Chilton, aged 33, was registered 1878/Q2
Bath.
The death of Joseph Chilton, aged 72, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 1 Hatfield Place, Bloomfield Road, Bath:
Stephen Fuller, aged 55, carriage builder emp[loying] 40 men & 3
boys, born at Bath, wife Francis J, aged 55, born at Bath, children:
Emily C, aged 29, born at Bath, and Grace H, aged 21, born at Bath,
Josephine Chilton, aged 40, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, Florence
Chilton, aged 32, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 8 Eastbourne Villas, Claremont Road, Bath:
Sarah J Chilton, aged 64, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Bath, and Florence C Chilton, aged 55, unmarried, sister, living on
own means, born at Bath.
The death of Sarah J Chilton, aged 87, was registered 1924/Q2 Bath.
The death of Florence C Chilton, aged 86, was registered 1931/Q3
Bath.
See also 4A10.
4B15
Eliza Abbott (17941852)
30” Slab. Upper part delaminated.
In the 1851 census at 4 Northumberland Buildings, Bath: Eliza Abbott,
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Names
4B17
Henry Ramsey
Sweetman (1833-1859)
Inscriptions
Notes
aged 55, widow, gentlewoman, born at Dover, and a servant.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY RAMSEY SWEETMAN
AGED 26 YEARS
The death of Eliza Abbott, aged 58, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath.
30”
The death of Henry Ramsay Sweetman, aged 26, was registered
1859/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Henry Ramsay Sweetman, aged
26, of St Andrews Terrace, died on 6 Jul 1859.
BE STILL ………………… NOT
BUT BREATHE ……………………
…………… LORD
4B18
Eliza Anstey (18371873)
Thomas Anstey (1838-)
Ernest Ethelbert
Peacock Anstey (18701873)
…
ELIZA
BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS ANSTEY
DIED FEBY 16TH 1873
AGED 36
ALSO OF ERNEST …………
YOUNGEST SON OF THE A[BOVE]
DIED FEBY 9TH 1873
AGED 2 YEARS & 7 MON[THS]
Headstone 30”. Delaminating.
The birth of Ernest Ethelbert Peacock Anstey was registered 1870/Q3
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Peacock.
In the 1871 census at 4 Augusta Place, Lyncombe Hill, Bath:
Thos Anstey, aged 32, draper’s assistant, born at Tiverton (Devon),
wife Eliza, aged 34, born at Sletchworth (Cambs), children: Lilian
Maud, aged 5, born at Bath, Florence Agnes, aged 4, born at Bath,
Sydney Thomas Grives?, aged 2 months, born at Bath, and Ernest
Ethelbert Peacock, aged 9 (!), born at Bath, and two servants.
The death of Ernest Ethelbert P Anstey, aged 2, was registered
1873/Q1 Bath.
The death of Eliza Anstey, aged 36, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Ashleigh, South Hayes, Bath:
Thomas Anstey, aged 41, linen buyer (‘dealer’ added), born at
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Inscriptions
Notes
Tiverton, wife Ann, aged 33, born at Tywardreath (Cornwall),
children: Florence, aged 14, born at Bath, Sydney T, aged 12, born at
Bath, and Ethel A, aged 5, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Ashleigh, South Hayes, Bath:
Thomas Anstey, aged 51, draper’s manager, born at Tiverton (Devon),
wife Ann, aged 43, born at Tywardreath (Cornwall), daughter Lilian M,
aged 25, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Ashleigh, Wells Road, Bath:
Thomas Anstey, aged 62, draper’s buyer worker, born at Tiverton
(Devon), wife Anne, aged 53, born at Tywardreath (Cornwall),
daughter Ethel A, aged 25, born at Bath, and a servant.
4B19
Rebecca Thickins
(1769-1853)
Mary Taylor (17801863)
HERE REST THE REMAINS OF
REBECCA THICKINS
BORN AUGUST 6TH 1769
DEPARTED DECEMBER 28TH 1853
ALSO
MARY TAYLOR
WHO DIED AUGUST 23RD 1863
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 8 Paragon Buildings, Bath:
Rebecca Thickens, aged 81, widow, annuitant, born at Devizes
(Wilts).
The death of Rebecca Thickin (sic), aged 84, was registered 1854/Q1
Bath. Will of Rebecca Thickins, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 12 Jan
1854, PROB 11/2185.
The death of Mary Taylor, aged 83, was registered 1863 Bath (Twerton
sub-district). From the burial book, Mary Ann Taylor of Longmead
House, Twerton, died aged 83, on 7 Aug 1863.
(The only reference found so far to Longmead House, Twerton
appears in an environmental statement concerned with the Western
Riverside development which shows it on the 1808 tithe map as being
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4B21
Sarah Bennett
Penruddock (18201856)
Isaac Penruddock
(1811-1871)
Inscriptions
Notes
on the northern side of the Lower Bristol Road.)
IN MEMORY OF
SARAH BENNETT
THE BELOVED WIFE
OF THE REVD ISAAC PENRUDDOCK
3 BLOOMFIELD PLACE BATH
WHO DIED JULY 3RD 1856
AGED 36 YEARS
Pitched 3’
The marriage of Isaac Penruddock to Sarah Bennett Bishop was
registered 1840/Q2 Shaftesbury.
The birth of Martha Penruddock was registered 1846/Q3 Malmesbury.
In the 1851 census at The Vicarage, Church Road, Ashton Keynes
(Wilts):
Isaac Penruddock, aged 40, curate of Ashton Keynes, born at Bath,
wife Sarah Bennett, aged 31, born at Fontmell Magna (Dorset),
children: Mary, aged 8, born at Fontmell Magna, Martha, aged 4, born
at Malmesbury (Wilts), and Elizabeth, aged 1, born at Ashton Keynes,
and four servants (nurse, housemaid, cook and groom etc).
A short history of St John’s church, Studeley, Trowbridge (Wilts) at
http://www.theclarendonschool.net/st-john/yesterday_&_today.htm
has:
“This C of E church of St John the Evangelist lies on the Frome Road in
the Parish of Studley and Deanery of Bradford on Avon. During its
ministry, the church has had 20 incumbents beginning with the
Reverend Isaac Penruddock (1854) …”
The death of Sarah Bennett Penruddock, aged 36, was registered
1856/Q3 Bath.
The marriage of Isaac Penruddock to Elizabeth Mary Hickes was
registered 1861/Q1 Bridgend.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Frederick Fitz Patrick Penruddock was registered
1862/Q1 Malmesbury. From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol XII (new series)
Jan-Jun 1862 p219 in the births section:
Jan. 14 At Burton-hill, Malmesbury, the wife of Rev. Isaac
Penruddock, a son.
In the 1871 census at Allerford House, Selworthy (Som):
Isaac Penruddock, aged 60, curate of Selworthy, born at Bath, wife
Elizabeth Ann, aged 44, born in Ireland, daughter Elizabeth, aged 21,
born at Ashton Keynes (Wilts), and two servants.
In the 1881 census at 8 Ellenborough Crescent, Weston super Mare
(Som):
Isaac Penruddock, aged 70, curate no cure of souls, born at Bath, wife
Eliza M, aged 54, born at Dublin, daughter Elizabeth, aged 30,
unmarried, born at Ashton Keynes (Wilts), a visitor and four servants.
In the 1881 census at St John’s College, Cambridge:
Fredk F P Penruddock, aged 19, undergraduate, born at Malmesbury
(Wilts).
The death of Isaac Penruddock, aged 70, was registered 1881/Q2
Axbridge.
The marriage of Frederick Fitz-P Penruddock was registered 1895/Q3
Chippenham.
4B23
Richard Browne (17891855)
Sarah Jane Browne
(1789-1875)
Agnes Ann Browne
(1828-1893)
Sarah Jane Browne
(1820-1866)
Issue 1
Headstone:
[SACRED]
[TO T]HE MEMORY OF
RICHARD BROWNE
OCTOBER THE 18TH 1855.
AGED 66 YEARS
Also of
SARAH JANE
BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 24TH 1875
AGED 85
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH
DIE IN THE LORD REV. XIV.13
5’ wide with pitched
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Pitched slab north:
And in loving Remembrance of
AGNES ANN
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ………… THE …………… 1893
AGED 65 YEARS
In the 1851 census at Camden Villa, Bath:
Richard Browne, aged 61, fundholder, born at Clifford
(Herefordshire), wife Sarah Jane, aged 61, born at Corsham (Wilts),
children: Sarah Jane, aged 30, born at Minchinhampton (Glos), Agnes
Ann, aged 23, born at North Buxton (Surrey),
The death of Richard Browne, aged 66, was registered 1855/Q4 Bath.
Pitched slab south:
Also in Affectionate Remembrance of
SARAH JANE
SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED APRIL THE 27TH 1866
AGED 46 YEARS
In the 1871 census at 6 Daniel Street, Bath:
Sarah J Browne, aged 81, widow, dividend holder, born at Corsham
(Wilts), children: Agnes A, aged 43, born at Brixton (Surrey), and
Edward G, aged 39, unmarried, merchant, born at Brixton (Surrey),
and two servants.
The death of Sarah Browne, aged 85, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
Agnes A Browne, aged 53, unmarried, lodger, income from dividends,
born at Brixton (Surrey).
In the 1891 census at 4 Brunswick Place, Lansdown, Bath:
Agnes A Browne, aged 63, unmarried, boarder, born at Nth Brixton
(Surrey).
The death of Agnes Anne Browne, aged 65. was registered 1893/Q2
Bath.
4B25
Annabella Peard
(1778-1857)
William Childe (-1824)
Henry Peard (17841866)
William Peard (18151891)
Issue 1
In
loving memory of
Annabella
the beloved Wife of
Henry Peard Esqre
of this City
and Daughter of the late
William Childe Esqre
of Kinlet Salop
She died 28th February 1857
Aged 78.
A most faithful wife and devoted mother
Also of
William Peard L. L. B.
son of the above
Pink granite headstone with cross 4’
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Names
Inscriptions
who died 9th March 1891
Deeply regretted
I know that my Redeemer liveth
Notes
Will of William Childe of Kinlet, Shropshire, date 18 Jun 1824, PROB
11/1686.
In the 1851 census at 14 Seymour Street, Bath:
Henry Peard, aged 67, fundholder, born at Upway (Dorset), wife
Annabella, aged 79, annuitant, born at Kinlet Hall (Salop), William
Peard, aged 38, married, son, M. D. B. L. Trinity Hall Cambridge,
born at Exmouth (Devon), Laura Peard, aged 31, daughter in law, born
at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Annabella Peard, aged 78, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath.
The death of Henry Peard, aged 82, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath.
The death of William Peard, aged 76, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.
The death of Laura Peard, aged 77, was registered 1897/Q4 Bath.
4B27
Ann Carter (17861857)
Joseph Carter
Elizabeth Atkinson
(1794-1869)
Elizabeth Atkinson
(1815-1902)
ANN CARTER
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
JOSEPH CARTER ESQRE
OF …………………… HANTS
DIED ……………… 1857
AGED 71
ELIZABETH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF THOMAS ATKINSON ESQRE
OF BURY HOUSE ALVERSTOKE HANTS
DIED AUG 10. 1869 AGED 75
ELIZABETH
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS AND ELIZABETH ATKINSON
DIED FEBY 19 1902 AGED 86
Issue 1
Slab 30”
The death of Elizabeth Atkinson, aged 76, was registered 1869/Q3
Clifton.
The death of Elizabeth Atkinson, aged 86, was registered 1902/Q1
Steyning (Sussex).
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Plot
4B29
Names
Peter Browne (17991858)
Susannah Browne
(1803-1885)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
PETER BROWNE ESQRE
LATE OF MACCLESFIELD
WHO DIED IN BATH
ON THE 22ND OF JANY 1858
AGED 58.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH BROWNE
RELICT OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 31ST OCTOBER 1885
AGED 82
AND WAS INTERRED AT UCKFIELD CEMETERY
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY
SOLOMONS SONG ……
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at Hadley Green, Hadley or Monkton Hadley
(Berks):
Peter Browne, aged 54, proprietor of houses, born at Macclesfield
(Cheshire), wife Susannah, aged 47, born at S Ives (Hunts), and
daughter Mary E, aged 4, born at [place illegible].
The death of Peter Browne, aged 58, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Spring Field, New Road, Littlehampton (Sussex):
Susan Browne, aged 74, widow, occupation not known, born at St Ives
(Hunts), Mary Elizh Browne, aged 32, born at Newport (Isle of Wight),
and Hettie May, aged 6, adopted, birthplace unspecified.
The death of Susannah Browne, aged 82, was registered 1885/Q4
Uckfield (Sussex).
4B31
George Sharland
(1783-1859)
Esther Sharland (17961873)
Edmund Temple
Sharland (1822-1874)
Eliza Sharland (18041898)
Issue 1
Sacred
to the Memory of
GEORGE SHARLAND
Who Died Feb 8th 1859
Aged 75 Years
Also of
ESTHER SHARLAND
his widow
who Died April 27th 1873
Aged 76 Years
Also EDMUND T SHARLAND
son of the above
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Names
Inscriptions
…………………………………
ELIZA SHARLAND
Died 25th Jany 1891
Notes
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at 8 Macaulay Buildings, Bath:
George Sharland, aged 67, retired draper, born at Bath, wife Esther,
Esther Sharland, aged 74, widow, owner of gas shares & ……………,
born at Bath, children: Eliza, aged 66, unmarried, step-daughter, born
at Bath, and Edmund T, aged 49, unmarried, son, formerly chemist
and druggist, born at Bath, and three servants.
The death of Esther Sharland, aged 76, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath.
The death of Edmund Temple Sharland, aged 51, was registered
1874/Q1 Bath.
Eliza Sharland, aged 61, unmarried, [living on] stocks & shares, born
The death of Eliza Sharland, aged 87. was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.
4B33
William Short (18251896)
Mary Ann Short (18291862)
Mary Ann Short (18541859)
Frederick Arthur Short
(1862-1863)
Caroline Short (18251876)
Susannah Short (18271911)
Issue 1
FOR EVER WITH THE LORD
IN
LOVING MEMORY
- OF –
WILLIAM SHORT
WHO FELL ASLEEP DECR 19TH 1896
AGED 71.
—
ALSO MARY ANN HIS WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEPR 5TH 1862.
AGED 33
—
MARY ANN DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 3RD 1859
AGED 4 YEARS 6 MONTHS
—
FREDERICK ARTHUR SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED JULY 3RD 1863
AGED 18 MONTHS
Headstone 30”
The marriage of William Short to Mary Ann Dodge was registered 1853
Bath.
The birth of William Henry Short was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s
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Names
Inscriptions
—
ALSO CAROLINE 2ND WIFE
DIED JULY 4TH 1876
AGED 51
—
ALSO SUSANNAH 3RD WIFE
DIED APRIL 21ST 1911
AGED 84
—
THEY ARE SAFE IN THEIR FATHER’S HOUSE ABOVE
IN THE PLACE PREPARED BY A SAVIOUR’S LOVE
Notes
maiden name: Dodge.
The birth of Emma Short was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden
name: Dodge.
The birth of Edwin James Short was registered 1860 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Dodge.
In the 1861 census at 19 Westgate Street, Bath:
William Short, aged 34, furniture broker, born at Bath, wife Mary A,
aged 32, born at Twerton (Som), children: William W, aged 4, born at
Bath, Emma, aged 2, born at Bath, and Edwin J, aged 1, born at Bath,
and a servant.
The birth of Frederick Arthur Short was registered 1862/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Dodge.
The death of Mary Ann Short, aged 33, was registered 1862/Q3 Bath.
The death of Frederick Arthur Short, aged 1, was registered 1863/Q3
Bath.
The marriage of William Short to Caroline Brown was registered
1863/Q2 Bath.
William Short, aged 45, upholsterer &c, born at Bath, wife Caroline,
aged 46, born at Bath, children: William H, aged 14, pawnbroker’s
apprentice, Emma, aged 13, born at Bath, Edwin J, aged 11, born at
Bath, Ada M, aged 6, born at Bath, and Alfred E, aged 3, born at Bath,
and Caroline Sheppard, aged 20, unmarried, niece?, upholsterer’s
assistant, born at Bath.
The death of Caroline Short, aged 51, was registered 1876/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 8 Westmorland Terrace, Bath:
William Short, aged 55, auctioneer etc, born at Bath, wife Susannah,
aged 53, born at Bath, children: Emma, aged 23, unmarried,
governess, born at Bath, Ada M, aged 16, born at Bath, and Alfred,
In the 1891 census at 8 Millard Terrace, Bath:
William Short, aged 65, furniture dealer, born at Bath, wife Susannah,
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of William Short, aged 71, was registered 1896/Q4 Bath.
The death of Susannah Short, aged 8, was registered 1911/Q2 Bath.
4B35
Selina Cottle (18201858)
George Cottle (18211868)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
SELINA THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE COTTLE
OF THIS CITY
AGED 38
Also
IN MEMORY OF THE ABOVE
GEORGE COTTLE
WHO DIED DECR 27TH 1868
AGED 47
Slab 30”
The marriage of George Cottle to Selina Pounteney was registered
1849/Q3 Bristol.
In the 1851 census at 11 Rivers Street, Bath:
George Cottle, aged 31, lodging house keeper, born at Nailsworth
(Glos), wife Selina, aged 30, born at Walcot, Bath, and a servant.
The death of Selina Cottle, aged 38, was registered 1858/Q3 Bath.
The marriage of George Cottle to Eliza Perry was registered 1859/Q3
Bath.
In the 1861 census at the “Red Lion”, 12 Kingsmead Square, Bath:
George Cottle, aged 41, publican victualler, born at Barton End
(Glos), wife Eliza, aged 43, born at Weston (Som), a lodger and a
servant.
The death of George Cottle, aged 47, was registered 1868/Q4 Bath.
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4B37
Names
Robert Cruttwell
(1810-1858)
George Augustus
Eversley Cruttwell
(1847-1860)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
to the memory of
Robert Cruttwell Esq
of this City
who died August iith mdccclviii
Aged xlviii Years
—
Also George Augustus
Son of the above
died Novr xiiith mdccclx
Aged xiii
Around the circle of the cross:
Take ye …., watch and pray: for ye know not which the hour is.
Headstone 30” surmounted by Celtic cross.
The birth of George Augustus Eversley Cruttwell was registered
1847/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Noad.
Robert Cruttwell, aged 41, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Marianne,
aged 36, born at Road (Som), children: Grace M, aged 6, born at Bath,
Arthur S, aged 5, born at Bath, George A E, aged 3, born at Bath,
Thomas H, aged 2, born at Bath, and Marianne H, aged 10, months,
born at Bath, and four servants.
The death of Robert Cruttwell, aged 48, was registered 1858/Q3 Bath.
The death of George Cruttwell was registered 1860/Q4 Alverstoke.
Marianne Cruttwell, aged 46, widow, born at Road (Som), children:
Frederick, aged 20, solicitor’s articled clerk, born at Bath, Arthur,
aged 15, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 12, born at Bath, Julian, aged 8,
born at Bath, Charles E, aged 7, born at Bath, Katherine, aged 24,
born at Bath, Grace, aged 17, born at Bath, and Marian, aged 10, born
at Bath, four servants, a visitor with a servant and Chester Noad, aged
12, nephew, born at Hull (Yorks).
In the 1881 census at Barton upon Irwell (Lancs):
Maria E Cruttwell, aged 66, widow, born at Road (Som), Katherine
Wooldridge, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Bath, and a servant.
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4B41
Names
Rachel Allen James
(1769-1856)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
RACHEL ALLEN JAMES
FORMERLY OF MONTEGO BAY JAMAICA
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 16TH 1856
AGED 87 YEARS
Pitched 30”
Rachel James, aged 82, widow, annuitant, born in Jamaica, and two
servants.
The death of Rachel Allen James, aged 87, was registered 1856/Q4
Bath.
4B42
Elizabeth Caroline
Clutterbuck (18221876)
Edward Clutterbuck
(1805-)
Kate Isabel
Clutterbuck (18591893)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR MOTHER
ELIZABETH CAROLINE,
WIDOW OF THE LATE
COLONEL EDWARD CLUTTERBUCK
H.E.I.C.S.
WHO ENTERED INTO REST JANY 12TH 1876.
IN HER 54TH YEAR
—
THINE EYES SHALL SEE THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY
THEY SHALL BEHOLD THE LAND THAT IS VERY FAR OFF
ISAIAH XXXII-17
—
LORD REMEMBER ME
—
ALSO OF OUR SISTER
KATE ISABEL.
YOUNGEST CHILD OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AT GLASGOW DECR 1ST 1893,
IN HER 34TH YEAR
—
Issue 1
Headstone
In the 1861 census at Cury (Cornwall):
Edward Clutterbuck, aged 55, H. M. India Army Madras retired list,
born in London (Middx), wife Elizabeth Caroline, aged 39, born at
Patna, East India, three servants and Kate Isabelle Clutterbuck, aged
2, daughter, born at Portishead, Bristol.
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Names
Inscriptions
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY
SOLOMON IV_6
Notes
(Cury, formerly St. Corantyn, lies to the east of Gunwalloe, between
Mawgan and Mullion.)
Possible death registration: Edward Clutterbuck 1863/Q3 Penzance.
In the 1871 census at 2 Rochfort Place, Bathwick, Bath:
Elizabeth Clutterbuck, aged 49, widow, pensioner, born at Put___e,
East India, children: Emily, aged 19, born at Kumptee, East India, and
Kate, aged 12, born at Portishead (Som), and two servants.
The death of Elizabeth Caroline Clutterbuck, aged 53, was registered
1876/Q1 Bath.
4B43
Louise Robertson
(1893-1954)
Margaret Robertson
(1889-1959)
Edging 30” No inscription found.
The death of Louise Robertson, aged 61, was registered 1954/Q4
Bathavon.
The death of Margaret Robertson, aged 70, was registered 1959/Q4
Bath.
Issue 1
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Row 4C
Inscriptions
South:
Carter
Carr
34
Watson
32
Canvin
Mayo,
Moody
30
Roach
Hand
29
James
Bolton
27
Clutterbuck
Cottle
Matthews
26
Pinson
Short
Chard
25
Baverstock
Sharland
Michell
23
Browne
Candy
21
Peard
King
Browne
Loxton
17
Penruddock
16
Hobbs
14
Thickins
12
Peacock
10
Goodall
7
Anstey
Chilton
6
Yandall
Peacock
5
Physick
Smith
Strickland
4
Wood
Davies
2
Barrenger
1
Hall
Salmoni
Names
William Samuel Wallis
(1818-1853)
Wallis
Plot
4C1
Hall
Fasana
10 feet
37
38
40
42
43
Notes
WILLIAM S. WALLIS OF HIGH ST IN THIS CITY
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 23RD 1853. AGED 34.
George Wallis (18521853)
“THEY FADE AWAY SUDDENLY LIKE THE GRASS. IN THE MORNING IT IS GREEN AND GROWETH UP
BUT IN THE EVENING IT IS CUT DOWN DRIED UP AND WITHERED”
West:
ALSO
TO GEORGE
YOUNGEST SON
OF THE AFORESAID
WILLIAM S. WALLIS
AGED 9 MONTHS
SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME
AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR OF SUCH
IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Issue 1
Pitched
Baptised on 23 Aug 1818 at St Michael’s, Bath: William Samuel
Wallace, son of William & Elizabeth Wallis.
In the 1841 census at 10 High Street, Bath:
Eliza Wallis, aged 45, draper, not born in Somerset, William Wallis,
aged 20, sh[opman], born in Somerset, Elizabeth Wallis, aged 20, born
in Somerset, Frederick Wallis, aged 12, born in Somerset, Mary Wallis,
aged 10, born in Somerset, George Wallis, aged 9, born in Somerset,
Emily Wallis, aged 8, Charlotte Wallis, aged 6, a sh[opman], another
individual (occupation unclear) and a servant.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of William Samuel Wallis to Jane Powney was registered
1849/Q4 Bath.
Wm Wallis, aged 34, woollen draper, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged
24, born at Coldashton (Glos), daughter Jane, aged 4 months, born at
Bath, an assistant draper and two servants (a cook and a nurse).
The death of William Samuel Wallis, aged 34, was registered 1853
Bath.
The death of George Wallis, aged 0, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Jane Wallis to Samuel Churchill was registered
1857/Q1 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 11 New Bond Street, Bath:
Samuel Churchill, aged 48, woollen draper, employing 4 men & 2
women, born at Bristol (Glos), wife Jane, aged 35, born at Cold
Ashton, Jane Powney Wallis, aged 10, daughter, born at Bath, James
Powney Churchill, aged 3, born at Bath, a servant, a visitor and an
assistant.
4C2
Lucy Salmoni (17811847)
Anne Salmoni (18141851)
Peter Salmoni (18011853)
Peter Paul Salmoni
(1769-1854)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
LUCY
THE BELOVED WIFE
OF PETER SALMONI. BATH
OCTR 18TH 1847
AGED 64
ALSO ANNE
THEIR YOUNGEST AND
AFFECTIONATE DAUGHTER
AGED 36
“THE JUST SHALL LIVE FOR EVERMORE
AND THEIR REWARD IS WITH THE LORD
AND THE CARE OF THEM WITH THE
MOST HIGH”
AND PETER THEIR ELDEST ON
WHO DIED AT SYDNEY
MAY 7TH 1853 AGED 57
ALSO PETER PAUL SALMONI
Issue 1
Slab 30” The ‘57’ was originally ‘51’ with the ‘7’ carved over the ‘1’.
Baptised on 7 Jun 1801 at the Catholic Church, Bath: Peter Salmoni,
son of Peter & Lucy Salmoni, date of birth 18 May 1801 [IGI].
In the 1841 census at Milsom Street, Bath:
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
HUSBAND AND FATHER OF THE ABOVE
DECR 7TH 1854 AGED 85
Notes
Peter Salmoni, aged 70, printseller born in foreign parts, Lucy
Salmoni, aged 50, born in Somerset, Maria Salmoni, aged 25, born in
Somerset, Ann Salmoni, aged 25, born in Somerset, Lucy Sharp, aged
35, born in Somerset, Lucy Sharp, aged 10, born in Somerset, and a
servant.
The death of Lucy Salmoni, aged 64, was registered 1847/Q4 Bath.
The death of Ann Salmoni, aged 36, was registered 1851/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 21 Milsom Street, Bath:
Peter P Salmoni, aged 82, widower, retired printseller, born in
Switzerland B[ritish] S[ubject], children: Ann, aged 39, unmarried,
born at Bath, Anne L, aged 36, unmarried, born at Bath, and Jesse
Sharp, aged 48, daughter, married, solicitor’s wife, born at Bath, Lucy
Ann Sharp, aged 19, unmarried, grand-daughter, born in London
(Middx), and a servant.
The death of Peter Paul Salmoni, aged 85, was registered 1854/Q4
Bath.
4C4
William Joseph
Barrenger (1787-1847)
UNDERNEATH
ARE DEPOSITED
THE REMAINS OF
WILLIAM
JOSEPH BARRENGER
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at 6 North Parade, Bath:
William Barringer, aged 50, hosier, not born in Somerset, Wm Morton,
aged 14, born in Somerset, John Morton, aged 12, born in Somerset,
and a servant.
The death of William Joseph Barrenger, aged 60, was registered
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Names
4C5
John Strickland (17921876)
William Strickland
(1753-1834)
Elizabeth Strickland
(1799-1885)
Inscriptions
Notes
1847/Q4 Bath. Will of William Joseph Barrenger, Hosier of Bath,
Somerset, date 3 Jan 1848, PROB 11/2067.
In
Loving Remembrance
of
THE REVD JOHN STRICKLAND
SON OF
SIR WILLIAM STRICKLAND BARONET
DIED SEPTEMBER 27TH 1876
AGED 84.
Also of
ELIZABETH S[TRICKLAND]
(remainder of MI not visible)
Slab 30”
Will of Sir William Strickland of Boynton, Yorkshire, date 3 Sep 1834,
PROB 11/1836. Boynton is near Scarborough. The village of Boynton
and the surrounding estate were bought by a William Strickland in the
1530s. The original Boynton Hall was built in 1549 but remodelled in
the late 1700s. The first baronet Strickland was William Strickland (ca
1596-1673). An obituary of William Strickland (1753-1834), which lists
his children, appeared in Gentleman’s Magazine Vol I (new series)
Jan-Jun 1834 p 438.
In the 1851 census at Watchet (Som):
John Strickland, aged 59, church ………, born at Bootham (Yorks), wife
Elizabeth, aged 50, born at Perry (Som), Emma Wood, aged 1, niece,
In the 1871 census at West Cottage, Weston (Som):
John Strickland, aged 77, church without cure of souls, born at York,
wife Elizabeth, aged 70, born at Quontoxhead (Som), Jane Wood,
aged 22, unmarried, niece, born at Moseley Court (Staffs), and two
servants.
The death of John Strickland, aged 84, was registered 1876/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at West Cottage, Weston (Som):
Elizabeth Strickland, aged 84, widow, annuitant, born at Quantshead
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4C6
Names
Thomas Peacock
(1771-1848)
Elizabeth Peacock
(1773-1855)
William Compton Duek
(1846-1876)
Charles Duek (18111850)
Inscriptions
Notes
(Som).
THOMAS PEACOCK
OCTR 3RD 1848. AGED 77.
‘HIS END WAS PEACE’
AND ALSO OF
ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE
JULY 27TH 1855 AGED 82
‘SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH’
ALSO OF
WILLIAM COMPTON DUEK
SON OF THE LATE
CHARLES DUEK
AND GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE.
WHO DIED SEPTR 20TH 1876
AGED 30
‘I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH’
The death of Elizabeth Strickland, aged 86, was registered 1885/Q2
Bath.
The marriage of Charles Duek to Louisa Harriet Peacock was
In the 1841 census at Southgate Street, Bath:
Charles Duek, aged 30, baker & factor, not born in Somerset, Louisa
Duek, aged 25, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Duek, aged 8 months,
born in Somerset, and a servant.
The birth of William Compton Duek was registered 1846/Q4 Bath.
From The Jurist Vol XII Part II 1848 p 409 under the list of insolvent
debtors:
Charles Duek, Bath, baker, Oct 7. at 12 County Court of Somersetshire, at Bath.
The death of Thomas Peacock, aged 77, was registered 1848/Q4 Bath.
Possible death registration of Charles Duek, aged 40, (as Charles
Duck) in 1850/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 32 St James Parade, Bath:
Louisa Duek, aged 35, widow, baker, born at Bath, children: William,
aged 4, born at Bath, Charles, aged 2, born at Bath, and Sarah, and 9
months, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1851 census with John & Mary Wood at 3 Claverton Buildings,
Bath (see below):
Elizabeth Peacock, aged 75, widow, mother in law, proprietress of
houses, born at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Peacock, aged 82, was registered 1855/Q3
Bath.
The death of William Compton Duek, aged 30, was registered 1876/Q3
Bath.
The death of Louisa Harriett Duek, aged 77, was registered 1895/Q1
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Names
4C7
John Wood (18081886)
Mary Wood (18051892)
Inscriptions
Notes
Bath.
In memory of
JOHN WOOD
WHO DIED 20TH JULY 1886.
AGED 78.
―
Also of
… WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED 9TH JUNE 1892
AGED __
Headstone 30” at 45o.
In the 1851 census at 3 Claverton Buildings, Bath:
John Wood, aged 43, shoemaker master, born at Perry (Som), wife
Mary, aged 45, school keeper, born at Bath, Elizabeth Peacock, aged
75, widow, mother in law, proprietress of houses, born at Bath, James
Peacock, aged 12, nephew, born at Bath, and Louisa H Bright, aged
12, niece, born at Southampton.
John Wood, aged 54, stationer, born at Quantoxhead (Som), and wife
Mary, aged 57, born at Bath.
John Wood, aged 64, stationer, born at Perry (Som), and wife Mary,
aged 66, assistant, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 4 Prior Park Cottages, Bath:
John Wood, aged 70, retired stationer, born at Quantox (Som), and
wife Mary, aged 72, born at Bath.
The death of John Wood, aged 78, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Wood, aged 86, was registered 1892/Q2 Barton
Regis.
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Issue 1
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Plot
4C10
Names
Ann Stuart Physick
(1782-1850)
John Physick (17881865)
Inscriptions
Notes
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN STUART WIFE OF
JOHN PHYSICK
OF THE CITY OF BATH SOLICITOR
THE 5TH OF FEBRY 1850
AGED 67.
ALSO
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN PHYSICK
AGED 77.
Slab 30”
Baptised on 3 Feb 1798 at Bath Abbey: John Physick, son of John &
Hannah Physick [IGI].
In the Legal Guide vol III No. 6 Sat 7 Dec 1839 p94 in a list of articled
clerks:
John Physick, the younger, Bath.
There is an entry for John Physick of Bath in the Law List of 1843
(p195).
In The Legal Observer, Digest, and Journal of Jurisprudence vol XXXV
1848 p 168 in the list of candidates who had passed the examination
in Michaelmas 1847 one is from the chambers of John Physick, 3
Northumberland-buildings, Bath.
The death of Ann Stuart Physick, aged 67, was registered 1850/Q1
Bath.
The marriage of John Physick to Betsey Reeves/Ashton was registered
1853/Q3 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 36 Pulteney Street, Bath;
John Physick, aged 74, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Betsey, aged 74,
born at Bath, and daughter Mary A, aged 42, unmarried, born at Bath.
The death of John Physick, aged 77, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4C12
Names
Philip Yandall (18011850)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
PHILIP YANDALL
WHO DIED AUGST 12TH 1850
Robert Furnice (18301857)
North:
ALSO TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF
ROBERT FURNICE ADOPTED SON OF PHILIP YANDALL
WHO WAS LOST AT SEA JUNE 28TH 1857 AGED 27.
LEAVING A WIDOW AND ONE CHILD TO MOURN HIS LOSS.
“SAVE LORD OR WE PERISH”
Pitched 30”
The death of Philp Yandall, aged 49, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath.
The marriage of Robert Furnice to Emma Gillard was registered
1855/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Philip Yandall Furnice was registered 1856/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Gillard.
In the 1871 census at 58 Fenney Street, Broughton (Lancs):
Emma M Furnice, aged 31, widow, boarding house, born in Somerset,
son Philip Y, aged 12, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Cartridge, aged 60,
widow, relationship unspecified, born in Somerset, and a lodger.
The death of Philip Yandell Furnice, aged 50, was registered 1900/Q1
Salford.
4C14
Emma Goodall (18011851)
Edward Vernon
Goodall (1779-1853)
Willoughby McGhie
(1797-1855)
West:
IN
MEMORY OF
EMMA MARY WIFE OF
EDWARD VERNON GOODALL
ESQRE
OF THIS CITY SOLICITOR
WHO DIED FEBRY 8TH 1851.
AGED 49.
AN AFFECTIONATE AND DEVOTED
WIFE AND MOTHER
ALSO OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBRY 18TH 1853
Issue 1
3’ square base to an obelisk, covered in ivy. Ivy under delaminated
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Names
Inscriptions
AGED 72

South:
ALSO
IN MEMORY OF
WILLOUGHBY MCGHIE
SON IN LAW OF
WHO DIED SEPTR 24TH 1855.
AGED 58.
“YEA. THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE
VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH
I WILL FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOU ART
WITH ME THY ROD AND THY STAFF
THEY COMFORT ME” PSALM XXIV.V.4
Notes
part of the western face.
In the 1841 census at Prospect Cottage, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Edward Goodall, aged 55, attorney, born in Somerset, Emma Goodall,
aged 35, not born in Somerset, Amelia Goodall, aged 4, born in
Somerset, and two servants.
In the 1851 census at 4 Green Park, Bath:
Edward V Goodall, aged 69, widower, solicitor & clerk of county court
Bath, born at Bath, children: Mary W, aged 26, no occupation, born at
Christian Malford (Wilts), and Amelia, aged 24, no occupation, born at
Christian Malford, and three servants.
In the 1851 census at St John Street, Cheddar (Som):
Willoughby McGhee, aged 54, unmarried, solicitor, born at Cheddar,
and a servant.
The death of Edward Vernon Goodall, aged 72, was registered
1853/Q1 Bath. Will of Edward Vernon Goodall, Solicitor of Bath,
Somerset, date 28 May 1853, PROB 11/2172.
The marriage of Willoughby McGhie to Mary Weston Goodall was
registered 1853/Q2 Dursley.
The death of Willoughby McGhie, aged 59, was registered 1855/Q3
Bath.
Will of Willoughby McGhie, Solicitor of Bath, Somerset, date 19 Oct
1855, PROB 11/2221.
McGhie
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Plot
4C16
Names
Lucy Elizabeth
Peacock (1841-1872)
Thomas Peacock
(1834-)
Inscriptions
Notes
LUCY ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS PEACOCK
APRIL 1ST 1872
AGED 30 YEARS
WATCH, YE KNOW NOT WHAT HOUR
YOUR LORD DOTH COME PETER XXIV._ 2
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Thomas Peacock to Lucy Elizabeth Palmer was
registered 1869/Q1 Guiltcross (Norfolk).
The birth of Ada Eliza Peacock was registered 1870/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Palmer.
In the 1871 census at 36 Southgate Street, Bath:
Thomas Peacock, aged 37, draper, born at Southery (Norfolk), wife
Lucy E, aged 29, born at Sh___hall (Suffolk), daughter Ada E, aged 8
months, born at Bath, and two servants.
The birth of Florence Lucy Peacock was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.
The death of Lucy Elizabeth Peacock, aged 30, was registered
1872/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 3 Ashburnham Grove, Greenwich (Kent):
Thomas Peacock, aged 46, widower, manager hosier, born at Southery
(Norfolk), children: Ada E, aged 10, born at Bath, and Florence L,
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Plot
4C17
Names
Ann Hobbs (17781850)
Thomas Hobbs
Ann Hobbs (18021886)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
LOVING REMEMBRANCE
OF ANN HOBBS
WIDOW OF MR THOMAS HOBBS
OF THIS CITY
SHE DIED AT THE AGE OF 72
AND WAS INTERRED HERE
SEPTEMBER 19TH 1850
ALSO OF
ANN HOBBS
WHO DIED DECEMBER 12 1886
AGED 84 YEARS
Headstone 30”
The death of Ann Hobbs, aged 72, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath.
Ann Hobbs, aged 60, unmarried, professor of music, born at Bath, and
two servants.
In the 1881 census at 1 Harington Place, Bath:
Ann Hobbs, aged 78, unmarried, lodger, formerly music teacher, born
at Bath.
The death of Ann Hobbs, aged 84, was registered 1886/Q4 Bath.
4C21
Samuel Loxton (18011859)
Sacred
[TO] THE MEMORY [OF]
SAMUEL LOXTO[N]
DIED OCTOBER 30TH [1859]
AGED 58
Slab 30”. The major part delaminated.
In the 1841 census at Southover, St Cuthbert’s outparish, Wells (Som):
Samuel Loxton, aged 42, shoemaker, born in Somerset, Sarah Loxton,
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Inscriptions
Notes
aged 40, born in Somerset, Jane Loxton, aged 17, born in Somerset,
Henry Loxton, aged 7, born in Somerset, William Loxton, aged 1, born
in Somerset, and Fanny Loxton, aged 13, born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at Munch’s Square, Bedminster (Somerset) as
visitors:
Samuel Loxton, aged 50, unmarried, shoe maker, born at Wells,
James Loxton, aged 26, shoe maker, born at Wells, and Edward
Loxton, aged 19, shoe maker, born at Wells.
The death of Samuel Loxton, aged 58, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: Samuel Loxton, aged 58, of Prospect Cottage,
Beechen Cliff, died on 30 Oct 1859.
4C23
Richard King (18211865)
In memory of
RICHARD KING
Physician
of Newcastle in the county of Stafford
Obiit Septr 2nd 1865,
Ætat 43.
Come unto me all ye that labour and are
heavy laden and I will give you rest
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at Brunswick Street, Newcastle under Lyme
(Staffs): Richard King, aged 28, M.R.C.S. & L.S.A. Lon: Gen: Prctr,
born at Lewis (sic) (Sussex), wife Anne, aged 29, born in London, and
two servants.
4C24
Sarah Berks (17801862)
The death of Richard King, aged 44, was registered 1865/Q3 Bath.
Baptised on 9 Mar 1781 at Holy Trinity, Gosport (Hants): Sarah Berks,
daughter of Richard & Margaret Berks [IGI].
In the 1851 census at Wilson Street, Newark on Trent (Notts): Sarah
Berks, aged 70, annuitant, born at Gosport (Hants), and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 7 Dafford Street, Walcot, Bath: Sarah Berks,
aged 80, unmarried, fund holder, born at Gosport (Hants), and a
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Inscriptions
Notes
companion.
The death of Sarah Berks, aged 81, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Sarah Berks, aged 81, of 28 Worcester
Buildings, Larkhall, died on 7 Jun 1862.
4C25
John Candy (17781859)
Charlotte Candy
(1806-1888)
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN CANDY OF CHICKLADE MANOR, WILTS
WHO DIED AT BALIOL HOUSE, BATH, NOVEMBER 18TH 1859, AGED 72
AND WAS BURIED AT CHICKLADE
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JUNE 4TH 1888, AGED 82.
FOR GOD SO LOVED …………………………………………
HIM SHOULD NOT ………………………………………………
Pitched 30” Baliol House is in Prior Park Road opposite the garden
centre.
In the 1851 census at Chicklade (Wilts):
John Candy, aged 62, landed proprietor, born at Sedghill (Wilts), wife
Charlotte, aged 44, born at Donhead St Mary (Wilts), daughter
Hannah, aged 3, born at Chicklade, and two servants.
The death of John Candy, aged 72, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
Charlotte Candy, aged 54, widow, wife of a farmer, born in Wiltshire,
daughter Hannah, aged 13, born I Wiltshire, and a servant.
Charlotte Candy, aged 64, widow, lodger annuitant, born at Donhead
St Mary (Wilts).
In the 1881 census at 3 Turton Street, Melcombe Regis (Dorset):
Charlotte Candy, aged 74, widow, annuitant, born in Wiltshire.
The death of Charlotte Candy, aged 81, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4C26
Names
Sarah Michell (17821858)
Richard Michell
Inscriptions
Notes
HERE LIE THE REMAINS
OF
SARAH MICHELL
OF PARTIS COLLEGE
DAUGHTER OF THE
REVD RICHARD MICHELL
DIED JUNE 14TH 1858.
AGED 76
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Partis College, Bath:
Sarah Michell, aged 55, not born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at 27 Partis College, Weston, Bath:
Sarah Michell, aged 68, unmarried, annuitant, born at Eastdean
(Sussex), and a servant.
The death of Sarah Mitchell, aged 76, was registered 1858/Q2 Bath.
4C27
John Chard (18081868)
Ann Chard (1807-1882)
IN MEMORY
OF
JOHN CHARD
FEB: 1868
—◊—
AND OF
ANN,
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DEC: 1882
—◊—
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at the White Lion Tap (between Bridge Street and
Northgate Street), Bath:
John Chard, aged 42, licensed victualler, born at Rimpton (Som), wife
Ann, aged 42, born at Camerton (Som), a visitor and two servants.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1861 census at 7 Railway Place, Bath:
John Chard, aged 50, hotel keeper, born at Kingston (Som), wife Ann,
aged 50. born at Camerton (Som), five servants and four boarders.
The death of John Chard, aged 59, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at Hotel, 5-6 Railway Place, Bath:
Ann Chard, aged 63, widow, licensed victualler, born at Camerton, six
servants and three boarders.
Ann Chard, aged 70, widow, retired hotel keeper, born at Camerton.
The death of Anne Chard, aged 75, was registered 1882/Q4 Bath.
4C29
Florence Beatrice
Matthews (1879-1955)
Edward Matthews
(1874-1963)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
FLORENCE BEATRICE MATTHEWS
DIED 13TH FEB • 1955.
AGED 75.
ALSO OF DEAR DAD
EDWARD MATTHEWS
WHO DIED ON 27TH JUNE 1963.
AT THE AGE OF 89 YEARS
“TOGETHER AGAIN”
Edging with plaque at foot 3’
The birth of Edward Matthews was registered 1874/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Coates.
The birth of Florence Beatrice Byfield was registered 1879/Q3 Bath.
The marriage of Edward Matthews to Florence Beatrice Byfield was
The birth of Winifred Jessie Matthews was registered 1898 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Byfield.
In the 1901 census at 18 Bridewell Lane, Walcot, Bath:
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Inscriptions
Notes
Edward Matthews, aged 25, carpenter, born at Bath, wife Florence,
aged 23, born at Bath, and daughter Winifred, aged 2, born at Bath.
There are a further four Matthews/Byfield births in the period 18991912.
The death of Florence B Matthews, aged 75, was registered 1955/Q1
Bath.
The death of Edward Matthews, aged 89, was registered 1963/Q2
Bath.
4C30
Elizabeth Bolton
(1769-1858)
Henry Bolton (1758-)
In
MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH BOLTON
WIDOW OF THE LATE
HENRY BOLTON. ESQRE
OF BALLYCANVAN
IN THE COUNTY OF WATERFORD
WHO DIED AT BATH.
DECEMBER 14TH 1858.
AGED 99 YEARS
Slab 30”
The death of Elizabeth Bolton, aged 98, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath.
From A Tour in Ireland, with general observations on the present
state of that kingdom in 1776-78 by Arthur Young:
October 18.. After a beastly night passed on shipboard, and finding no
signs of departure, walked to Ballycanvan, the seat of Cornelius
Bolton, Esq.; rode with Mr. Bolton, jun., to Faithleghill, which
commands one of the finest views I have seen in Ireland.
From A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of
Great Britain and Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke, 1863 p1730
CORNELIUS BOLTON, Esq., b. 1714, sheriff of the co. Waterford
1742, mayor of Waterford in 1743 and 1761, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Francis Barker, Esq. of Grantstown, co. Waterford, and d. in Sept.
1779, leaving issue, five sons and two daughters, viz.,
31. CORNELIUS, of whom presently
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
II. Henry, of Ballycanvan, b. 1758, lieut.-col. of the Waterford
militia, m. 1779, Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of Francis
Barker, Esq. of Grantstown, co. Waterford, and was buried at
Faithlegg, leaving issue, a dau. Elizabeth, who d. in 1853.
From Lewis’s Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, 1837:
“FAITHLEGG, a parish, in the barony of GAULTIER, county of
WATERFORD, and province of MUNSTER, 5 miles (E.) from Waterford,
at the confluence of the rivers Suir and Barrow; containing 724
inhabitants.”
Faithlegg House is now a hotel with over 150 guest rooms.
4C32
George Molyneux
Hand (1838-1859)
North:
Thomas Hand (1805-)
Top:
OF GOD AND FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT
IN MEMORY OF GEORGE MOLYNEUX
4TH AND BELOVED SON OF THE REVD THOMAS HAND RECTOR OF CLONES IRELAND
LATE LIEUTT BENGAL INFANTRY
DIED DECR 13TH 1859 AGED 21.
Slab 30” pitched with flat surface
On 17 May 1831 at Compton, near Guildford (Surrey) Thomas Hand
married Cassandra More Molyneux [IGI].
The birth of George Molyneux Hand was registered 1838/Q3 Orsett
(Essex).
In the 1841 census at the Rectory, Bulphan (Essex):
Thomas Hand, aged 35, clergyman, born in Essex, Cassandra Hand,
aged 30, not born in Essex, George Hand, aged 2, born in Essex, Mary
Hand, aged 2 months, born in Essex, three students and three
servants.
The death of George Molyneux Hand, aged 21, was registered 1859/Q4
Bath.
In the 1861 census at 4 Promenade Terrace, Cheltenham:
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Inscriptions
Notes
Thomas Hand, aged 55, rector of Clones, Ireland, born at Great
Benstead (Essex), wife Cassandra, aged 51, born at Guil[d]ford
(Surrey), children: Mary, aged 20, born at Bulphan (Essex), and
Cassandra, aged 18, born at Bulphan, and four servants.
From Thom’s Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862 in
the list of chaplains to Clones Union: Established Church, Rev.
Thomas Hand
From Irish Crochet Lace 150 Years of Tradition Exhibit Catalog
Opening Exhibit April 1 – July 30, 2005 Lacis Museum of Lace and
Textiles 2982 Adeline Street, Berkeley, CA
“Clones lace is an Irish Crochet lace, named after the town where it
was marketed, developing its own character over nearly 150 years.
Cassandra Hand, wife of the local Church of Ireland minister
introduced it as a famine relief scheme to this small drumlin region of
west Monaghan and south-east Fermanagh in 1847. Within a short
period, nearly every family in the area was involved in the production
of crochet lace, supplying markets in Dublin, London, Paris, Rome and
New York. Clones soon became the most important center of crochet
lace-making in the north of Ireland, while Cork was the leading center
in the south.”
See also http://www.cloneslace.com/index.php/history
There is a Cassandra Hand Centre at Ball Alley Lane, Clones,
Monaghan
and
Cassandra
Hand
School
of
Lacemaking
Clones, Co. Monaghan, Ireland.
Hand, Thomas, 1s. Thomas Staples, of Billericay, Essex, cler.,
TRINITY COLL., matric. 17 May, 1823, aged 17; exhibitioner 18245, B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830, rector of Clones, co. Cavan, of Bulphan,
Essex, 1830-47. See Eton School Lists.
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4C34
Names
Hester Mayo (17871860)
Mary Ann Moody
(1823-1888)
Alfred Moody (18261911)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
MEMORY OF
HESTER MAYO
DIED MARCH 18TH 1860
AGED 72
―
Also
MARY ANN
BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED MOODY
DIED APRIL 30TH 1888
AGED 65
Also of
ALFRED MOODY
[DIED] SEPTEMBER 24TH 1911
AGED 85
………………………… FATHER
Slab 30” tilted over.
In the 1841 census at 9 Abbey Green, Bath:
Henry Moody, aged 45, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Mary Moody,
aged 40, born in Somerset, and Alfred Moody, aged 15, printer
ap[prentice], born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at Ham Cottages, Bath:
Hester Mayo, aged 69, widow, house proprietor, born at Bath, and
Alfred Moody, aged 23, unmarried, lodger, printer pressman, born at
Bath.
The death of Hester Mayo, aged 72, was registered 1860/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Alfred Moody to Mary Ann Britton was registered
1860/Q3 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 4 Ham Cottages, Bath:
Alfred Moody, aged 35, journeyman painter, born at Bath, and wife
Mary A, aged 35, born at South Cerney (Glos).
Alfred Moody, aged 41, painter, born at Bath, and wife Margaret,
In the 1881 census at 10 Prospect Buildings (next to the Railway Inn),
Bath:
Alfred Moody, aged 50, annuitant, born at Bath, and wife Mary A,
aged 50, born at Gloucester (!).
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Mary Ann Moody, aged 65, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath.
Alfred Moody, aged 65, widower, painter retired, born at Bath, and a
lodger.
In the 1901 census at 7 Northgate Street:
Samuel L Britton, aged 61, unmarried, upholsterer own account, born
at Bath, Alfred Moody, aged 75, widower, living on own means, born
at Bath, a cousin and five lodgers.
The death of Alfred Moody, aged 85, was registered 1911/Q3 Bath.
4C37
Frances Baverstock
(1776-1859)
James Baverstock
(1741-1815)
[TO] THE MEMORY OF FRANCES
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
JAMES BAVERSTOCK ESQ
OF ALTON CO. HANTS
[DIED] 23RD DECEMBER 1859.
AGED 83.
Slab 30”
Baptised on 21 Apr 1777 at Bentley (Hants): Frances Baverstock,
daughter of James & Jane Baverstock, aged 1.
In the 1841 census Partis College, Bath:
Frances Baverstock, aged 60, not born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at 26 Partis College, Weston, Bath:
Frances Baverstock, aged 73, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bentley
(Hants), and a servant.
The death of Frances Baverstock, aged 82, was registered 1859/Q4
Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine Jan-Jun 1860 Vol VIII p197:
Dec 23 …
At Bath, aged 82, Mrs. Frances Baverstock, dau. of the late James
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Inscriptions
Notes
Baverstock, esq., of Alton, Hants.
The father would seem to be James Baverstock (1741-1815) brewer.
There are references to James Baverstock senior and junior in A
History of Beer and Brewing by Ian S Horney, Royal Society of
Chemistry, 2003. The Baverstocks, father and son, built a brew house
in Turk Street, Alton in 1763. It was bought by Abraham Crowley in
1821. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Vol XV of Jan-Jun 1824 on p
233 refers to the publication of “The several Treatises of the late
James Baverstock, Esq., on the Brewery, collected into one volume
with Notes; together with an Introduction, containing a biographical
sketch of the Author; a Paper on Specific Gravities, and on the various
Hydrostatical Instruments which have been used in the Brewery. By
his Son, J. H. Baverstock, F.S.A.”
Bibliotheca Britannica by Robert Watt, Edinburgh 1824, p85
(republished 1995 by Rydon Books) has:
BAVERSTOCK, J. Brewer, at Alton, Hampshire. – Hydrostatical
Observations and Experiments in the Brewery. Lond. 1785, 8vo. 2s –
Les Changes fait sur Londres depuis Douze jusqu’à Vingt huit Deniers
Sterlins pur un Ecu de France, en Montant Progressivement par
Huitième Deniers Sterlins. 1792, 12m. 1s – Observations on the
Prejudices against the Brewery, wherein the true Principles of that
Process, with the Causes of the uncertainties experienced by Private
Families are pointed out. Lond. 1812 8vo 3s. 6d.
A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great
Britain and Ireland by John Burke 1835 Vol I p 515 has a pedigree for
Baverstock of Alton and Windsor. This has Frances as the fourth child
of James Baverstock and Jane Hinton (married 1769) and states that
James Baverstock died at Southampton in 1815 and was buried at
Alton.
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4C38
Names
William Henry Pinson
(1782-1858)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HENRY PINSON ESQRE
OF THE CITY OF BATH
BORN AT DARTMOUTH, DEVON
FEBY 6TH 1782.
DIED AT BATH
SEPTR 2ND 1858.
Slab 30”
Baptised on 10 Feb 1785 at St Saviour, Dartmouth: William Henry
Pinson, son of William & Mary Pinson, date of birth 6 Feb 1782 [IGI].
The death of William Henry Pinson, aged 76, was registered 1858/Q3
Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine Jul-Dec 1858 p428:
Sep. 2 …
At Pierrepoint-st., Bath, aged 76, Wm Henry Pinson, esq., late of
Dartmouth.
Pinson family of Dartmouth: 18th cent-19th cent: Pinson family papers;
Somerset Record Office GB/NNAF/F81913.
4C40
Nathaniel John Roach
(1844-1845)
Elizabeth Roach
(1850-1851)
Arthur Roach (18541856)
Clara Roach (1859)
Mary Ann Roach (18221860)
Kate Roach (18641867)
Issue 1
In memory of
NATHANIEL JOHN ROACH
DIED SEPTEMBER 13: 1845
AGED 1 YEAR
ELIZABETH ROACH
DIED MARCH 8: 1851
AGED 5 MONTHS
ARTHUR ROACH
DIED DECEMBER 27: 1856
AGED 2 YEARS & 11 MONTHS
CLARA ROACH
DIED OCTOBER 8: 1859
AGED 3 MONTHS
MARY ANN ROACH
DIED APRIL 3: 1860
AGED 37 YEARS
Slab 30”
The marriage of Nathaniel Roach to Mary Ann Moules was registered
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Names
Nathaniel Roach
(1820-1868)
Billah Roach (18211874)
Inscriptions
KATE ROACH
DIED APRIL 24: 1867
NATHANIEL ROACH
DIED JULY 19: 1868
AGED 48 YEARS
BILLAH ROACH
SECOND WIFE OF THE [ABOVE]
DIED SEPTEMBER 28: 1874
AGED 53 YEARS
Notes
1841/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Nathaniel John Roach was registered 1844/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Moules.
The death of Nathaniel John Roach, aged 1, was registered 1845/Q3
Bath.
The birth of Elizabeth Roach was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name [M]oules.
In the 1851 census at 3 Manvers Place, Bath:
Nathaniel Roach, aged 30, shoe maker employing 2 men, born in
Gloucestershire, wife Mary Ann, aged 28, born at Bath, children:
Mary, aged 8, born at Bath, Nathaniel A, aged 4, born at Bath, and
John S, aged 2, born at Bath, and a lodger.
The birth of Arthur Roach was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. The death of
Arthur Roach, aged 2, was registered 1856/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Clara Roach was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. The death of
Clara Roach, aged 0, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Anne Roach, aged 37, was registered 1860/Q2
Bath.
The marriage of Nathaniel Roach to Billah Batch was registered
1860/Q4 Bristol.
Nathaniel Roach, aged 40, shoemaker master, born at Iron Acton
(Glos), wife Bilhah, aged 40, born at Wotton under Edge (Glos),
children: Mary, aged 18, born at Bath, Nathaniel A, aged 14, born at
Bath, John Henry, aged 12, born at Bath, Edwin W, aged 8, born at
Bath, Ellen Eth, aged 5, born at Bath, and Arthur Higgs, age 3, born at
The birth of Kate Roach was registered 1864/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Tidman.
The death of Kate Roach, aged 3, was registered 1867/Q2 Bath.
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Notes
The death of Nathaniel Roach, aged 47, was registered 1868/Q3 Bath.
Billah Roach, aged 50, widow, dressmaker, born at Wotton under
Edge, step-children: Edwyn Wm, aged 18, assistant milliner, born at
Bath, Helen Elizth, aged 15, born at Bath, and Arthur Higgs, aged 13,
born at Bath, Clara Sabina, aged 9, daughter, born at Bath, a
housekeeper and a visitor.
The death of Billah Roach, aged 53, was registered 1874/Q3 Bath.
4C42
Mary Canvin (18101867)
In memory of
MARY CANVIN
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 15: 1867
AGED 57 YEARS
—◊—
OUT OF GREAT TRIBULATION
—◊—
ASLEEP IN JESUS
—◊—
Slab 30”
Possible entry in the 1861 census at 5 Grey Friars Walk, Bedford: Mary
Canvin, aged 50, widow, hardware dealer, born at Wavendon (Bucks),
and daughter Charlotte, aged 12, assistant to hardware dealer, born
at Leicester.
The death of Mary Canvin, aged 57, was registered 1867/Q4 Bath.
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Names
Elizabeth Watson
(1785-1855)
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF A BELOVED MOTHER
ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE LATE AUGUSTUS THOMAS WATSON H E I C S
WHO ENTERED INTO HER REST ON ………… DAY OF OCTOBER 1855
AGED 69
HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED
COMFORT ……………………………………………………
SPEAK …………………………………………………………
SAY THAT ……………………………………………………
HER SINS FORGIVE
Augustus Thomas
Watson
George Henry Grindall
Watson (1818-1853)
Frances Penelope
Watson (1820-1858)
Lucy Amelia Watson
(1825-1857)
Inscriptions
North:
South:
Also
TO THE MEMORY OF HER DEARLY LOVED SON
LIEUTT & ADJT GEORGE HENRY GRINDALL WATSON
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT RANGOON EAST INDIES
AUGUST 8TH 1853
AGED 35
Jane Isabella Henry
Watson (1822-1865)
East:
AND
LUCY AMELIA
WHO DIED AT
BARACKPORE EAST INDIES
SEPTEMBER 18TH 1857
AGED 32
West:
ALSO
TO THE
MEMORY OF HER
BELOVED DAUGHTERS
FRANCES PENELOPE
WHO DIED AT PORTISHEAD
SEPTEMBER 16TH 1858
AGED 38
On band around the edge:
East:
Issue 1
Pitched 30” The inscription on the western side refers to ‘daughters’
but so far there is only evidence of a reference to one daughter.
On 5 Mar 1806 at Dinapore, West Bengal, India, Augustus Thomas
Watson married Elizabeth Hephzibah Henry [IGI].
Baptised on 14 Oct 182 at Meerut, West Bengal, India: Frances
Watson, daughter of Grindall A T & Hephzibah Watson [IGI].
Baptised on 15 Jun 1825 in Bengal: Lucy Amelia Watson, daughter of
Augustus Thomas & Hephzibah Watson [IGI]
Officers of the 19th Madras Native Infantry from the East-India
Register, 1850 (transcribed by Jill Grey and listed at Rootsweb)
Adjutant : George Henry Grindall WATSON ; 29 Jan 1850
In the 1851 census at 1 Woodland Place, Bathwick, Bath:
Elizabeth Watson, aged 65, widow, annuitant, born in the East Indies,
children: C A (daughter), aged 40, born in the East Indies, T? A
(daughter), aged 30, born in the East Indies, and J S U (daughter),
aged 28, born in the East Indies, three visitors and two servants.
The death of Elizabeth Watson, age 63, was registered 1855/Q4 Bath.
Will of Elizabeth sometimes called Hephzibah Watson, Widow of
Bathwick Hill Bath, Somerset, date 11 Nov 1855, PROB 11/2223.
The death of Frances Penelope Watson was registered 1858/Q3
Bedminster.
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Names
Inscriptions
ALSO JANE ISABELLA HENRY WATSON
North (on one line):
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE BORN AT CAWNPORE EAST INDIES MAY
25TH 1857 DIED IN BATH
West:
APRIL 29TH 1865
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Notes
The death of Jane Isabella Henry Watson, aged 35, was registered
1865/Q2 Bath.
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Row 4D
Richards
Martin
Papillon
Browning
12
Bartlett
13
Crowden
15
Lansdown
15
Turner
18
Turner
21
Clarke
23
Morgan
24
Matthews
25
Pitman
Inscriptions
Top:
Davis
27
Thompson
28
Keel
29
Hollway
31
Hollway
Thomas Peak
Browning (1820-1872)
33
King
Names
Thomas Browning
(1793-1847)
35
White
37
Dean
39
Terry
Hann
42
Mary Browning (18161849)
Issue 1
Hole
Meredith
Plot
4D1
Hewlett
43
Cole
Evans
10 feet
9
7
5
4
2
1
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS BROWNING
WHO
FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS
…………FULLY DISCHARGED
……………………………… OF
HIS OFFICE [OF SCHOOLMA]STER OF
THE C…………………………………
NATIONAL SCHOOL
OF THIS CITY
HE FELL ASLEEP IN THE LORD
THE 3RD DAY OF JANUARY
1847
IN THE 54TH YEAR
OF HIS AGE
“NOT SLOTHFUL IN ………………
FERVENT IN SPIRIT SERVING
THE LORD”
THIS TOMB
IS ERECTED BY
THE COMMITTEE
OF THE BATH DISTRICT
NATIONAL SCHOOLS
AND BY SOME
Altar tomb 30” x 6’ South side almost 100% delaminated; pieces from
this found on the ground under the grass. The fragments suggest that
the test was a eulogy as part of one word looks live ‘endeavour’.
North side 1/3 on the left delaminated but no inscription. The
inscription on the top is covered with lichen and is difficult to read,
needing viewing from a shallow angle.
In the 1841 census at Weymouth House, St James Street, Bath:
Thos Browning, aged 45, school m[aster], not born in Somerset, Mary
Browning, aged 55, not born in Somerset, Anna Browning, aged 25,
dress m[aker], born in Somerset, Eliza Browning, aged 20, born in
Somerset, Thos Browning, aged 20, ……… cl[erk], born in Somerset,
and a servant.
The marriage of Thomas Peak Browning to Mary Jennings was
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Names
Inscriptions
OF HIS FORMER PUPILS
West:
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
MARY THE DEVOTED WIFE OF
THOS P. BROWNING
WHO AFTER MUCH ACUTE
SUFFERING AND MANY TRIALS
ACCEPTED AS THE
DISCIPLINE OF
A GRACIOUS PARENT
DIED IN HOPE OF A
BLESSED RESURRECTION
MAY 7TH 1849. AGED 33
EVERY BRANCH THAT
BEARETH FRUIT HE
PURGETH IT THAT IT
MAY BRING FORTH
MORE FRUIT
JOHN 15 V 2
Notes
registered 1846/Q3 Bath
The death of Thomas Browning, aged 53, was registered 1847/Q1
Bath. Will of Thomas Browning, Schoolmaster of Bath, Somerset, date
10 Feb 1847, PROB 11/2049.
The death of Mary Browning, aged 33, was registered 1849/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 2 Gloster Cottages, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath:
Thomas Peak Browning, aged 30, widower, teacher of languages &c,
In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Newton on Ouse (Yorks):
Rev Thomas P Browning, aged 41, widower, visitor, clergyman, born
at Bath.
In the 1871 census at York Road, Shipton (Yorks):
Thomas P Browning, aged 50, widower, curate of Market Wighton with
Shipton, born at Bath, and Edward A Browning, aged 15, nephew,
born at Stoke Newington (Middx).
The death of Thomas Peak Browning, aged 52, was registered
1872/Q3 Peterborough.
4D2
Arthur Harding
Papillon (1847-1848)
ARTHUR HARDINGE PAPILLON
DIED
MARCH 1ST 1848
AGED 6 MONTHS
2’ x 3’ curved. The first line follows the curve.
The birth of Arthur Hardinge Papillon was registered 1847/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Oxenden. The death of Arthur Hardinge
Papillon, aged 0, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath.
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4D4
Thomas Martin (18281862)
Inscriptions
Notes
See also 8NB8.
Elizabeth Martin
(1831-1894)
THOMAS MARTIN
WHO PASSED AWAY FROM EARTH
DECEMBER 19TH 1862
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP ….
…………………………………………
…………………………………………
ALSO OF
ELIZABETH MARTIN
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 62
HER END WAS PEACE
Headstone 30”
From the burial book; Thomas Martin, grocer, aged 24, died at
Edgware Road, London on 19 Dec 1862.
The death of Elizabeth Martin, aged 62, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book, also buried here is Samuel Frank Martin, aged
13 weeks, son of Robert Wadham Martin, who died on 29 Jul 1857.
The marriage of Robert Wadman Martin to Jane Gifford was registered
1844/Q1 Wincanton.
The birth of Samuel Frank Martin was registered 1857/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Gifford.
In the 1861 census at Down House, (near Comfortable Place)
Kingsmead, Bath: Robert _ Martin, aged 43, tallow chandler &c
employing 2 men, born at Bristol, wife Mary A, aged 42, born at
Bristol, five children, Elizabeth Martin, aged 29, unmarried, sister,
born at Horsington (Som), and two servants.
In the 1881 census at Down House, Upper Bristol Road, Bath: Robert W
Martin, aged 63, provision merchant, born at Bristol, wife Ella, aged
53, born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 4 Eastbourne Villas, Claremont Road, Bath:
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Inscriptions
Notes
Robert W Martin, aged 85, living on own means, born at Bristol, wife
Ella, aged 74, born at Devizes (Wilts), and Marian Cox, aged 44,
unmarried, daughter, born at Bath.
The death of Robert Wadman Martin, aged 83, was registered
1901/Q2 Bath.
4D5
Marianne Bartlett
(1825-1848)
Catherine Bartlett
(1827-1850)
George Bartlett (17881855)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARIANNE BARTLETT
WHO DIED AUGUST 22ND 1848
AGED 23 YEARS
ALSO CATHERINE BARTLETT
DIED DECR 31ST 1850
AGED 23 YEARS
ALSO GEORGE BARTLETT
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEPR 20TH 1855
AGED 67 YEARS
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Westgate Buildings, Bath:
George Bartlett, aged 50, plasterer, born in Somerset, Harriet
Bartlett, aged 50, born in Somerset, Charlotte Bartlett, aged 20, born
in Somerset, Alfred Bartlett, aged 15, born in Somerset, Mary
Bartlett, aged 15, dress m[aker] ap[prentice], born in Somerset, and
Catherine Bartlett, aged 14, born in Somerset.
The death of Mary Ann Bartlett, aged 23, was registered 1848/Q3
Bath.
The death of Catharine Bartlett, aged 22, was registered 1850/Q4
Bath.
George Bartlett, aged 62, plaisterer and painter master employing 2
men 1 ap[prentice], born at Pitney (Som), wife Harriet, aged 63, born
at Curry Rivel (Som), Louisa Bartlett, aged 8, grand-daughter, born at
Bath, an apprentice and a servant.
The death of George Bartlett, aged 68, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath.
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Names
Charles Crowden
(1806-1882)
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES CROWDEN
FOR 54 YEARS HEADMASTER OF THE BLUE COAT SCHOOL
IN THIS CITY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST SEPTEMBER 22ND 1882
AGED 76 YEARS
George Crowden
(1773-1835)
Sarah Crowden (18041900)
Inscriptions
North:
ALSO OF GEORGE CROWDEN FATHER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 30TH NOVR 1835
AGED 62 YEARS
South:
ALSO OF
SARAH CROWDEN.
WIFE OF
CHARLES CROWDEN
WHO ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 6TH 1900.
AGED 95 YEARS
Pitched in form of cross 30”. Much of the lead has disappeared. The
text at the bottom of the northern side is on one line.
In the 1851 census at Bluecoat School, Sawclose, Bath:
Chas Crowden, aged 44, mas[te]r of Bluecoat School, born at Tilehurst
(Sussex), wife Sarah, aged 45, mistress of Girls school, born at Bath,
three children and a cousin.
The death of Charles Crowden, aged 76, was registered 1882/Q3 Bath.
The death of Sarah Crowden, aged 95, was registered 1900/Q1
Eastbourne.
From the Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72) and also
The Comprehensive Gazetteer of England and Wales, 1894-5 “The
Bluecoat School, for 60 boys and 60 girls, is a new edifice in Upper
Borough Walls”
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4D9
Names
Louisa Mary Lansdown
(1839-1926)
Frederick Charles
Lansdown (1833-1907)
Inscriptions
Notes
ALSO TO FREDERICK C LANSDOWN
DIED MAY 31ST 1907 AGED 73
Plinth on base 30”. Surfaces much weathered.
The birth of Louisa Mary Lasbury was registered 1839/Q3 Bah.
In the 1861 census at 7 North Parade, Bath:
Robert Lansdown, aged 62, accountant, born at Bath, wife Anna, aged
32, born at Bath, children: Frederick, aged 27, commercial traveller,
born at Bath, Caroline, aged 24, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 15,
born at Bath, and two servants.
The marriage of Frederick Charles Lansdown to Louisa Mary Lasbury
was registered 1863/Q2 Bath.
The death of Robert Lansdown, aged 72, was registered 1871/Q1
Bath.
In the 1871 census at 11 Pierrepont Street, Bath:
Frederic C Lansdown, aged 37, commercial traveller for cabinet
maker, born at Bath, wife Louisa M, aged 31, teacher of music, born
From the burial book at buried here, Mary Ann Lansdown, aged 69, of
11 Pierrepont Street, died on 14 Aug 1879.
Fredk C Lansdown, aged 46, commercial agent, born at Bath, and wife
Louisa M, aged 41, traveller in upholstery, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 6 Nelson Place West, Bath:
Frederic C Lansdown, aged 67, business agent, born at Bath, wife
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Names
4D10
Alfred John Wills
(1915-1917)
4D11
Sarah Grose (17691849)
Inscriptions
Notes
Louisa M, aged 61, living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Frederick Charles Lansdown, aged 73, was registered
1907/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of Thomas Wills to Kathleen Eleanor Horstmann was
The birth of Alfred John Wllls was registered 1915/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Horstmann.
The death of Alfred J Wills, aged 1, was registered 1917/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Alfred John Wills, aged 1 year & 10 months, of
East Wray, Gordon Road, died on 31 May 1917.
Baptised on 11 Nov 1792 at St Mary Marylebone, London: Frances
Gross, daughter of John & Sarah Gross, date of birth 14 Oct 1792 [IGI]
There is a memorial at Veryan (Cornwall) to Thomas Trist born 31 Jul
1788 died 4 Apr 1832. Captain Bengal Army. Eldest son of Jeremiah.
and Frances (wife) eldest dau of John Grose, Bengal Civil Service of
Bloomfield, Bath. Born 14-Oct 1793. Died 06-May 1873. (The date of
birth of Frances Trist here is exactly 1 year different from the one
declared at baptism.)
Will of John Grose of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 19
May 1831, PROB 11/1785.
In the 1841 census at Elm Place, Bath: Sarah Grose, aged 65,
ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and a servant.
From the burial book: Sarah Grose, aged 80, widow of John, of
Bloomfield House, died on 12 Oct 1849.
It is possible that John Grose is related to another civil servant who
worked in Bengal. British Library – Asia, Pacific and African Collection
has Mss Eur E284 1763-1772 Letters and papers of and relating to
John Grose (c1744-71), East India Company servant, Bengal 1763-71,
Supervisor at Rangpur 1770-71, chiefly comprising letters to members
of his family, and including references to events and social life in
Bengal, and private trade; also accounts of the sale of his effects
following his death.
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4D12
Names
George Turner (18251897)
George Henry Adams
Turner (1870-1871)
Eliza Turner (18361929)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
GEORGE TURNER
WHO FELL ASLEEP JUNE 15. 1897.
AGED 72
THY WILL BE DONE
ALSO OF
GEORGE HENRY ADAMS,
INFANT SON OF
GEORGE AND ELIZA TURNER
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 13. 1871,
AGED 9 MONTHS
“HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS WITH HIS ARMS
AND CARRY THEM IN HIS BOSOM”
ALSO OF
ELIZA TURNER
WIDOW AND MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 19. 1929,
AGED 93 YEARS
AT REST
Headstone
The death of George Henry A Turner, aged 0, was registered 1871/Q1
Bath.
George Turner, aged 47, butcher, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 36,
born at Bath, daughter Elizabeth A, aged 3, born at Bath, and a
servant.
born at Bath, daughter Eliza M A, aged 13, born at Bath, Sarah
Palmer, aged 6_, widow, visitor, ladies’ hatter, born at Bath, and a
servant.
In the 1891 census at Abergeldie (by Hayesland Villas), Lyncombe &
Widcombe, Bath:
born at Bath, and daughter Eliza M A, aged 22, teacher of painting,
born at Bath.
The death of George Turner, aged 72, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 1 Norwood Villas, Lyncombe, Bath:
Eliza Turner, aged 65, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, and
daughter Eliza M A, aged 33, living on own means, born at Bath.
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Names
Mary Ann Turner
(1787-1850)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY ANN TURNER
APRIL THE 16TH 1850: AGED 62
Pitched 30”
Mary Turner, aged 50, butcheress, born in Somerset, Sarah Turner,
aged 13, born in Somerset, Laura Turner, aged 11, born in Somerset,
James Turner, aged 20, born in Somerset, George Turner, aged 15,
born in Somerset, Thomas Bigg……, aged 40, (occupation illegible),
born in Scotland, a servant, a butcher, aged 15 (presumably an
apprentice), and Mary Palmer, aged 20, dress m[aker], born in
Somerset.
4D14
Emily Jane Long
(1888-1889)
4D15
Jane Emily Clarke
(1849-1852)
Issue 1
The death of Mary Ann Turner, aged 62, was registered 1850/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Emily Jane Long was registered 1888/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Long. The death of Emily Jane Long, aged 0, was
registered 1889/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Emily Jane, Long,
aged 8 months, of 7 Westgate Buildings, died on 11 Aug 1889.
IN MEMORY OF
EMILY CLARKE
WHO DIED MAY 3RD 1852
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Sydney Richard Clarke was registered 1843/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Jane Emily Clarke was registered 1849/Q3 Bath.
In the 1851 census at the Greyhound Inn, High Street, Bath:
Wm Clarke, aged 46, lic[ensed] vic[tualler], born at Pailton (Warks),
wife Jane, aged 30, born at Bath, children: Tom, aged 9, born at
Bath, Sydney, aged 7, born at Bath, Ed R (son), aged 4, born at Bath,
and Emily, aged 1, born at Bath, a nurse, an undernurse, an ostler,
various servants and visitors and their servants.
The death of Jane Emily Clarke, aged 2, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath.
4D17
Issue 1
William Morgan (17811858)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE REVD WILLIAM MORGAN
FOR 6 YEARS
RECTOR OF HULCOT. BUCKS.
AND FORMERLY INCUMBENT OF
CHRIST CHURCH BRADFORD YORKS
AGED 77 YEARS
WHOSE REMAINS LIE INTERRED
BENEATH THIS STONE
In the 1861 census at the George Hotel, Aldermanbury, London:
Jane Clarke, aged 39, widow, hotel proprietress, born at Bath,
children: William, aged 19, clerk, born at Bath, Sidney R, aged 16,
born at Bath, Edmund R, aged 14, draper, born at Bath, George J,
aged 8, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 5, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 5, born
at Bath, and Mary B, aged 2, born at Dorking (Surrey), various servants
and boarders.
In the 1851 census at 5 Snow Hill, Bradford (Yorks):
William Morgan, aged 69, incumbent of Christ Church Bradford, born
at Crickadarn (Brec), wife Mary Alice, aged 59, born at Bradford
(Yorks) and a servant.
The death of William Morgan, aged 76, was registered 1858/Q2 Bath.
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4D18
Names
Sarah Matthews (18351917)
John Matthews (18301920)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
DEAR MOTHER
SARAH,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN MATTHEWS
WHO FELL ASLEEP FEB. 1. 1917 AGED 81.
ALSO
JOHN MATTHEWS
HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 18. 1920 AGED 89.
Cross.
The birth of Rosa Matthew was registered 1871 Bath, mother’s maiden
name: Edwards.
The birth of James Matthews was registered 1875 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Edwards.
In the 1881 census at Charles H House, 21 Kingsmead Square, Bath:
John Matthews, aged 50, master baker (employing 3 men 1 boy), born
at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 45, born at Bath, children: Annie, aged 18,
born at Bath, Ellen, aged 17, born at Bath, Rosa, aged 10, born at
Bath, and James, aged 6, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 21 Kingsmead Street, Bath: John Mathews, aged
70, baker & confectioner – employer, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged
65, born at Bath, and children: Annie, aged 39, unmarried, assistant,
born at Bath, Ellen, aged 37, unmarried, assistant, born at Bath,
Rose, aged 30, assistant, born at bath, and James, aged 27, baker,
born at bath.
The death of Sarah Matthews, aged 81, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath.
4D19
Issue 1
Letitia Wyburn (17891873)
The death of John Matthews, aged 89, was registered 1920/Q2 Bath.
In the 1841 census at Ainslie’s Buildings, Bath: John Smith, aged 25,
smith, born in Somerset, Georgianna Smith, aged 25, sempstress, born
in Somerset, and Letitia Wyburn, aged 45, ind[ependent], not born in
Somerset, Richard Smith, aged 2, born in Somerset, and James Smith,
aged 6 months, born in Somerset.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1851 census at 6 Burdett’s Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Letitia
Wyburn, aged 60, widow, charwoman, born at Burlescombe (Devon).
In the 1861 census at 6 Burdett’s Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Letitia
Wyburn, aged 70, widow, retired servant, born at Burlescombe
(Devon).
In the 1871 census at 2 Lisbon Terrace, Bath: Letitia Whyburn, aged
82, widow, independent, born at Burliscombe (Devon).
The death of Letitia Wyburn, aged 84, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: Letitia Wyburn, aged 84, of 2 Lisbon Terrace,
Wells Road, died on 26 Dec 1873.
4D21
Mary Ann Walker
(1790-1859)
Elizabeth Gregory
(1790-1864)
Edging with broken headstone 30”. No inscription found.
In the 1851 census at 17 Newcastle Street, St Clement Danes,
Westminster, London: Philip H Walker, aged 56, accountant, born at
St George’s (Glos), and wife Mary Ann, aged 58, born at Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Ann Walker, aged 69, of 7 Pierrepont
Street, widow of Henry, sister of Mr Milsom, died on 1 Oct 1859.
In the 1851 census at 8 South Parade, Bath: Elizabeth Gregory, aged
59, widow?, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 7 Pierrepont Street, Bath: Elizabeth Gregory,
aged 68, married, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, Anna Gregory,
aged 47, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, and a servant.
From the burial book: Elizabeth Gregory, aged 73, of Pierrepont
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Names
Inscriptions
4D23
William Thompson
(1800-1859)
South:
Notes
Street, died on 25 May 1864.
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM THOMPSON ESQ PHYSICIAN
LATE OF NEWARK ………………………………
A MAGISTRATE AND ALDERMAN OF THAT BOROUGH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 18TH 1859 AGED 59
Grace Thomas (18181878)
North:
Also
OF GRACE THOMAS THE RELICT OF THE SAME
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN PARNELL ESQRE J.P.
OF WALTHAM ABBEY ESSEX
WHO DIED AT LYONS THE 21ST NOVEMBER 1878 AGED 60
AND WAS BROUGHT HERE TO BE INTERRED
Pitched 30”
The marriage of Grace Parnell to William Thompson was registered
1857/Q3 Marylebone.
The death of William Thompson, aged 59, was registered 1859/Q3
Bath.
From the burial book: Grace Thompson, aged 61, of Lyons, France
died in 21 Nov 1878.
Will of John Parnell of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, date 15 Mar 1856,
PROB 11/2229.
4D24
Peter Davis (17911867)
Sarah Davis (18191870)
Sarah Cox (1782-1870)
Issue 1
In memory of
PETER DAVIS
WHO DIED MARCH 28TH 18__
AGED 75
I WILL LAY ME DOWN IN PEACE ………
……… MY REST FOR IT IS THOU
THAT MAKETH THE …………………
Also SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 18__
AGED 52 YEARS
ALSO SARAH CO………
AUNT OF THE ABOVE
SARAH DAVIS
WHO DIED FEBRUARY ……………
AGED 89
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 7 Edward Street Bath:
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Peter Davis, aged 58, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Bath,
Elizabeth Davis, aged 62, unmarried, sister, funded proprietor, born
at Bath, Fanny Bell, aged 42, unmarried, niece, house keeper, born at
Bath, Elizabeth Davis, aged 27, unmarried, niece, house keeper, born
Elizabeth Cox, aged 35, unmarried, lodg[ing] house keeper, born at
Folksworth (Hunts), Sarah Cox, aged 33, unmarried, lodging house
keeper, born at Folksworth, and Elizabeth Cox, aged 13, niece, born
at Folksworth.
The marriage of Peter Davis to Sarah Cox was registered 1855/Q1
Bath.
The birth of Robert Augustus Davis was registered 1860/Q4 Bath.
Peter Davis, aged 65, lodging house keeper, born at Bristol (Som),
wife Sarah, aged 45, born at Huntingdon, son Robt A, aged 4 months,
born at Bath, Alice M Davis, aged 12, niece, born at Bath, and a
servant.
In the 1861 census at 5 St Andrews Terrace, Bath:
Sarah Cox, aged 79, unmarried, lodger, retired lodging house keeper,
born at Northampton.
From the burial book: Peter Davis, aged 75, of 7 Edward Street, died
on 28 Mar 1867. The death of Peter Davis, aged 75, was registered
1867/Q1 Bath.
The death of Sarah Davis, aged 52, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.
The death of Sarah Cox, aged 88, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at a school at 3 Henrietta Street, Bath:
Robert A Davis, aged 10, boarder, scholar, born at Bath.
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John Keel (1791-1860)
Inscriptions
Notes
Mary Keel (1794-1880)
Slab 30”. Delaminated.
In the 1851 census at 7 South Parade, Bath: John Keel, aged 59,
lodging house keeper, born at Froxfield (Wilts), wife Mary, aged 55,
born at Bristol (Som), children: Frances, aged 21, born at Bath, Emma
H, aged 17, born at Bath, and Madalina, aged 14, born at Bath, and
two servants.
From the burial book: John Keel, aged 68, of South Parade, lodging
house keeper, died on 7 Feb 1860. The death of John Keel, aged 67,
From the burial book: Mary Keel, aged 85, of 35 King Henry’s Road,
Hammersmith, died on 30 Jun 1880. The death of Mary Keel, aged 85,
was registered 1880//Q3 Hampstead.
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Joseph Hollway (17981860)
Rebecca Hollway
(1801-1863)
Rebecca Hollway
(1829-1830)
Caroline Candy
Hollway (1833-1839)
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Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOSEPH HOLLWAY
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS
APRIL 9TH 1860
AGED 62 YEARS
Also of
REBECCA RELICT OF THE ABOVE
WHO JOINED HER BELOVED HUSBAND
DECR 23RD 1863 AGED 62
ALSO OF REBECCA
WHO DIED JANY 14TH 1830
AGED 8 MONTHS
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AND CAROLINE CANDY
AGED 6 YEARS
CHILDREN OF THE ABOVE WHOSE REMAINS
REST IN THE WIDCOMBE OLD BURIAL GROUND
—
COME YE BLESSED OF MY FATHER
INHERIT THE KINGDOM PREPARED
FOR YOU FROM THE FOUNDATION
OF THE WORLD.
Notes
Headstone 30”
Joseph Hollway, aged 53, engraver & printer [employing] 12 men 10
boys, born at Bath, wife Rebecca, aged 50, born at Evercreech (Som),
children: Jane, aged 27, born at Bath, Mary Ann, aged 25 born at
Bath, Joseph, aged 23, engraver & printer, born at Bath, Louisa, aged
15, born at Bath, and Eliza, aged 10, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Joseph Hollway, aged 62, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 3 Mont Beacon, Bath:
Rebecca Hollway, aged 60, widow, stationer &c, born at Evercreech
(Som), children: Jane, aged 37, no occupation, born at Bath, Mary A
B, aged 35, no occupation, born at Bath, Joseph, aged 33, engraver &
printer master, born at Bath, Louisa, aged 31, no occupation, born at
Bath, and Eliza C, aged 20, no occupation, born at Bath, Alice J Gane,
aged 14, niece, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), Elizabeth R Gane, aged
12, niece, born at Trowbridge, and a servant.
The death of Rebecca Holloway, aged 62, was registered 1863/Q4
Bath.
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Sophia Hollway (18011866)
Jane Rendell (17951872)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
SOPHIA HOLLWAY
AGED 64 YEARS
—
Also of
JANE RENDELL
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 25TH 1872
AGED 76 YEARS
Headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at 11 Lyncombe Place, Bath:
Jane Rendall, aged 65, widow, house proprietor, born at Bath, and
Sophia Hollway, aged 59, unmarried, sister, house proprietor, born at
Bath.
The death of Sophia Hollway, aged 64, was registered 1866/Q1 Bath.
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John King (1793-1860)
Inscriptions
Notes
Jane Hollway, aged 47, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at
Bath, Mary A Hollway, aged 45, unmarried, sister, lodging house
keeper, born at Bath, Eliza Hollway, aged 30, unmarried, sister,
lodging house keeper, born at Bath, Joseph Hollway, aged 43,
unmarried, lithographer, born at Bath, Jane Rendell, aged 75, widow,
aunt, annuitant, born at Bath.
The death of Jane Rendell, aged 76, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.
In
MEMORY OF
JOHN KING
AGED 66.
Slab.
In the 1851 census at 7 Kingsmead Square, Bath: John King, aged 53,
lodging house keeper, wife Susan, aged 49, lodging house keeper,
born at Stanton, children: Ann Elizth, aged 30, unmarried,
dressmaker, born at Stanton (Som), and John, aged 24, bootmaker,
born at Stanton, George Neil, aged 39, beer house keeper, born at
Fonthill (Som), and his wife Mary Ann, aged 23, born at Stanton.
The death of John King, aged 66, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.
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Sydney Dann (18421897)
From the burial book, also buried here: Ann Elizabeth King, aged 44,
daughter of the late John King, of 3 Comfortable Place, Upper Bristol
Road, who died on 2 Dec 1864.
The marriage of Sydney Dann to Matilda Bannister/Scollar at St
Matilda Dann (18341907)
The birth of Frederick Dann was registered 1870/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Scollor.
The birth of Sydney Henry Dann was registered 1872/Q1 Bath,
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mother’s maiden name: Scollor.
The birth of Hubert Edward Dann was registered 1874/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Scholar.
In the 1891 census at 1 St Michaels Place, Bath: Sydney Dann, aged
50, porter, born at St James, Bath, wife Matilda, aged 50,
dressmaker, born at Walcot, Bath, children: Frederick, aged 20,
porter, born at Abbey, Bath, Sydney, aged 19, porter, born at Abbey,
Bath, and Bertie, aged 17, clerk, born at Abbey, Bath, Wm J Seward,
aged 7, grandson, born at Abbey, Bath, and a lodger.
The death of Sydney Dann, aged 55, was registered 1897/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 1 St Michaels Place, Bath: Matilda Dann, aged
64, widow, dressmaker, born at Bath, Herbert E Dann, aged 26, son,
clerk [to] solicitor, born at Bath, and William E Seward, aged 17,
grandson, dairyman’s assistant, born at Bath.
The death of Matilda Dann, aged 72, was registered 1907/Q2 Bath.
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Lucy White (17841859)
William White (-1823)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
LUCY WHITE
RELICT OF THE LATE
REVD WILLIAM WHITE
RECTOR OF TEFFONT EVIAS
IN THE COUNTY OF WILTS
AGED 75
Slab 30”
Will of Reverend William White, Rector, Clerk of Teffont Evias,
Wiltshire, date 5 Aug 1823, PROB 11/1675.
In the 1851 census at Acton Hill House, Acton (Middx):
Mary White, aged 60, widow, landed proprietor (employing 4 men in
her grounds), born at St Owens Hereford, Lucy White, aged 64,
widow, sister in law, clergyman’s widow, born in London, and six
servants.
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Susan Dean (17771860)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Lucy White, aged 76, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
Robert Dean (17901873)
In memory of
SUSAN DEAN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ROBERT DEA[N]
Slab 30”. Delaminated with most lost save at the top.
In the 1851 census at New Town, St John the Baptist, Peterborough:
Robert Dean, aged 58, proprietor of land, born at Long Thorp
(Northants), and wife Susan, aged 68, born at Wood Newton
(Northants).
The death of Susan Dean, aged 82, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Susan Dean, aged 82, of 7 Edward Street, died
on 30 Apr 1860.
In the 1861 census at Westgate Street, Peterborough:
Robert Dean, aged 68, widower, landed proprietor, born at Longthorp
(Northants).
The burial book also that buried here is: Robert Dean, aged 83,
gentleman, of Peterborough, who died on 26 Dec 1873.
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Names
Michael Terry (17791861)
Inscriptions
Notes
REVD MICHAEL TERRY
RECTOR OF MILDENHALL
DIED APRIL 6TH ………………
Pitched with headstone 30”
Terry, Michael, s. Michael, of Bramdean, Hants, cler. QUEEN’S
COLL. matric. 6 April, 1797, aged 18; B.A. 1800, rector of
Mildenhall, Wilts, at his death 6 April, 1861.
In the 1841 census at Dinton (Wilts):
Michael Terry, aged 60, curate, not born in Wiltshire, Mary Terry,
aged 50 not born in Wiltshire, and a servant.
In the 1851 census at Brean (Som):
Michael Terry, aged 72, rector of Brean, born at Bramd_an (Hants),
wife Mary, aged 62, born at Exning (Suffolk), and a servant.
The death of Michael Terry, aged 83, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Michael Terry, aged 82, of 1 Paragon Buildings,
died on 6 Apr 1861.
(The 1861 census was on 7 Apr 1861!)
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Susannah Hann (17941861)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
SUSANNAH HANN
WIFE OF JOHN HANN
APRIL 23RD 1861
AGED 67 YEARS
—
John Hann (17841865)
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIE IN THE LORD
ALSO THE AFORESAID
JOHN HANN
JUNE 1ST 1865.
BLESSED ……………………………………………
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 16 Kingsmead Terrace, Bath: Mary Stoker, aged
77, unmarried, annuitant, born at Sunderland (Durham), Sarah
Mather, aged 21, unmarried, nurse, born at Gateshead (Durham), and
John Hann, aged 64, unmarried, annuitant, born at ....combe
(Devon).
The death of Susannah Hann, aged 67, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Susannah Hann, aged 67, of 16 Kingsmead
Terrace, died on 25 Apr 1861.
The death of John Hann, aged 80, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath. From
the burial book: John Hann, aged 80, of Kingsmead Terrace, died, on
1 Jun 1865.
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Elizabeth Hewlett
(1797-1860)
Charles Gardner King
(1873)
Henry Sendall King
(1865-1866)
South:
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH HEWLETT
WHO DIED JULY 3RD 1860 AGED 63 YEARS
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM THES IVTH. C. 14
East:
CHARLES
GARDNER KING
DIED OCTR 25TH 1873.
AGED 3 MONTHS
Joseph Hewlett King
(1832-1880)
Elizabeth Charlotte
King (1831-1903)
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West:
HENRY SENDALL KING
DIED MARCH 23: ____
Pitched 30”
In the 1851 census at a grocery at 1 Westgate Place, Bath:
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AGED 7 MONTHS
Notes
Joseph H King, aged 28, unmarried, assistant, grocer’s assistant, born
at Chippenham (Wilts).
North:
In Loving Memory
JOSEPH HEWLETT KING
WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1880 AGED 57 YEARS
…………………… HOUR AS YE THINK …………
ALSO ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 7TH 1903. AGED 72 YEARS
The marriage of Joseph Hewlett King to Elizabeth Charlotte Shrapnell
The death of Elizabeth Hewlett, aged 65, was registered 1860/Q3
Bath.
In the 1861 census at 1 & 2 Union Street, Bath:
Joseph H King, aged 38, grocer employing 3 men and 3 boys, born at
Chippenham (Wilts), wife Elizabeth C, aged 29, born at Bath,
children: Elizabeth A, aged 5, born at Bath, and Fanny H, aged 3, born
at Bath, a shopman, two apprentices and a servant.
The birth of Henry Sendall King was registered 1865/Q3 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 10 Elm Place, Bath:
Jos Hewlett King, aged 48, grocer employing 7 men, born at
Chippenham (Wilts), wife Elizth Chartte, aged 39, born at Bath,
children: Elizth Ann, aged 15, born at Bath, Fanny Hewlett, aged 13,
born at Bath, Jos Benjamin aged 9, born at Bath, Jas Hewlett, aged 7,
born at Bath, and Rosa Chartte, aged 3, born at Bath, and two
servants.
The birth of Charles Gardiner King was registered 1873/Q3 Bath. The
death of Charles Gardiner King, aged 0, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath.
The death of Joseph Hewlett King, aged 57, was registered 1880/Q2
Bath.
In the 1881 census at Glencairn, Bathwick, Bath:
Elizabeth C King, aged 49, widow, grocer, born at Bath, children:
Elizabeth A, aged 25, born at Bath, Fanny H, aged 23, born at Bath,
Joseph B, aged 19, grocer assistant, born at Bath, James H, aged 17,
apprentice to chemist &c, born at Bath, Rosa C, aged 13, born at
Bath, and Kathleen M, aged 9, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Combe Royal, Newbridge Road, Weston, Bath:
Elizabeth C King, aged 58, widow, living on own means, born at Bath,
children: Elizabeth A, aged 30, teacher of English, born at Bath, Rose
C, aged 23, teacher of English, born at Bath, and Kathleen M, aged
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In the 1901 census at 68 Newbridge Hill, Weston, Bath:
Elizabeth C King, aged 68, widow, living on own means, born at Bath,
children: Elizabeth A, aged 39, teacher (school), born at Bath, and
Rose C, aged 30, teacher (school), born at Bath, and a servant.
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The death of Elizabeth Charlotte King, aged 72, was registered
1903/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 28 Partis College, Weston (Som): Caroline
Salter, aged 62, unmarried, annuitant, born at Stoke Regis (Bucks),
and Elizabeth Salter, aged 31, unmarried, fund holder, born in France
(British Subject).
Caroline Salter (17871859)
From the burial book: Caroline Salter, aged 71, spinster, of Partis
College, died on 19 Mar 1859.
4D42
Judith Marcella Cole
(1820-1899)
John Jones Cole
Emma Julia Cornwall
(1854-)
ERECTED
BY HER SORROWING
AND DEVOTED DAUGHTER
MRS DOUGLAS CORNWALL
TO THE EVER BELOVED MEMORY OF
JUDITH MARCELLA COLE,
WIDOW OF DR JOHN J. COLE
OF THE “GUIDES”, BENGAL ARMY
WHO ENTERED INTO REST AT BATH
JUNE 6TH 1899, IN HER EIGHTIETH YEAR
—
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
AND THEIR WORKS SHALL FOLLOW THEM
—
REQUIESCAT IN PACE
Headstone 3’
On 28 May 1850 in Bengal John Jones Cole married Judith Marcella
Fraser [IGI].
Baptised on 14 Feb 1855 at Peshamur, West Bengal: Emma Julia Cole,
daughter of John Jones & Judith M[a]rcell[a] Cole [IGI].
In the 1861 census at Freshford (Som):
Judith M Cole, aged 40, widow, born in Ireland, and daughter Emma
Julia, aged 6, born in India.
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In the 1871 census at 9 St Margarets Terrace, Hastings (Sussex):
Judith Cole, aged 50, widow, annuitant, born in Ireland, and daughter
Emma J, aged 16, annuitant, born at Peshamur, India.
The death of Judith Marcella Cole, aged 79, was registered 1899/Q2
Bath.
A Sketch of the Siege of Mooltan by John Jones Cole, Esq. 89pp
D’rozarie Calcutta, 1849 republished by Sang-e-Meel Publications,
2000. Mooltan/Multan is in SW Punjab, Pakistan. The siege occurred
between Apr 1848 and Jan 1849 during the Second Anglo-Sikh War.
4D43
Susannah Mary Evans
(1796-1855)
Giles Evans (17951857)
William A Evans (1822)
IN THE VAULT BENEATH
ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF
SUSANNAH MARY EVANS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEBRY 25TH 1855
AGED 58 YEARS
—
THIS MOURNFUL TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION IS ERECTED
HERE TO PERPETUATE HER MEMORY BY HER SON W. A. EVANS
ALSO OF GILES EVANS
WHO SUDDENLY DEPARTED THIS LIFE
JANRY 9TH 1857
AGED 62 YEARS
—
5’ with 3’ wide tomb
In the 1841 census at 18 Banton Place, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Giles Evans, aged 40, gardener, born in Somerset, Susannah Evans,
aged 40, born in Somerset, and William Evans, aged 15, shop?, born in
Somerset.
In the 1851 census at 6 Old Orchard Street, Bath:
Giles Evans, aged 56, gardener, born at Preston (Som), wife Susanna,
aged 48, born in Devon, son William A, aged 28, sacrister (sacristan?)
to Roman Catholic chapel, born at Bath, and a visitor.
The death of Susannah Mary Evans, aged 58, was registered 1855/Q1
Bath.
The death of Giles Evans, aged 62, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath.
In the 1861 census at Cleveland Cottage, Bathwick, Bath:
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William Evans, aged 38, unmarried, proprietor of baths, born at Bath.
In the 1871 census at Cleveland Baths (next to Evans cottage !),
Bathwick, Bath:
William Evans, aged 48, unmarried, teacher of swimming, born at
Bath.
In the 1881 census at Swimming Baths, Bathwick, Bath:
William Evans, aged 58, unmarried, teacher of swimming, born at
Bath.
Possible death registration: William Evans, aged 61, 1884/Q4 Bath.
The Mayor and several of the Stothert family were among the
subscribers to the pools listed in the Bath Weekly Chronicle of 20 Jul
1815. An advertisement on 26 Jun 1817 stated that “The Pleasure
Baths situated on the Banks of the Avon are now open”.
In 2004 Cleveland Baths, Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath was being
offered for sale. The sale notice stated that it had closed about
twenty years before and had been briefly a trout farm. Also “the
building, which opened in the 1820s, is the only surviving Georgian
lido in the country. After the private pool at Emmanuel College,
Cambridge it is the oldest swimming pool in the UK”
From the Bath & North East Somerset Council report on options for
the baths (ref: E: 1518 date 1 Dec 2007) “The Baths were built in
1815 as a private venture which allowed the public to swim at the
Baths. The main buildings date from that period. The Baths closed in
1898/9 and were then taken over by the Bath Corporation in 1900 and
reopened in 1901. The Baths were altered in the Edwardian period
and other alterations took place in the 1960’s and 1980’s. The Baths
in their current form are early 20th Century but they follow the form
of the older Baths. The Baths were operated by the Council as an
open air swimming pool until 1978; the property was then in
occasional use up until it closed in 1984. They were then used as a
trout farm from July 1984 until 1991 and then the tenant remained in
occupation until June 2004. After this date the property has been
void.
…
The founding members of the Cleveland Pools Trust came forward
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during this time expressing interest in the property asking for a delay
in the disposal. The property was withdrawn from the market in
August 2004 as the Trust had asked for time to examine the potential
to “save” the building and/or find a use that allowed an element of
public access. The Trust has 125 subscribers and 1,500 signed up
supporters. The Council had received offers for the freehold disposal
of the property.”
In Liquid Assets – the lidos and open air swimming pools of Britain by
Janet Smith published by English Heritage, London, July 2005,
Cleveland Baths, Bath 1815 has an entry on page 13.
There is a campaign to save the baths. See
http://www.clevelandpools.org.uk/index.php/The_campaign
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Row 4E
35
Cruttwell
33
Hollings
31
Meredith
25
Kirkham
23
Beauchamp
21
Adams
19
Shepherd
17
Ashman
13
Hope
12
Pitman
Brimmell
11
Tenwick
10
Pitman
9
Jones
7
Young
6
King
4
Smith
3
Smith
1
Stillman
Richards
10 feet
37
41
43
44
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Names
John Richards (18011846)
Jane Richards (17911859)
Inscriptions
Notes
HERE REST
THE REMAINS OF
MY BELOVED HUSBAND
JOHN RICHARDS
JUNE 19TH 1846
AGED 45.
HE SLEEPS IN JESUS
―
ALSO JANE RICHARDS
RELICT OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTR 15TH 1859
AGED 68
In the 1841 census at Prospect Place, Bathwick, Bath:
John Richards, aged 35, classical teacher, not born in Somerset, and
Jane Richards, aged 35, born in Somerset.
The death of John Richards, aged 45, was registered 1848/Q2 Bath.
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Walter James Palmer
(1861-1863)
The death of Jane Richards, aged 68, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of James William Palmer to Jane Ashman was registered
1858/Q3 Bristol.
The birth of Frederick William Palmer was registered 1859/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Ashman.
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In the 1861 census at 22 Westgate Street, Bath: James W Palmer,
aged 24, hatter & outfitter employing 2 girls 1 boy, born at Bristol
(Glos), wife Jane, aged 26, born at Bath,, son Frederick J, aged 2,
born at Bath, a visitor and a servant.
The birth of Walter James Palmer was registered 1861/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Ashman.
The death of Walter James Palmer, aged 1, was registered 1863/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Walter James Palmer, aged 1 year and 9
months, son of Mr J W Palmer, of Westgate Street, died on 20 Feb
1863.
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James Stillman (17671848)
South:
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES STILLMAN
IRONMONGER OF THIS CITY
DIED OCTOBER 19TH 1848 AGED 81
HE LIVD RESPECTED AND DIED LAMENTED
Elizabeth Stillman
(1791-1860)
James Stillman (18111858)
North:
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZABETH, WIDOW OF THE SAID JAMES STILLMAN
DIED SEPTR 20TH 1860. AGED 69.
ALSO JAMES STILLMAN SON OF THE ABOVE DIED APRIL 8TH 1858 AGED 46
Pitched 30”
In the 1841 census at Corn Street, Bath:
James Stillman, aged 70, ironmonger, not born in Somerset, Elizabeth
Stillman, aged 50, born in Somerset, James Stillman, aged 25,
ironmonger j[ourneyman], born in Somerset, Mary Stillman, aged 20,
milliner, born in Somerset, Eliza Stillman, aged 18, milliner, born in
Somerset, Thomas Stillman, aged 16, carver ap[prentice], born in
Somerset, and William Stillman, aged 13, carver ap[prentice], born in
Somerset.
The death of James Stillman was registered 1848/Q4 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 6 St Johns Place, Bath:
James Stillman, aged 38, inn keeper, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 40,
born at Corsley (Wilts), Elizabeth Stillman, aged 59, widow, mother,
born at Hinton Charterhouse, Mary Stillman, aged 8, unmarried,
sister, milliner, born at Bath, Thomas Stillman, aged 26, brother,
carver, born at Bath, William Stillman aged 23, brother, sol[icto]r[‘s]
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clerk, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant.
The death of James Stillman was registered 1858/Q2 Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Stillman was registered 1860/Q3 Bath.
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Sarah Ann Louisa
Smith (1853-1940)
Ann Cameron (17591849)
George Miller Smith (1892)
Wrought iron, hooped, low fence 30”. No evidence of an inscription.
From the burial book: Sarah Ann Louisa Smith, aged 88, of Green
Hedges, Riverdale Gardens. Twickenham, died on 4 Mar 1940.
From the burial book: Ann Cameron, aged 90, widow of Alexander, of
Pierrepont House, died on 17 Dec 1849.
South:
GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS FROM
THEIR EYES: AND THERE SHALL BE
NO MORE DEATH, NEITHER SORROW
NOR CRYING; NEITHER SHALL THERE
BE ANY MORE PAIN
Amelia Mary Smith
(1823-1899)
Minnie Madeline
Butcher (1859-1910)
East:
GEORGE MILLER SMITH
ALSO OF AMELIA MARY SMITH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPT 19. 1899
North:
MINNIE MADELINE BUTCHER
AGED 51 YEARS
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Low headstone 30” Rustic cross with a slab.
The marriage of George Miller Smith to Amelia Mary Whitney was
The birth of Amelia Madeline Smith was registered 1859/Q2 Bath.
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In the 1881 census at Hartington Villa, Wells Road, Bath:
George M Smith, aged 54, wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Amelia,
aged 49, born at Bath, children: Henry, aged 24, wine merchant, born
at Bath, and Minnie, aged 20, born at Bath, and a servant.
The marriage of Minnie Madeline Smith was registered 1887/Q2 Bath.
The death of George Miller Smith, aged 65, was registered 1892/Q1
Bath.
The death of Amelia Mary Smith, aged 76, was registered 1899/Q3
Bath.
In the 1901 census at Butt Ash Cottage (by Alexandra Place),
Lyncombe, Bath:
Henry Butcher, aged 40, chartered accountant, born at Bath, wife
Minnie M, aged 42, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Minnie Madeline Butcher, aged 51, was registered
1910/Q1 Hampstead.
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John King (1784-1850)
Harriet Rebecca King
(1809-1864)
TO
THE MEMORY OF
THE BEST OF BROTHERS
JOHN KING ESQR
OF LONDON
WHO DIED AT BATH
MAY 20TH 1850
AGED 66 YEARS
ALSO OF
HARRIET REBECCA KING
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AUGUST 23RD 1854
AGED 55
VERILY, VERILY WHATSOEVER YE SHALL
ASK THE FATHER IN MY NAME HE WILL
GIVE IT TO YOU
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In the 1841 census at Seminary, Fulham House, Bridge Street, Fulham:
Henry King, aged 68, independent, not born in Middlesex, Ann King,
aged 45, schoolmistress, not born in Middlesex, Harriet King, aged 40,
schoolmistress, not born in Middlesex, Anna King, aged 35,
schoolmistress, not born in Middlesex, Caroline King, aged 30,
schoolmistress, not born in Middlesex, two teachers, twenty-two
pupils and three servants.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of John King was registered 1850/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at Fulham House School, Bridge Street, Fulham
(Middx):
Ann C King, age 55, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at Wellington
(Hants), Harriet R King, aged 50, unmarried, sister, schoolmistress,
born at Wellington, Anne M King, aged 48, unmarried, born at
Wellington, Caroline King, aged 40, unmarried, schoolmistress, born
at Wick (Hants),six nieces, pupils and servants.
In the 1861 census at Fulham House, Bridge Street, Fulham:
Harriett R King, aged 60, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at
Bullington (Hants), Anna M King, aged 56, unmarried, sister,
schoolmistress, born at Bullington, Caroline King, aged 50, unmarried,
sister, schoolmistress, born at Bullington, seven nieces, an assistant,
nine pupils and four servants.
The death of Harriet Rebecca King was registered 1861/Q2 Poole.
However, this does not accord with the declared date.
Poems by Harriet Rebecca King Salisbury : Printed and sold by Brodie
and Dowding. Sold also by Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Paternosterrow, London. 1823.
Oakdale Cottage, or The Christmas Holidays. An Original Tale
Dedicated to the Young Ladies of her Own Establishment by Harriot
(sic) Rebecca King, London: J Souter School Library, 1829. The
dedication ends “H R King Fulham 1828”.
Gentleman’s Magazine vol III Jan-Jun 1835 p 407 has a favourable
review of Metrical Exercises upon Scripture Texts and Miscellaneous
Poems by Harriet Rebecca King, London: Smith & Elder. The
Metropolitan Magazine vol IX Sep-Dec 1834 p73 gave a less favourable
review.
The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature by Joanne Shattock
CUP 1999 p 393 also lists other books written by Harriet Rebecca King.
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4E9
Names
George Young (17881850)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
GEORGE YOUNG
WHO DIED ON THE 18TH APRIL 1850.
AGED 61 YEARS
Catherine Freeman
Young (1794-1856)
North:
ALSO
CATHERINE THE BELOVED WIFE
AGED 62.
Pitched 30”
The death of George Young was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. From the
burial book: George Young, aged 61, of Manvers Arms, died on 18 Apr
1850.
In the 1851 census at the Manvers Arms Hotel, Railway Place, Bath:
Catherine Young, aged 56, widow, hotel keeper, born at East
Grinstead (Sussex), three children, a niece, five servants and a visitor.
The death of Catherine Freeman Young, aged 62, was registered
1856/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Catherine Freeman Young, aged
62, of 18 Prospect Place, Walcot, widow of George, innkeeper, died
on 5 Sep 1856.
4E10
Susanna Jones (18041882)
South:
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF SUSANNA THE WIFE OF EDWARD JONES
OF THE PARISH OF WESTON
WHO DIED APRIL 2_TH 1882 AGED 74 YEARS
Edward Jones (18031865)
North:
EDWARD JONES
HUSBAND OF THE SAID SUSANNA JONES
AGED 62 YEARS
Pitched 30”
In the 1851 census at 3 Queens Square, Bath:
Edward Jones, aged 64, lodging house keeper, born at Rushyn
(Denbighshire), wife Susana (sic), aged 62, born Sushtock (sic)
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Inscriptions
Notes
(Warks), Jane Pitman, aged 60, widow, sister in law, born at
Sushtock, and two servants.
In the 1861 census at Weston Cottage, Weston (Som):
Edward Jones, aged 76, retired lodging house keeper, born at Ruthin
(Denbighshire), wife Susanna, aged 72, retired lodging house keeper,
born at Shestock (Warks), and Jane Pitman, aged 71, widow, sister in
law, born at Shestock.
The death of Edward Jones was registered 1865/Q2 Bath.
4E11
Lambrook Pitman
(1790-1850)
Jane Pitman (17901872)
South:
BENEATH REST THE REMAINS OF
LAMBROOK PITMAN
FORTY TWO YEARS A CONFIDENTIAL DOMESTIC AND A VALUED FRIEND
IN THE FAMILY OF THE LATE GENERAL GEORGE WARDE
HE DIED IN THE 20TH DECEMBER 1850, AGED 60
DEVOTED TO HIS GOD AND SAVIOUR. TRUE TO HIS EARTHLY MASTER
North:
[TO] THE MEMORY OF
A BELOVED AND AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND
ENDEARED TO HIS RELATIVES. REGARDED BY HIS FRIENDS
RESPECTED BY ALL
THIS INSCRIPTION IS DEDICATED
BY HIS BEREAVED AND AFFLICTED WIDOW
JANE PITMAN
Pitched 30”
On 8 Nov 1832 at Ibstock (Leics) Lambrook Petman married Jane Holt
[IGI].
In the 1841 census at 14 Royal York Crescent, Clifton:
Lambrook Pitman, aged 50, servant, not born in Gloucestershire, and
Jane Pitman, aged 45, servant, not born in Gloucestershire, and two
other servants.
From the burial book: Lambrook Pitman, aged 60, servant to George
Warde, of 18 Circus, died on 22 Dec 1850.
In the 1861 census at Weston Cottage, Weston (Som) with Edward and
Susanna Jones (see 4E10):
Jane Pitman, aged 71, widow, sister in law, born at Shestock.
(‘Shestock’ should have been ‘Shustoke’ which is east of Birmingham
near where the M6 (Toll) joins the M42.)
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at 19 Kingsmead Terrace, Bath with Frances
Brimmell (see 4E12):
Jane Pitman, aged 79, widow, sister, formerly lodging house keeper,
born at Shustoke.
The death of Jane Pitman, aged 81, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Jane Pitman, aged 82, widow of Lambrook
Pitman, of 18 Kingsmead Terrace, died on 11 Mar 1872.
George Warde the second son of John Warde Esq of Squerryes Court,
Westerham. As General George Warde, he was Commander-in-Chief in
Ireland from 1791 to 1793. He died in 1803. According to The Royal
Military Calendar, Or Army Service and Commission Book: by John
Philippart 1820 p135 there was also Lieut-General George Warde who
served as aide-de-camp of the Rt Hon George Warde until 1783. He
was appointed Major-General on 1 Jan 1805 and Lieut-General on 4
Jun 1811.
Will of George Warde, General in His Majesty’s Army of Charlton
Kings, Gloucestershire, date 8 Sep 1830, PROB 11/1776.
4E12
Thomas Brimmell
(1794-1869)
South:
In memory of
THOMAS BRIMMELL
AGED 75.
Frances Brimmell
(1791-1878)
North:
James Brimmell
(1834-1911)
Also of
FRANCES WIDOW OF THE AFORESAID
AGED 86.
―
Also of JAMES BRIMMELL. SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JULY 7TH 1911. AGED 77.
Pitched 30”
Thomas Brimmell, aged 55, lodg[ing] house keeper, born at
Launceston (Cornwall), wife Frances, aged 55, born at W………
(Warks), son James, aged 17, working jeweller, born at Bath, and two
servants.
Thomas Brimmell, aged 65, lodging house keeper, born at Launceston
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
(Cornwall), wife Frances, aged 65, born at Shustock (Warks), son
James, aged 27, working jeweller, born at Bath, Manny Brimmell,
aged 24, unmarried, niece, born at Launceston, and a servant.
The death of Thomas Brimmell, aged 75, was registered 1869/Q3
Bath.
In the 1871 census at 19 Kingsmead Terrace, Bath:
Frances Brimmell, aged 77, widow, formerly lodging house keeper,
born at Shustoke (Warks), Jane Pitman, aged 79, widow, sister,
formerly lodging house keeper, born at Shustoke, and James
Brimmell, aged 37, unmarried, working jeweller (employed), born at
Bath.
The death of Frances Brimmell, aged 86, was registered 1878/Q2
Bath.
James Brimmell, aged 47, unmarried, lodger, dividends & interest,
born at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 4 Dorchester Street, Bath:
James Brimmell, aged 57, unmarried, lodger, living on own means,
born at Bath.
James Brimmell, aged 67, unmarried, [living on] own means, born at
Bath.
The death of James Brimmell, aged 77, was registered 1911/Q3 Bath.
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4E13
Names
Mary Ann Tenwick
(1802-1850)
Mary Ann Tenwick
(1783-1854)
Emanuel Tenwick
(1809-1871)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY ANN TENWICK
DIED OCTOBER 18TH 1850.
AGED 48 YEARS.
ALSO MARY ANN TENWICK
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 3RD 1854
AGED 70 YEARS.
Also of
EMANUEL TENWICK
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED AUGUST 11TH 1871
AGED 62 YEARS
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 12 Philip Street, Bath:
Mary Ann Gadd, aged 66, widow, lodging house keeper, born at
Birmingham, Emanuel Tenwick, aged 45, married, son, gilder, born at
Exeter, Mary Ann Hobbs, aged 13, grand-daughter, born at Bath,
Edwin Tenwick, aged 26, grandson, gilder, born in London, and two
visitors.
Emanuel Tenwick, aged 44, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at
Exeter, Edwin Tenwick, aged 34, married, carver & gilder, born in
London (Middx), and Emily Tenwick, aged 27, married, niece, born at
Leamington (Warks).
Emanuel Tenwick, aged 60, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at
Exeter, Edwin Tenwick, aged 45, married, nephew, gilder
unemployed, born at Southwark, London, and Emily Tenwick, aged 40,
married, niece, gilder’s wife, born at Lymington (Hants).
4E15
Emily Royal (18501857)
Fredrick Marsh Royal
(1815-1868)
Issue 1
The death of Emanuel Tenwick, aged 62, was registered 1871/Q3
Bath.
No memorial present.
In the 1851 census at 12 Bath Street, Bath: Frederick M Royal, aged
31, farmer dairyman of 90 acres employing 5 labourers, born at
Walton (Som), wife Mary A, aged 30, born at Brislington (Som),
children: Mary A, aged 4, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 3 months,
born at Bath, a visitor, and two servants.
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Plot
Names
Mary Ann Royal (18211905)
Susanna Laura Royal
(1853-1872)
Mary Ann Pizzie (18641870)
Fanny Amelia Pizzie
(1869-1870)
Annie Ammon Pizzie
(1867-1870)
Inscriptions
Notes
From the burial book: Emily Royal, aged 6, of Bath Street, died on 6
May 1857.
From the burial book: Frederick Marsh Royal, aged 52, of Bath Street,
died on 31 Jan 1868.
From the burial book: Susanna Laura Royal, aged 19, died on 31 Dec
1872.
From the burial book: Mary Ann Royal, aged 84, formerly milk seller,
of 28 New King Street, died on 5 Oct 1905.
The birth of Alexander Thomas Pizzie was registered 1839/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hammond.
In the 1841 census at Bath Street, Bath: Thomas Pizzie, aged 45,
upholsterer, not born in Somerset, Ann Pizzie, aged 35, not born in
Somerset, Augustus Pizzie, aged 4, born in Somerset, Alexander
Pizzie, aged 1, born in Somerset, and Henry Sheppard, aged 13, born
in Somerset.
The death of Thomas Pizzie, aged 52, was registered 1846/Q1 Bath.
The death of Ann Pizzie, aged 50, was registered 1855/Q4 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 4 Bath Street, Bath: Stefano Pieroni, aged 41,
plaster modeller & moulder, born in Italy naturalised British Subject,
wife Rebecca, aged 40, born at Norwich, Martini Pieroni, aged 13,
nephew, born in London, Augustus Pizzie, aged 25, unmarried,
boarder, upholstery jobbing, born at Bath, Alexander Pizzie, aged 21,
cabinet maker journeyman, born at Bath, and a servant.
The marriage of Alexander Thomas Pizzie to Mary Ann Royal was
The birth of Mary Ann Isabella Pizzie was registered 1865 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Royal.
The birth of Fanny Amelia Pizzie was registered 1867 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Royal.
The birth of Annie Hamond Pizzie was registered 1869, mother’s
maiden name: Royal.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Thomas Alexander Pizzie was registered 1870 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Royal.
The death of Mary Ann Pizzie, aged 4, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Ann Pizzie, aged 4, daughter of John,
cabinet maker, of 12 Beaufort Square, died on 5 Feb 1870.
The death of Fanny Amelia Pizzie, aged 3, was registered 1870/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Fanny Amelia Pizzie, aged 3, daughter of
J Pizzie, cabinet maker, of Beaufort Square, died on 20 Feb 1870.
The death of Annie Ammon Pizzie, aged 1, was registered 1870/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Annie Ammon Pizzie, aged 14 months,
daughter of J Pizzie, cabinet maker, of Beaufort Square, died on 27
Feb 1870.
In the 1871 census at 14 Beauford Square Bath: Alexander J Pizzie,
aged 31, cabinet maker employing 1 man, born at Bath, wife Mary
Ann, aged 24, born at bath, and son Alexander J, aged 3 months, born
at Bath.
4E16
Louisa Jane Delacour
(1808-1876)
The death of Mary Anne Pizzie, aged 38, was registered 1885/Q1
Bath.
The death of Alexander Thomas Pizzie, aged 67, was registered
1907/Q1 Bath.
No monument.
In the 1851 census at St George’s Hospital, Knightsbridge, London:
Henry W Delacour, aged 42, patient, watchmaker, born at Frinsbury
(Kent).
In the 1851 census at 9 Staff? Parade South, Westminster, London:
Louisa de la Cour, aged 40, married, born at Marylebone.
The death of Henry William Delacour, aged 53, was registered
1862/Q2 Bath. (See 6E28.)
The death of Louisa Jane Delacour, aged 68, was registered 1876/Q4
Bath. From the burial book: Louisa Jane Delacour, aged 68, widow of
Henry, of 28 New King Street, died on 28 Dec 1876.
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Plot
4E17
Names
Sarah Fox (1802-1858)
Inscriptions
Notes
Emma Hanham (18131869)
Frederick Hanham
(1805-1877)
Headstone 30”. No inscription visible.
The birth of Ellen Hanham was registered 1847 Bath, mother’s maiden
name: Stone.
In the 1851 census at 5 Miles’s Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Frederick
Hanham, aged 46, MRCS Lond. LSA Lond in general practice, born at
Bath, wife Emma, aged 37, born at Bristol (Glos), children: Frederick
Wm, aged 11, born at Bath, Emma Maria, aged 8, born at Bath, Henry
George, aged 6, born at Bath, and Ellen, aged 3, born at Bath, a
visitor and a servant.
The death of Sarah Fox, aged 56, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From
the burial book: Sarah Fox, aged 56, of Miles’s Buildings, sister in law
to Frederick Hanham, surgeon, died on 2 Dec 1858.
The death of Emma Hanham, aged 55, was registered 1869/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Emma Hanham, aged 55, of Miles’s Buildings,
wife of Frederick, died on 1 Feb 1869.
4E18
Reynold Geoffrey
Palmer (1850-1916)
The death of Frederick Hanham, aged 71, was registered 1877/Q2
Bath. From the burial book: Frederick Hanham, aged 71, surgeon, of 5
Miles’s Buildings, died on 26 May 1877.
No monument.
The death of Reynold G Palmer, aged 56, was registered 1916/Q3
Keynsham. From the burial book: Reynold Geoffrey Palmer, aged 56,
of Brislington House, Brislington, died on 28 Jul 1916.
Brislington House, is regarded as the first purpose-built mental asylum
for the humane treatment of the insane. It was built by a Cornish
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Names
Inscriptions
4E19
John Rogers Pitman
(1783-1861)
Headstone:
Notes
Quaker, Dr Edward Long Fox (1761-1835), opened in 1804 and
continued to be run by the Fox family for nearly 150 years before
being closed in 1952.
In Loving Memory
_ of _
JOHN ROGERS PITMAN
M. A. CAM.
Elizabeth Pitman
(1789-1869)
ELDEST SON OF THE LATE
REV. JOHN ROGERS PITMAN
AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE
John Rogers Pitman
(1823-1905)
WHO DIED AT CLIFTON, MAY 10TH 1905.
IN HIS 88TH YEAR.
Mary Hannah Pitman
(1822-1910)
―
PEACEFULLY AT REST
―
Also of
MARY HANNAH PITMAN
HIS ONLY SISTER
WHO DIED AT BOURNEMOUTH, APRIL 14TH 1910
IN HER 87TH YEAR
―
LOOKING UNTO JESUS
Slab, south:
In memory of
JOHN ROGERS PITMAN M.A.
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 27TH 1861
Slab, north:
Also in memory of
ELIZA WIDOW OF
REVEREND JOHN ROGERS PITMAN
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 13TH 1869
AGED 80 YEARS
Headstone 30”. The pitched slab is difficult to read.
In the 1861 census at 8 Green Park Buildings, Bath:
John R Pitman, aged 78, clergyman with cure of souls, born in London
(Middx), wife Elizabeth, aged 71, born in London (Middx), children:
John R, aged 43, unmarried, born in London (Middx), and Mary H,
aged 37, unmarried, born at Kensington (Middx), and three servants.
The death of John Rogers Pitman was registered 1861/Q3 Bath. From
the burial book: John Rogers Pitman, aged 79, of Green Park
Buildings, died on 27 Aug 1861.
From the burial book: Elizabeth Pitman, aged 80, of Green Park
Buildings, widow of Rev J Rogers Pitman, died on 13 Dec 1869.
The death of John Rogers Pitman, aged 87, was registered 1905/Q2
Bristol. From the burial book: John Rogers Pitman, aged 87, of 28 St
Pauls Road, Clifton, died on 10 Mar 1905.
The death of Mary Hannah Pitman, aged 86, was registered 1910/Q2
Poole. From the burial book: Mary Hannah Pitman, aged 86, of
Monreith, Exeter Park, Bournemouth, was buried here.
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4E21
Names
Elizabeth Mabel Hope
(1867-1946)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH MABEL HOPE
BORN APRIL 2. 1867,
DIED JANUARY 21. 1946
―
R.I.P
Cross 30”
The death of Elizabeth M Hope, aged 80, was registered 1946/Q1
Bathavon.
From the burial book, there were ten burials in this plot.
4E23
Henry Ashman (1861)
Henry Ashman (18241861)
Mary Ann Ashman
(1800-1862)
Walter James Palmer
(1861-1863)
Thomas Ashman
(1799-1882)
Issue 1
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HENRY ASHMAN
WHO DIED NOVR 15TH 18__
AGED 37
Also
HENRY ASHMAN
INFANT SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DECR 21ST 18__
AGED 9 MONTHS
Also
MARY ANN ASHMAN
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 18__
AGED 62
Also
WALTER JAMES PALMER
WHO DIED FEBY 20TH 1863
AGED 1 YEAR 9 MONTHS
“WE ALL DO FADE AS A LEAF”
Also
THOMAS ASHMAN
Slab 30”
In the 1861 census at 34 Stall Street, Bath:
Henry Ashman, aged 37, tailor, born at Bath, wife Sarah A, aged 23,
laundress, born at Bath, and children: Mary J, aged 1, born at Bath,
and Henry, aged 1 month, born at Bath.
In the 1861 census 1 Southgate Street, Bath:
Thomas Ashman, aged 62, tailor, born at Chilcompton (Som), and wife
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Names
Inscriptions
AGED 82 YEARS
Notes
Mary Ann, aged 61, born at Walcot.
The birth of Walter James Palmer was registered 1861/Q3 Bath.
There are two separate registrations of the death of a Henry Ashman
1861/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Ashman was registered 1862/Q4 Bath.
The death of Walter James Palmer was registered 1863/Q1 Bath.
The death of Thomas Ashman, aged 82, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath.
4E25
Charles Shepherd
(1819-1861)
Julia Bessie Shepherd
(1858-1862)
Emily Kate Shepherd
(1860-1864)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES SHEPHERD
AGED 42 YEARS
………………………………
………………………………
………………………………
Also
JULIA BESSIE
INFANT DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 3 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS
OUR FAITHFUL HEART SHALL ………
THEIR ASHES MOURN …………………
Also
EMILY KATE
5TH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED APRIL 2ND 1864
AGED 4 YEARS
Slab
The birth of Julia Bessie Shepherd was registered 1858/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Emily Kate Shepherd was registered 1860/Q2 Bath
In the 1861 census at 15&16 Bridewell Lane, Bath:
Charles Shepperd, aged 42, licensed victualler, born at Bath, wife
Ellen J, aged 31, born at Devizes (Wilts), children: Theodosia, aged 7,
born at Bath, Ellen J, aged 6, born at Bath, Alice M, aged 4, born at
Bath, Julia B, aged 2, born at Bath, and Emily K, aged 1, born at Bath,
a visitor, a barmaid and four servants.
The death of Charles Shepherd was registered 1861/Q3 Bath.
The death of Julia Bessie Shepherd was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.
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Names
4E27
4E29
William Underwood
Whitney (1787-1862)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Emily Kate Shepherd was registered 1864/Q2 Bath.
No monument. From the burial book, the grave of four infant children
of James Wyatt, butcher.
No monument.
Baptised on 5 Mar 1815 at Walcot, Bath: William Underwood Whitney,
son of William Underwood & Maria Whitney [IGI].
In the 1841 census at Worcester Cottage, by Grosvenor Place, Bath:
Willm Whitney, aged 50, surgeon, not born in Somerset, Maria
Whitney, aged 45, born in Somerset, Sophia Whitney, aged 20, born in
Somerset, Ellen Whitney, aged 15, born in Somerset, Emma Whitney,
aged 15, born in Somerset, Richard Whitney, aged 13, born in
Somerset, and John Whitney, aged 11, born in Somerset.
The death of Maria Whitney, aged about 50-60, was registered
1846/Q1 Bath. From BathBMD the event occurred in 1845.
In the 1851 census at the Eastern Dispensary, Cleveland Place, Bath:
William Whitney, aged 60, widower, apothecary, born at [Hereford]
City, children: Emma, aged 23, embroideress, born in Gloucestershire,
and John, aged 19, assistant apothecary, born at Bristol (Glos), and a
servant.
In the 1861 census at 32 Henrietta Street, Bath: William Undd
Whitney, aged 76, widower, retired apothecary, born at Hereford.
In the 1861 census at 13 Great College Street, Westminster: William
Underwood Whitney, aged 47, practitioner in medicine & surgery,
born at Bath, wife Sophie M, aged 40, born in Middlesex, seven
children, an aunt, four servants and a boarder.
The death of William Underwood Whitney, aged 74, was registered
1862/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: William Underwood Whitney,
aged 74, late dispensary chemist at Eastern Dispensary, died on 23
Feb 1862.
The death of William Underwood Whitney, aged 82, was registered
1895 St Geo H Sq.
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Plot
4E31
Names
Emily Jane Adams
(1839-1913)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMILY JANE ADAMS
Henry Adams (18381923)
MAY 19TH 1913, AGED 74.
―
Herbert Parker (18031862)
“UNTO THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY”
―
ALSO OF
Herbert Alfred Kentish
Adams (1862-1863)
HENRY ADAMS, HER HUSBAND
DIED JUNE 26TH 1923, AGED 85
―
Jane Yeats Parker
(1818-1868)
Elizabeth Hutchins
(1811-1870)
AT REST
On slab:
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
HERBERT PARKER
MARCH THE 6TH 1862
AGED 58 YEARS
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
HERBERT ALFRED KENTISH
THE BELOVED CHILD OF
HENRY & EMILY ADAMS
WHO DIED SEP: 3 1863
AGED 10 MONTHS
Also
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANE YEATS PARKER
AGED 50
Also
ELIZABETH HUTCHINS
SISTER OF THE ABOVE NAMED
HERBERT PARKER
AGED 59
HER END WAS PEACE
Headstone 30”
In the 1841 census at The Corridor, Bath:
Herbert Parker, aged 30, piano forte tuner, not born in Somerset,
Elizabeth Parker, aged 30, born in Somerset, Jane Hutchins, aged 10,
born in Somerset, and a servant.
There are death registrations for an Elizabeth Parker at Bath in
1847/Q1 and 1848/Q4.
In the 1851 census at 14 Cheap Street, Bath:
Herbert Parker, aged 44, widower, organist & piano forte tuner, born
at Wilton (Wilts).
In the 1851 census at 1 Orange Grove Court, Bath:
Joseph Hutchins, aged 45, commercial traveller (book trade), born at
Marden (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 41, milliner, born at Wilton
(Wilts), and children: Jane, aged 20, milliner, born at Walcot, Bath,
Emily, aged 17, milliners apprentice, born at St Luke’s, London,
George, aged 12, born at Walcot, Bath, Tirzah (daughter), aged 4,
born at St Peter & St Paul, Bath, and Amy, aged 2, born at St Peter &
St Paul, Bath.
In the 1861 census at 1 Orange Grove, Bath:
Herbert Parker, aged 54, widower, piano forte tuner, born at Wilton
(Wilts), and Jane Yeats Parker, aged 43, unmarried, sister, straw
bonnet maker, born at Wilton.
In the 1861 census at 22 The Corridor, Bath:
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Elizabeth Hutchins, aged 50, widow, milliner, born at Wilton (Wilts),
and children: Emily J, aged 27, unmarried, milliner, born in London
(Middx), Tirzah (daughter), aged 14, milliner, born at Bath, Amy, aged
12, born at Bath, and Frank, aged 9, born at Bath.
The death of Herbert Parker was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.
The death of Herbert Kentish Adams was registered 1863/Q3 Bath.
The death of Jane Yeats Parker, aged 50, was registered 1868/Q3
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Hutchins, aged 59, was registered 1870/Q3
Bath.
In the 1881 census at Farnham (Surrey):
Henry Adams, aged 43, bank clerk, born at New York (British Subject),
wife Emily J, aged 39, born at Bristol (Glos), six children and a
servant.
In the 1891 census at The Elms, Fairfield, Farnham (Surrey):
Henry Adams, aged 53, bank clerk, born at New York, America, wife
Emily J, aged 50, born at Bristol (Glos), four children and a servant.
4E32
William Beauchamp
(1802-1877)
South:
WILLIAM BEAUCHAMP ESQRE DIED NOVEMBER 22ND 1877 AGED 75
LOVED AND SORROWED BY HIS WIFE AND SON
Tapering, pitched with flat top 30”
In the 1861 census at 3 Avenue Terrace, Chelsea:
William Beauchamp, aged 60, gentleman, born at Guildford (Surrey),
and wife Jane, aged 50, born in Surrey.
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In the 1871 census at 19 Grosvenor Place, Bath:
William Beauchamp, aged 67, retired surgeon, born at Guildford
(Surrey), wife Jane, aged 61, born at Guildford, and two servants
4E33
George Duncan
Drummond (17941863)
Effield Drummond
(1802-1875)
Headstone 30” No inscription evident on pitched part. The headstone
is broken and delaminated.
In the 1861 census at 4 Moss Lane, Moss Side (Lancs):
George Drummond, aged 66, Army unattached, born in London, wife
Effield, aged 59, born at Wincanton (Som), daughter Maria, aged 30,
born at Dover, Annie Messiter, aged 21, unmarried, niece, born at
Portsmouth, and two servants.
From the burial book: George Duncan Drummond, aged 69, Major late
of 95th Regt of Rifle Brigade, of 18 Charles Street, died on 20 Jul 1863.
From the burial book: Effield Drummond, aged 73, widow of Major
Geo Duncan Drummond, of 4 Upper Camden Place, died on 25 Aug
1875.
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Names
Jane Harriet Kirkham
(1800-1863)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
To the memory of
JANE HARRIET KIRKHAM
13TH DAY OF AUGUST 1863
AGED 63
Slab 30”
Thomas Kirkham, aged 35, lod[ging] h[ouse] keeper, born in Somerset,
Jane Kirkham, aged 40, born in Somerset, Henry Kirkham, aged 15,
clerk, born in Somerset, Authur (sic) Kirkham, aged 15, ap[prentice],
born in Somerset, Frederick Kirkham, aged 15, born in Somerset,
Edward Kirkham, aged 12, born in Somerset, Jane Kirkham, aged 10,
born in Somerset, and Lewis Kirkham, aged 6, born in Somerset, and
three servants.
In the 1851 census at 26 Manchester Street, St Marylebone, London:
Jane Kirkham, aged 50, widow, proprietor of houses, born at Bath,
and Jane Kirkham, aged 18, born at Bath, both lodgers.
In the 1861 census at 34 Nottingham Place, St Marylebone, London:
George F Anderson, aged 66, on Her Majesty’s Establishment, born in
London, wife Lucy, age 60, professor of music, Jane H Kirkham, aged
58, unmarried, ‘relative’, born at Bath, and four servants.
The death of Jane Harriet Kirkham was registered 1863/Q3 Bath.
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Names
Harriett Meredith
(1802-1863)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
to the memory of
HARRIETT MEREDITH
WHO DIED AT BATH
JUNE 12TH 1863.
AGED 61.
Headstone 30”
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In the 1861 census at 3 Lower East Hayes, Bath:
Harriet Meredith, aged 52, unmarried, lodger, supported by relations,
born in Ireland.
From the burial book: Harriett Meredith, aged 61, of Lower East
Hayes, died on 12 Jun 1863.
No monument.
In the 1861 census at 13 Partis College, Weston (Som): Susanna
Cornwall, aged 73, unmarried, daughter of clergyman, born at Wotton
under Edge (Glos), Susan Cornwall, aged 38, unmarried, visitor,
daughter of medical man, born at Fairford (Glos), and a servant.
Susanna Cornwall
(1787-1861)
From the burial book: Susanna Cornwall, aged 74, spinster, of 13
Partis College, Weston, died on 10 Dec 1861.
4E41
Fanny Louisa Hollings
(1823-1860)
Henry Hollings (18121847)
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IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
FANNY LOUISA
WIDOW OF THE LATE CAPTAIN HENRY HOLLINGS
OF H.E.I.C.S. 66TH BENGAL N. I.
DIED AT BATH AUGUST 12: 1860
AGED 37
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Notes
Cross 30”
Baptised on 3 Sep 1812 at Calcutta: Henry Hollings, son of William
Charles Hollings & Sophia Gall, died on 23 Feb 1847 [IGI].
On 29 Sep 1842 at Calcutta Henry Hollings, son of William Charles
Hollings & Sophia Gall, married Fanny Louisa Fraser [IGI].
The death of Fanny Louisa Hollings was registered 1860/Q3 Bath.
From the burial book: Fanny Louisa Hollings, aged 37, of 24 Henrietta
Street, widow of Capt Henry Hollings, died on 12 Aug 1860.
4E43
Thomas Macaulay
Cruttwell (1776-1848)
Mary Cruttwell (17861869)
Mary Cruttwell (18061876)
In memory of
Thomas M[acaule]y Cruttwell
Esquire
late of this City
who Died Oct. xxiii mdcccxlviii
and whose remains are in the family vault
under St James’s Church Bath
—
Also in memory of
Mary Cruttwell, his Widow
who Died Feb 1st mdccclxix
Aged lxxv Years
And is here interred
Mary Cruttwell their eldest Child
Died [19]th June mdcccl[xxvi] Aged [lxx] Years
Celtic cross as headstone. Gothic script. 3’6”
In the 1841 census at Perrymead Lodge, Bath:
Thomas Cruttwell, aged 60, solicitor, born in Somerset, Mary
Cruttwell, aged 50, not born in Somerset, Mary Cruttwell, aged 30,
born in Somerset, Jane Browne, aged 25, born in Somerset, John
Browne, aged 7 weeks, born in Somerset, and four servants.
In the 1843 Law List in the section for Bath on p 194
Cruttwell, Thos. Macaulay, Thomas Cruttwell and Robert Cruttwell.
The death of Thomas Macaulay Cruttwell, aged 72, was registered
1848/Q4 Bath. Will of Thomas Macaulay Cruttwell, Gentleman of
Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 24 Nov 1848, PROB
11/2083.
In the 1851 census at 4 South Hayes, Bath:
Mary Cruttwell, aged 84, widow, landed & house proprietor, born in
Berkshire, daughter Mary, aged 44, unmarried, born at Bath, and two
servants.
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Inscriptions
Notes
Mary Cruttwell, aged 74, house proprietor, born at Hurley (Berks),
Mary Cruttwell, aged 54, unmarried, daughter, house proprietor, born
at Bath, Jane Browne, aged 45, married, house proprietor, born at
Bath, and two servants.
The death of Mary Crutwell (sic), aged 75, was registered 1862/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Mary Cruttwell, aged 75, of 17 Seymour
Street, widow of Thomas Macauley Cruttwell, solicitor, died on 7 Feb
1862.
The death of Mary Cruttwell, aged 70, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Cruttwell, aged 70, of Perrymead,
Widcombe, daughter of the late Thomas Macauley Cruttwell, died on
19 Jun 1876.
4E44
4’ No inscription evident. No corresponding entry found in the burial
book.
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Row 4F
8
6
5
3
Willes
10
Skrine
11
Matcham
12
Pyne
14
Bussell
Inscriptions
Here rest the remains of the Revd Edward Willes MA Prebendary of Wells
16
Morgan
Twysden
18
Taylor
20
Gibbs
22
Pitcher
24
Reed
26
Myers
28
Grant
30
Atkins
32
Lloyd
33
Hughes
35
Black
37
Guy
39
Kane
Names
Edward Willes (17691847)
40
Newbolt
42
Luscombe
Plot
4F1
45
Moore
46
Chitty
Leech
10 feet
1
Notes
Slab 30” Pink granite with MI on a metal scroll. Evidence remains that
there was a further part of the MI with two holes in the granite and
the remains of metal.
In the 1841 census at Walcot Parade, Bath:
Edward Willes, aged 65, Revd, not born in Somerset, Phillips Willes,
(female) aged 50, not born in Somerset, Jane Willes, aged 25, born in
Somerset, Charlotte Willes, aged 20, born in Somerset, Francis Willes,
aged 15 , born in Somerset, and a servant.
The death of Edward Willes was registered 1847/Q4 Bath.
Willes, Edward, born at Christian Malford, Wilts, s. William
archdeacon of Wells. PEMBROKE COLL., matric. 27 March, 1786,
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Inscriptions
4F3
Charles Skrine (17851837)
North:
Notes
aged 16; B.A. 1789, M.A. 1801, preb. of Wells 1799, died at Bath
30 Oct., 1847.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES SKRINE
WHO DIED JULY 31 1837 AGED 52
INTERRED IN THE ABBEY CHURCH
ALSO ELIZABETH RELICT OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 20, 1858, AGED 82
ALSO MARY THEIR YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
WHO DIED NOV 28TH 1845 AGED 23.
ALSO WILLIAM THEIR ELDEST SON
WHO DIED SEPT 23, 1851 AGED 31.
ALSO ANN NUNN SISTER OF CHARLES SKRINE
WHO DIED MARCH 23, 1852, AGED 70
Elizabeth Skrine
(1775-1858)
Mary Skrine (18261848)
Ann Nunn (1781-1852)
William Skrine (18201851)
Charles Skrine (18231895)
West:
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
LT. COL. CHARLES SKRINE,
LATE 78TH HIGHLANDERS,
WHO FELL ASLEEP AT BATH MAY 18, 1895
IN HIS 72ND YEAR.
LOOKING UNTO JESUS
Isabella Renwick
Skrine (1834-1923)
“ABSENT FROM THE BODY PRESENT WITH THE LORD”
“I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS”
“JESUS SAID I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE”
THIS CROSS WAS ERECTED BY HIS BROTHER OFFICERS AS A MARK OF THEIR
ESTEEM AND AFFECTION.
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ISABELLA RENWICK SKRINE
WIFE OF LT COL CHARLES SKRINE
WHO DIED DEC 7TH 1923, AGED 89 YEARS.
AT REST
Square 3’
On the cross ‘CUIDICH N’RHI’. From Hart’s Annual Army List for 1860
p 310 the 78th (Highland) Regiment of Foot (or Ross-shire Buffs) had as
its motto: “Cuidich n’Rhi” – The Elephant, superscribed “ASSAYE”
“MAIDA” “JAVA”. The motto is Gaelic for ‘Help the King’. (It also
occurs as ‘Cuidich ‘n Righ’.) ‘Assaye’ comes the battle on 23 Sep 1803
in the Second Anglo-Maratha War. ‘Maida’ from the battle in Calabria
on 4 Jul 1806 against the French, the British defending the Kingdom of
Naples. ‘Java’ comes from the operation in Java against Franco-Dutch
troops in 1811. (In 1881 the 72nd and 78th regiments were merged into
the Seaforth Highlanders.)
This family seem to be descended from William Skrine of Claverton.
There is a series of Skrine entries in Alumni Oxonienses, the earliest
of which is for: William Skrine, s. William, of Claverton, Somerset,
gent., ST JOHN’S COLL., matric. 24 Jan 1737-8, aged 16.
Charles Skrine, aged 15, chemist app[rentice], born in Somerset.
The death of Charles Skrine was registered 1837/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Skrine, aged 23, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 5 St James Place, Bath:
William Skrine, aged 30, unmarried, butcher’s clerk, born at Bath.
The death of Ann Nunn was registered 1852/Q1 Bath.
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Notes
The death of Elizabeth Skrine was registered 1858/Q1 Kensington.
In the 1861 census at Edinburgh Castle:
Charles Skrine, aged 37, quartermaster, born in England, and Isabella
Skrine, aged 26, born at Dumfries.
The death of Charles Skrine, aged 70, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Greenlaw Park, Glencorse (Midlothian):
Charles Skrine, aged 36 (56?), Major Staff Paymr, A. P. D. Active List,
born in England, wife Isabella Renwick, aged 48, born at Dumfries,
two visitors and two servants.
In the 1891 census at Laurel Cottage, Sion Hill, Bath:
Charles Skrine, aged 66, Army retired Lieut .Col. of Infantry, born at
Bath, wife Isabella R, aged 57, born in Scotland, Mary Hutchinson,
aged 37, married, niece, living on her own means, born at Bath,
William C Hutchinson, aged 11, great-nephew, born at Islington,
Stanley Hutchinson, aged 9, born at Islington, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 38 Sion Hill, Bath:
Isabella R Skrine, aged 67, widow, living on own means, born in
Scotland, and a servant.
4F5
Catherine Matcham
(1837-1864)
Sydney Horn Matcham
(1858-1868)
John Matcham (18301902)
IN MEMORY OF
CATHERINE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN MATCHAM
AGED 27 YEARS
ALSO
SYDNEY HORN MATCHAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
AGED 10 YEARS
ALSO
JOHN MATCHAM
HUSBAND AND FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AT ABINGDON
SEPT 14TH 1902
AGED 72
Headstone 30”
The marriage of John Matcham to Catharine Hobbs was registered
1854/Q3 Clifton.
The birth of Sydney Horne Matcham was registered 1858/Q3 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
John Matcham, aged 31, house contactor, born at Reading (Berks),
wife Catherine, aged 23, born at St James, Bath, children: John E,
aged 4, born at Twerton, Sydney N, aged 2½ , born at St James, Bath,
and Arthur H, aged 13 months, born at St James, Bath, and two
servants.
The death of Catharine Matcham was registered 1864/Q4 Bath.
The death of Sydney Horne Matcham, aged 9, was registered 1868/Q3
Bath.
4F6
James Kendrick Pyne
(1810-1893)
West:
BLESSED ARE THE DEPARTED WHO IN
THE LORD ARE SLEEPING
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES KENDRICK PYNE
ORGANIST FOR 52 YEARS
OF THE ABBEY CHURCH BATH
BORN AUG. 21. 1810
DIED MARCH 4 1893
ALSO
EMILY WIFE OF THE ABOVE
JAN. 23. 1909 AGED 79 YEARS
DEEPLY MOURNED BY THEIR
SORROWING CHILDREN.
ALSO
JAMES KENDRICK PYNE, ELDEST SON OF THE
ABOVE, DIED JAN 26TH 1850 AGED 5 MONTHS
ALSO
KATE PYNE, INFANT DAUGHTER.
DIED APRIL 19 1853
Emily Pyne (18291909)
James Kendrick Pyne
(1849-1850)
Kate Pyne (1853)
Charlotte Byard (17781863)
William Byard
Maria Hobbs (18091886)
Samuel Flower Hobbs
(-1844)
East:
CHARLOTTE
WIFE OF WILLIAM BYARD
DIED MARCH 1 1863
AGED 84
MARIA
WIFE OF SAMUEL FLOWER HOBBS
DIED FEB. 15TH 1886
AGED 76
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Headstone 30”
Charlotte Byard, aged 50, saddler, not born in Somerset, Samuel
Hobbs, aged 50, saddler, born in Somerset, Maria Hobbs, aged 30,
born in Somerset, Emily Hobbs, aged 12, born in Somerset, Georgina
Hobbs, aged 6, born in Somerset, and Catherine Hobbs, aged 3, born
in Somerset.
The death of Samuel Flower Hobbs, aged about 36, was registered
1844/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of James Kendrick Pyne to Emily Maria Hobbs was
The birth of James Kendrick Pyne was registered 1849/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hobbs.
The death of James Kendrick Pyne was registered 1850/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 7 Alfred Street, Bath:
James H Pyne, aged 38, organist, born at Bloomsbury (Middx), wife
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Emily M, aged 23, professor of singing, born at Bath, Charlotte Byard,
aged 60, widow, grandmother, born at Stoke (Som), daughter Emily L,
aged 5 months, born at Bath, and a servant.
The birth of James Kendrick Pyne was registered 1852/Q1 Bath,
James Hardk (sic) Pyne, aged 48, born at Bloomsbury, London, wife
Emily, aged 3, born at St James, Bath, children: Emily L, aged 10,
born at Walcot, Bath, James K, aged 9, born at Walcot, Bath, ad
Minton (son), aged 5, born at Walcot, Bath, Charlotte Bayard, aged
76, widow, grandmother, annuitant, born at Bradford (Wilts), a
boarder and two servants.
The death of Charlotte Byard, aged 84, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath.
James Kendrick Pyne, aged 70, professor of music, born in London,
wife Emily Maria, aged 51, born at Bath, son Ernest Wesley, aged 16,
born at Bath, Maria Hobbs, aged 75, widow, mother in law, born at
Frome (Som), a visitor and two servants.
4F8
Henry Bussell (18281850)
John Bussell (18021879)
Sarah Bussell (18031885)
HERE LIETH THE REMAINS OF
HENRY SECOND SON OF
JOHN AND SARAH BUSSELL
OF THIS CITY
AGED 22
—
ALSO OF
JOHN BUSSELL
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED AWAY DECR 29TH 1879
AGED 77
HIS END WAS PEACE
+
ALSO OF
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The death of James Kendrick Pyne, aged 82, was registered 1893/Q1
Wandsworth.
Headstone 30”
In the 1841 census at Belvedere East, Bath:
John Bussell, aged 35, painter, born in Somerset, Sarah Bussell, aged
35, born in Somerset, Charlotte Bussell, aged 15, born in Somerset,
Mary Bussell, aged 15, born in Somerset, John Bussell, aged 14, born
in Somerset, Henry Bussell, aged 12, born in Somerset, Charles
Bussell, aged 6, born in Somerset, Matilda Bussell, aged 5, born in
Somerset, Elizabeth Bussell, aged 3, born in Somerset, Joseph Bussell,
aged 2, born in Somerset, Walter Bussell, aged 4 months, born in
The death of Henry Bussell, aged 21, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 2 Montpellier, Lansdown, Bath:
Maria Bussell, aged 28, unmarried, teacher of music & dancing, born
at Bath, John Bussell, aged 67, father, retired builder, born at
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Inscriptions
SARAH, WIFE OF
JOHN BUSSELL
WHO AFTER
YEARS OF PATIENT SUFFERING
DIED NOVEMBER 30TH 1885
AGED 82
Notes
Martock (Som), Sarah Bussell, aged 66, mother, born at Bath,
Elizabeth Bussell, aged 33, unmarried, sister, dressmaker, born at
Bath, Emily Bussell, aged 26, unmarried, sister, music teacher, born
at Bath, a lodger and a servant.
The death of John Bussell, aged 77, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath.
The death of Sarah Bussell, aged 82, was registered 1885/Q4 Bath.
4F10
Emily Frances Morgan
(1826-1849)
Headstone:
SACRED
to the Memory of
EMILY FRANCES MORGAN
who Died Novr 17th 1849
Her end was Peace
Also MERCY mother of the above
and Relict of
THOMAS MORGAN Esqre
of Llangadock Carmarthenshire
Died Novr 27: 1853 Aged 67
Mercy Morgan (17861853)
Thomas Morgan
Pitched slab:
Difficult to read
The death of Emily Frances Morgan, aged 23, was registered 1849/Q4
Bath.
In the 1851 census at 6 Walcot Parade, Bath:
Mercy Morgan, aged 55, widow, proprietor of houses, born at
Llangadock (Carmarthenshire), and daughter Georgiana Elizth, aged
24, unmarried, born at Llangadock.
The death of Mercy Morgan, aged 67, was registered 1853/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book also buried here are:
Anna Sophia French, aged 63, of 5 South Parade, wife of James French
MD, who died on 16 Jul 1883, and
James French, aged 77, of 13 Lansdown Place, Cheltenham, who died
on 10 Sep 1890.
In the 1881 census at 6 Lansdown Place, Cheltenham: James French,
aged 68, physician not in practice, born at Llangadok (sic)
(Carmarthenshire), and wife Annie S, aged 59, born at the same
place.
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4F11
Names
Flora Twysden (17901852)
Frances Twysden
(1771-1848)
William Jarvis
Twysden (1760-1834)
Inscriptions
Notes
…………WYS[DEN]
DIED AT BATH
ON THE 30TH MAY 1852
AGED 62 YEARS
DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS TWYSDEN
AGED 76 YEARS
WHO DIED ON THE 20 FEB-1848.
AND WAS BURIED AT BONN
ON THE RHINE
AND OF THE LATE SIR
WILLIAM JARVIS TWYSDEN BART
OF ROYDON HALL KENT
Small headstone 2’ Top part delaminated
William Jarvis Twysden, born on 17 May 1760, of Roydon, Wye (Kent),
son of William Twysden & Mary Jarvis, married Frances Wynch on 21
May 1786, and died on 3 Feb 1834 [IGI]. See also A New and Complete
History of the County of Kent, by William Henry Ireland, London: 1829
Vol. III p 450
Born on 22 Jun 1790 at Roydon (Kent): Flora Twisden, daughter of
William Jarvis Twisden & Frances Wynch [IGI].
The death of Flora Twysden, aged 62, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Flora Twysden, of New King Street, no date of
death given.
From Notes On The Family Of Twysden And Twisden. By Ronald G.
Hatton, C.B.E., D.Sc., F.R.S., and the Rev. Christopher H. Hatton,
O.S.B. Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 58 – 1945 page 58 :
“H24 (262). Sir William Jarvis Twysden, 7th Bart. of Roydon. 17621834. Portrait, in blue coat with white waistcoat and red under vest.
High collar and neckcloth, grey breeches. Watch chain with gold seal.
1826. (36” X 28”.) Artist: Rev. E. T. Green. Son of Sir William and
Lady Mary Twysden. Married: Francies Wynch, daughter of Alexander
Wynch of Harley Street. He eloped with her to Gretna Green when
Francies was only 15 and had to flee from his creditors to France
immediately afterwards. He, with his sons, dissipated the remnants of
the Roydon estates, though one, Francis, earned an honest living as a
railway porter at Ashford, Kent.”
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4F12
Names
Mary Taylor (17631851)
William Taylor (17531836)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY TAYLOR
WHO DIED THE 17 DAY OF APRIL 1851
AGED 87
WIFE OF WILLIAM TAYLOR ESQR
LATE OF WORCESTER PARK SURREY
WHO DIED THE 16 DAY OF JULY 1836
AGED 83
AND WAS BURIED AT AVRANCHES NORMANDY
Headstone 30”
Mary Taylor, aged 86, widow, land proprietor born in London (Middx),
children: Margaret J, aged 50, unmarried, land proprietor, born at
Stratford plc, Maldon, London, and Frances L, aged 47, unmarried,
land proprietor, born at Worcester Park (Surrey), and two servants.
4F14
Frances Charlotte
Gibbs (1850-1855)
William Gibbs
Mary Ann Gibbs
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
FRANCES CHARLOTTE
SECOND DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM & MARY ANN GIBBS
OF THIS CITY
AUGUST 2ND 1855 AGED 5 YEARS
“SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME
AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR OF SUCH IS THE
KINGDOM OF GOD”
Slab 30”
The birth of Frances Charlotte Gibbs was registered 1850/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Bull.
In the 1851 census at 23 Union Street, Bath: Wm Gibbs, aged 27,
master cook confectioner (employing 6 men), born at Walcot, wife
Maryann, aged 25, born at Walcot, children: Maryann C, aged 1, born
at Bath, and Frances C, aged 8 months, born at Bath, and six servants
(two shopwomen, a nurse and three other servants).
(In the same census at Southcot Place was William Gibbs, 57, retired
confectioner, his wife Maryann and a servant.)
The death of Frances Charlotte Gibbs was registered 1855/Q3 Bath.
From the burial book: Frances Charlotte Gibbs, aged 5, daughter of
William, pastry cook, of Union Street, died on 2 Aug 1855.
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4F16
Names
Ann Pitcher (17731855)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN PITCHER
WHO DIED AT BATH
AUGUST 20TH 1855
AGED 82
DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER ATTACHED
MISTRESS AFTER FORTY YEARS
FAITHFUL SERVICE
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at the household of Robert & Maria Ball at 52
Pulteney Street, Bath:
Ann Pitcher, aged 70, unmarried, servant, housekeeper, born at
Beccles (Suffolk).
The death of Ann Pitcher, aged 82, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath.
4F18
John Reed (18161860)
Elizabeth Reed (18051891)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN REED
WHO DIED APRIL 21ST 1860
AGED 43 YEARS
………………………………
Also
ELIZABETH REED
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED WHIT SUNDAY
MAY 17TH 1891
AGED 85 YEARS
HERE THY GRACE AND ……………
GRANT ……………………………………
AND ………………………………………
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 20 Somerset Buildings, Bath:
John Reed, aged 32, tailor, born at Tiverton (Devon), wife Elizabeth,
aged 34, born at Melksham (Wilts), and children: Walter, aged 8, born
at Bath, and Alfred, aged 4, born at Bath.
The death of John Reed, aged 43, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.
Elizabeth Reed, aged 44, widow, tailoress, born at Melksham (Wilts),
and children: Walter J, aged 19, wood carver & artist, born at Bath,
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4F20
Robert Myers (17861861)
Inscriptions
Notes
and Alfred J, aged 14, wood carver & artist, born at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Reed, aged 85, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath.
Mary Ann Myers (17921879)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ROBERT MYER
OF LIVERPOOL
WHO DEPARTED THIS [LIFE]
APRIL 14TH 1861
AGED 74 YEARS
BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS [FOR]
THEY SHALL BE CALLED THE [SONS OF GOD]
OF GOD MATTHEW [5:9]
Also
MARY ANN
WIFE OF
ROBERT MYER
DIED FEBRY 14TH 18[79]
AGED 74
Slab
In the 1851 census at Bristol Road, Weston (Som):
Robert Myers, aged 64, superannuated Inland Revenue, born at
Liverpool, wife Mary Ann, aged 56, born in London (Middx), daughter
Mary O, aged 30, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at Liverpool, a pupil
and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 4 Locksbrook Place, Bath:
Robert Myers, aged 70, Civil Service superannuated, born at
Liverpool, wife Mary A, aged 64, born in London (Middx), daughter
Mary, aged 37, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at Liverpool, a pupil,
a servant and an attendant.
The death of Robert Myers, aged 74, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Myers, aged 78, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.
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Plot
4F22
Names
Charles Grant (17951861)
Inscriptions
Notes
South:
IN MEMORY OF
THE REVEREND CHARLES GRANT
LATE INCUMBENT OF ST LUKE’S BRISTOL
DIED SEPTR 6TH 1861
AGED 66
Pitched 30”
In the 1851 census at Somerset Square, Bedminster (Som):
Charles Grant, aged 55, unmarried, lodger, curate of St Lukes, Barton
Hill, born in London.
In the 1861 census at 3 Regent Place, St Pauls, Bristol:
Charles Grant, aged 65, unmarried, Church of England minister
without cure of souls, born in London.
The death of Charles Grant, aged 66, was registered 1861/Q3 Bath.
Grant, Charles, s. John, of Kennington, Surrey, gent., QUEEN’S
COLL., matric. 4 Dec., 1816, aged 19; sometime incumbent of St.
Luke’s, Bristol, died 6 Sep., 1861, aged 66.
4F24
Mary Atkins (17861862)
James Webb (17981866)
Felix Alfred Cowper
Webb (1791-1868)
Issue 1
In memory of
MRS MARY ATKINS
WIDOW
WHO DIED APRIL 2ND 1862
AGED 75 YEARS
―
Blessed are ……………………… the
Lord and walk in his ways
JAMES WEBB
A SINCERE AND ATTACHED FRIEND OF THE ABOVE
AGED 68 YEARS
FELIX ALFRED COWPER WEBB
DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1868
Slab 30”
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
AGED 77 YEARS
Notes
In the 1841 census at Coleham, Shrewsbury (Salop):
Felix Webb, aged 45, contractor, not born in Shropshire, James Webb,
aged 40, contractor, not born in Shropshire, Mary Webb, aged 50, not
born in Shropshire, and a servant.
In the 1851 census at Holloway Bank, West Bromwich:
Felix Webb, aged 60, married, visitor, tube maker employing 80 men,
born in London (Middx).
The death of Mary Atkins, aged 75, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath.
The death of James Webb, aged 68, was registered 1866/Q3 West
Bromwich.
The death of Felix Webb, aged 77, was registered 1868/Q4 West
Bromwich.
4F26
Martha Eliza Lloyd
(1838-1841)
Ann Louisa Lloyd
(1841-1850)
Jane Lloyd (18081862)
William Lloyd (18111890)
Augusta Eliza Lloyd
(1865-1873)
Clara Amelia Lloyd
(1867-1900)
In
MEMORY OF
MARTHA ELIZA LLOYD
DIED JUNE 2ND 1841
AGED 3 YEARS
―
Also of
ANN LOUISA
DIED MAY 14TH 1850
AGED 9 YEARS
THEIR REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED
IN ST JAMES’S IN THIS CITY
―
Also of
JANE WIFE OF
WILLIAM LLOYD
AND MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
NAMED CHILDREN
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
DECR 14TH 1862
AGED 54 YEARS
A E LLOYD
DIED JUNE 12TH 1873
AGED 8 YEARS
…………………… LLOYD
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5’ with headstone
The birth of Martha Eliza Lloyd was registered 1838/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Thomas. (From BathBMD the event occurred
in 1838.)
The birth of Ann Louisa Lloyd was registered 1841/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Thomas.
In the 1851 census at 17 St James Parade, Bath:
William Lloyd, aged 40, painter, born at Winterbourne (Glos), wife
Jane, aged 44, born at Pembroke, and son Alfred, aged 16, born at
Stapleton (Glos).
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
DIED ………………………
ALSO CLARA AMELIA LLOYD
DIED JANUARY 1ST 1900.
Notes
The death of Jane Lloyd was registered 1862/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of William Lloyd to Jemima Guley at Holy Trinity,
Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Augusta Eliza Lloyd was registered 1865/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Guley.
The birth of Clara Amelia Lloyd was registered 1867/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Guley.
In the 1871 census at 11 James Street, Bath:
William Lloyd, aged 59, house painter, born at Winterbourn (Glos),
wife Jemima, aged 29, born at Manningford (Wilts), and children:
Augusta E, aged 6, born at Bath, Clara A, aged 3, born at Bath, and
Ernest W, aged 2, born at Bath.
The death of Augusta Eliza Lloyd, aged 8, was registered 1873/Q2
Bath.
In the 1881 census at 11 Upper James Street, Bath:
William Lloyd, aged 69, house painter, born at Bristol, wife Jemima,
aged 39, born at Manningford (Wilts), children: Clara A, aged 13, born
at Bath, and Ernest W, aged 12, born at Bath, and a visitor.
The death of William Lloyd, aged 78, was registered 1890/Q3 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 19 Charlotte Street, Bath:
Jemima Lloyd, aged 49, widow, lodging house keeper, born at
Manningford (Wilts), children: Ernest Walter, aged 22, P. decorator,
born at Bath, and Clara A, aged 23, at home, born at Bath, and a
boarder.
The death of Jemima Lloyd, aged 59, was registered 1901/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4F28
Names
John Hughes (18031861)
Inscriptions
In a curve:
Mary Hughes (18001881)
Lower:
Notes
THE LOST IS MY SHEPHERD I SHALL NOT
THIS TABLET
IS ERECTED BY THE BELOVED WIFE OF
QUARTER MASTER SERJEANT
JOHN HUGHES
2ND SOMERSET MILITIA
LATE COLOR AND BAND SERJEANT
H. M. 13TH P. A. LIGHT INFANTRY
ON THE 3RD DECEMBER 1861
AGED 58 YEARS
THOU O CHRIST ART ALL I WANT
……………………………………………………
ALSO
MARY WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED OCTR 19TH 1881
AGED 81 YEARS
Slab 30” ‘Color’ is as found.
John Hughes, aged 55, Staff Sergeant 2nd Som[erset] M[iltiia], born at
Rowde (Wilts), wife Mary, aged 61, born at Gibraltar, and Elizabeth
Gr……………, aged 4, granddaughter, born at Bath.
The death of John Hughes, aged 58, was registered 1861/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: John Hughes, aged 58, Quarter Master Seargent
2nd Somerset Militia, of 4 Pierrepont Street, died on 3 Dec 1861.
In the 1881 census at 6 Northampton Street, Bath:
Mary Hughes, aged 81, widow, boarder, charwoman (in receipt of
poor rates), born at Gibraltar, Spain.
The death of Mary Hughes, aged 81, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Hughes, aged 56 (!), of 6 Northampton
Street, widow of John Hughes, Quarter Master Sergeant, died on 19
Oct 1881.
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Plot
4F30
Names
Sarah Ann Black
(1799-1862)
Inscriptions
Notes
TO THE [MEMORY] OF
SARAH [BLI]CK
LATE OF [LEAMING]TON
WHO DI[ED AT BA]TH
MAR…………………
THE 63RD [YEAR OF H]ER AGE
Slab 30”
clear.
Baptised
daughter
Baptised
daughter
The central part of the surface is missing. The age is not
on 25 Dec 1799 at St Mary’s, Warwick: Sarah Ann Blick,
of Robert & Ann Blick [IGI].
on 22 Aug 1804 at St Mary’s, Warwick: Charlotte Blick,
of Robert & Sarah Blick, date of birth 26 Feb 1804 [IGI].
Will of Robert Blick, Mercer of Warwick, Warwickshire, date 8 Apr
1809, PROB 11/1495.
In the 1851 census at 5 Leam terrace, Leamington Priors: Ann Blick,
aged 91, widow, [living on] interest of money, born at Ryton on
Dunsmore (Warks), children: Sarah A, aged 51, proprietor of houses,
born at Warwick, and Charlotte, aged 47, [living on] interest of
money, born at Warwick, Alfred Blick, aged 12, grandson, born at
Sutton Coldfield, and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 9 Portland Place, Leamington (Warks): Sarah
Ann Blick, aged 61, unmarried, lodger, independent, born at St Mary’s
Warwick, and Charlotte Blick, aged 57, unmarried, lodger,
independent, born at St Mary’s, Warwick.
The death registration of Sarah Ann Blick, aged 63, was registered
1862/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Sarah Ann Blick, aged 62, of 2 South Parade,
died on 1 May 1862.
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Plot
4F32
Names
Ann Guy (1814-1893)
George Guy (18151896)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR MOTHER
West:
ANN GUY
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 31 1893 AGED 78
ALSO OF OUR FATHER GEORGE GUY,
WHO FELL ASLEEP JAN 15 1896 AGED 80
Samuel Guy (17911866)
Ann Guy (1787-1863)
North:
ALSO OF SAMUEL GUY
WHO FELL ASLEEP DEC 30 1866
AGED 75
South:
ALSO OF
ANN GUY
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAR 11 1863
AGED 75
Cross 30”
In the 1851 census at 17 Bridewell Lane, Bath:
Sam Guy, aged 55, brightsmith, born at Bath, wife Anne, aged 60,
born at Bath, George Guy, aged 32, married, son, brightsmith, born at
Bath, Anne Guy, aged 30, daughter in law, born at Bath, and a
servant.
George Guy, aged 44, brightsmith master, born at Bath, wife Ann,
aged 43, born at Bath, and children: George, aged 8, born at Bath,
William, aged 6, born at Bath, and Mary A, aged 3, born at Bath.
The death of Ann Guy, aged 75, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of George Guy to Ann Sage was registered 1864/Q2
Bath. (This marriage is out of sequence and without ready
explanation.)
The death of Samuel Guy, aged 75, was registered 1866/Q4 Bath.
George Guy, aged 57, smith & gas fitter, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged
56, born at Bath, and children: Samuel, aged 19, smith & gas fitter,
born at Bath, George, aged 18, smith & gas fitter, born at Bath, and
William, aged 16, smith & gas fitter, born at Bath, and Mary A, aged
13, born at Bath.
The death of Ann Guy, aged 78, was registered 1893/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
4F33
Louisa Mary Peach
(1800-1865)
On the cross:
Notes
The death of George Guy, aged 80, was registered 1896/Q1 Bath.
I believe in the forgiveness of souls
Benjamin Peach
(1787-1867)
RIP
Lower:
Died
Louisa Mary Peach
February iiird mdccclxv
Aged lxiv
Benjamin Peach
Sept __ mdccclvii Aged lxxx
………………..viith Light Dragoons
5’ with headstone
In the 1851 census at 5 Devonshire Buildings, Bath:
Benjamin Peach, aged 64, Treasurer of the City of Bath & Captain
R.N. half pay, born at Minchinhampton (Glos), wife Louisa M, aged 50,
born at Richmond (Surrey), children: Julia, aged 25, born at Bath,
Louisa Courtney, aged 22, born at Bath, Catherine Rose, aged 10,
born at Bath, Frances Emily, aged 10, born at Bath, Nathaniel Ford,
aged 13, born at Bath, Edward Storey, aged 9, born at Bath, and
Benjamin F M, aged 6, born at Bath, and two servants.
The death of Louisa Maria Peach, aged 64, was registered 1865/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Louisa Maria Peach, aged 64, wife of Capt
Benjamin Peach, City Treasurer, of 5 Devonshire Buildings, Lyncombe,
died on 3 Feb 1865.
The death of Benjamin Peach, aged 80, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
From the burial book: Benjamin Peach, aged 80, City Treasurer, of 5
Devonshire Buildings, Lyncombe, died on 11 Sep 1867.
Issue 1
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Plot
4F35
Names
Caroline Anne Kane
(1811-1862)
William Kane (1813-)
Charles Dallas (17671855)
George Cockburn
Haldane (1729-1799)
Inscriptions
On headstone:
Notes
In memory of
Caroline Anne Lane
The true hearted and devoted Wife of
William Lane Esqre
Daughter of
Brigadier General Charles Dallas
and Granddaughter of
George Courbourn Haldane Esqre
of Gleneagles, Perthshire
Pitched in form of cross with headstone 30”
From The Epitaphs and Monumental Inscriptions in Greyfriars
churchyard, Edinburgh, collected by James Brown, Edinburgh: J
Moodie Miller, 1867, p 79:
Underneath this stone are interred t remains of GEORGE COCKBURN
HALDANE, Esq., of Gleneagles, who died March 2d, 1799, aged 69
years. Also the Hon. MARGARET DRUMMOND, his relict, who died
September 5th, 1821, aged 70 years.
Charles Dallas was born in 1767 at Edinburgh son of William Dallas &
Davidona Haliburton. On 9 May 1801 at Edinburgh he married Janet,
daughter of George Cockburn Haldane. He served in the H.E.I.C., in
the Napoleonic Wars was Captain of the Troop of the Shropshire Corps
of Yeomanry and 1828-1834 was the last H.E.I.C. Governor of St
Helena. He died aged 87 on 26 Apr 1855 at Trefusis House, Exmouth.
The marriage of Caroline Anne Dallas to William Kane was registered
1840/Q3 St Thomas (Devon).
In the 1841 census at 11 Beacon [Street], Littleham, Exmouth
(Devon):
William Kane, aged 25, surgeon, born in Ireland, Caroline Kane, aged
30, not born in Devon, and three servants.
In the 1851 census at Louisa House, Louisa Terrace, Littleham,
Exmouth (Devon):
William Kane, aged 38, physician & surgeon Licentiate Royal Coll.
London and of Royal Coll. Surgeons Ireland M.A. Trin. Coll. Dublin,
born in Ireland, wife Caroline A, aged 40, born at Myford
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
(Montgomeryshire), M J E Harding, aged 16, niece, daughter of
Captain R. N., born at Bath, and two servants.
In the 1851 census at 5 Trefusus Terrace, Littleham, Exmouth
(Devon):
Charles Dallas, aged 83, widower, General Queens & Company
Service, born in Scotland, and three servants.
Caroline Kane, aged 51, wife of a physician, born in Wales, Charlotte
E Smith, aged 27, widow, visitor, born in the East Indies, and two
servants.
The death of Caroline Annie Kane, aged 52, was registered 1862/Q3
Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine (Vol XIII new series) Jul-Sep 1862
p370:
July 21. At Bath, Caroline Anne, wife of William Kane, M.D., youngest
dau. of Brigadier-Gen. C. Dallas, and granddau. of George Cockburn
Haldane, esq., of Gleneagles, Perthshire.
4F37
Anne Frances Newbolt
(1799-1861)
William Robert
Newbolt (1801-1857)
Here
lieth the body of
Anne Francis
widow of the Revd W. R. Newbolt
Vicar of Somerton, Somerset
who died at Bath
October ………………………
Aged ……
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Somerton (Som):
Wm Robert Newbolt, aged 49, vicar of Somerton, born at St Georges,
Bloomsbury (Middx), wife Ann Frances, aged 52, born at Marlbon
(Marylebone) (Middx), children: Julia Matilda, aged 20, born at
Brentwood (Essex), Edward Damian, aged 13, born at Somerton,
Henrietta Cecil……, aged 10, born at Somerton, and William Charles
Edmund, aged 6, born at Somerton, Harriet Elizabeth ……… Magous,
aged 21, unmarried, niece, born at East N……… (Sussex), and five
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
servants.
The death of William Robert Newbolt was registered 1857/Q2 Clifton.
The death of Anne Frances Newbolt, aged 63, was registered 1861/Q4
Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine (vol XI new series) Jul-Dec 1861
p695:
Oct 30 …At Bath, aged 63, Anne Frances, widow of the Rev. W. A.
Newbolt, vicar of Somerton, Somerset.
Newbolt, William Robert, 3s. John Henry, of Fulham, Middlesex,
eq. aur. CHRIST CHURCH, matric. 15 March, 1820, aged 18; student
1821-8, B.A. 1824, M.A. 1826, vicar of Somerton, Somerset, 1833,
until his death 4 April, 1857.
4F39
Edward Luscombe
(1817-1862)
Richard James
Luscombe (1781-1865)
Sacred
to the memory of
Edward Luscombe
who died
December mdccc……
Aged ……
Also of
the Revd Richard James Luscombe
Father of the above
who died June …………
Aged ……
Headstone 30”
Baptised on 4 Jan 1781 at Totnes (Devon): Richard James Luscombe,
son of Richard James & Mary Luscombe [IGI].
On 30 Oct 1806 at Totnes (Devon) Richard James Luscombe married
Phillis King [IGI].
In the 1841 census at New Hitchings, Witham Friary (Som):
Edward Luscombe, aged 25, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, six
agricultural labourers and a servant.
The marriage of Edward Luscombe to Ellen Lucy Heley was registered
1842/Q4 Chard.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1851 census at New Hitchings, Witham Friary (Som):
Edward Luscombe, aged 34, farmer 150 acres empl[oying] 5 men, his
own Estate, born at Holne (Devon), wife Ellen Lucy, aged 25, born at
Hinton St George (Som), Richd Jas Luscombe, aged 70, widower,
vicar, born at Totness (sic) (Devon), and two servants.
In the 1861 census at Belle Vue House, Lyncombe, Bath:
Edward Luscombe, aged 41, gentleman, born at Holne (Devon), wife
Ellen, aged 30, born at Hinton St George (Som), and a servant.
In the 1861 census at Stawell (Som):
Richard J Luscombe, aged 80, widower, vicar of Stawell, born at
Totnes (Devon), and two servants.
The death of Edward Luscombe, aged 47, was registered 1863/Q1
Bath,
The death of Richard James Luscombe, aged 84, was registered
1865/Q2 Bath.
Luscombe, Richard James, s. Richard, of Totnes, Devon, gent. ST
MARY HALL, matric. 14 March, 1799. aged 18; of Moorlynch,
Somerset, 1847, father of the next named.
4F40
Francis Moore (18101864)
Susanna Moore (18141900)
In memory of
FRANCIS MOORE
BORN AT ST JOHN’S NEWFOUNDLAND
SEPTEMBER 5TH 1810
DIED AT BATH MAY 20TH 186_
BLESSED ARE THE PURE [IN HEA]RT FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD
ALSO SUSANNA
WIDOW OF THE [ABO]VE FRANCIS MOORE
WHO DIED AT BATH JANY 30TH 1900.
AGED 86.
AND SO HE BRINGETH THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE
THEY WOULD BE.
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Francis Moore to Susanna Wilkinson at Holy Trinity,
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1851 census at 3 Russell Street, Bath:
Francis Moore, aged 83, widower, General in the Army, born in
Ireland, Francis Moore, aged 40, married, gentleman, born at St
John’s Newfoundland, Susanna Moore, aged 37, daughter in law, lady,
born in Cambridgeshire, Francis Moore, aged 7, grandson, born in
Hampshire, William B Moore aged 4, grandson, born at Bath, and five
servants.
Francis Moore, aged 92, widower, General (Army) half-pay, born at
Armagh (Ireland), Francis Moore, aged 50, son, married, Captain
(Army) retired, born at St John’s Newfoundland, Susanna Moore, aged
47, daughter in law, born at Gamlingay (Cambs), William B Moore,
aged 14, grandson, born at Bath, two visitors and three servants.
The death of Francis Moore, aged 53, was registered 1864/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Francis Moore, aged 53, of 13 Alfred Street,
formerly Captain, died on 20 May 1864.
Susanna Moore, aged 77, widow, living on own means, born at
Gamlingay (Cambs), Cara Moore, aged 34, married, daughter in law,
born in Ireland, Cara A Moore, aged 14, grand-daughter, born at
Kingston, Ireland, Mary J Moore, aged 15, grand-daughter, born on
Guernsey, and four servants.
The death of Susannah Moore, aged 86, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Susanna Moore, aged 86, of 3 Russell Street,
died on 31 Jan 1900.
See also 5F20.
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Plot
4F42
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Cross 30” Delaminated, no inscription.
From the burial book, buried here are:
Sarah Joyce, aged 74, of South Hayes, Lyncombe, formerly of
Whitchurch (Salop), who died on 8 Aug 1863, and
Emma Ruscoe, aged 80, widow, of Baliol House, Prior Park Road, who
died on 25 Oct 1875.
4F45
Richard Chitty (18061871)
…
RICHARD CHITTY
COLL 40TH REGT H.E.I.C. BENGAL NATIVE INFANTRY
BORN APRIL 1ST 1806
DIED AT STOW VILLA OLDFIELD ROAD. BATH
APRIL 10TH 1871
Pitched
In the 1871 census at Stow Villa, Oldfield Road, Bath:
Richard Chitty, aged 65, unmarried, Lieut-Colonel of Infantry H. M.
Indian Army retired list, born at Deal (Kent), Henry Chitty, aged 27,
visitor, draper unemployed, born at Deal, and two servants.
The death of Richard Chitty, aged 63, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4F46
Names
Alexander Johnstone
Leech (1826-1857)
Thomas Watson Leech
Thomas Bagley Leech
(1825-1859)
Selina Charlotte
Dubarle (1802-1869)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
MEMORY OF
ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE
LEECH
DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1857
AGED 31
SON OF CAPTN T. W. LEECH
H.E.I.C.S.
THOMAS BAGLEY
THIRD SON OF THE ABOVE
CAPTN LEECH
DIED FEBRY 2ND 1859
AGED 34
ALSO SELINA CHARLOTTE DUBARLE
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
DIED SEPTR 16TH 1871 AGED 69
Thomas Watson Leech appears as no. 4 on the HEICS ship China –
sailed ports 5 Mar 1808 moorings 14 Sep 1809 in A Register Ships of
the United East India Company by Charles Hardy and & Horatio
Charles Hardy, 1811.
In the Register of Letters of Marque taken out against the USA (The
National Archives ADM 7/319):
ship: Retreat, captain: Thomas Watson Leech, tons: 548; carriage 12.
The list of the voyages of the Retreat (built in 1805) held at the
British Library (but without a reference) has:
4) 1810/1 Bengal. Capt Thomas Watson Leech. Torbay 30 May 1811 –
21 Jun Madeira – 17 Nov Saugor – 24 Nov Calcutta – 23 Feb 1812 Saugor
– 14 Jun St Helena – 4 Sep Falmouth – 14 Sep Downs. (5) 1812/3 Bengal
and Benkulen. Capt Thomas Watson Leech. Portsmouth 20 Apr 1813 –
13 May Madeira – 29 May São Tiago – 12 Sep Saugor – 23 Sep Calcutta –
16 Nov Saugor – 3 Jan 1814 Benkulen – 7 Apr St Helena – 6 Aug Downs.
Baptised on 25 Dec 1821 at St Mary’s, Lambeth: Robert Molony Leech,
son of Thomas Watson & Selina Charlotte Leech [IGI].
Baptised on 8 Jun 1823 at St Mary’s, Lambeth: Selina Elizabeth Leech,
daughter of Thomas Watson & Selina Charlotte Leech [IGI].
In Miscellaneous Bonds (IOR Z/O/19) – required for visitors to HEIC
territories (India and dependent territories) up to 1833 – No 4249
presidency: St Helena, date: 5 Nov 1823, passengers: Capt. Thos. W.
Leech, Mrs. Selina Charlotte Leech, Miss Selina Eliz’th Leech, Robert
Molony Leech, Miss Mary Caroline Toosey. Mary Larkins and Patrick
Hart, servants; amount of security £2300; sureties: Thomas W. Leech,
London, Gentleman. George Watts, Guildford Street, Esquire Thomas
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Heath, Fenchurch Street, Esquire. (As a result of the India Act of 1833
St Helena became a Crown Colony from 22 Apr 1834.)
Baptised on 6 Mar 1825 at St Helena: Thomas Bageley Leech, son of
Thomas Watson & Selina Charlotte Leech, date of birth 20 Jan 1825
[IGI].
Baptised on 12 Nov 1826 at St Helena: Alexander Johnstone Leech,
son of Thomas Watson & Selina Charlotte Leech, date of birth 11 Oct
1826 [IGI].
Baptised on 9 Mar 1828 at St Helena: Carolina Jane Leech, daughter of
Thomas Watson & Selina Charlotte Leech, date of birth 20 Feb 1828
[IGI].
The death of Alexander Johnstone Leech, aged 31, was registered
1857/Q4 Bath. From the burial book: Alexander Johnstone (sic), aged
31, solicitor, of 2 Belmont, died on 20 Dec 1857.
In the 1871 census at 2 Belmont, Walcot, Bath:
Achille Dubarle, aged 62, professor of languages B.A., born in France,
wife Selina, aged 69, born in London (Middx), a companion and two
servants.
The death of Selina Charlotte Dubarle, aged 69, was registered
1871/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Selina Dubarle, aged 69, wife of
Achille Dubarle, of 2 Belmont, died on 16 Sep 1871.
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Row 4G
Names
Charles Bowcher
(1796-1854)
Inscriptions
North:
33
35
36
38
41
43
Underwood
Plot
4G1
32
Winzar
Collis
30
Collis
29
Winckworth
28
Rose
Salter
Davis
27
Salter
24
Roberts
23
Fonblanque
22
Mills
21
Millard
19
Robinson
17
Commans
15
Dyke
13
Commans
11
Wilton
9
Mattock
Pryor
7
Burnell
Hine
5
Fulljames
3
Lemann
2
Smith
Smith
1
Jones
Bowcher
10 feet
46
Notes
CHARLES BOWCHER
DIED DECR 18TH 1854 AGED 58
SARAH BOWCHER
DIED FEBRUARY 20TH 1850 AGED 45.
GEORGE BOWCHER
DIED DECR 8TH 1847 AGED 20.
Sarah Bowcher (18041850)
George Bowcher
(1827-1847)
South:
James Turner (18191898)
Ann Turner (18291910)
Frank Stanley Turner
(1862-1930)
JAMES TURNER, SON IN LAW
DIED OCTR 3RD 1898, AGED 79.
ALSO ANN. WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DAUGHTER OF CHARLES BOWCHER
DIED MARCH 2ND 1910 AGED 81.
AND FRANK TURNER SON
DIED APRIL 19TH 1930, AGED 65.
Pitched
Charles Bowcher, aged 45, pawnbroker, born in Somerset, Sarah
Bowcher aged 35, not born in Somerset, Charles Bowcher, aged 14,
assistant, born in Somerset, George Bowcher, aged 12, born in
Somerset, Ann Bowcher, aged 11, born in Somerset, Jane Bowcher,
aged 6, born in Somerset, Henry Bowcher, aged 4, born in Somerset,
John Bowles, aged 70, gardener, not born in Somerset, a shopman and
a servant.
The death of George Boucher (sic), aged 20, was registered 1847/Q4
Bath.
The death of Sarah Bowcher, aged 45, was registered 1850 Bath. (In
BathBMD but not in the typed version of the GRO index for 1850/Q1.)
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Charles Boucher Jun., aged 24, unmarried, occupier, pawnbroker,
born at Bath, Edwin Boucher, aged 17, pawnbroker, born at Bath,
James Boucher, aged 9, born at Bath, and John Bowles, aged 81,
widower, grandfather, gardener, born at Cranbrook (Kent).
The marriage of James Turner to Ann Bowcher was registered
1852/Q4 Kensington.
The death of Charles Bowcher, aged 58, was registered 1854/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Catharine Turner was registered 1855 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Bowcher.
The birth of Frank Stanley Turner was registered 1862/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Bowcher.
James Turner, aged 52, butcher, born at Bath, wife Anne, aged 43,
born at Bath, and children: Catherine, aged 16, born at Bath, and
Frank S, aged 9, born at Bath, and Jane Watts, aged 36, widow, sister
in law, shop assistant, born at Bath.
James Turner, aged 70, retired butcher, born at Bath, wife Anne,
aged 60, born at Bath, and son Frank, aged 28, house agent
auct[ioneer], born at Bath.
The death of James Turner, aged 78, was registered 1898/Q4 Bath.
The death of Ann Turner, aged 81, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath.
4G2
Ann Jones (1769-1849)
William Jones (17751842)
Winefred Denis (18011864)
Issue 1
ANN WIDOW OF THE LATE
WILLIAM JONES
OF 21 NEW KING STREET
WHO DIED THE 15TH NOVR 184_
AGED 81
ALSO WINEFRED
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
The death of Frank Stanley Turner, aged 65 (!), was registered
1930/Q2 Bath.
Slab. This was under 5cm of earth. In line with Willes in row 4F.
In the 1841 census at Cornwell Buildings, Bath:
Ann Wilton, aged 45, not born in Somerset, Daniel Wilton, aged 15,
butcher’s j, born in Somerset, Winifred Wilton, aged 14, milliner,
born in Somerset, and Mary Wilton, aged 11, born in Somerset.
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Plot
Names
Constant Joseph Denis
(1799-1870)
Winifred Wilton (18251891)
Inscriptions
C. J. DENIS
AND NIECE OF THE ABOVE
FEBY 9TH 1864
AGED 62
NOT LOST
BUT GONE BEFORE
ALSO
CONSTANT JOSEPH DENIS
AT GAND, BELGIUM
JULY 25TH 1870
AGED 71
ALSO OF WINIFRED WILTON
DIED JULY 31 1891 AGED __
Notes
William Jones, aged 65, independent, not born in Somerset, and Ann
Jones, aged 70, not born in Somerset.
The death of William Jones, aged 67, was registered 1842/Q3 Bath.
Will of William Jones of No 21 New King Street Bath, Somerset, date 7
Oct 1842, PROB 11/1969.
The death of Ann Jones, aged 80, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 12 Prospect Place, Walcot, Bath:
Constant Joseph Denis, aged 62, landed proprietor, born in Belgium
Naturalized British Subject, wife Winifred, aged 56, born at Colerne
(Wilts), Fanny Bryant, aged 11, niece, born in London, and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 16 Old Bond Street, Bath:
Catherine Weller, aged 42, unmarried, milliner, born at Rochester
(Kent), Sarah Weller, aged 58, unmarried, sister, visitor, born at
Rochester, Winefred Wilton, aged 36, unmarried, assistant milliner,
born at Bath, another assistant milliner and a servant.
The death of Winifred Denis, aged 62, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.
Catherine Weller, aged 52, unmarried, milliner, born at Rochester
(Kent), Charles Weller, aged 48, married, brother, butcher, born at
Rochester, Winifred Wilton, aged 45, unmarried, assistant, milliner,
born at Walcot, Bath, Fanny Bryant, aged 20, unmarried, assistant,
milliner, born at St Lukes (Middx), a visitor and a servant.
Winifred Wilton, aged 56, unmarried, milliner, born at Bath, Fanny
Bryant, aged 30, unmarried, cousin, milliner, born at St Luke’s
(Middx), three milliner’s assistants and a servant.
In the 1891 census at 16 Old Bond Street Bath:
Winifred Wilton, aged 64, unmarried, milliner, born at Bath, Fanny
Bryant, aged 28, unmarried, cousin, milliners assistant, born in
London, Annie Sheppard, aged 23, unmarried, niece, living on own
means, born at Bath, Fanny Knock, aged 18, cousin, milliners
apprentice, born at Camden Town, London, two milliner’s assistants
and a servant.
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Names
4G3
Edwin William Smith
(1852-1874)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Winifred Wilton, aged 66, was registered 1891/Q3 Bath.
Sarah Smith (18111883)
EDWIN WILLIAM SMITH
WHO DIED 9TH APRIL 187_
AGED 22 YEARS
SARAH SMITH
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE NAMED
EDMUND SMITH
WHO DIED AT
NO 35 NEW KING STREET BATH
ON THE …… FEBRUARY 1883
AGED 71 YEARS
Slab 30”
The marriage of Edwin William Smith to Catherine Mary Davis at Holy
Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.
Henry Smith, aged 37, unmarried, chemist’s assistant, born at Bath,
Sarah Smith, aged 34, unmarried, dancing mistress, born at Bath,
Edwin W Smith, aged 35, married, printer compositor, born at Bath,
Catharine Smith, aged 24, married, sister in law, professor of music,
In the 1861 census at 37 New King Street, Bath
Henry Smith, aged 47, unmarried, wine merchant, born at Bath, Sarah
Smith, aged 49, professor of teaching, born at Bath, Marian _ Smith,
aged 16, niece, visitor, born at Bath, and a servant.
George M Smith, aged 36, wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Amelia
M, aged 34, artificial florist, born at Bath, two children and two
servants, and as a separate household: Edwin W Smith, aged 34,
printer compositor, born at Bath, wife Catherine M, aged 34,
professor of music, born at Bath, son Edwin, aged 9, born at Bath, and
a servant.
Sarah Smith, aged 55, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Bath,
and three lodgers.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
George Smith, aged 45, wine merchant employing 2 men, born at
Bath, wife Amelia, aged 43, artificial florist, born at Bath, two
children and a servants, and as lodgers: Edwin Smith, aged 44, wine
merchant, born at Bath, wife Catharine, aged 42, professor of music,
born at Bath, son Edwin, aged 19, appraiser born at Bath.
The death of Edwin William Smith, aged 44, was registered 1871/Q4
Bath.
The death of Edwin William Smith, aged 22, was registered 1874/Q2
Bath.
Sarah Smith, aged 63, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born at Bath.
The death of Sarah Smith, aged 71, was registered 1883/Q1 Bath.
4G5
Richard Smith (17921850)
Charles John Smith
(1818-1852)
Sarah Harding (17671853)
Sarah Ann Elizabeth
Smith (1839-1859)
Mary Smith (17991875)
Issue 1
SACRED TO THE MEMORY
OF RICHARD SMITH
NOVEMBER 8TH 1850.
AGED 58 YEARS
DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS
BELOVED WIFE AND CHILDREN
ALSO
CHARLES JOHN SMITH
ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE
FEBRUARY 29: 1852
AGED 33 YEARS
ALSO SARAH HARDING
GRANDMOTHER OF THE ABOVE
C. J. SMITH
DIED APRIL 16TH 1853
AGED 86 YEARS
ALSO
SARAH ANN ELIZABETH SMITH
AGED 20 YEARS
HER END WAS PEACE
Slab 30”
The birth of Sarah Ann Elizabeth Smith was registered 1839/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Harding.
In the 1841 census at Kingsmead Terrace, Bath:
Richard Smith, aged 45, cabinet maker, born in Somerset, Mary Smith,
aged 40, born in Somerset, Charles Smith, aged 20, born in Somerset,
Richard Smith, aged 15, born in Somerset, Mary Smith, aged 15, born
in Somerset, Frederic Smith, aged 10, born in Somerset, Thomas
Smith, aged 10, born in Somerset, Edward Smith aged 5, born in
Somerset, Phoebe Smith, aged 5, born in Somerset, John Smith, aged
3, born in Somerset, Sarah Smith, aged 1, born in Somerset, Sarah
Harding, aged 60, independent, born in Somerset, and a servant.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
ALSO
MARY WIFE OF THE ABOVE R. SMITH
WHO DIED OCTR 18TH 1875
AGED 76 YEARS
The death of Richard Smith, aged 57, was registered 1850 Bath.
Mary Smith, aged 50, widow, trader, born at Bath, children: Mary,
aged 28, unmarried, servant, born at Bath, Phoebe, aged 17, trader,
born at Bath, Edward, aged 19, trader, born at Bath, John, aged 12,
born at Bath, and Sarah, aged 10, born at Bath.
The death of Charles John Smith, aged 33, was registered 1852/Q1
Bath.
The death of Sarah Ann Elizabeth Smith, aged 19., was registered
1859/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Smith, aged 76, was registered 1875/Q4 Bath.
4G7
Francis Lemann (17781851)
South:
HERE REST THE MORTAL REMAINS OF
FRANCIS LEMANN ESQRE M.D.
LATE OF BATH HAMPTON
WHO EXCHANGED THIS LIFE FOR A BETTER
ON THE 9TH OF APRIL A. D. 1851
Charles Morgan
Lemann (1806-1852)
North:
CHARLES MORGAN LEMANN ESQRE M. D.
ON THE 26TH OF AUGUST 1852.
Pitched 30”
In the 1851 census at Bathampton:
Francis Lemann, aged 73, Licentiate of College of Physicians not in
practice, born in London (Middx), wife Sarah, aged 72, born in London
(Middx), children: Frederick, aged 42, married, biscuit baker master
employing 12 men, born in London (Middx), Charles M, aged 44,
unmarried, Fellow of College of Physicians not in practice, born in
London (Middx), and Eliza E, aged 43, unmarried, born in London
(Middx), and four servants.
The death of Francis Lemann, aged 72, was registered 1851/Q2 Bath.
The death of Charles Morgan Lemann, aged 46, was registered
1852/Q3 Bath/
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Plot
4G9
Names
Alfred Vincent
Fulljames (1800-1851)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ALFRED VINCENT FULLJAMES
WHO DIED APRIL 23RD 1851
AGED 50 YEARS
DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS SURVIVING WIDOW
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Bridewell Lane, Bath:
Alfred Fulljames, aged 40, auctioneer, not born in Somerset, Tamer
Fulljames, aged 35, not born in Somerset, and Alfred Fulljames, aged
15, not born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at Bridewell Lane, Bath:
Alfred V Fulljames, aged 49, auctioneer, born at Wrotham (Kent),
wife Tamar, age 48, born at West[minste]r, and a servant.
The marriage of Tamar Fulljames was registered 1859/Q4 Taunton.
4G11
Daniel Wilton (18231867)
Ann Wilton (18201867)
The death of Alfred Vincent Fulljames, aged 50, was registered
1851/Q2 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book are buried here:
Ann Wilton, aged 47, wife of Daniel, of Corn Street, who died on 9
Mar 1867, and
Daniel Wilton, aged 44, carcass butcher, of Corn Street, who also died
on 9 Mar 1867.
In the 1861 census at 4 Corn Street, Bath: Daniel Wilton, aged 38,
born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 41, born at Bitton (Glos), children: Mary
Ann, aged 18, born at Bath, and Winifred, aged 16, born at Bath, and
Thomas Williams, aged 71, widower, father in law, butcher, born at
Bitton.
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Plot
4G12
Names
Thomas Henry Hine
(1861-1863)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
THOMAS HENRY HINE
BELOVED CHILD OF THOMAS AND ANN LOUISA HINE
COMBE DOWN DIED THE 24TH OF JANUARY 1863
AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS
OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
Thomas Hine (18191868)
Ann Louisa Hine
(1824-1869)
North:
ALSO
IN REMEMBRANCE OF
THOMAS HINE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ……………………
AGED 49
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIED IN THE LORD ………
ALSO IN REMEMBRANCE OF
ANN LOUISA HINE WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 26TH 1869 AGED 45
Pitched 30” Poor legibility.
The marriage of Thomas Hine to Ann Louisa Miles at St Thomas à
Becket, Widcombe was registered 1845/Q1 Bath.
In the 1861 census at Combe Down Brewery:
Thomas Hine, aged 43, brewer &c employing 3 men, born at Hemyock
(Devon), wife Ann L, aged 37, born at Wellow (Som), Mary Hine, aged
53 (!), widow, mother, born at Langport (Som), Amelia Hine, aged 11,
niece, born at Hemyock, and a servant.
The birth of Thomas Henry Hine was registered 1861/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Miles.
The death of Thomas Henry Hine was registered 1863/Q1 Bath.
The death of Thomas Hine, aged 49, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath.
The death of Anne Louisa Hine, aged 45, was registered 1869/Q3
Bath.
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Plot
4G13
Names
Eliza Pryor (18251870)
Inscriptions
North:
Albert Pryor (18621864)
Notes
In affectionate remembrance
…………… BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES HARTLEY PRYOR
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 20TH 1870. AGED 45 YEARS
Charles Hartley Pryor
(1819-1890)
Hester Wood (17991863)
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHARLES HARTLEY PRYOR HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST SEPTEMBER 12TH 1890 AGED 71 YEARS
NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE
South:
HESTER WOOD
WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1863 AGED 63 YEARS
ALSO ALBERT PRYOR GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEBY 17TH 1864 AGED 1 YEAR & 10 MONTHS
Pitched 30”
The marriage of Charles Hartley Pryor to Eliza Miles at St Swithin’s,
Walcot was registered 1845/Q1 Bath.
In the 1861 census at Oxford Terrace, Bath:
Chas H Pryor, aged 41, decorator & painter, born at Bath, wife Eliza,
aged 35, born at Wellow (Som), eight children and a servant.
Hester Wood, aged 60, widow, proprietor of houses, born at Wellow
(Som), son William, aged 26, working jeweller, born at Bath, William
Pearce, aged 68, widower, brother, farm labourer, born at Wellow,
and two lodgers.
(Prospect Buildings is the row of houses at the lower end of Wells
Road on the north side and includes The Railway Inn, now converted
into flats.)
The death of Hester Wood, aged 63, was registered 1863/Q4 Bath.
The death of Albert Pryor, aged 1, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.
The death of Eliza Pryor, aged 45, was registered 1870/Q4 Bath.
The death of Charles Hartley Pryor, aged 71, was registered 1890/Q3
Bath.
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Plot
4G15
Names
George William Day
(1859-1864)
Inscriptions
Notes
…………… ABOVE
………………… 1881
George Day (18241881)
……………………EMORY DEAR
Harriet Day (18191902)
02
Headstone 30” Mostly delaminated.
From the burial book buried here are:
George William Day, aged 4 years 8 months, son of George Day,
coachman, of St Michaels Place, who died on 31 May 1864,
George Day, aged 56, of St Michaels Place, who died on 6 Apr 1881
Harriet Day, aged 80, widow of George, of 35 Newbridge Road,
Weston, who died on 5 Mar 1902.
The marriage of George Day to Harriet Avery at St James, Bath was
The birth of George William Day was registered 1859 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Avery.
In the 1861 census at 3 St Michaels Place, Bath: George Day, aged 38,
coachman at hotel, born at Hendon (Wilts), wife Harriett, aged 39,
born Taunton, and son George, aged 1, born at Bath.
4G17
Mary Burnell (17801864)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY BURNELL
LATE OF YARDE
IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON
WHO DIED AT BATH
DECEMBER 8: 1864
AGED 84
Headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at Yarde House, Malborough (Devon):
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Plot
Names
4G19
Ann Bolwell Mattock
(1853-1866)
Inscriptions
Notes
Mary Burnell, aged 80, unmarried, landholder, born at Tiverton
(Devon), two visitors and a servant.
The death of Mary Burnell, aged 84, was registered 1864/Q4 Bath.
Samuel Mattock (18031876)
Ann Mattock (18171901)
In memory of
ANN BOLWELL MATTOCK
THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
SAMUEL AND ANN MATTOCK
AGED 13 YEARS
ANGELS BECKON’D ME AWAY
AND JESUS BIDS ME COME
―
Also
IN MEMORY OF THE ABOVE
SAMUEL MATTOCK
AGED 75 YEARS
―
Also of ANN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
SAMUEL MATTOCK
FEBY 5TH 1901 AGED 83 YEARS
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at Bailbrook House, Batheaston:
Samuel Mattock, aged 48, married, servant, attendant, born at Calne
(Wilts). (Bailbrook House seems then to have been a lunatic asylum
with the inmates identified only by initials and the first of these
designated as a lunatic in brackets.)
The marriage of Samuel Mattock to Ann Bolwell at Holy Trinity,
In the 1861 census at the Bunch of Grapes, 14 Westgate Street, Bath:
Samuel Mattock, aged 59, licensed victualler, born at Calne (Wilts),
wife Ann, aged 44, born at Melksham (Wilts), daughter Ann B, aged 8,
born at Bath, a boarder and two servants.
The death of Ann Bolwell Mattock, aged 13, was registered 1866/Q3
Bath.
The death of Samuel Mattock, aged 73, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath.
4G20
Issue 1
William Atkins (17891848)
The death of Ann Mattock, aged 83, was registered 1901/Q1 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: William Atkins, aged 59, plumber, of St
Michaels Place, died on 26 Dec 1848.
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Plot
4G21
Names
Daniel Wilton (18231867)
Ann Wilton (18201867)
Mary Ann Sheppard
(1842-1874)
Henry Sheppard (1827)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
affectionate remembrance of
DANIEL WILTON
AGED 44
And his Beloved wife
ANN WILTON
AGED 47
―
……………………………………………
……………………………………………
―
Also of MARY ANN
The Beloved wife of
HENRY SHEPPARD
AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 31
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Daniel Wilton to Ann Williams was registered 1841/Q3
Clifton.
In the 1861 census at 4 Corn Street, Bath:
Daniel Wilton, aged 32, butcher, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 41,
born at Bitton (Glos), children: Mary Ann, aged 18, born at Bath, an
Winifred, aged 16, draper’s assistant, born at Bath, and Thomas
Williams, aged 71, widower, father in law, butcher, born at Bitton.
The death of Daniel Wilton, aged 44, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath.
The death of Ann Wilton, aged 47, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at the Theatre Tavern, 35 Monmouth Street, Bath:
Henry Sheppard, aged 43, auctioneer & publican, born at Bath, wife
Mary A, aged 27, born at Bath, daughter Annie aged 3, born at Bath,
Elizabeth Wilton, aged 14, wife’s sister, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Mary Ann Sheppard, aged 31, was registered 1874/Q1
Bath.
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Plot
4G22
Names
John Edden Commans
(1852-1920)
Matilda Sophia
Commans (1861-1942)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN EDDEN
COMMANS
BORN 4. FEB. 1852
DIED 16. SEPT. 1920
ALSO
MATILDA SOPHIA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 28 JANUARY 1942.
The birth of John Edden Commans was registered 1852/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Edden.
The marriage of John Edden Commans to Matilda S McCotter was
registered 1906/Q3 Wolverhampton.
The death of John Edden Commans aged 68, was registered 1920/Q3
Bath.
The death of Matilda S Commans, aged 81, was registered 1942/Q1
Newbury.
(The surname McCotter is mainly associated with Ireland.)
4G23
Mary Dyke (1821-1872)
Sarah Dyke (18271897)
John Dyke (1832-1914)
[In remember]ance of
MARY,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
JOHN DYKE,
AGED 51 YEARS
“FOR EVER WITH THE LORD. AMEN”
Also to the memory of
SARAH,
2ND BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
JOHN DYKE,
WHO DIED MARCH 19TH 1897,
AGED 69 YEARS.
“ABSENT FROM THE BODY. PRESENT WITH THE LORD”
Issue 1
Headstone 30”
In the 1871 census at 3 Abbey churchyard, Bath:
Jno Dyke, aged 38, agent for Bible & Tract. Socy, born at Bath, and
wife Mary, aged 50, born at Lydeard Tregorze (Wilts).
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
JOHN DYKE,
WHO DIED JUNE 14TH 1914,
AGED 82 YEARS
The death of Mary Dyke, aged 51, was registered 1872/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of John Dyke to Sarah Morgan at St Thomas à Becket,
Widcombe was registered 1873/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 4 Church Street, Bath:
John Dyke, aged 48, agent to Bible & Tract Societys, born at Bath,
wife Sarah, aged 54, born at Monckton Combe (Som), Mary Louisa
Higginson, aged 22, unmarried, niece, milliner, born at Bath, and
Alice Edith Morgan, aged 13, niece, born at Combe Down (Som).
The death of Sarah Dyke, aged 69, was registered 1897/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of John Dyke to Amelia Bath Coward was registered
1898/Q2 St Geo H Sq (Westminster),
John Dyke, aged 69, agent to bible & religious tract societies, born at
Bath, wife Amelia Bath, aged 68, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of John Dyke, aged 82, was registered 1914/Q2 Bath.
4G24
Robert Dyer Commans
(1823-1906)
East:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ROBERT DYER COMMANS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST
14TH JANUARY 1906,
AGED 82
―
AND OF
MARY JANE, HIS WIFE
17TH OCTOBER 1916
AGED 84.
―
AND OF CATHERINE HELEN
THEIR DAUGHTER
10TH MARCH 1942, AGED 82.
Mary Jane Commans
(1832-1916)
Catherine Helen
Commans (1859-1942)
Robert Edden
Commans (1852-1936)
Emily Commans (18571943)
Mary Jane Commans
(1855-1875)
South:
IN MEMORY OF
ROBERT EDDEN COMMANS,
Issue 1
5’ with upright
The marriage of Robert Dyer Commans to Mary Jane Edden was
registered 1850/Q1 Lichfield.
The birth of Robert Edden Commans was registered 1852/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Edden.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
BORN 4TH FEBRUARY 1852,
DIED 10TH SEPTEMBER 1936.
―
AND OF
EMILY COMMANS
BORN 21ST MARCH 1857,
DIED 31ST DECEMBER 1943.
North:
IN MEMORY OF
MARY JANE,
ELDEST AND DEARLY LOVED
DAUGHTER OF
R. D. AND M. J. COMMANS
MAY 10TH 1875
AGED 19
―
“BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR
THEY SHALL SEE GOD”
ST.MATT.V.8
The birth of Mary Jane Commans was registered 1855/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Catherine Helen Commans was registered 1859/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary Jane Commans, aged 19, was registered 1875/Q2
Bath.
Robert Dyer Commans, aged 57, chemist, born at Milverton (Som),
wife Mary Jane, aged 58, born at Alri_as (Staffs), children: Emily,
aged 24, born at Bath, and Katherine Helen, aged 21, born at Bath,
Mary Jane Edden, aged 26, unmarried, niece, born at Frodley
(Staffs),and two servants.
Robert Dyer Commans, aged 67, Justice of the Peace for Bath, born at
Milverton (Som), wife Mary Jane, aged 68, born at Al___vas (Staffs),
children: John Edden, aged 39, unmarried, solicitor, born at Bath,
Emily, aged 34, born at Bath, Catherine Helen, aged 32 born at Bath,
and two servants.
The death of Robert Dyer Commans, aged 82, was registered 1906/Q1
Bath.
The death of Robert E Commans, aged 84, was registered 1936/Q3
Bath.
The death of Catherine H Commans, aged 82, was registered 1942/Q1
Bathavon.
The death of Emily Commans, aged 82, was registered 1944/Q1 Bath.
4G27
George Augustus
Robinson (1789-1866)
Rose Robinson (18281901)
Arthur Perry Robinson
(1864-1939)
South:
GEORGE AUGUSTUS ROBINSON
CHIEF PROTECTOR OF THE ABORIGINES OF AUSTRALIA
WHO DIED OCTR 19TH 1866 AGED 79 YEARS
……………………………ASLEEP IN JESUS
………………………………………………………
AND IN MEMORY OF ARTHUR PERRY ROBINSON WHO DIED 28TH FEBRUARY 1939.
Georgina Victoria
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
North:
IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
ROSE
WIDOW OF ……………. ROBINSON
WHO ENTERED INTO REST ON THE __ DAY OF MARCH 1901 AGED 72 YEARS
………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………
IN MEMORY OF GEORGINA VICTORIA ROBINSON, WHO DIED 14TH DECEMBER 1937.
On northern edge:
…… NOT RIGHTEOUS THAT HE WILL FORGET YOUR WORKS AND ……………
Notes
5’ with pitched tomb
Reported as born on 22 Mar 1791, son of William Robinson, builder,
and Susannah née Perry. Other sources have his birth as 22 Mar 1788.
On 28 Feb 1814 at Christ Church, Greyfriars, Newgate, London,
George Augustus Robinson married Maria Amelia Evans [IGI]. He
emigrated to Hobart in 1824 being joined by his wife and the then five
children the following year,. A builder and preacher, he was brought
in as a conciliator between the Europeans and Aborigines during early
1830s during which the small number of Tasmania Aborigines were
relocated. In 1839 he was appointed Chief Protector of Aborigines for
Port Phillip (now Melbourne). He wife Maria died in 1848. The post of
Chief Protector was abolished in 1849.
The marriage of George Augustus Robinson to Rose Pyne was
registered 1853/Q2 St Geo H Sq (Westminster).
The birth of Alfred George Augustus Robinson was registered 1859/Q3
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pyne.
In the 1861 census at Prospect Villa, Widcombe, Bath (between Crowe
Hall and Macaulay Buildings):
George A Robinson, aged 65, land & fund holder, born at St Brides
(Middx), wife Rose, aged 63, born at Bristol (Glos), children: Cecilia E,
aged 27, born at H[obart] Town, Tasmania, Emma A R P, aged 6, born
at Paris British Subject, Georgina V, aged 4, born at Paris British
Subject, Alfred G A, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants.
The birth of Arthur Perry Robinson was registered 1864/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pyne.
The death of George A Robinson, aged 78, was registered 1866/Q4
Bath. There are entries for George Augustus Robinson in the
Australian Dictionary of Biography and Wikipedia. The former gives a
more detailed account of his activities in Australia.
In the 1871 census at 2 Isabella Place, Monkton Combe (Som):
Rose Robinson, aged 41, widow, annuitant, born at Bristol, daughter
Emma A R P, aged 16, schoolmistress, born at Paris British Subject, a
visitor and a servant.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at a school house at 1 Park Place, Monckton Combe
(Som):
Alfred Robinson, aged 11, boarder, scholar, born at Bath.
The marriage of Alfred George Augustus Robinson to Clara Bolwell at
St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1885/Q4 Bath.
The death of Rose Robinson, aged 74, was registered 1901/Q1 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 2 Isabella Place, Monkton Combe (Som):
Arthur P Robinson, aged 35, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Bath, Georgia V Robinson, aged 37, unmarried, sister, living on own
means, born in France (British Subject), and a servant.
The death of Georgina V Robinson, aged 81, was registered 1937/Q4
Bathavon.
The death of George Perry Robinson, aged 75, was registered 1939
Bath.
4G28
Elizabeth Millard
(1782-1870)
Frances Tawney
(1789-1873)
In
Memoriam
ELIZABETH MILLARD
DIED 19TH MAY 1870.
AGED 87 YEARS.
Also
FRANCES TAWNEY
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED 17TH APRIL 1873.
AGED 83 YEARS
Headstone 30”
Baptised on 22 May 1783 at Eastnor (Herefordshire): Elizabeth
Tawney, daughter of William & Elizabeth Tawney [IGI].
Baptised on 6 May 1791 at Eastnor (Herefordshire): Frances Tawney,
daughter of William & Elizabeth Tawney [IGI].
In the 1861 census at 7 Caroline Buildings, Bath:
Elizabeth Millard, aged 76, widow, independent, born at Eastnor
(Herefordshire), a married daughter and two grand-daughters.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Elizabeth Millard, aged 89, was registered 1870/Q2 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 10 Forters Terrace, Junction Road, Kentish
Town, London:
Frances Tawney, aged 79, unmarried, visitor, born at Eastnor
(Herefordshire).
The death of Frances Tawney, aged 84, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath.
4G29
Sarah Mills (18051872)
Thomas Mills (18091873)
Elizabeth Mills (18381901)
In
Affectionate Remembrance of
SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS MILLS
NOVEMBER 27TH 1872.
AGED 67 YEARS.
―
“THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY
BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD”
―
Also the above
THOMAS MILLS
WHO DIED OCTOBER 22ND 1873
AGED 64 YEARS
―
“WE ALL FADE AS A LEAF”
―
Also of ELIZA MILLS
WHO DIED MARCH 23RD 1901
AGED 62 YEARS
“HIM THAT COMETH TO ME I WILL IN NO
WISE CAST OUT” ……… CHAPTER 8 VERSE …
Headstone 30”#
Thomas Mills, aged 61, gardener, born at Shepton Mallet (Som), wife
Sarah, aged 64, born at Shepton Mallet, daughter Eliza, aged 30,
unmarried, born at Weston, Bath, and Emma Buckhouse, aged 6,
grand-daughter, born at Bath.
The death of Sarah Mills, aged 67, was registered 1872/Q4 Bath.
The death of Thomas Mills, aged 64, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 10 Monmouth Place, Bath:
Eliza Mills, aged 52, unmarried, born at Bath, and Mercy Corner, aged
42, servant, nurse, born at Bristol.
The death of Eliza Mills, aged 62, was registered 1901/Q4 Bath.
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Plot
4G30
Names
Bentham Albany
Fonblanque (18401870)
Albany William
Fonblanque (17931872)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
BENTHAM ALBANY
FONBLANQUE
DIED MAY 24TH 1870.
AGED 30.
ELDEST ― SON OF
ALBANY W. FONBLANQUE
OF THE BOARD OF TRADE
LONDON
―
Headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at 44 Connaught Square, Paddington, London:
Berkeley Fonblanque, aged 21, son, no occupation, born at Paris
British Subject, Bethain (sic) Fonblanque, aged 28, son, clerk at the
Admiralty, born at Kilburn (Middx), Rosina Fonblanque, aged 55,
married, head, born at Paris British Subject, Caroline Fonblanque,
aged 25, daughter, born at Kilburn (Middx), and three servants.
The death of Bentham Fonblanque, aged 30, was registered 1870/Q2
Bath.
The death of Albany W Fonblanque, aged 78, was registered 1872/Q4
Kensington.
The death of Berkeley A Fontblanque, aged 46, was registered
1887/Q1 Kensington.
There is a Wikipedia entry for Albany William Fonblanque (17931872), journalist, based on the entry of the Encyclopaedia Britannica
1911. He has an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography. He
worked for The Times, the Morning Chronicle, and contributed to
other publications. In the period 1830-1847 he controlled The
Examiner. Author of England under Seven Administrations in 1837.
The National Portrait Gallery has a lithograph of Albany William
Fonblanque by Alfred, Count D’Orsay, 1838.
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Plot
4G32
Names
Benjamin Roberts
(1790-1870)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
MEMORY OF
BENJAMIN ROBERTS
COMMANDER R. N.
A DESCENDANT OF THE
ROBERTS’S OF TRURO
BORN AT STAMFORD
4TH OCTR 1790
DIED AT BATH 27TH JULY 1870
HE ENTERED THE NAVY
FEBRUARY 1801.
SERVED IN FIVE EXPEDITIONS
AND TOOK PART IN SEVERAL
NAVAL ACTIONS
―
SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI
Slab 30”
Baptised on 29 Nov 1790 at St Michael’s, Stamford (Lincs): Benjamin
Roberts, son of Benjamin & Ann Roberts [IGI].
In the 1861 census at Stamford Cottage, Old Field Road, Bath:
Benjn Roberts, aged 70, unmarried, Commander Royal Navy retired,
born at Stamford (Lincs), and a servant.
The death of Benjamin Roberts, aged 79, was registered 1870/Q3
Bath. From the burial book: Benjamin Roberts, aged 79, of Victoria
Villa, London Road, Batheaston, died on 27 Jul 1870.
4G33
Job Salter (1787-1871)
Susan Salter (17971877)
In
Affectionate remembrance of
JOB SALTER
AGED 83.
―
HIS END WAS PEACE
―
Also in memory of
SUSAN SALTER. HIS WIDOW
AGED 79.
5’ with headstone
In the 1851 census at Priory Cottage, Combe Down (Som):
Job Salter, aged 61, yeoman, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 53, born
in Hampshire, and a servant.
The death of Job Salter, aged 84, was registered 1871/Q1 Bath.
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Plot
Names
4G35
James Davis (18131877)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Susan Salter, aged 79, was registered 1877/Q2 Bath.
Charlotte Davis (18171888)
Harriet Davis (18461930)
IN
MEMORY OF
JAMES DAVIS,
WHO DIED SEPTR 5TH 1877,
AGED 64
—
THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED
ALSO
CHARLOTTE DAVIS
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 22ND 1888
AGED 70
CASTING ALL YOUR CARE ………………
ST PETER ………
―
ALSO
HARRIETT DAVIS
WHO DIED JANUARY 3RD 1930
AGED 83
―
THY WILL BE DONE
Pink granite slab with curved surface 30”
In the 1851 census at 6 Paradise Row, Bath:
James Davis, aged 37, house & sign painter, born at Bisley (Glos), wife
Charlotte, aged 33, born at Bath, and children: John, aged 7, born at
Bath, and Harriett, aged 5, born at Bath.
James Davis, aged 48, painter, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Charlotte,
aged 43, born at Bath, children: John, aged 16, chemist & druggist
assistant, born at Bath, and Harriett, aged 15, born at Bath.
James Davis, aged 57, painter &c master employing 4 men 3 boys,
born at Bisley (Glos), wife Charlotte, aged 52, born at Walcot, Bath,
and children: John, aged 26, painter, born at Wid[combe], Bath, and
Harriete, aged 24, born at Wid[combe], Bath.
The death of James Davis, aged 64, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.
Charlotte Davis, aged 63, widow, house proprietor, born at Bath, and
daughter Harriete, aged 32, unmarried, born at Bath.
The death of Charlotte Davis, aged 70, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath.
The death of Harriet Davis, aged 83, was registered 1930/Q1 Bath.
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Plot
4G36
Names
Mary Ann Rose (18161866)
John Baker (18001877)
Mary Baker (17911878)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
Affectionate Remembrance
of
MARY ANN ROSE
NOVEMBER 5TH 1866
AGED 50
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD
MATT.V.CHAP.8 VERSE
Also of
JOHN BAKER
AGED 77
Also of
MARY WIFE OF THE ABOVE
JOHN BAKER
―
YEA THOUGH I WALK …………………
VALLEY ………………………………………
…………………………………………………
…………………………………………………
Slab 30”
John Baker, aged 46, born at Mells (Som), wife Mary, aged 50, born at
Bradford (Wilts), daughter Mary Rose, aged 31, unmarried, born at
John Baker, aged 60, butcher, born at Wells (Som), wife Mary, aged
70, born at Winsley (Wilts), Mary A Rose, aged 45, unmarried,
daughter in law, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Mary Ann Rose, aged 50, was registered 1866/Q4 Bath.
John Baker, aged 69, late butcher, born at Mells/Wells (Som), and
wife Mary, aged 89, born at Bradford (Wilts).
The death of John Baker, aged 76, was registered 1877/Q1 Bath.
The death of Mary Baker, aged 96 (!), was registered 1878/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4G38
Names
Anna Winckworth
(1787-1865)
John Winkworth
Emma Martha
Winckworth (18231884)
William Dawson
Winckworth (18181910)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY
OF ANNA WIDOW OF
JOHN WINCKWORTH ESQ
OF THIS CITY
DIED FEBY 16TH 1865
AGED 77.
“AS THY ………………… SHALL
THY STRENGTH BE”
―
Also of
EMMA MARTHA
WIFE OF
W. D. WINCKWORTH ESQ.
DIED OCTR 15TH 1884
AGED 61
―
Also of
W. D. WINCKWORTH
DIED JANY 7TH 1910
AGED 92
―
Headstone 30”
Will of John Winckworth, Dentist of Bristol, Gloucestershire, date 10
Aug 1855, PROB 11/2218.
The marriage of William Dawson Winckworth was registered 1855/Q4
St Saviour Southwark.
The marriage of William Dawson Winckworth to Emma Martha Wilson
was registered 1858/Q2 Kensington.
The death of Anna Winckworth was registered 1865/Q1 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 6 Prince’s Buildings, Bath:
Wm Dawson Winckworth, aged 53, surgeon dentist, born at Bath, wife
Emma, aged 57, born in London, four children and thee servants.
The death of Emma Martha Winckworth, aged 60, was registered
1884/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 6 Prince’s Buildings, Bath:
William D Winckworth, aged 63, widower, surgeon dentist, born at
Bath, daughter Alice M B, aged 35, unmarried, born at Bath, and
three servants.
4G39
Issue 1
Annie Constance King
Coward (1889)
The death of William Dawson Winckworth, aged 88 (!), was registered
1910/Q1 Bath.
No monument.
The birth of Gertrude Amy King Coward was registered 1880 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: King.
The birth of Frederick Harry Coward was registered 1881 Bath,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Annie Constance King Coward was registered 1889 Bath,
In the 1881 census at City Bank, 7 Union Street, Bath: Henry Coward,
aged 27, accountant, born at Hinton Charterhouse, wife Ann, aged 25,
born at Hinton Charterhouse, daughter Gertrude A K, aged 1, born at
From the burial book: Annie Constance King, aged 11 days, daughter
of Henry Jay Coward, of 7 Union Street, died on 27 Feb 1889.
In the 1891 census at Hinton Road: Hinton Charterhouse (Som):
Frederick King, aged 60, living on his own means, born at Hinton
Charterhouse, wife Emma, aged 59, born at Hinton Charterhouse,
Gertrude A K Coward, aged 11, grand-daughter, born at Bath, and
Frederick H Coward, aged 9, born at Bath.
In the 1891 census as boarders at the Temperance Hotel, 43-47
Commercial Road, Holdenhurst (Hants): Henry J Coward, aged 37,
bank manager, born at Hinton Charterhouse (Som), and wife Annie,
aged 35, born at Hinton Charterhouse.
4G41
Samuel Collis (18181889)
William Collis (18671889)
Mary Jane Collis
(1830-1915)
Issue 1
In Loving Memory
of
SAMUEL COLLIS
BORN AT COLESHILL WARWICKSHIRE
AUGUST 5TH 1818
DIED IN BATH SEPTEMBER 4TH 1889
—
Also of WILLIAM
SON OF THE ABOVE
AGED 22 YEARS
—
Also MARY JANE COLLIS
WIDOW OF SAMUEL COLLIS
AGED 85 YEARS
—
Headstone 3’
The marriage of Samuel Collis to Mary Jane Tucker was registered
1849/Q2 Islington.
In the 1861 census at 2 Brighton Place, Kings Norton (Worcs):
Samuel Collis, aged 42, commercial traveller, born at Coleshill
(Warks), wife Mary Jane, aged 30, born in London (Middx), children;
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Eliz Jane, aged 8, born at Hackney, London, Samuel Robt, aged 5,
born at Hackney, London, Arthur Fredk, aged 3, born at Kings Norton,
Fanny Mary, aged 2, born at Kings Norton, …… Kate, aged 1, born at
Kings Norton, and unnamed son, aged under 1 month, born at Kings
Norton, and three servants.
The birth of William Collis was registered 1868/Q1 Cheadle (Staffs).
In the 1871 census High Street, Cheadle (Staffs):
Mary Ann Collis, aged 41, chemist & grocer’s wife, born in London,
children: Elizabeth J, aged 18, born in London, Samuel R, aged 15,
druggist apprentice, born in London, Fanny M, aged 12, born in
London, Minnie K, aged 11, born in London, Harry E, aged 10, born at
Birmingham, Ellen L, aged 8, born at Birmingham, Thomas G, aged 7,
born at Birmingham, Sydney B, aged 5, born at Birmingham, Charles
B, aged 5, born at Cheadle, William, aged 3, born at Cheadle, and
Frank, aged 1, born at Cheadle, a shopman, an apprentice and three
servants.
In the 1881 census at High Street, Cheadle (Staffs):
Samuel Collis, aged 60, chemist druggist, born at Coleshill (Warks),
wife Mary J, aged 58, born at …………, London, children: Sydney B,
aged 19, born at Cheadle, Fanny M, aged 18, born at Kings Norton
(Worcs), Charles B, aged 14, born at Cheadle, William, aged 13, born
at Cheadle, Frank, aged 11, born at Cheadle, and Percy, aged 10,
born at Cheadle, and two servants.
The death of Samuel Collis, aged 71, was registered 1889/Q3 Bath.
The death of William Collis, aged 22, was registered 1889/Q4 Bath.
Mary Jane Collis, aged 61, widow, living on own means, born at
London E C, children: Elizth Jane, aged 38, unmarried, born in London
E, Arthur Fredk, aged 33, chemist & druggist, born at Moseley,
Birmingham, Sidney B, aged 25 manager for Soda Water co[mpan]y,
born at Cheadle (Staffs), and Percy, aged 19, draper’s apprentice,
born at Cheadle, a servant and Constance Mary Collis, aged 6, granddaughter, born at Clifton, Bristol.
The death of Mary J Collis, aged 85, was registered 1915/Q4 Bath.
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4G43
Names
Elizabeth Winzar
(1798-1861)
Inscriptions
Notes
ELIZABETH
WIFE OF JOHN WINZAR
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED DEC. 30. 1861. AGED 63.
ALSO TO THE ABOVE
JOHN WINZAR.
WHO DIED FEB. 24. 1866. AGED 59.
John Winzar (18051866)
Emma Winzar (18241916)
EMMA
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED FEB. 29. 1916. AGED 92.
5’ plot with 3’ square base to a pink granite obelisk
On 19 Nov 1823 at Broadway (Dorset) John Winzar married Elizabeth
Raishley [IGI].
John Winzar, aged 44, fishmonger, born at Lulworth (Dorset), wife
Elizabeth, aged 50, born at Market Lavington (Wilts), daughter Emma,
aged 21, servant, born at Bath, George Winzar, aged 13, nephew,
born at West Lulworth (Dorset), and a servant.
The death of Elizabeth Winzar, aged 62, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of John Winzar to Emma Vincent was registered
1862/Q4 Bath.
The death of John Winzar, aged 59, was registered 1866/Q1 Bath.
Emma Winzar, aged 46, widow, income from the funds, born at Bath,
and a servant.
The death of Emma Winzar, aged 92, was registered 1916/Q1 Bath.
4G46
Catherine Underwood
(1798-1860)
Henry Underwood
(1786-1868)
North:
Catherine Underwood
Died October xxiind mdccclx
South:
Henry Underwood
…………………………………………
Issue 1
Pitched in form of cross 30”. Gothic script.
Henry Underwood, aged 57, architect, born in London (Middx), wife
Catherine, aged 53, born in Meath, Ireland, Henry W Hicks, aged 19,
nephew, assistant to architect, born in London (Middx), a visitor and a
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
servant.
The death of Catherine Underwood, aged 86, was registered 1860/Q4
Bath. (The age comes from BathBMD and should be checked as it is at
variance with the age in the 1851 census.)
Henry Underwood, aged 68, married (!), architect, born in London
(Middx), and a servant.
The death of Henry Underwood, aged 81, was registered 1868/Q1
Bath.
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Row 4H
11
10
9
7
5
Beames
14
Slade
16
Birch
19
Gibbeson
21
Ball
23
Brookman
25
Ackland
27
Downtown
Inscriptions
29
Moore
31
Hancock
33
Montgomerie
35
Cole
36
Witherstone
37
Newham
39
Francis
40
Atherstone
Ida Jane Beames
(1850-1851)
41
Whitfield
Names
Ada Beames (18461847)
43
Johnson
45
Ridout
47
Stephens
Whittick
Plot
4H1
Vincent
10 feet
3
2
1
Notes
TO
THE MEMORY OF
ADA BEAMES
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
THE 20TH FEB. 1847
AGED 11 MONTHS
ALSO
TO THE MEMORY OF
IDA JANE BEAMES
WHO DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
THE 19TH OF MARCH 1851
AGED 11 MONTHS
Small slab
The birth of Ada Beames was registered 1846/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Adams. The death of Ada Beames was registered
1847/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Ada Beames, aged 11 months,
daughter of John, of Cleveland Place, died on 23 Feb 1847.
The birth of Ida Beames was registered 1850/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Adams. The death of Ida Jane Beames was registered
1851/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Ida Jane Beames, aged 11
months, daughter of Mr Beames, grocer, of Grosvenor Street, died on
19 Mar 1851.
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Plot
4H2
Names
Ellen Freda Reynolds
(1894-1955)
Inscriptions
Notes
Slab 30”. This seems to be a headstone which has been laid flat with
the inscription side downwards.
From the burial book: Ellen Freda Reynolds, aged 61, of 7 Prior Park
Buildings, died on 19 Mar 1955 at the Royal United Hospital.
4H3
Morell Slade (18231849)
Edward John Slade
(1849-1851)
Catherine Leah Slade
(1844-1868)
TO THE MEMORY OF
MORELL SLADE
AGED 26.
Also
EDWARD JOHN SLADE
YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANRY 22ND 1851
AGED 1 YEAR 10 MONTHS
ALSO
KATE LEAH
THE BELOVED AND ONLY DAUGHTER
OF THE ABOVE
AGED 24
Slab 30”
Baptised on 10 Aug 1823 at independent [chapel], Corsham (Wilts):
Morell Slade, son of George & Catherine Slade, date of birth 26 Mar
1823 [IGI].
Morrell Slade, aged 15, grocer, not born in Somerset.
Issue 1
The marriage of Morell Slade to Leah Gay at Bath Register Office was
4-192
Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Catharine Leah Slade was registered 1844/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Morell Slade was registered 1849/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Edward John Slade was registered 1849/Q2 Bath.
The death of Morrell Slade, aged 26, was registered 1849/Q2 Bath.
Will of Morell Slade of Bath Saint James, Somerset, date 28 Feb 1850,
PROB 11/2109.
The death of Edward John Slade, aged 1, was registered 1851/Q1
Bath.
In the 1851 census at High Street, Corsham (Wilts):
George Slade, aged 56, widower, independent minster of Corsham
chapel, born at Ware (Herts), Jemima Slade, aged 50, unmarried,
sister, born at Ware, and Catharine Slade, aged 6, grand-daughter,
born at Bath.
Leah Slade, aged 40, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Dunkerton
(Som), and children: Catherine, aged 16, born at Bath, and Robert,
The death of Catherine Leah Slade, aged 24, was registered 1868/Q4
Bath.
4H5
Julia Birch (18371850)
Caroline Birch (18071852)
John Moody Birch (1838)
Issue 1
IN MEMORY OF
JULIA DAUGHTER OF
CAPTN BIRCH
OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY
DIED 15TH NOVEMBER 1850
AGED 13 YEARS
ALSO
CAROLINE WIDOW OF
JOHN MOODY BIRCH ESQR
DIED 14TH JANUARY 1852
AGED 45 YEARS
4-193
Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Slab 30”
John Moody Birch married Caroline Brett.
Baptised on 2 Feb 1831 at Budbrooke (Warks): William B…… Birch, son
of John Moody & Caroline Birch [IGI].
Baptised on 30 May 1835 at Budbrooke (Warks): Elizabeth Birch,
daughter of John Moody & Caroline Birch [IGI].
Baptised on 19 Jul 1837 at Kenilworth (Warks): Julia Birch, daughter
of George & Catherine Birch [IGI].
The death of John Moody Birch was registered 1838/Q4 Warwick.
In the 1841 census at Charlotte Street, Leamington Prior (Warks):
Caroline Birch, aged 35, ind[ependent], not born in Warwickshire,
Mary Birch, aged 8, born in Warwickshire, Elizabeth Birch, aged 4,
born in Warwickshire, Valentine Birch, aged 4, born in Warwickshire,
a servant, a governess and one other.
The death of Julia Birch, aged 13, was registered 1850/Q4 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 10 George Street, Bath:
Claire Brett, aged 34, fund holder, born on Jersey British Subject,
Caroline Birch, aged 44, widow, visitor, annuitant, born in London,
Elizabeth Birch, aged 15, niece, annuitant, born at Bud…… (Warks),
William Birch, aged 20, nephew, unmarried, sen. M. S., born at
Hampton (Warks), Kingston Birch, aged 12, nephew, born at
Kenilworth (Warks), and a servant.
The death of Caroline Birch, aged 45, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath.
From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol XLIII (new series) Jan-Jun 1855 p300:
[Oct] 11. At Ahmednuggar, Charles James Barton, Lieut. Bombay
Artillery, second son of the late Captain James Barton, of the same
corps, to Elizabeth, youngest dau. of the late J. Moody Birch, esq. of
Leamington.
The death of Caroline Birch was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. From
Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXVII Jan-Jun 1852 p 314:
Jan. 14. At Bath, Caroline relict of John Moody Birch, esq.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of Valentine Birch to Jane Elizabeth Carrick was
registered 1874/Q1 Westminster.
4H6
In the 1881 census at Oak Bank, Cheltenham:
Valentine Birch, aged 43, Major Bombay Army active, born at
Bu[d]brook (Warks), wife Jane Elizabeth, aged 28, born at Wigton
(Cumb), children: Valentine Kingston, aged 5, born in the East Indies,
Ethel Lilian, aged 4, born in the East Indies, and Percy Edgar, aged 6
months, born in the East Indies, Marion Carrick, aged 25, unmarried,
sister in law, born at Wigton (Cumb), and three servants.
No monument.
From the burial book: Susanna Mason, aged 30, of Manvers House,
Manvers Street, died on 23 May 1876.
Susanna Mason (18451876)
Possible entry on the 1871 census as daughter (one of seven children)
of G Augustus & Maud Mason of Greenway Lodge, Bath, aged 25, born
at Hull (Yorks).
4H7
Mary Anne Gibbeson
(1789-1851)
Mary Ann Gibbeson
(1813-1899)
SLEEPING IN JESUS
HERE LIE THE MORTAL REMAINS OF
MARY ANNE GIBBESON
ÆTAT 62
HER EARTHLY CAREER WAS FINALLY CLOSED
THE 4TH OF MARCH 1851 AFTER A LONG
AND PAINFUL ILLNESS MEEKLY BORNE
THE LORD DIRECT YOUR HEARTS …………
THE LOVE OF GOD AND IN THE PATIENT
WAITING FOR CHRIST
…… THESS
ALSO OF MARY ANN GIBBESON
WHO DIED AT CLIFTON FEBRUARY 22 1899
AGED 86 YEARS
Slab 30”
The death of Mary Ann Gibbeson, aged 62, was registered 1851/Q1
Bath.
In the 1871 census at 5 Burlington Street, Lansdown, Bath:
Mary A Gibbeson, aged 58, unmarried, lodger, [income from] house
land dividends, born at Red-Hall (Lincs).
In the 1881 census at 7 West Mall, Clifton:
Mary A Gibbeson, aged 68, unmarried, lodger, [living on] interest on
money, born at Brauling parish (Lincs).
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Plot
Names
4H9
Mary Louisa Ball
(1767-1853)
Robert Ball
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Mary Ann Gibbeson, aged 85, was registered 1899/Q1
Bristol.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY LOUISA WIDOW OF THE LATE
ROBERT BALL ESQRE
OF BENNETT STREET IN THIS CITY
DIED SEPTR 29: 1853
AGED 86
LOVED LAMENTED
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 4 Bladud’s Buildings, Bath:
Mary L Ball, aged 84, widow, fund holder, born at Appleshaw (Hants),
children: Frances G, aged 47, unmarried, born at Clifton, and Justina
S, aged 46, born at Clifton, and two servants.
The death of Mary Louisa Ball, aged 86, was registered 1853/Q4 Bath.
4H10
James Brookman
(1826-1872)
Lucy Mary Brookman
(1830-1885)
In fond memory
of
A BELOVED HUSBAND
JAMES BROOKMAN
WHO DIED APRIL 21ST 1872
AGED 45
I SHALL GO TO HIM BUT HE
SHALL NOT RETURN TO ME.
Also of [LUCY] MARY
THE FOND WIFE OF THE ABOVE
I KNOW HIM I HAVE BELIEVED
Headstone 30”
The marriage of James Brookman to Lucy Mary Ackland at St James,
In the 1871 census at Laburnum Cottage (near Widcombe Terrace),
Bath:
James Brookman, aged 44, retired brewer, born at Compton Dando
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Notes
(Som), wife Lucy M, aged 41, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of James Brookman, aged 45, was registered 1872/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Laburnum Cottage, Bath:
Lucy Mary Brookman, aged 51, widow, [living on] rents & dividends,
born at Bath, Harriett Ackland, aged 74, widow, mother, born at
Dunkerton (Som), a servant.
The death of Lucy Mary Brookman, aged 56, was registered 1885/Q3
Bath.
4H11
Edmund Ackland
(1830-1857)
Thomas Ackland
(1803-1869)
Lucy Amelia Ackland
(1871)
Harriett Ackland
(1806-1888)
John Thomas Ackland
(1840-1917)
Maria Elizabeth
Ackland (1834-1913)
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IN MEMORY OF
EDMUND
ELDEST AND BELOVED SON OF
THOMAS AND HARRIETT ACKLAND
OF THIS CITY
WHO MEEKLY TRUSTING IN HIS SAVIOUR
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAY 27TH 1857
AGED 26
“ASLEEP IN JESUS”
Also
IN FOND MEMORY OF
THOMAS ACKLAND
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED OCT 14TH 1869
AGED 66
—
BELOVED — LAMENTED
Also
LUCY AMELIA ACKLAND
INFANT DAUGHTER OF
JOHN AND MARIA ACKLAND
AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED 9TH JULY 1871 AGED 8 WEEKS
Also
IN FOND MEMORY OF A DEVOTED MOTHER
HARRIETT,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE THOMAS ACKLAND
WHO DIED 22. FEBY 1888 AGED 81.
Slab 30”
The birth of John Thomas Ackland was registered 1840/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Gay.
The death of Edmund Ackland was registered 1857/Q2 Bath.
Thomas Ackland, aged 47, confectioner, born at Broad Hembury
(Devon), wife Harriett, aged 43, born at Dunkerton (Som), children:
Lucy Mary, aged 21, shop woman, born at Bath, Edmond, aged 20,
confectioner, born at Bath, William, aged 20, office clerk, born at
Bath, and John, aged 10, born at Bath, and a servant.
Thomas Ackland, aged 57, confectioner, born at Broadhembury
(Devon), wife Harriet, aged 54, born at Dunkerton (Som), children:
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Inscriptions
Notes
Lucy Mary, aged 30, born at St James, Bath, and John, aged 20, born
at St James, Bath, and a servant.
The death of Thomas Ackland, aged 66, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of John Thomas Ackland to Maria Elizabeth Morrish at
Holy Trinity, Combe Down was registered 1870/Q3 Bath.
John T Ackland, aged 31, pastry cook & confectioner, born at Bath,
wife Maria E, aged 33, born at Bath, Emmaline A Osmond, age 19,
niece, assistant, born at Bath, Alfred E Osmond, aged 1, nephew,
assistant, born at Bath, a servant and a visitor.
The death of Lucy Amelia Ackland, aged 0, was registered 1871/Q3
Bath.
In the 1881 census at 1 De Montalt Place, Combe Down (Som):
John T Ackland, aged 40, trave. brewery, born at Bath, wife Maria E,
aged 45, born at Bath, children: Ada F, aged 7, born at Bath, and
Edith M, aged 6, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Harriet Ackland, aged 81, was registered 1888/Q1 Bath.
See also 4EW13 and 4SS12.
4H14
James Downtown
(1825-1871)
Naomi Malpass (18231875)
Martha Downtown
(1829-1876)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JAMES DOWNTOWN
DIED OCTR 6TH 1871 AGED 46
—
ALSO NAOMI MALPASS
SISTER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE
AGED 51 YEARS
—
ALSO MARTHA DOWNTOWN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED OCTOBER 30TH 1876
AGED 47 YEARS
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Naomi King to Timothy John Malpass at St Swithin’s,
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In the 1851 census at the residence of Joseph Whittuck Whittuck (see
5C7) at 9 Royal Crescent, Bath, in the list of seven servants:
Naomi Malpass, aged 28, married, house keeper, born at Castle
Combe (Wilts), Martha King, aged 22, unmarried, ladies maid, born at
Castle Combe, and James Downtown, aged 25, unmarried, footman,
born at Holwell (Dorset).
The marriage of James Downtown to Martha King at St Swithin’s,
In the 1871 census at the Abbey Hotel, 4 Orange Grove:
James Downtown, aged 45, licensed victualler, born at Holwell
(Dorset), wife Martha, aged 40, born at Castle Combe (Wilts), Naomi
Malpass, aged 46, married, boarder, no occupation, born at Castle
Combe, Elizabeth Cox, aged 17, niece, assistant in hotel, born at
Bath, Thomas Downtown, aged 15, nephew, born at Yeovil (Som), and
a boarder.
The death of James Downtown, aged 46, was registered 1871/Q4
Bath.
The death of Naomi Malpass, aged 51, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
The death of Martha Downtown, aged 47, was registered 1876/Q4
Bath.
4H16
Kate Haselden Cooper
(1853-1863)
Martha Catherine
Cooper (1829-1870)
Sidney Tyrell Cooper
(1870)
Samuel Cooper (17971877)
Albert Henry Cooper
(1859-1883)
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Also in memory of
SAMUEL COOPER
DIED SEPT 1877 AGED 80
INTERRED AT NUNHEAD CEMETERY
ALBERT HENRY HIS SON
DIED DECR 15TH 1883.
INTERRED AT MANOR PARK CEMETERY LONDON
And GRACE GORDON HIS DAUGHTER
DIED FEBY 18TH 1890
INTERRED AT BOURNEMOUTH.
Headstone mostly delaminated. In the adjacent row is also a
headstone and edging 30”. The headstone is actually the one for the
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Names
Grace Gordon Cooper
(1857-1890)
Inscriptions
Notes
grave in row 4H.
From the survey carried out in the 1980s:
Wat… ella, died on 03-Mar-1863, aged 9, child of Samuel & Martha
Cooper of Milsom St
Martha Catherine Cooper died on 14 Sep 1870 aged 41 =
Samuel Cooper died on 21 Nov 1870
Kate Haselden Cooper, aged 10, of 28 Milsom Street, daughter of
Samuel Cooper, died on 3 Mar 1863.
Martha Catherine Cooper, aged 41, of Milsom Street, wife of
Samuel, died on 14 Sep 1870.
unbaptised child of Samuel Cooper, aged 15 weeks, of Milsom
Street, died on 21 Nov 1870
In the 1851 census at the Rampant Horse Hotel, Norwich:
Samuel Cooper, aged 51, married, commercial traveller, born at Bath.
In the 1851 census at 108 Camden Road, Camden, London:
Catherine Guy, aged 22, unmarried, teacher, born at Bath.
The marriage of Samuel Cooper to Martha Catherine Guy at St Mary
the Virgin, Charlcombe was registered 1853/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Kate Hadden Cooper was registered 1854/Q2 Newington.
(The entry is in between others in the GRO index in small writing.)
The birth of Grace Gordon
Camberwell.
Cooper was registered
1857/Q1
The birth of Albert Henry Taylor Cooper was registered 1859/Q4
Camberwell.
In the 1861 census at 3 Gloucester Villas, Camberwell (Surrey):
Kate Cooper, aged 38, wife to merchant, born at Bath, children: Kate
H, aged 7, born in Surrey, Alice M, aged 5, born in Surrey, Grace G,
aged 4, born in Surrey, and Albert H, aged 1, born in Surrey, and
three servants.
In the 1861 census at the Bugle Hotel, High Street, Newport (Hants):
Samuel Cooper, aged 60, married, commercial traveller, born at Bath.
The birth of Constance Lily Cooper was registered 1862 Bath,
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mother’s maiden name: Guy.
The birth of Harry Shaftesbury Cooper was registered 1864 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Guy,
The birth of Arthur Ashley Cooper was registered 1866 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Guy.
The birth of Walter Percy Cooper was registered 1868 bath, mother’s
maiden name: Guy.
The death of Kate Haselden Cooper, aged 9, was registered 1863/Q1
Bath.
The death of Martha Catherine Cooper, aged 41, was registered
1870/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Sidney Tyrell Cooper was registered 1870 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Guy.
The death of Sidney Tyrell Cooper, aged 0, was registered 1870/Q4
Bath.
Samuel Cooper, aged 72, widower, ladies boot maker, born at Bath,
children: Grace G, aged 14, born in London (Middx), Albert H, aged
12, born in London (Middx), and Walter P, aged 3, born at Bath, and
two servants.
In the 1871 census at the residence of Samuel Howes, cordwainer, at
Winsley (Wilts): Lilly Cooper, aged 9, boarder, born at Bath, A M
Cooper, aged 16, visitor, born in London, H S Cooper (male), aged 7,
visitor, born at Bath, and Ashley Cooper, aged 5, visitor, born at Bath.
The death of Samuel Cooper, aged 79, was registered 1877/Q4
Lambeth.
The death of Albert Henry Cooper, aged 25, was registered 1883/Q4
Kensington.
The death of Grace Gordon Cooper, aged 33, was registered 1890/Q1
Christchurch.
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4H19
Names
Henry Thomas Moore
(1852-1864)
Thomas George Moore
(1822-1865)
Inscriptions
In curve at top of headstone:
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY; BLESSED BE THE NAME OF
THE LORD JOB 1ST 21ST VER.
Headstone:
TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF
HENRY THOMAS,
LAST SURVIVING SON OF
THOMAS GEORGE
AND RACHEL ANNE MOORE
THE 27TH OF APRIL 1864,
AGED 12 YEARS
—
ALSO
THOMAS GEORGE MOORE
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
THE 2ND OF NOVR 1865
AGED 43 YEARS
—
ALSO OF
RACHEL ANNE MOORE
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS GEORGE MOORE
DIED FEBRUARY 15TH 1902
AGED 84
PEACE PERFECT PEACE
Rachel Anne Moore
(1818-1902)
Annie Louisa Gregory
(1847-1899)
William Bye Gregory
(1845-1919)
Slab south:
In Affectionate Memory of
ANNIE LOUISA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM BYE GREGORY
ONLY DAUGHTER OF T. AND R. A. MOORE.
DIED MARCH 4TH 1899 AGED 51.
Slab north:
Also in Loving Memory of
WILLIAM BYE GREGORY
ELDEST SON OF THE LATE WILLIAM GREGORY
WHO DIED OCT. 31ST 1919, AGED 74.
R.I.P.
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Notes
The death of Henry Thomas Moore, aged 12, was registered 1864/Q2
Bath.
The death of Thomas George Moore, aged 43, was registered 1865/Q4
Bath.
The marriage of Annie Louisa Moore to William Bye Gregory at St
In the 1881 census at Tyne, Bloomfield Road, Bath:
Rachel A Moore, aged 59, widow, annuitant, born at Burbage (Wilts),
Annie L Gregory, aged 33, married, daughter, born at Kendal
(Westmorland), William B Gregory, aged 34, lace warehouseman, born
In the 1891 census at Tyne Villa, Bloomfield Road, Bath:
William P (!) Gregory, aged 43, warehouseman, born at Bath, wife
Annie S, aged 41, born at Kendal (Westmorland), Rachel A Moore,
aged 66, widow, mother in law, born at Dursley (Wilts) (!), and a
servant.
The death of Annie Louisa Gregory, aged 51, was registered 1899/Q1
Bath.
The death of Rachel Anne Moore, aged 84, was registered 1902/Q1
Bath.
The death of William B Gregory, aged 68, was registered 1910/Q4
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4H21
Eliza Hancock (18181864)
Inscriptions
Notes
Peterborough.
See also 4K8.
Charles Hancock
(1814-1890)
In memory of
ELIZA. THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES HANCOCK
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED JUNE 22. 1864
AGED 46
—◊—
IT IS THE LORD LET HIM DO
WHAT SEEMETH HIM GOOD
—◊—
ALSO OF
CHARLES HANCOCK
WHO DIED NOV. 1ST 1890
AGED 76.
Headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at 19 Upper Borough Walls, Bath:
Charles Hancock, aged 45, broker, born at Monckton Combe (Som),
and wife Eliza, aged 42, born at Corsham (Wilts).
The death of Eliza Hancock, aged 46, was registered 1864/Q2 Bath.
Charles Hancock, aged 55, widower, born at Monckton Combe (Som),
and Frances Jordan, aged 45, widow, sister in law, house keeper,
born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at Metz Cottage, Salford (Som):
Charles Hancock, aged 66, married, broker, born at Monkton Combe
(Som), Francis Jordan, aged 56, widow, sister in law, born at Bath,
The death of Charles Long Hancock, aged 76, was registered 1890/Q4
Keynsham.
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4H23
Names
Jane Montgomerie
(1794-1870)
Hugh Montgomerie
(1792-1864)
Inscriptions
Notes
In memory of
JANE
WIDOW OF
HUGH MONTGOMERIE ESQ
MADRAS CIVIL SERVICE
DIED MAY 23RD 1870
AGED 76
Slab 30”
Hugh Montgomerie was born on 10 May 1792, son of Alexander
Montgomerie & Elizabeth Taylor. Hugh Montgomerie married Jane
Rumley. He died in 1864 (source: Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage &
Knightage, 107th edition volume 1, page 1284)
In the 1861 census at Boutreehill House, Irvine (Ayrshire):
Hugh Montgomerie, aged 67, … late … Madras Civil Service, born at
Dreghorn (Ayrshire), wife Jane, aged 65, general’s daughter, born in
the East Indies, a visitor and three servants.
The death of Jane Montgomerie, aged 76, was registered 1870/Q2
Bath.
The first committee in 1824 of the Oriental Club near Oxford Street
London included Major-General Rumley. Colonial Lists/Indian Power:
Identity Politics in Nineteenth-century Telugu-speaking India by
Michael Katten in Chapter 4 has “Another letter of 1817 from the
Bobbili Raja to Major General Rumley, regarding the actions of sepoys
sent to deal with the problems at the fort, reaffirms this new
understanding.” This also appears in Making Caste In NineteenthCentury India: A History of Telling the Bobbili Katha & Velama
Identity Michael Katten University of California at Berkeley.
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4H25
Names
John James Field
(1803-1870)
Inscriptions
Notes
Headstone, small footstone. No inscription visible 30”.
From the survey carried out in the 1980s:
John James Field MD, born 08-Mar-1804, died on 02-Jun-1870
John James Field, aged 67, MD, of the Pump Room Hotel, died on 2
Jun 1870.
The death of John James Feild (sic), aged 67, was registered 1870/Q2
Bath.
4H27
Ann Cole (1790-1871)
Joseph Cole
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN
WIDOW OF JOSEPH COLE ESQ
WHO DIED SEP 30TH 1870
AGED 81 YEARS
FOR EVER WITH THE …………………
AMEN. SO …………………………………
LIFE FROM THE …………………………
‘TIS IMMOR…………………………………
Headstone. Lower part delaminated. 30”
In the 1871 census at 6 Widcombe Terrace, Bath:
Thomas Whitehouse, aged 51, curate of Abbey church Bath, born at
Hackney (Middx), wife Agnes M, aged 49, born at St Helena, Ann Cole,
aged 81, widow, mother in law, annuitant, born at Beetty (?)
(Norfolk), three wards (all born in the East Indies), a visitor and two
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Inscriptions
4H29
Maria Witherstone
(1823-1872)
North:
Notes
servants.
The death of Ann Cole, aged 81, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath.
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARIA WITHERSTONE
DAUGHTER OF RICHARD AND MARY WITHERSTONE
Richard Witherstone
(1771-1864)
Mary Witherstone
(1789-1876)
Elizabeth Witherstone
(1808-1873)
TIS YOUR LIFE IT IS ……………………………
South:
Also
ELIZABETH WITHERSTONE WHO DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1873
………WHO IS OUR LIFE SHALL APPEAR THEN SHALL YE ALSO APPEAR WITH HIM IN GLORY
Pitched (4 surfaces) 30”
On 2 Oct 1803 at Goodrich (Herefordshire) Richard Witherstone
married Mary Powles [IGI].
Baptised on 23 Jan 1808 at Goodrich (Herefordshire): Elizabeth
Witherstone, daughter of Richard & Margaret Witherstone[IGI].
Baptised on 8 Apr 1823 at Goodrich (Herefordshire):
Witherstone, daughter of Richard & Maria Witherstone [IGI].
Maria
In the 1851 census at the household of Philip & Mary Jane Caddell at
18 Royal Crescent, Bath:
Maria Witherstone, aged 26, unmarried, kitchen maid, born at
Goodich (Herefordshire).
In the 1851 census at Goodrich (Herefordshire):
Richard Witherston, aged 80, labourer late blacksmith, born at
Serwick (?) (Herefordshire), and wife Mary, aged 76, brewery belif (?),
born at Monmouth.
The death of Richard Witherstone was registered 1864/Q1 Hereford.
In the 1871 census at 4 River Street, Bath:
Elizabeth Witherstone, aged 63, unmarried, lodging house keeper,
born at Goodrich (Herefordshire), and a lodger.
In the 1871 census at 8 Somerset Place, Bath:
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Louisa (!) Witherstone, aged 50, unmarried, nurse, born at Goodrich
(Herefordshire).
The death of Maria Witherstone, aged 47, was registered 1872/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Witherstone, aged 65, was registered 1873/Q4
Bath.
The death of Maria Witherstone, aged 86, was registered 1876/Q1
Hereford.
4H31
Peter Newham (17931886)
Henrietta Platt
Newham (1802-1872)
PETER NEWHAM ESQ
DIED
JULY 20TH 1886
AGED __
HIS PEACEFUL OLD AGE WAS
EVENING WITHOUT CLOUD
HENRIETTA PLATT
DIED
AUGUST 12TH 187_
AGED 70
THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF
PETER NEWHAM ESQ
GROVE LYNCOMBE VALE
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 6 Middleby Street, Edinburgh:
Peter Newham, aged 56, retired general merchant, born at New
Kilpatrick (Stirlingshire), wife H Platt, aged 49, born in England, and
two servants.
In the 1871 census at The Grove (by Lyncombe Lodge), Lyncombe,
Bath:
Peter Newham, aged 76, [living on] dividends & interest, born in
Scotland, wife Henrietta, aged 69, born at Manchester, and two
servants.
The death of Henrietta Platt Newham, aged 70, was registered
1872/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Lyncombe Grove, Lyncombe, Bath:
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Inscriptions
4H33
Christiana Francis
(1839-1916)
North:
Frederick Francis
(1838-1918)
South:
Notes
Peter Newham, aged 87, widower, gentleman, born in Scotland,
Henrietta Newham, aged 8, niece, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Peter Newham, aged 93, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHRISTIANA FRANCIS DIED DECR 18TH 1916
AND OF FREDERICK FRANCIS DIED APRIL 17TH 1918
Edging 30”
The birth of Christiana Stephens was registered 1839/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Jacobs.
The marriage of Frederick Francis to Christiana Stephens at Bath
Register Office was registered 1856/Q1 Bath.
Christiana Stephens, aged 56, widow, general dealer, born at
Bradninch (Devon), and son William, aged 18, tinman & gasfitter, born
at Bath. At the same address: Frederick Francis, aged 24, general
dealer’s shopman, born at Bath, wife Christiana, aged 21, born at
Bath, and son Frederick W, aged 1, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 7 St Marks Place, Bath:
Frederick Francis, aged 63, retired fancy dealer, born at Bath, wife
Christiana, aged 61, born at Bath, daughter Kate, aged 26, unmarred,
dressmaker own account at home, born at Bath, and Gertrude Francis,
aged 14, grand-daughter, school teacher, born at Bath.
The death of Christiana Francis, aged 77, was registered 1916/Q4
Bath.
The death of Frederick Francis, aged 80, was registered 1918/Q2
Bath.
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4H35
Names
Edwin Atherstone
(1788-1872)
Mary Elizabeth
Atherstone (18061896)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
THE POET
EDWIN ATHERSTONE
HE DIED
BELOVED & HONORED
JANUARY 29. 1872.
AGED 84.
ALSO OF
MARY ELIZABETH
WHO DIED APRIL 12. 1896
AGED 89.
Headstone 30” ‘Honored’ is as found.
Edwin Atherstone was born on 17 April 1788 in Brewhouse Yard,
Nottingham, son of Hugh Atherstone and Ann, née Green [IGI].
In the 1861 census at the Marylebone Literary Institution, 17 Edward
Street, Marylebone, London:
Edwin Atherstone, aged 72, author, born at Nottingham, and daughter
Mary E, aged 53, unmarried, born at Nottingham.
In the 1871 census at 19 Macaulay buildings, Bath:
Edwin Atherstone, aged 82, widower, annuitant on civil list of p………
& author of poetry & fiction, born at Nottingham, and daughter Mary
E, aged 63, unmarried, born at Nottingham.
4H36
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Eliza Johnson (18811910)
Entry for Edwin Atherstone in the Dictionary of National Biography.
Author of: ‘The Last Days of Herculaneum’ with ‘Abradates and
Panthea’ in 1821 A Midsummer Day’s Dreaming (London: Baldwin,
Cradock, and Joy, 1824). His poetical work The Fall of Nineveh
appeared in 30 volumes between 1828 and 1868. Author of two novels
The Sea Kings of England (1830 and The Handwriting on the Wall
(1851).
No monument.
From the burial book: Eliza Johnson, aged 29, of the Royal United
Hospital. died on 4 Jun 1910.
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4H37
Names
Mary Ann Whitfield
(1810-1879)
William Whitfield
Inscriptions
Notes
MARY ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM WHITFIELD
JANUARY 19TH 1879
AGED 68
—
CAST THY BURDEN UPON THE LORD
AND HE SHALL SUSTAIN THEE
Headstone 30”
Possible entry in the 1851 census at 4 Bath Road, Redcar (Yorks):
William Whitfield, aged 45, draper & proprietor of houses, born at
Stockton (Durham), wife Mary Ann, aged 39, born at Stockton,
daughter Emily, aged 8, born at Stockton, an apprentice and a
servant. (This is the only entry for a Mary Ann Whitfield married to a
William with a year of birth around 1810.)
4H39
William Ridout (18231892)
The death of Mary Ann Whitfield, aged 68, was registered 1879/Q1
Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: William Ridout, aged 69, Sec: Bath
Amalgamated Friendly Societies Medical Charities, of 4 Bath Street,
died on 2 May 1892.
The birth of Emily Elizabeth Ridout was registered 1843 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Scott.
The birth of William Henry Ridout was registered 1845 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Scott.
The birth of Alfred Scott Ridout was registered 1847 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Scott.
In the 1851 census at 18 Upper Trafalgar Place, Bath: William Ridout,
aged 28, journeyman turner in wood, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged
31, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), children: Emily, aged 7, born at Bath,
William, aged 5, born at Bath, and Alfred, aged 3, born at Bath, John
Ridout, aged 66, widower, father, journeyman turner in wood, born at
Sherborne (Dorset), and Edwin Ridout, aged 17, brother, French
polisher, born at Bath.
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Notes
In the 1861 census at 5 Caroline Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: William
Ridout, aged 38, married, turner in wood, born at Bath, and children:
William H, aged 16, turner in wood, born at Bath, and Alfred C, aged
13, carvers assistant, born at Bath.
In the 1871 census at 24 Princes Buildings, Widcombe Bath:
William Ridout, aged 48, married, turner in wood, born at Bath, and
Margaret E Trousdell, aged 40, widow, sister (!), mantle maker, born
at Bath.
The marriage of William Ridout to Margaret Ellen Blatchly/Trousdell
at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1873 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Canal Tavern, I Ebenezer Terrace, Bath: William
Ridout, aged 58, ivory & hard wood turner, wife Margaret E, aged 50,
mantle maker, and a visitor.
The death of Margaret Ellen Ridout, aged 62, was registered 1889
Bath.
In the 1891 census at Bath Street, Bath: William Ridout, aged 68,
widower, retired, born at Bath, and Ellen Nook, aged 54.
4H40
Frances Anne
Stephens (1862-1879)
Thomas Stephens
(1824-1881)
Caroline Stephens
(1823-1883)
Ann Cook (1821-1878)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
FRANCES
THE ONLY BELOVED CHILD OF
THOMAS AND CAROLINE STEPHENS
WHO DIED 1ST DECEMBER 1879,
AGED 17 YEARS
—
THROUGH PAIN AND SUFFERING SHE WENT
HOME TO GOD
THE ……… OF HIS LOVE, WAS HER LIGHT
THROUGH THE GLOOM
Cross 3’
The birth of Frances Ann Stephens was registered 1862/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Cook.
The death of Frances Anne Stephens, aged 17, was registered
1879/Q4 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 5 George Place, Bathwick, Bath:
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Inscriptions
Notes
Thos. Stevens, aged 50, wheel chairman, born at Exeter, wife
Caroline, aged 45, born in Wiltshire, and a servant.
The death of Thomas Stephens, aged 57, was registered 1881/Q4
Bath.
The death of Caroline Stephens, aged 60, was registered 1883/Q4
Bath.
From the burial book also buried her: Ann Cook, aged 56, of 5
George’s Buildings, sister to late Mrs Stephens (and buried in her
grave), died on 1 Dec 1879.
The location given suggests that the burial was actually in 4H41.
However, there is a common border around 4H40 and 4H41.
4H41
John Stephens (17901877)
4’ with headstone offset to right. Delaminated with only a biblical
quotation on the curve at the top.
John Stephens, aged 87, lodging house keeper, of 5 St Georges Place,
died on 2 Jul 1877.
In the 1861 census at 5 George’s Place, Bath: John Stephens, aged 70,
wheelchairman and lodging house keeper, born at Chittlehampton
(Devon), wife Jane, aged 60, born at Dartmouth (Devon), and a
servant.
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4H43
Names
Mary Head (18041869)
Inscriptions
Notes
Thomas Edward Head
(1799-1879)
Walter Head (18461919)
Emily Head (18401931)
5’ with headstone. Delaminated with only a biblical quotation on the
curve at the top.
Mary Head, aged 54, of South Hayes, Wells Road, wife of Thomas,
upholsterer, who died on 2 Aug 1869.
Thomas Edward Head, aged 79, broker, of Elm Place, St Luke’s,
Lyncombe, who died on 1 May 1879
Walter Head, aged 72, of the Lunatic Asylum, Wells, late of 1 Abbey
View, buried in the family grave, who died on 23 Feb 1919
Emily Head, aged 92, of 1 Abbey View, who died on 31 Mar 1931
In the 1861 census at 12 Bladud’s Buildings, Bath: Thomas Head, aged
53, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 47, born at Bath, and
children: Emily, aged 22, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 20, upholsterer,
born at Bath, Frederick, aged 17, born at Bath, Robert, aged 10, born
at Bath, and Walter, aged 15, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 10 Southcot Place, Bath: Walter Head, aged 35,
unmarried, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Emily Head, aged 40,
unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 1 Abbey View, Bath: Walter Head, aged 55,
unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, Emily Head, aged 58,
unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, and a servant.
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4H45
Names
William Whittick
(1800-1867)
Emily Sophia Dillon
(1852-1868)
Andrew Dillon (18261889)
Matilda Julia Dillon
(1829-1901)
Matilda Whittick
(1808-1898)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
OF
WILLIAM WHITTICK
AGED 67 YEARS
—◊—
ALL HIS SORROWS LEFT BELOW
AND EARTH EXCHANGED FOR HEAVEN
Also
EMILY SOPHIA
THE ONLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF
ANDREW & MATILDA DILLON
AND GRAND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED FEBY 25TH 1868 AGED 17.
HER END WAS PEACE
ALSO MATILDA WHITTICK
DIED OCTOBER 1ST 1898
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Matilda Julia Whittick to Andrew Dillon at St Michael
with St Paul was registered 1848/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 4 Old Orchard Street, Bath:
William Whittick, aged 51, butcher, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged
46, born at Bath, John King, aged 63, married, father in law, tailor,
born at Bath, Eliza Williams, aged 15, niece, born at Bath.
At the same address (but different household):
Andrew Dillon, aged 24, butcher, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged 22,
born at Bath, and son Andrew, aged 2, born at Bath.
The birth of Emily Sophia Dillon was registered 1851/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Whittick.
In the 1861 census at the Newmarket Tavern, 5 Newmarket Row,
Bath:
Willm Whittick, aged 61, inn keeper, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged
52, born at Bath, Andrew Dillon, aged 12, grandson, born at Bath, two
servants and two lodgers.
The death of Emily Sophia Dillon, aged 16, was registered 1868/Q1
Bath.
The death of William Whittick, aged 67, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
The death of Andrew Dillon, aged 62, was registered 1889/Q3 Bath.
The death of Matilda Whittick, aged 90, was registered 1898/Q4 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Matilda Julia Dillon, aged 71, was registered 1901/Q2
Bath.
4H47
Mary Vincent (17971866)
West:
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY,
WIFE OF WILLIAM VINCENT
WHO DIED MAY 13. 1866,
AGED 69.
ALSO THE ABOVE
WILLIAM VINCENT,
WHO DIED MAY 4. 1875,
AGED 76.
William Vincent (17991875)
Amelia Holbrook
(1839-1921)
Albert George
Holbrook (1843-1908)
Mary Ann Green
(1821-1869)
South:
ALSO OF
AMELIA HOLBROOK
WIDOW OF
ALBERT G. HOLBROOK
WHO DIED NOV. 26. 1921.
AGED 80.
Jane Vincent (18341899)
Eliza Vincent (18271905)
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALBERT
GEORGE HOLBROOK
WHO DIED FEB. 6. 1908.
AGED 65.
East:
ALSO
MARY ANN GREEN
WHO DIED JUNE 9. 1869,
AGED 48.
ALSO OF JANE,
WHO DIED JUNE 1. 1899,
AGED 65,
ALSO OF ELIZA
WHO DIED MARCH 28. 1905
AGED 77
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3’ square in dark red granite. Obelisk formerly on the tower is on the
ground.
The birth of Amelia Vincent was registered 1839/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Harrell.
Wm Vincent, aged 52, boot & shoe maker, born at Walcot, wife Mary,
aged 53, born at Keynsham, children: Maryanne, aged 30, milliner,
born at Walcot, Emma, aged 26, shoebinder, born at Walcot, Eliza,
aged 23, shoebinder, born at Walcot, Jane, aged 19, dressmaker, born
at Walcot, and Amelia, aged 11, born at Walcot.
The death of Mary Vincent, aged 69, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath.
The death of William Vincent, aged 76, was registered 1875/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Green, aged 49, was registered 1869/Q2 Bath.
The death of Jane Vincent, aged 65, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath.
The death of Eliza Vincent, aged 76, was registered 1905/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Mary Ann Vincent to William Knapp Green was
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
DAUGHTERS OF
MARY & WILLIAM VINCENT
The death of William Knapp Green, aged 74, was registered 1869/Q4
Bath.
The birth of Albert Holbrook was registered 1843/Q1 Clutton,
mother’s maiden name: Cox.
In the 1871 census at Clutton Hill, Clutton (Som):
James Holbrook, aged 70, brick & tile maker, born at Timsbury (Som),
wife Franc[e]s, aged 62, born at Farmbro’ (Som), and children: Albert
G, aged 30, brick & tile maker, born at Farmbro’, Frederic J, aged 28,
brick & tile maker, born at Farmbro’, and Elizabeth, aged 20, born at
Clutton.
The marriage of Albert George Holbrook to Susan Dorothea Goodrop at
Bath Register Office was registered 1872/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 4 Dover Place, Clifton:
F J Holbrook, aged 37, brick manufacturer, born at Farmbro (Som)
wife E J, aged 35, born at Bath, and Alfred Holbrook, aged 39,
widower, brother, visitor, born at Farmbro.
The marriage of Albert George Holbrook to Amelia Vincent was
registered 1882/Q1 Sunderland.
In the 1891 census at 33 North Street, Wandsworth (Surrey):
Albert G Holbook, aged 49, gas works manager, born at Farmborough
(Som), wife Amelia, aged 49, born at Walcot, Bath, and a servant.
The death of Albert George Holbrook, aged 65, was registered
1908/Q1 Bath.
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Row 4I
43
45
Woodrow
41
Hackett
39
Sturgis
37
Wornes
35
Nosworthy
33
Sturmey
31
Phillips
29
Murray
27
Clarke
25
Charters
24
Lewis
Inscriptions
23
Parkinson
19
Candy
11
Hooker
17
Woolley
9
Slater
15
Cooper
13
Short
9
Shapleigh
Maria Broad (17951867)
7
Kelsey
Names
Edward Broad (18041859)
6
Lisle
Plot
4I1
5
Harris
Baines
3
Answorth
Broad
1
10 feet
47
49
Notes
SACRED
To the Memory of
Mr Edward Broad
late of 21 Orange Grove
the 25th December 1859
Aged 54 Years
Also Maria
Wife of the above
the 2nd August 1867
Aged _2 Years
Headstone 30”
Edward Broad, aged 45, fishmonger master employing 1 man and 1
boy, born at Twerton (Som), wife Maria, aged 51, born at St
Michael’s, Bath, Edward Broad, aged 13, nephew, fishmonger’s
assistant, born at Widcombe (Som), and a visitor.
The death of Edward Broad, aged 54, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath.
Maria Broad, aged 65, widow, fishmonger, born at Bath, a visitor and
a servant.
The death of Maria Broad, aged 72, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
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Plot
4I3
Names
Mary Baines (17991849)
Inscriptions
Notes
MARY BAINES
AGED 50
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Union Passage, Bath:
Mary Baines, aged 40, trunk maker, born in Somerset, Mary Baines,
aged 6, born in Somerset, and a servant.
The death of Mary Baines, aged 50, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Baines, aged 50, of the Corridor, widow of
a trunkmaker, died on 6 Jul 1849.
4I5
Elizabeth Answorth
(1831-1915)
William Answorth
(1831-1920)
Ethel Mary Answorth
(1870-1945)
South:
IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH ANSWORTH. DIED NOV. 23RD 1915 AGED 84
ALSO WILLIAM ANSWORTH HER HUSBAND DIED DEC. 26TH 1920 AGED 89
North:
AND THEIR DAUGHTERS ETHEL ANSWORTH DIED AUG. 22ND 1945
………S…… ANSWORTH DIED JAN. …….
Elsie Elizabeth
Answorth (1862-1852)
Edging 30”
The marriage of William Answorth to Elizabeth Jones at St James,
The birth of Elsie Elizabeth Answorth was registered 1862/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Jones.
The birth of William Charles Answorth was registered 1868/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Ethel Mary Answorth was registered 1870/Q2 Bath.
William Answorth, aged 39, clerk to upholstery warehouse, born at
Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 40, born at Bath, children: Elsie Elizth,
aged 8, born at Bath, William Chas, aged 3, born at Bath, and Ethel
Mary, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 6 St Mary’s Buildings, Bath:
William Answorth, aged 67, house agent, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth,
aged 69, born at Bath, and children: Elsie E, aged 37, unmarried,
draper fancy, born at Bath, and Ethel M, aged 30, draper fancy, born
at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Answorth, aged 84, was registered 1915/Q4
Bath.
From the burial book: Elsie Elizabeth Answorth, aged 88, of 35
Oldfield Road, died on 18 Jan 1952.
4I6
Mary Harris (17981862)
James Sydney Harris
(1834-1875)
Headstone 30” Delaminated.
Mary Harris, aged 64, of Henrietta Cottage, Bathwick, widow of
James, formerly carrier, died on 2 Mar 1862
James Sydney Harris, aged 41, reporter, of 81 Upper North Street,
Brighton, died on 13 Jan 1875.
In the 1861 census at Henrietta Cottage, Bath: Mary Harris, aged 64,
widow, born at Keynsham (Som), and children: James, aged 27,
reporter & printer (compositor), born at Bath, and Jane, aged 19,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
born at Bath.
The marriage of James Sydney Harris to Sarah Foweraker was
registered 1864/Q4 Islington.
In the 1871 census at Mitford Road, Islington, London: James Harris,
aged 37, compositor, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 31, born at
Tiverton (Devon), three children and a servant.
4I7
Jane Lisle (1766-1852)
Robert Lisle (17681843)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANE THE RELICT OF THE LATE
COLL LISLE. C.B. OF THE 19TH LANCERS
WHOSE REMAINS ARE INTERRED
IN THE ABBEY CHURCH
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE
22ND JULY 1852. AGED 86 YEARS
THIS MEMORIAL IS PLACED HERE
BY HER GRATEFUL NEPHEWS
Slab 30”
From Gentleman’s Magazine (Vol CI Part the Second) Jul-Dec 1831
p364:
Sept. 26. To be Companions of the Bath … Robert Lisle.
In the 1841 census at 1 Chapel Row, Clifton:
Robert Lisle, aged 70, Army, not born in Gloucestershire, and Jane
Lisle, aged 75, not born in Gloucestershire.
The death of Robert Lisle was registered 1843/Q2 Bath. Will of Robert
Lisle, Lieutenant-Colonel, date 20 May 1843, PROB 11/1979. From
Gentleman’s Magazine (Vol XIX new series) Jan-Jul 1843 p669:
May 5 … At Bath, aged 75, Lieut.-Col. Robert Lisle, C.B., This
distinguished officer entered the army in 1791, as cornet in the 19 th
Dragoons, became Lieut. 1795, Captain 1801, brevet Major 1814,
Major 19th Dragoons, 1814, and brevet Lieut.-Col. 1817.
Jane Lisle, aged 87, widow, Colonel’s widow, funded proprietor, born
at Newcastle on Tyne (Northumberland), and Sarah Solsbury, aged 58,
widow, niece, born at Southwark (Surrey),
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
4I9
Nathaniel Jones
Kelsey (1795-1854)
South, left:
Ellen Kelsey (18041856)
Hugh Stuart Kelsey
(1808-1860)
Notes
The death of Jane Lisle, aged 88, was registered 1852/Q3 Bath. Will
of Jane Lisle, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 6 Aug 1852, PROB
11/2157.
Sacred to the memory of Nathaniel Jones Kelsey Esqre
for many years N M Auditor General and
of the Legislative Council of Mauritius
who died at Paris May _th mdccc_ Aged __
South, right:
Also to ………………………
who died at Bath May __ mdcccl_
Aged
B………………………………
Pitched in form of cross 30”
North, left:
Also
Hugh Stuart Kelsey
who died June __th mdcccli
Aged lii
Baptised on 24 Oct 1827 at St Mary’s Newington, Hugh Stuart Kelsey,
son of Francis & Elizabeth Kelsey, date of birth 29 Jul 1808 [IGI].
From Parliamentary Papers Reports from Committees (17 Part V)
Session 18 Nov 1847- 5 Sep 1848 (Vol XXIII Part IV) p38
Mr. Nathaniel Jones Kelsey, the Auditor of Accounts, in the Mauritius,
stated that the island had paid the expenses of its own government
since 1828, previous to which time large sums had been paid by the
Home Treasury, Ever since the year 1828, except in the year 1832,
the island has ceased to be a burden to the mother country, except
for Queen’s pay to the troops.
The birth of Fletcher Francis Sheredan Kelsey was registered 1846/Q1
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hall.
In the 1851 census at 18 Gloucester Gardens, Paddington, London:
Nathaniel J Kelsey, aged 56, superannuated civil servant, born at
Newington (Surrey), wife Ellen, aged 47, born at Prince of Wales
Island, children: Laura E, aged 15, born at Bath, Arthur F, aged 12,
born at Port Luis (sic), Mauritius, Walter F, aged 8, born at Port
L[o]uis, Fletcher F S, aged 5, born at Bath, Hugh S Kelsey, aged 41,
unmarried, brother, superannuated civil servant, born in Surrey, a
visitor and four servants.
(There are Prince of Wales islands in Alaska and in the Torres Strait,
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Queensland. The latter is the more likely.)
Will of Nathaniel Jones Kelsey, late Auditor General of the Island of
Mauritius of Paddington , Middlesex date 15 Jul 1854, PROB 11/2194
The death of Ellen Kelsey, aged 48, was registered 1856/Q2 Bath.
4I11
Jane Tucker (18031858)
4I13
John Shapleigh (-1846)
The death of Hugh Stuart Kelsey, aged 51, was registered 1860/Q2
Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: Jane Tucker, aged 54, of Green Park Villa,
Lower Bristol Road, Lyncombe, widow of John J, formerly of Bromley,
Kent, died on 31 Mar 1858.
…………… 1861
Sally Shapleigh (17801861)
Emma Shapleigh
(1811-1895)
Clara Shapleigh (18141897)
EMMA ELDER DAUGHTER O[F THE AB]OVE
JOHN SHAPLEIGH
WHO DIED JULY 11TH 1___
AGED 84
—
Also of
CLARA YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
JOHN SHAPLEIGH
AGED 83
Slab 30”. Top part delaminated.
In the 1841 census at 7 Mall, Clifton:
John Shapleigh, aged 60, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Sally
Shapleigh, aged 60, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Emma
Shapleigh, aged 30, not born in Somerset, and Clara Shapleigh, aged
25, not born in Somerset.
The death of John Shapleigh was registered 1846/Q4 Clifton.
Sally Shapleigh, aged 71, widow, land holder, born at Hull
(Yorks),children: Emma, aged 40, unmarried, land holder, born at
Bristol (Glos), and Clara, aged 37, unmarried, land holder, born at
Taunton, and a servant.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Sally Shapleigh, aged 81, was registered 1861/Q3 Bath.
Emma Shapleigh, aged 70, unmarried, lodger, income from funds &
property, born at Bristol, and Clara Shapleigh, aged 67, unmarried,
lodger, income from funds & property, born at Taunton.
The death of Emma Shapleigh, aged 84, was registered 1895/Q3 Bath.
The death of Clara Shapleigh, aged 84, was registered 1897Q1
Bedminster.
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John Gale (1802-1882)
Harriet Gale (18091880)
Ellen Weston (18351885)
Miriam Gale (18381865)
Headstone and edging, 30” Delaminated.
Miriam Gale, aged 26, of Northumberland Place, daughter of John,
carpenter, who died on 1 Mar 1868,
John Gale, aged 80, of Northumberland Place, carpenter, who died on
24 Jul 1882,
Harriett Gale, aged 70, of Northumberland Place, who died on 28 May
1880
Ellen Weston, aged 49, of Nightingale Cottage, Batheaston, wife of
George Soverby Weston, cattle dealer, who died on 1 Jan 1885.
In the 1851 census at 1 North Place, Bath: John Gale, aged 47,
carpenter, born at Wells (Som), wife Harriet, aged 40, lace cleaner,
born at Bath, and children: Ellen, aged 14, born at Bath, Miriam, aged
13, born at Bath, and Sarah, aged 10, born at Bath.
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Plot
4I17
Names
John Thurlow Short
(1833-1867)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN THURLOW SHORT
AGED 34
Pitched 30”
In the 1861 census at 17 Merton Road, Kensington, London:
John T Short, aged 31, unmarried, lodger, artist painter, born at Bath.
The death of John Thurlow Short, aged 33, was registered 1867/Q1
Salisbury. From Gentleman’s Magazine (vol III) Jan-Jun 1867 in its
deaths section on p544:
Feb 27. Mr. John Thurlow Short, Master of the Salisbury and Andover
Schools of Art.
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John James Slater
(1795-1870)
Frances Caroline
Slater (1798-1870)
Stanley Firman Slater
(1825-1861)
Frances Matilda
Whittuck (1832-1889)
William James
Whittuck (1811-1881)
William Slater (17941872)
Frank Whittuck (18561880)
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East:
IN MEMORY OF
COLL JOHN JAMES SLATER
FORMERLY OF H.M. 82ND REGT.
WHO DIED AT BATH
NOVEMBER 23RD 1870,
AGED 75.

ALSO FRANCIS CAROLINE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE,
WHO DIED AT BATH.
OCTOBER 17TH 1870,
AGED 72.

ALSO THEIR SON
STANLEY FIRMAN SLATER
OF H.M. 82ND REGT
WHILE SERVING WITH HIS REGT
AT DELHI, E. INDIES
AGED 36.
5’ with 44” square base. Obelisk with four marble panels.
The death of Frances Caroline Slater, aged 72, was registered
1870/Q4 Bath.
The death of John James Slater, aged 75, was registered 1870/Q4
Bath.
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Names
Ernest Whittuck
(1856-1903)
Inscriptions
South:
IN LOVING
REMEMBRANCE OF
Mary Whittuck (18591949)
FRANCES MATILDA
WIDOW OF
WILLIAM JAMES WHITTUCK ESQRE
OF ELLSBRIDGE HOUSE,
KEYNSHAM, SOMERSET;
LATE CAPTAIN
OF H.M. 82ND REGIMENT
AND DAUGHTER OF
COLONEL JOHN SLATER
OF H.M. 82ND REGIMENT
DIED JULY 30TH 1889,
AGED 68.
“AFTER LIFE’S FITFUL FEVER
SHE SLEEPS WELL”
“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP
AND CALL HER BLESSED”
North:
IN MEMORY OF
COLL WILLIAM SLATER
LATE OF THE DEPÔT BATTALION
WINCHESTER,
AND FORMERLY OF H. M.
82ND REGIMENT,
DIED AT CHELTENHAM,
AUGUST 22ND 1872,
AGED 78.
West:
IN
LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF
FRANK WHITTUCK
LIEUTT 1ST BOMBAY GRENADIERS
WHO DIED AT CANDAHAR
SEPTR 5TH 1880, AGED 24.
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Notes
The GRO, in its typed version of the index, has the marriage of
William James Whittrick to Frances Matilda Slater in 1839/Q4 Bath.
From BathBMD William James Whittuck married Frances Matilda Slater
at St Swithin’s, Walcot.
In the 1871 census at Keynsham:
William James Whittuck, aged 60, retired officer of the Army, born at
Hanham Hall (Glos), wife Frances Matilda, aged 50, born on Mauritius,
children: Frederick Edward, aged 20, law clerk (articled), born at
Exmouth (Devon), Herbert Slater, aged 19, bank clerk, born at
Keynsham, Amy Georgina, aged 17, born at Keynsham, and Mary
Caroline Susan, aged 12, born at Keynsham, a visitor and three
servants.
In the 1881 census at Elsbridge House, Bath Road, Keynsham:
William James Whittuck, aged 69, retired Captn H.M. 32nd Foot, born
at Bitton (Glos), wife Frances Matilda, aged 60, born on Mauritius
British Subject, daughter Mary Caroline, aged 22, born at Keynsham,
and two servants.
The death of William James Whittuck, aged 70, was registered
1881/Q3 Keynsham.
The death of Frances Matilda Whittuck, aged 68, was registered
1889/Q3 Keynsham.
The death of Ernest Whittuck, aged 45, was registered 1903/Q2 Wells.
In the 1861 census at The Gran..y, Hanham (Som):
William Slater, aged 67, widower, Colonel retired on full pay of Major
(……), born in London (Middx), and four servants.
In the 1871 census at 8 Spa Buildings, Cheltenham:
William Slater, aged 77, widower, retired major, born in London
(Middx).
The death of William Slater, aged 78, was registered 1872/Q3
Cheltenham.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
AND OF
ERNEST WHITTUCK
DIED AT WELLS MAY 3RD 1903
AGED 46.
TWIN BROTHERS
SON OF THE LATE
WILLIAM JAMES WHITTUCK ESQ.
AND OF
FRANCES MATILDA WHITTUCK
AND OF THEIR DAUGHTER
MARY
WHO DIED AT BATH 17TH APRIL 1949
AGED 90
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Samuel Woolley (17941872)
South:
IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL WOOLLEY
OF OXTON CHESHIRE WHO DIED AT BATH APRIL 30TH 1872
AGED 75
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH
In the 1851 census at Broxton (Cheshire):
Samuel Wooley (sic), aged 56, gardener, born at Broxton (Ches), wife
Elizabeth, aged 55, schoolmistress, born at Frodsham (Ches), and
children: Francis, aged 13, born at Malpas, and Hannah, aged 11, born
at Malpas.
In the 1861 census at Broxton (Cheshire):
Samuel Wooley, aged 66, gardener, born at Broxton, and wife
Elizabeth, aged 64, born at Malpas (Ches).
In the 1871 census at Mount Pleasant, Broxton (Cheshire):
Samuel Woolley, aged 76, gardener, born at Malpas (Cheshire), wife
Elizabeth, aged 75, born at Frodsham (Ches), and William B Hayward,
aged 13, grandson, born at Montreal, Canada.
The death of Samuel Woolley, aged 75, was registered 1872/Q2 Bath.
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4I24
Names
Henry Hooker (18591909)
Inscriptions
Notes
HENRY HOOKER
BORN 23RD SEPTEMBER 1859
DIED 12TH JUNE 1909
Celtic cross, red granite 30”
In the 1901 census at the household of William & Margaretta
Carpenter at 15 Edward Street, Bath: Emily J Hooker, aged 32,
married, living on own means, born at Bath.
The death of Henry Hooker, aged 49, was registered 1909/Q2
Uxbridge. From the burial book: Henry Hooker, aged 49, of KohSamui, Eastbury Rd, Northwood (Middx), died on 12 Jun 1909.
(Koh-Samui is an island off the east coast of the Kra isthmus in
Thailand.)
From the burial book, also buried here: Emily Julia Hooker, aged 63,
of 1 Brunswick Street, who died on 24 May 1926.
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Edith Maria Candy
(1873)
Thomas John Candy
(1849-1922)
Adela Candy (18521936)
EDITH MARIA GANDY
DIED NOVEMBER 3RD 1873.
AGED 11 WEEKS.
THOMAS JOHN GANDY
AGED 73 YEARS
ADELA GANDY
DIED FEBRUARY 1ST 1936
AGED 84 YEARS
AT REST
Celtic cross as headstone 30”
The marriage of Thomas Gandy to Anne Maria Lefen was registered
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
1847/Q3 Brighton.
The birth of Thomas John Gandy was registered 1849/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Leffen.
Thomas Gandy, aged 45, tailor (master), born at Bath, wife Anne
Maria, aged 52, born at Brighton (Sussex), and children: Thomas John,
aged 21, tailor, born at Bath, and Susannah M, aged 19, no
occupation, born at Bath.
The marriage of Thomas John Gandy to Adela Chamberlain was
registered 1872/Q3 Windsor.
The birth of Edith Maria Gandy was registered 1873/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Chamberlain. The death of Edith Maria Gandy, aged 0,
In the 1881 census at 9 Kensington Place, Bath:
Thomas Gandy, aged 31, tailor, born at Bath, wife Adela, aged 30,
born at Windsor (Berks), four children, and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 9 Kensington, Bath:
Thomas J Gandy, aged 51, master tailor, employer, born at Bath, wife
Adela, aged 50, born at Windsor (Berks), three children and a servant.
4I27
Eliza Jane Parkinson
(1814-1878)
Isabella Platt
Parkinson (1831-1919)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
ELIZA JANE PARKINSON
WHO DIED
AUGUST 2ND 1878
AGED 64
………………TO GOD WHICH …………
LORD JESUS CHRIST
ALSO
ISABELLA PLATT
PARKINSON
BORN 14TH JUNE 1831
Issue 1
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at Wittonfield House, Sandwell Lane, Handsworth
(Staffs):
Eliza Jane Parkinson, aged 35, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
West Bromwich (Staffs), Isabella Platt Parkinson, aged 18, sister, born
at Erdington (Warks), a servant and a boarder.
In the 1861 census at Sandwell Lane, Handsworth (Staffs):
Margaret Parkinson, aged 67, widow, proprietor of houses, born at
B……… (Cumb), daughter Isabella, aged 29, unmarried, governess,
born at Erdington (Warks), and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 26 & 27 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham:
Eliza J Parkinson, aged 56, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at West
Bromwich (Staffs), four governesses, nineteen pupils and four
servants.
The death of Eliza Jane Parkinson, aged 64, was registered 1878/Q3
Bath.
In the 1901 census at 18 Clarendon Street, Leamington Spa (Warks):
Isabella P Parkinson, aged 69, unmarried, living on own means, born
at Erdington (Warks).
The death of Isabella P Parkinson, aged 87, was registered 1919/Q1
Warwick.
4I29
Thomas Jesse Lewis
(1878-1949)
North:
Daisy Lewis (18931976)
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOMAS JESSE LEWIS WHO DIED 10TH JANUARY 1949.
ALSO OUR DEAR MOTHER DAISY LEWIS PASSED AWAY 24TH APRIL 1976. AGED 82. AT REST
Edging 3’
The birth of Thomas Jesse Lewis was registered 1878/Q1 Cardiff.
In the 1881 census at 10 Tredegar Street, Cardiff:
John Lewis, aged 40, collector (rates), born at Cardiff, wife Louisa,
aged 59, born at Bristol, and children: William, aged 19, engine smith,
born in London, John, aged 16, no occupation, born at Bristol, Arthur,
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Notes
aged 9, born at Bristol, Anne, aged 7, born at Bristol, and Thomas
Jesse, aged 3, born at Cardiff.
In the 1891 census at the district school, Weston (Som):
Thomas Jesse Lewis, aged 13, schoolboy, born at Cardiff (Glam).
The marriage of Thomas Jesse Lewis was registered 1906/Q3
Cheltenham.
The death of Thomas J Lewis, aged 70, was registered 1949/Q1
Caerleon.
The death of Daisy Lewis, born on 23 Sep 1893, was registered
1976/Q2 Mendip.
4I31
Katharine Charlotte
Charters (1830-1878)
William Seton
Charters
Mary Anne Catherine
Charters (1825-1881)
Sacred to the memory
OF
KATHARINE CHARLOTTE
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
WILLIAM SETON CHARTERS M. D.
LATE OF H. E. I. C.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC 19TH 1878
ABSENT FROM THE BODY PRESENT WITH THE LORD
II COR V _
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY ANNE CATHERINE
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOV. 6TH 1881
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS
WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM
I THESS 4. XIV
Headstone 30”
From Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (vol XVI) Jul-Dec 1824 p125 in
the marriages section:
Dec 22. At Nusserabad, William Seton Charters, Esq. M.D. of the
Bengal Medical Establishment, to Louisa Scott, youngest daughter of
the late George Smith, Esq. of Canton.
Baptised on 25 Dec 1825 at Agrah, West Bengal: Mary Anne Catherine
Charters, daughter of William Seton & Louisa Scott Charters, date of
birth 13 Jul 1825 [IGI].
Born on 7 Aug 1830 at Gwalior, West Bengal: Kathrine Charlotte
Charters, daughter of William Seton & Louisa Scott Charters [IGI].
Issue 1
From The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign
India, China and Australasia (Vol XIII new series) Jan-Jun 1834,
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Inscriptions
Notes
London: Parbury, Allen & Co. 1834, p205:
[Aug] 24 At Calcutta, in consequence of severe suffering endured on
board the Lord Amherst during the awful hurricane of May last, Louisa
Scott, wife of William Seton Charters, M.D., officiating presidency
surgeon.
From The Bengal Obituary: Or, a Record to Perpetuate the Memory of
Departed Worth … by Holmes & Co., 30 Cossitollah, Calcutta, London:
W Thacker & Co, 1851 on p131 South Park Street Burial Ground:
Sacred to the Memory of Louisa Scott,
The beloved wife of William Seton Scott, M.D.
Surgeon H. C. Service, who departed this life
23rd August 1833, aged 39 years.
From Gentleman’s Magazine (vol XV new series) Jul-Dec 1863 p637:
Oct 2. At St Thomas’s English Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh, William
Seton Charters, esq., M.D., late of the H.E.I.C.S. Bengal Medical
Establishment, to Anne, relict of Bruce Boswell, esq., of Crawleygrange, and Astwood-manor, Bucks., Lieut.-Col. Bengal Army.
In the 1871 census at 25 Royal Crescent, Bath:
Mary A Middleton, aged 70, widow, fund holder, born in Bengal, India,
Mary A Charters, aged 45, unmarried, born in Bengal, India, and three
servants.
The death of Catherine Charlotte Charters, aged 49, was registered
1878/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Anne Charters, aged 56, was registered 1881/Q4
Bath.
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Plot
4I33
Names
Honoria Margaret
Clarke (1805-1878)
Thomas Clarke
Inscriptions
Notes
TO THE MEMORY [OF]
HONORIA M. CLARKE
ELDEST [D]AUGHTER OF
THE REVD T……………………
FORMER[LY] VICAR OF
WESTBURY BUCKS
…………… DECEMBER 1878
(lower part delaminated)
Cross 30”
In the 1851 census at 48 London Street, Reading (Berks):
Christopher Shaw, aged 68, stone mason, born at Wi…… (Yorks), wife
Elizabeth, aged 58, born at Nottingham, Honoria Clarke, aged 45,
unmarried, annuitant, born at Wesbury (Bucks), and a servant.
In the 1871 census at a lodging house at 4 Grosvenor Terrace,
Richmond (Surrey):
Margaret Clark, aged 65, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born at
Westbury (Bucks).
The death of Honoria Margaret Clarke, aged 73, was registered
1878/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of Thomas Ambrose Clarke to Arabella Awdry was
registered 1855/Q4 Chippenham.
In the 1861 census at Causeway, Chippenham:
Thomas Ambrose Clarke, aged 54, vicar of Kellaways (Wilts), born at
Westbury, (Bucks), wife Arabella, aged 46, born at Chippenham, two
children and two servants.
Clarke, Thomas Ambrose, s. Thomas, 1s. of Westbury, Bucks, cler.
LINCOLN COLL., matric. 11 Oct., 1833, aged 27; B.A. 1837, M.A.
1840, chaplain Chippenham Union, then rector of Kellaways, Wilts
1857, until his death 6 Dec., 1884.
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Plot
4I35
Names
Stephen Digby Murray
(1798-1879)
Anne Murray (18291905)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
STEPHEN DIGBY MURRAY,
BORN 12TH AUGUST 1798.
DIED 24TH MAY 1879
“PRECIOUS IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD IS THE
DEATH OF HIS SAINTS”
AND OF ANNE HIS WIFE
WHO DIED 1ST APRIL 1905.
IN HER 86TH YEAR
Celtic cross as headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at Cheetham Hill Road, Cheetham (Lancs):
Stephen D Murray, aged 63, banker, born in at Halifax, Nova Scotia,
wife Ann, aged 41, born at Chelsea, William E Young, aged 13, stepson, born in the East Indies, Elizabeth Brett, aged 52, widow, sister in
law, born at West Witton (Yorks), two visitors (both missionaries) and
four servants.
4I37
Maud Jessie Phillips
(1867-1880)
The death of Stephen Digby Murray, aged 82, was registered 1879/Q2
Bath. From the burial book: Stephen Digby Murray, aged 80, of 18
Henrietta Street, died on 24 May 1879.
The birth of Richard Busby Phillips was registered 1840/Q4 Bicester.
The marriage of Richard Busby Phillips to Jessie Maud Lamb was
registered 1864/Q1 Highworth.
The birth of Maud Jessie Phillips was registered 1867/Q3 Faringdon.
In the 1871 census at Ashley House, Faringdon (Berks): Richard B
Phillips, aged 30, brewer, born at Bicester (Oxon), wife Jessie M, aged
28, born at Highworth (Wilts), children: Ruth E, aged 6, born at
Faringdon, Lilly, aged 5, born at Faringdon, Maud J, aged 3, born at
Faringdon, and Ethel E, aged 2, born at Faringdon, and three
servants.
From the burial book: Maud Jane Phillips, aged 12, daughter of Busby
Phillips, of Farringdon, of Orange Grove, died on 16 May 1880.
The death of Maud Jessie Phillips, aged 12, was registered 1880 Bath.
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Plot
4I39
Names
Anne Sophia Sturmey
(1824-1885)
Inscriptions
Notes
A LOVING TRIBUTE
TO THE MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR OTHER
ANNE SOPHIA STURMEY
DIED
JUNE 1ST 1885
Cross 30”
In the 1881 census at 3 Wellington Road, Westoe (Durham):
Annie Sophia Sturney, aged 57, married, visitor, born at Hereford.
The death of Anne Sophia Sturmey, aged 61, was registered 1885/Q2
Bath. From the burial book: Anne Sophia Sturmey, aged 61, of Orange
Grove, died on 1 Jun 1885.
From the burial book, also buried here:
George Sturmey, aged 77, of 12-13 Orange Grove, formerly wine
merchant of this City; buried with his wife, who died on 6 Jan 1891,
and
Cecilia Agnes Sturmey, aged 42, of The Bath Workhouse, youngest
daughter of the late George Sturmey who died on 9 Apr 1901.
4I41
Henry Nosworthy
(1819-1886)
HENRY NOSWORTHY
LATE OF THE ADMIRALTY
DIED NOVR 30. 1886.
MY DARLING
Cross 30”
In the 1841 census at Brewer Street, Woolwich:
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Jane Mitford?, aged 37, independent, not born in Kent, Henry
Nosworthy, aged 20, clerk, not born in Kent, Thomas Lloyd aged 35,
engineer, not born in Kent, and two servants.
In the 1851 census at 7 Dundas Terrace, Woolwich (Kent):
Jane Mitford, aged 49, married, annuitant, born in North Wales,
Henry Nosworthy, aged 28, son, clerk at Admiralty, born in the West
Indies British Subject, James Mitford, aged 18, son, born at Woolwich,
and a servant.
The marriage of Henry Nosworthy to Harriett Mary Louisa Churchill
was registered 1855/Q2 East Stonehouse.
In the 1861 census at Belle Vue, Wood Street, Woolwich (Kent):
Henry Nosworthy, aged 41, clerk &c &c, born in Jamaica British
Subject, wife H M L, aged 30, born at Stonehouse (Devon), and two
servants.
In the 1881 census at 28 Blomfield Road, Paddington:
Henry Nosworthy, aged 62, married, retired clerk in Admiralty, born
in Jamaica, a servant and a visitor.
The death of Henry Nosworthy, aged 67, was registered 1886/Q3
Bath.
4I43
John George Wornes
(1839-1888)
Martha Ann Pullin
(1841-1925)
In Memory of
JOHN GEORGE WORNES
DIED JULY 30TH 1888.
AGED 48
—◊—
FOR THE LORD SHALL BE THY CONFIDENCE
PROV. III.26
Also of
MARTHA ANN PULLIN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
BORN MARCH 27TH 1841.
The birth of John George Wornes was registered 1839/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Lea.
The marriage of John George Warnes to Martha Ann Stephens was
registered 1865/Q1 Weymouth.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1881 census at 7 Northumberland Place, Bath:
John Geo. Wornes, aged 41, dairyman, born at Bath, wife Martha Ann,
aged 40, born at Melcombe Regis (Dorset), and daughter Ma_ Elzth S,
The death of John George Wornes, aged 48, was registered 1888/Q3
Bath.
The marriage of Martha Ann Wornes to James Pullin was registered
1895/Q3 Bath.
4I45
Mary Susannah Sturgis
(1842-1890)
IN
Loving memory of
MARY SUSANNAH STURGIS
BORN 14TH MAY 18__
DIED 6TH JULY 18__
Thomas Sturgis (18351900)
Mary Ann Olive(18401923)
I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS
PSALM XVII-15-V
North:
Also
THOMAS STURGIS
BORN 30TH DECEMBER 1835.
DIED 31ST JANUARY 1900
NOT MY WILL BUT THINE
South:
Also
MARY ANNE OLIVE
BORN 21ST APRIL 1840,
DIED 5TH FEB. 1923
—
Cross 30”
The birth of Mary Susannah Sturgis was registered 1842/Q2
Warminster.
In the 1851 census at Goose Street, Beckington (Som):
Jane Sturgess, aged 44, widow, annuitant, born at Castle Cary (Som),
and children: Thomas, aged 15, born at Upton Scudamore (Wilts),
Jane, aged 14, born at Upton Scudamore, Henry P, aged 12, born at
Brixton Deverill (Wilts), Maria A S, aged 10, born at Brixton Deverill,
and Mary S, aged 8, born at Brixton Deverill, and a servant.
The marriage of Maria Anne/Annie Sturgis to Edmund Olive was
registered 1863/Q3 Frome.
In the 1871 census at Berkley (Som):
Edmund Olive, aged 31, farmer 420 acres [employing] 4 men 1 boy,
born at Beckington (Som), wife Maria A, aged 30, born at Brickstone
Deverill (Wilts), four children, a visitor and two servants.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1881 census at 1 Priory Place, Bath:
Thomas Sturges, aged 35, unmarried, banker’s clerk – cashier, born at
Upton Scudamore, Mary S Sturges, aged 38, unmarried, income from
land investments, born at Brixton Deverill (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Mary Susannah Sturgis, aged 48, was registered 1890/Q3
Bath.
In the 1891 census at 4 Clarendon Villas, Bath:
Mary Anne Olive, aged 49, widow, born at Brixton Deverill (Wilts),
four children, Thomas Sturgis, aged 55, unmarried, bankers clerk,
born at Upton Scudamore (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Thomas Sturgis, aged 64, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath.
4I47
Mary Charlotte
Hackett (1798-1885)
South:
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MARY C HACKETT
DIED DECR 31ST 1885 AGED _8
James Stephen
Hackett (1823-1900)
North:
IN MEMORY OF
JAMES STEPHEN HACKETT. M. D.
DIED MARCH 20TH 1900 AGED 77 YEARS
“AT REST”
Pitched (4 faces) 30”
In the 1881 census at 1 Hawthorn Villas, Walcot, Bath:
James Hackett, aged 57, widower, doctor medicine University of
Edinburgh retired Civil Service, born at Demerara British Guiana, Mary
Hackett, aged 84, widow, mother, born in London (Middx), and two
servants.
The death of Mary Charlotte Hackett, aged 88, was registered
1886/Q1 Bath.
The death of James Stephen Hackett, aged 77, was registered
1900/Q1 Bath.
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Plot
4I49
Names
Jane Woodrow (18311892)
William Henry
Woodrow (1833-1898)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JANE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
W. H. [WO]ODROW
WHO ENT[ERE]D INTO REST
OCTO[BE]R 29TH 1892
AGED 61.
ALSO
WILLIAM HENRY WOODROW
DECEM[BER …]ND 1898
………… S
THOU GOD OF……………………
TO REST IN ………………………
Headstone 30” Fragile, delaminating with a central portion absent.
In the 1881 census at Westgate Street, Bath:
William H Woodrow, aged 57, poulterer, born at Temple, Bristol, wife
Jane, aged 59, born at Redcliffe, Bristol, Louisa Woodrow, aged 26,
daug?, born at St Peter & Paul, Bath, Albert H Usher, aged 32, son in
law, grocers assistant, born at Trinity, Bath, Elizabeth J Usher, aged
34, married, born at St Peter & Paul, Bath, and Stanley G Usher, aged
6, son, born at Walcot, Bath.
The death of Jane Woodrow, aged 60, was registered 1892/Q4 Bath.
The death of William Henry Woodrow, aged 65, was registered 1898Q4
Bath.
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Row 4K
11
9
8
5
3
Slade
13
Goulter
15
Philp
17
Symes
19
Galindo
Inscriptions
21
Greenland
23
Gregory
25
Lovenbury
27
Willcox
Coleman
29
Richardson
Hale
Elizabeth Slade (1827)
31
Honywill
Charles Slade (1811-)
35
Hirschfeld
Names
Georgina Augusta
Slade (1848-1854)
37
Russell
Plot
4K1
38
Cooke
47
Hart
Common
graves
Newman
Cracroft
10 feet
1
Notes
GEORGIANA AUGUSTA
………… CHILD OF
CHARLES AND ELIZABETH SLADE
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED 27TH FEBRUARY 1854
……WEEP NOT NOR ……………………
I DWELL WITH THE ……………………
WITH JESUS MY SAVIOUR …………
MY ………………………………………………
FROM EARTH ………………………………
………………………………
………………………………
Tapered tomb 2’ at head 1’ at foot.
The marriage of Charles Slade to Elizabeth Southby was registered
1847/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Georgiana Augusta Slade was registered 1849/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Southby. (From BathBMD the registration was
in 1848.)
The birth of Sydney Southby Slade was registered 1850/Q2 Bath.
Charles Slade, aged 40, tea merchant, born at Wantage (Berks), wife
Elizabeth, aged 23, born at West Ilsley (Berks), children: Georgeana,
aged 2, born at Bath, and Sydney S, aged 7 months, born at Bath, a
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Plot
Names
4K3
John Goulter (17821849)
Inscriptions
Notes
visitor and two servants.
The death of Georgina Augusta Slade was registered 1854/Q1 Bath.
Sarah Goulter (17911856)
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN GOULTER
NOVEMBER THE 10TH 1849
AGED 67 YEARS
“PRECIOUS IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD
IS THE DEATH OF HIS SAINT”
P C ____
ALSO OF
SARAH GOULTER
HIS BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED MAY 11TH 185_
AGED 65 YEARS
“BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIE
IN THE LORD”
REV XIV __
Slab 30”
The death of John Goulter, aged 67, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.
Will of John Goulter, Gentleman of Lyncombe and Widcombe,
Somerset, date 16 Jan 1850, PROB 11/2107.
In the 1851 census at 2 Somerset Cottage, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath:
Sarah Goulter, aged 60, widow, house proprietor & fundholder, born
at Hawk[e]sbury (Glos), two daughters and a servant.
The death of Sarah Goulter was registered 1856/Q2 Chipping Sodbury.
4K5
Nathaniel Wells Philp
(1780-1850)
Phœbe Philp (17901865)
………………
NATHANIEL WELLS PHILP
Died January 20TH 1850
AGED 69
―
ALSO OF
PHŒBE PHILP
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AGED 75
I HAVE WAITED FOR THY SALVATION, O LORD
GEN: C XLIX.18.
Slab 30”
Baptised on 2 Jun 1780 at St Giles, Reading: Nathaniel Wells Philp,
son of Henry & Mary Philp [IGI].
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Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of Nathaniel Wells Philp to Phoebe Hanington was
registered 1839/Q2 Shoreditch.
The death of Nathaniel Wells Philp, aged 69, was registered 1850/Q1
Bath.
In the 1861 census at 3 Newland Villa, Kingsholm, Gloucester:
Phoebe Philp, aged 60, widow, fundholder, born at Wargrave (Berks),
Emma Owen, aged 39, married, daughter, born at Reading (Berks),
and grandchildren: William Owen, aged 4, born at Chepstow (Mon),
and Seymour Charles Owen, aged 6, born at Pontypool (Mon).
The death of Phoebe Philp was registered 1865/Q4 Gloucester.
4K8
Thomas Symes (17881870)
Harriet Symes (18001859)
James Henry Symes
(1835-1856)
Frances Elizabeth
Symes (1839-1856)
Sacred to the memory of
THOMAS SYMES
OF 18 KINGSMEAD SQUARE BATH
DIED JANY 28TH 1870
AGED 81 YEARS
—
EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP ………
WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM 1. THESS IV.
Also of
HARRIET SYMES
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 22ND 1859 AGED 58
Also of
JAMES HENRY SYMES
SON OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 18TH 1856 AGED __
Also of
FRANCES ELIZABETH SYMES
DIED APRIL 10TH 1856 AGED __
Square 30”
The birth of Frances Elizabeth Symes was registered 1839/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Skinner.
In the 1851 census at 18 & 19 Kingsmead Square, Bath:
Thomas Symes, aged 62, oil merchant, born at Widworth (Devon),
wife Harriet, aged 48, born at Walcot, Bath, children: Thomas, aged
30, unmarried, assistant in shop, born at Walcot, Bath, James, aged
16, born at Walcot, Bath, and Frances J, aged 12, born at Bath.
The death of Frances Elizabeth Symes, aged 17, was registered
1856/Q2 Bath.
The death of James Henry Symes, aged 21, was registered 1856/Q3
Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
4K9
Charlotte Augusta
Galindo (1829-1857)
Headstone:
Notes
The death of Harriet Symes, aged 58, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath.
The death of Thomas Symes, aged 81, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP
Charles Galindo (17891868)
In
BLESSED MEMORY OF
CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA GALINDO
THIRD DAUGHTER OF
CHARLES AND ANN GALINDO
NOVR 3RD 1857 AGED 28 YEARS

Also of
CHARLES GALINDO
JUNE 13TH 1868 AGED 79 YEARS

Also of
EMMA SOPHIA GALINDO
MARCH 23RD 1875
AGED 49 YEARS

Also of
ANN GALINDO
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
NOVR 5TH 1886 AGED 84 YEARS
Emma Sophia Galindo
(1825-1875)
Ann Galindo (18021886)
Ann Caroline Galindo
(1830-1910)
Scroll:
ALSO OF
ANN CAROLINE GALINDO
4TH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
…………………………………………
…………………………………………
Issue 1
Headstone and separate scroll 30”
On 10 Aug 1824 at Hereford Charles Galindo married Ann Carless [IGI].
In the 1851 census at Shalbourn (Wilts):
Charles Galindo, aged 53, law agent teacher of Christianity, born at
Streatham (Surrey), wife Ann, aged 40, born at Hereford, children:
Charlotte, aged 22, born at Liverpool, Ann C, aged 20, born at
Liverpool, Ellen M, aged 13, born at Seacomb (Ches), and three
servants.
In the 1861 census at Claremont Villa, Monckton Combe (Som):
Charles Galindo, aged 63, fundholder, born at Streatham (Surrey),
wife Ann, aged 58, interest [of] money, born at Hereford, children:
Emma S, aged 35, fundholder, born at Liverpool, Eliza M, aged 33,
fundholder, born at Liverpool, Ann C, aged 30, fundholder, born at
Liverpool, and Ellen M, aged 23, fundholder, born at Wallasey (Ches),
and a servant.
The death of Charles Galindo, aged 80, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath.
The death of Ann Galindo, aged 84, was registered 1886/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 2 Stanley Villas, Monckton Combe (Som):
Ann C Galindo, aged 70, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Liverpool, Ellen M Galindo, aged 65, living on own means, born at
Seacombe (Ches), and a servant.
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Plot
Names
4K11
Catherine Reynell
(1793-1859)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Ann C Galindo, aged 80, was registered 1910/Q4 Bath.
See also 4SN9.
Cross 30”. No inscription evident. Cross is on the ground.
From the burial book: Catherine Reynell, aged 66, of 7 Marlborough
Buildings, widow of Richard M Reynell, died on 17 Dec 1859.
4K13
George Henry
Greenland (18301867)
G. H. G.
DIED JULY 25TH 1867
AGED 37
Cross 30“
Baptised on 31 Jul 1831 at St Mark, Woodhouse, Leeds: George Henry
Greenland, son of Edward & Elizabeth Greenland [IGI].
In the 1861 census at Chapeltown, Leeds:
Edward Greenland, aged 64, banker, born at Shoreditch (Middx), wife
Elizabeth, aged 65, born at Bermondsey (Surrey), George Henry
Greenland, aged 30, married, son, no occupation, born at Leeds, Ann
Greenland, aged 39, married, daughter, born at Wakefield (Yorks),
Louise Annie Greenland, aged 14, grand-daughter, born at Leeds, six
servants and two visitors.
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
4K15
Margaret Gregory
(1816-1874)
On base of cross:
William Gregory
(1817-1898)
Notes
The death of George Henry Greenland, aged 37, was registered
1867/Q3 Bath.
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND
THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY
IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF
MARGARET THE BELOVED WIFE
OF WILLIAM GREGORY
JANUARY 25TH 1874
ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED
WILLIAM GREGORY
WHO DIED MARCH 24TH 1898 AGED 80.
Cross 30”
The birth of William Bye Gregory was registered 1845/Q2 Bath,
The birth of Margaret Louisa Gregory was registered 1847/Q2 Bath,
The birth of Samuel Martin Gregory was registered 1850/Q3 Bath,
William Gregory, aged 34, bookbinder master employing 2 men, born
at Bath, wife Margaret, aged 36, born at Cardigan, children:
Elizabeth, aged 8, born at Bath, William B, aged 6, born at Bath,
Margaret L, aged 4, born at Bath, and John S M, aged 8 months, born
William Gregory, aged 44, bookseller and bookbinder master
employing 2 men 1 girl & 1 boy, born at Bath, wife Margaret, aged 46,
born at Cardigan, and children: William B, aged 15, linen drapers
apprentice, born at Bath, Margaret, aged 14, born at Bath, Samuel M,
aged 10, born at Bath, George E, aged 8, born at Bath, and Anna M,
In the 1871 census at 11 Prior Park Cottages, Bath:
William Gregory, aged 54, bookbinder, born at Bath, wife Margaret,
aged 56, born in Cardiganshire, children: William B, aged 25,
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warehouseman, born at Bath, George, aged 19, bookbinder, born at
Bath, and Anna Maria, aged 14, born at Bath, a nurse and a servant.
The death of Margaret Gregory, aged 58, was registered 1874/Q1
Bath.
The marriage of William Gregory to Susanna Jane Barnard at Bath
William Gregory, aged 63, bookseller, born at Bath, wife Susan J,
aged 64, born at Bath, and two servants.
William Gregory, aged 73, retired bookseller, born at Bath, wife
Susanna J, aged 75, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of William Gregory, aged 80, was registered 1898/Q1 Bath.
See also 4H11.
4K17
Louisa Lovenbury
(1818-1885)
South:
………………………………… THIS CITY
John Lovenbury (18121874)
North:
Also of
LOUISA WIDOW OF JOHN LOVENBURY
AGED 67 YEARS
Pitched 30” South side delaminated.
Elizabeth Mackenzie, aged 58, unmarried, fund holder, born at Bath,
John Lovenbury, aged 49, unmarried, cousin, clerk to commissioners
of taxes, born at Weston (Som), Elizabeth Bartlett, aged 23,
unmarried, cousin, fund holder, born at Sidmouth (Devon), and a
servant.
The marriage of John Lovenbury to Louisa Graham at Bath Register
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Notes
Office was registered 1865/Q2 Bath.
The death of John Lovenbury, aged 62, was registered 1874/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Mackenzie Cottage (near Bloomfield Terrace),
Bath:
Louisa Lovenbury, aged 58, widow, fundholder, born at Widcombe,
Bath.
The death of Louisa Lovenbury, aged 66, was registered 1885/Q3
Bath.
4K19
Isaac Willcox (18211874)
Herbert Charles
Willcox (1855-1954)
In memory of
ISAAC WILLCOX
DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1874
AGED 53 YEARS
Also of
HERBERT C[HARLES WILLCO]X
Headstone 30” Lower half delaminated
The marriage of Isaac Willcox to Eliza East/Perry at St Mary the
Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1853/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Herbert Charles Willcox was registered 1855/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name Perry.
In the 1871 census at 4 Prospect Place Bath:
Isaac Willcox, aged 50, upholsterer employing 6 men 4 boys, born at
Bath, wife Eliza, aged 45, born at Bath, son Albert, aged 15, born at
The death of Isaac Wilcox, aged 53, was registered 1874/Q4 Bath.
The death of Herbert Charles Wilcox, aged 70, was registered 1954
Bath.
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Names
Mary Anne Richardson
(1789-1871)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
MARY ANNE RICHARDSON
WIDOW OF THE REVD JOHN RICHARDSON
OF SUMMERHILL CO. FERMANAGH IRELAND
DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1874 AGED 85
……………………………………………
Sarah Frances
Richardson (18261894)
North:
ALSO SARAH FRANCES RICHA[ARDSON]
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF TH……………
DIED AT BATH APRIL 1_ 18__
Pitched 30” Last line of southern side partially delaminated. Right
hand side of northern side delaminated.
In the 1861 census at Rectory House, Itchen Stoke (Hants):
Sarah Richardson, aged 35, unmarried, visitor, born in Ireland.
In the 1871 census at 7 Catharine Place, Bath:
Mary A Richardson, aged 76, widow, born in Ireland, and daughter
Sarah F, aged 40, unmarried, born in Ireland.
The death of Mary Anne Richardson, aged 85, was registered 1874/Q4
Bath.
Sarah F Richardson, aged 41, unmarried, income from dividends, born
in Ireland, and Georgina F Richardson, unmarried, income from
dividends, born in Ireland.
The death of Sarah Frances Richardson, aged 68, was registered
1894/Q2 Bath.
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4K23
Names
William Coleman
(1811-1875)
Maria Coleman (18131889)
Inscriptions
Notes
In loving memory of
WILLIAM COLEMAN
AGED 63
—
ALSO MARA COLEMAN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
MAY 20TH 1889.
AGED 76
—
HE BROUGHT ME TO THE BANQUETING HOUSE
AND HIS BANNER OVER ME WAS LOVE
Headstone 30”
The birth of Julia Coleman was registered 1843/Q4 Shepton Mallet.
In the 1851 census at Babington (Som):
William Coleman, aged 39, gardener, born at Horningsham (Wilts),
wife Maria, aged 39, born at Horningsham, children: Thomas, aged 17,
gardener’s boy, born at Horningsham, Emma, aged 13, born at
Horningsham, Alfred, aged 9, born at Cranmore (Som), Julia, aged 7,
born at Cranmore, William, aged 4, born at Babington, and Louisa,
aged 1, born at Babington.
In the 1871 census at 4 St Michaels Place, Bath:
William Coleman, aged 60, born at Horningham (Wilts), wife Maria,
aged 37, born at Horningsham, and children: Emma, aged 37, born at
Horningsham, and Julia, aged 26, born at Cranmore (Som).
The death of William Coleman, aged 63, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
The death of Maria Coleman, aged 76, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath.
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4K25
Names
Louisa Hale (18311875)
Inscriptions
Notes
To the
AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
LOUISA
WIFE OF HENRY HALE
DIED THE 12TH DAY OF JUNE
A.D. 1875
AGED 41 YEARS
Henry Hale (1811-)
Slab 30”
In the 1861 census at 41 Wharf Street, St Pancras, London:
Henry Hale, aged 51, fundholder, born at Witney (Oxon), and wife
Louisa, aged 28, born at Tor Cross (Devon).
In the 1871 census at High Street, Honiton (Devon):
Henry Hale, aged 60, annuitant, born at Witney (Oxon), and wife
Louisa, aged 37, born at Stokenham (Devon).
The death of Henry Hale, aged 65, was registered 1874/Q1 Bath.
The death of Louisa Hale, aged 44, was registered 1875/Q2 Bath.
4K27
Ann Honywill (18201879)
North:
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
ANN HONYWILL
WHO ENTERED INTO REST ON THE 15TH JANUARY 1879
IN THE 49TH YEAR OF HER AGE
THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT STILL TO MEMORY DEAR
William Honywill
West:
SECOND
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
WILLIAM HONYWILL
OF DEVIZES
Pitched 30”
Ann Honywill, aged 21, unmarried, embroiderer’s assistant, born at
Devizes (Wilts), seven other embroiderer’s assistants and two
servants.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at 14a Old Bond Street, Bath:
Ann Honeywill, aged 41, unmarried, Berlin depository, born at Devizes
(Wilts), three boarders and a servant.
The death of Ann Honywell, aged 48, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath.
4K29
Mary Sarah Gold
Hirschfeld (1816-1879)
Martin Louis
Hirschfeld (1814-1881)
IN
AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
MARY SARAH GOLD
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
MARTIN L HIRSCHFELD
SEPTEMBER 18 1879
AGED 83 YEARS
THERE SHALL BE NO NIGHT THERE
THE LORD SHALL BE THINE EVERLASTING LIGHT
ISAIAH 60 20
ALSO OF
THE ABOVE NAMED
MARTIN L HIRSCHFELD
DIED MARCH 29 1881
AGED 66 YEARS
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Sloane Square, London:
Wm Hawksworth, aged 50, upholsterer, born in Middlesex, Ann Maria
Hawksworth, aged 50, not born in Middlesex, Mary Hawksworth, aged
24, private governess, born in Middlesex, Wm Hawksworth, aged 22,
stationer, born in Middlesex, Caroline Hawksworth, aged 19, born in
Middlesex, and Augusta Hawksworth, aged 17, born in Middlesex.
In the 1851 census at 4 Elizabeth Street, Westminster, London:
Martin Herschfeld, aged 34, unmarried, teacher of languages, born in
Prussia, and two servants.
In the 1851 census at 115 Sloane Street, Chelsea:
William Hawksworth, aged 63, decorative artist, born at Chelsea, wife
A M, aged 60, born in Surrey, children: Mary G, aged 34, unmarried,
governess, born in Middx, Caroline, aged 29, unmarried, governess,
born in Middx, and M A, aged 24, unmarried, governess, born in
Middx, C A Hales, aged 50, married, sister in law, born in Surrey, a
visitor, six pupils and three servants.
The marriage of Martin Louis Hirschfield to Mary Sarah Gold
Hawksworth was registered 1853/Q1 St Geo H Sq (Westminster).
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Notes
In the 1861 census at 5 Hall Place, Marylebone, London:
Martin L Hirshfeld, aged 44, married, professor of languages Ph. D.,
born in Prussia, Augusta Maria Hawksworth, aged 34, unmarried, sister
in law, born at Chelsea (Middx), a French governess, two pupils and
five servants.
In the 1861 census at the 3 Telford Terrace, Herne (Kent):
Mary Hirschfeld, aged 44, married, born in London, Caroline
Hawksworth, aged 38, unmarried, sister, born in London, a
teacher/governess and four pupils.
The death of Mary S G Hirshfeld, aged 63, was registered 1879/Q3
Bath.
The death of Martin Louis Hirschfeld, aged 66, was registered
1881/Q2 Greenwich.
4K31
Christian Gray Russell
(1795-1880)
Thomas Russell
Jane Gray Russell
(1833-1902)
Christian Gray Russell
(1826-1910)
IN
- OF –
CHRISTIAN GRAY
WIDOW OF THE LATE
THOMAS RUSSELL OF DUMFERMLINE
WHO DIED AUGUST THE 1_TH 1880
AGED 85.
ALSO OF JANE GRAY
THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER THE 1ST 1902
AGED 69.
AND CHRISTIAN GRAY
ELDEST DAUGHTER
AGED 84
Headstone 30”
Christian Russell, aged 75, widow, [living on] interest of money, born
in Scotland, children: Christian, aged 38, unmarried, born in Scotland,
Jane, aged 34, born in Scotland, and Sophia, aged 30, born in
Scotland, and two servants.
The death of Christian Russell, aged 85, was registered 1880/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Belmont Villa, Combe Down, Bath:
William Russell, aged 52, unmarried, trav[eller] drap[er]y, born in
Scotland, Christine G Russell, aged 54, unmarried, sister, born in
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Notes
Scotland, Jane G Russell, aged 49, unmarried, sister, born in
Scotland, Sophia M Russell, aged 45, unmarried, sister, born in
In the 1901 census at 9 Roxborough Park, Harrow:
William Russell, aged 62, unmarried, retired merchant, born in
Scotland, Sophia M Russell, aged 53, unmarried, sister, born in
Scotland, two servants and two visitors.
The death of Jane Gray Russell, aged 69, was registered 1902/Q3
Bath.
4K33
Sarah Ann Lawrence
(1814-1884)
4K35
Thomas Fothergill
Cooke (1814-1884)
The death of Christian G Russell, aged 83, was registered 1910/Q3
Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: Sarah Ann Lawrence, aged 80, of 18 Westgate
Buildings, died on 10 Jun 1884.
In memoriam
REVD T. FOTHERGILL COOKE
DIED 5TH NOVR 1884
AGED 70
Helen Florence Cooke
(1856-1930)
North:
Elizabeth Emma Cooke
(1841-1931)
“AD LUCEM”
HELEN FLORENCE,
 “SISTER HELENA”
OF ALL SS
1ST SEPT 1930 AGED 74
ALSO
ELIZABETH EMMA,
16TH OCT. 1931, AGED 90
DAUGHTERS OF
THE REVD & MRS FOTHERGILL COOKE
Mary Ann Hester
Cooke (1852-1932)
Hester Elizabeth
Cooke (1812-1904)
South:
MARY ANN
HESTER COOKE
20TH NOV 1932
HESTER ELIZABETH
HIS WIFE DIED 18TH DECR 1904
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The marriage of Thomas Fothergill Cooke to Hester Elizabeth Reade
was registered 1839/Q5 Cheltenham.
Thomas F Cooke, aged 47, clergyman Church of England without cure
of souls, born at Brentford (Middx), wife Hester E, aged 48, born at
Peckham (Surrey), children: Elizth E, aged 20, born at Shimp……
(Suffolk), and Henry R, aged 12, born at Stoke next Guildford
(Surrey), and two servants.
4-252
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Names
Inscriptions
AGED 92
PEACE PERFECT PEACE
Notes
Thomas F Cooke, aged 67, priest in holy orders, born at Brentford
(Middx), wife Hester E, aged 69, born at Camberwell (Surrey),
children: Mary A H, aged 29, born at Hastings (Sussex), and Helen F,
aged 24, born in Prussia B Subject, two visitors and three servants.
The death of Thomas Fothergill Cooke, aged 70, was registered
1884/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 10 & 12 Bond Street, Seinton (Notts):
Mary Orchard, aged 45, sister in charge, sister of mercy, born at
Oxford, Julia Stevenson, aged 53, sister of mercy, born in London,
Helen F Cooke, aged 34, sister of mercy, born in Germany British
Subject, and a servant.
Hester E Cooke, aged 89, widow, living on own means, born at
Peckham (Surrey), children: Mary A H, aged 49, unmarried, born at
Hastings (Sussex), and Helen H, aged 44, unmarried, sister of the
poor, born in Germany (British Subject), and three servants.
The death of Hester Elizabeth Cooke, aged 92, was registered
1904/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann H Cooke, aged 79, was registered 1932/Q4
Bath.
Authorship of the practical electric telegraph of Great Britain, or,
The Brunel award vindicated in VII. letters : containing extracts from
the arbitration evidence of 1841 edited in assertion of his brother’s
rights by the Rev. Thomas Fothergill Cooke, M.A, Bath : R.E. Peach ;
London : Simpkin, Marshall & Co. ..., 1868
The charge against Sir Charles Wheatstone, of “tampering with the
press,”: As evidenced by a letter of the editor of the “Quarterly
review” in 1855 : reprinted from the “Scientific review” by Thomas
Fothergill Cooke.
Sir William Fothergill Cooke (1806-1879) was, with Charles
Wheatstone (1802-1875), the co-inventor of the Cooke-Wheatstone
electrical telegraph, which was patented in May 1837 under the title
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Inscriptions
Notes
“Improvements in Giving Signals and Sounding Alarums in Distant
Places by Means of Electric Currents Transmitted through Metallic
Circuits”. He was knighted in 1869, for his services to telegraphy by
which time he had developed financial problems and, despite having
earned a fortune, died almost penniless.
From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1883 p251:
COOKE, Thomas Fothergill, 34, Pulteney-street, Bath – St. John’s
Coll. Cam. B.A. (Sen. Opt. and 2nd cl. Cl. Trip.) 1836, M.A. 1839. d
1839, p 1840 by Bp of Ely. Formerly C. of Shimpingthorne 1839-40;
Alpheton, Suff. 1840-41; Stoke-next-Guildford, 1841-48; Merrow,
Surrey 1848-49. Author, The Practical Electric Telegraph, or the
Brunel Award Vindicated, 2s 6d, Simpkin and Marshall, 1868; The
Invention of the Electric Telegraph, Simpkin and Marshall, 1869.
4K37
Alice Hart (1867-1886)
William James Hart
(1827-)
Emma Hart (18301888)
In
Loving …………
of
ALICE
Fourth daughter of
WILLIAM J HART of this City
who passed to her
eternal rest April 21 1886
Aged 19 Years
EMMA wife of WILLIAM JAMES
Who died October 1 …… Aged ……
The marriage of William James Hart to Emma Dalley at Bath Register
The birth of Emma Jane Hart was registered 1861/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Dalley.
The birth of Alice Hart was registered 1867/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 30 Richmond Place, Bath:
William J Hart, aged 43, bookseller, born in London, wife Emma, aged
40, born at Bath, children: William J, aged 13, born at Bath, Ernest,
aged 12, born at Bath, Henry J, aged 10, born at Bath, Emma J, aged
9, born at Bath, Frederick H, aged 8, born at Bath, Florence, aged 7,
born at Bath, Kate, age 5, born at Bath, Alice, aged 4, born at Bath,
and Laura, aged 2 months, born at Bath.
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Notes
In the 1881 census at Bell View Villa, Camden, Bath:
William J Hart, aged 54, bookseller & stationer, born at Stepney,
London, wife Emma, aged 49, born at Bath, children: Henry, aged 20,
chairmaker (apprentice), born at Bath, Frederick, aged 18, carver &
gilder (apprentice), born at Bath, Florence, aged 17, born at Bath,
Kate, aged 15, born at Bath, Alice, aged 14, born at Bath, and aura,
The death of Alice Hart, aged 19, was registered 1886/Q2 Bath.
The death of Emma Hart, aged 58, was registered 1888/Q4 Bath.
4K38
William Newman
(1829-1891)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM NEWMAN
DIED APRIL 23RD 1891
AGED 62
Mary Ann Taylor
Newman (1840-1897)
Sarah Anne Newman
(1837-1920)
BLESSED ARE THE JUST FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
North:
ALSO
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARY ANN TAYLOR
WIDOW OF THE LATE
WILLIAM NEWMAN
JANY 27TH 1897, AGED 55 YEARS
“THY WILL BE DONE”
East:
ALSO OF
SARAH ANNE NEWMAN
SISTER OF WILLIAM NEWMAN
WHO DIED NOVR 10TH 1920
AGED __
The marriage of William Newman to Martha Morris at Thomas à
Becket, Widcombe was registered 1855 Bath.
The birth of John Walter Newman was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Morris.
The birth of Frederick William Newman was registered 1858 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Morris.
The death of Martha Newman, aged 39, was registered 1868 Bath.
In the1871 census at Argyle Mews, Bath:
William Newman, aged 41, widower, farrier employing men, born at
Marlborough (Wilts), and children: J W (male), aged 14, born at Bath,
and Frederick, aged 12, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at Newman’s Yard, Argyle Street, Bath:
William Newman, aged 52, farrier, born at Marlborough (Wilts), wife
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Inscriptions
Notes
Mary A, aged 40, born at Bath, and son Fred W, aged 22, farrier, born
at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 24 Grove Street, Bath:
William Newman, aged 61, farrier, born at Marlborough (Wilts), wife
Mary A, aged 50, born at Bath, and children: John W, aged 35, farrier,
born at Bath, and Fred W, aged 32, farrier, born at Bath.
The death of William Newman, aged 62, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Taylor Newman, aged 56, was registered
1897/Q1 Bath.
The death of Sarah Anne Newman, aged 83, was registered 1920/Q4
Bath.
4K47
Hugh Cracroft (18741923)
Georgina Montague
Cracroft (1876-1937)
In
Loving Memory
of
LT COLONEL HUGH CRACROFT D.S.O.
DIED MAY 10TH 1923
AGED 49.
ALSO INA WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED MAY 29TH 1937
Headstone 3’. Faces east.
The birth of Georgina Montagu Stevenson was registered 1876/Q2
Bath.
In the 1881 census as lodgers at 88 Finborough Road, Chelsea:
Richard Stevenson, aged 42, [income] from stocks &c, born in Devon,
wife Caroline, aged 33, born in Bengal, children: Violet, aged 9, born
at Bath, Julian, aged 7, born in Wiltshire, John, aged 5, born at Bath,
and Georgina, aged 4, born at Bath, a governess and a servant.
In the 1881 census as boarders at the residence of Renée Turner at 14
Dunsford Place, Bathwick:
Mary Cracroft, aged 10, born in India, Hugh Cracroft, aged 7, born in
India, and Jane Cracroft, aged 6, born at Exeter.
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Notes
In the 1891 census at 2 Bathwick Terrace, Bath:
Caroline Stevenson, aged 44, married, living on own means, born in
Bengal British Subject, children: Violet, aged 19, born at Bath, Lilian,
aged 17, born at Bradford on Avon (Wilts), and Georgina, aged 14,
born at Somerset, and two servants.
In the 1891 census at 2 Nelson Place, Bath:
Bernard Cracroft, aged 53, married, Major General Bengal Corp, born
at Putney (Surrey), children: Mary, aged 20, born at …… India, Hugh,
aged 17, born at Nagode, India, Jane, aged 16, born at Exeter, Laura,
aged 13, born at Barrackpore, India, Grace, aged 12, born at
Lucknow, India, Frances, aged 5, born at Bath, and Clementina, aged
The marriage of Hugh Cracroft to Georgina Montague Stevenson at St
Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1902/Q4 Bath.
The death of Georgina M Cracroft, aged 60, was registered 1937/Q2
Cambridge.
See also 2G7.
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Row 4L
Emma Dunn
4L2
Christianna Tully
(1768-1851)
Emma Tully (18001890)
38
40
The birth of Elizabeth Esther Dunn was registered 1847/Q3
Marylebone.
The death of Elizabeth Ester Dunn, aged 2, was registered 1850/Q3
Bath.
South:
UNDERNEATH ARE ………………………
CHRISTIAN
RELICT OF PHILIP TULLY ESQRE
FORMERLY OF THIS CITY
Philip Tully
Marianne Tully (18051886)
37
28
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH ESTER
THE BELOVED AND ONLY CHILD
OF
FREDERICK AND EMMA DUNN
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED 19TH JULY 1850
Frederick Dunn
34
Wetten
Inscriptions
32
Payne
Names
Elizabeth Dunn (18471850)
31
Hart
Plot
4L1
30
Hall
24
Selway
22
Batten
20
Woodrow
18
Brooks
16
Semple
14
Hodges
Bees
12
Porch
Williams
10
Walkem
Bull
8
Hill
6
Dudgeon
5
Bath
2
Morton
1
Carutthers
Tully
Dunn
10 feet
North:
ALSO THE REMAINS OF
MARIANNE TULLY THEIR YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
BORN NOV. 10: 1805 DIED MAR. 11: 1886
AND OF EMMA TULLY THEIR SECOND DAUGHTER
BORN APRIL 30TH 1800 DIED OCTOBER 26TH 1890
Pitched 30”
Will of Philip Tully, Gentleman of Somerset Street Kingsdown in or
near Bristol, Gloucestershire, date 27 Nov 1810, PROB 11/1517.
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Inscriptions
Notes
Christianna Tully, aged 83, widow, landed proprietor &c, born at
Collumpton (Devon), children: Emma, aged 46, born at Bath, and Mary
A, aged 45, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Christian Tully was registered 1851/Q2 Bath. From
Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXV Jan-Jun 1851 p 571:
April 2. At Bath, aged 83, Christiana, relict of Philip Tully, esq.
Will of Christian Tully, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 17 Apr 1851,
PROB 11/2131.
In the 1861 census at 4 Victoria Buildings, Weston super Mare (Som):
Emma Tully, aged 55, unmarried, lodger, landed proprietor, born at
Bath, and Marianne Tully, aged 54, unmarried, lodger, landed
proprietor, born at Bath.
The death of Marianne Tully, aged 83, was registered 1886/Q1 Bath.
The death of Emma Tully, aged 89, was registered 1890/Q4 Bath.
4L5
Emily Marianne
Carruthers (18441859)
Isabella Helen
Coleman Carruthers
(1841-1859)
ISABELLA HELEN COLE………
FLORENCE OLIVIA
Florence Olivia
Carruthers (18401860)
White marble headstone 30” with small footstone. There is an
extensive MI but it is difficult to read.
Baptised on 15 Jun 1811 at Fort St George, Madras, Tamil Nadu, India:
Francis John Carruthers, son of John Carruthers [IGI].
Baptised on 11 Jun 1840 at Jaulna, Tamil Nadu, India, Florence Olivia
Carruthers, daughter of Francis John & Susan Olivia Carruthers, date
of birth 29 Jan 1840 [IGI].
Baptised on 29 Nov 1841 at Jaulna, Tamil Nadu, India, Isabella Helen
Coleman Carruthers, daughter of John Francis & Susan Olivia
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Inscriptions
Notes
Carruthers, date of birth 20 Jul 1841 [IGI].
Baptised on 30 Nov 1844 at Balary, Tamil Nadu, India, Emily Marriane
Carruthers, daughter of Francis John & Susan Olivia Carruthers, date
of birth 30 Sep 1844 [IGI].
The death of Emily Marianne Carruthers, aged 15, was registered
1859/Q4 Bath.
The death of Isabella Helen Coleman Carruthers, aged 18, was
Death notices appeared in the Cork Examiner of 9 Jan 1860 for deaths
at Bath of: Emily Marianne Carruthers, aged 15, and Isabella Helen
Coleman Carruthers, aged 18.
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol III Jan-Jul 1860 p197:
Dec. 20. At Bath, of typhus fever, aged 15, Emily Marianne, third dau.
of Lieut.-Col. Carruthers, Retired List Madras Army; and Dec. 21. of
typhus fever, Isabella Helen Coleman, second dau. of Lieut.-Col.
Carruthers.
The death of Florence Olivia Carruthers, aged 19, was registered
1860/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Florence Olivia Carruthers, aged
19, daughter of Col Richard Carruthers, of Oldfield Cottage,
Lyncombe, died on 4 Jan 1860. (The burial book has Richard
Carruthers but the baptismal entries have the forenames as ‘John
Francis’ or ‘Francis John’.)
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VIII Jan-Jul 1860 p305:
Jan. 3. … At Bath, of typhus fever, Florence Olivia, eldest dau. of
Lieut-Col. Carruthers, Retired List, Madras Army.
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Names
Alice Jemima Murton
(1838-1860)
William Murton
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
ALICE MURTON
YOUNGEST CHILD OF THE REV. WILLIAM MURTON
FORMERLY OF CALCUTTA
WHO WAS BORN ST CHINSURA_ BENGAL
31. JUNE 1838 AND DIED AT BATH 8 JANUARY 1860
OF TYPHOID FEVER CONTRACTED WHILE NURSING
THE THREE YOUNG NIECES WHO REST BESIDE HER
I WAS SICK AND YE VISITED
ME ----------------INASMUCH
………………DO……………UNTO
…………………………………………
…………………………………………
… UNTO ME
Headstone. Holly tree growing within this plot. The use of ‘Murton’
instead of ‘Morton’ has been checked.
The death of Alice Jemima Morton, aged 21, was registered 1860/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Alice Jemima Morton, aged 21, of Oldfield
Cottage, Lyncombe, died on 8 Jan 1860.
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Humphrey Bath (1828–
1861)
Walter Bath (18601862)
Alice Charlotte Bath
(1862)
Ernest Bath (18571888)
Charlotte Lord (17951870)
William Lord (18031876)
Issue 1
Sacred
TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF
HUMPHREY BATH
DRAPER, OF THIS CITY,
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 22ND 1861
AGED 33 YEARS.
ALSO
WALTER BATH, SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AUGUST 23RD 1862,
AGED 2 YEARS
ALSO, ALICE CHARLOTTE
THE DEARLY LOVED INFANT OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED NOV. 21. 1862. AGED 7 MONTHS
ALSO ERNEST BATH
WHO DIED AUGT 18TH 1888
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at 6 Chapel Row, Bath:
William Lord, aged 46, tailor, born at Uley (Glos), wife Charlotte,
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Names
Inscriptions
ALSO CHARLOTTE LORD
WHO DIED OCTR 22ND 1870.
ALSO WILLIAM LORD
Notes
aged 46, born at Eastington (Glos), Mary Garlick, aged 27, unmarried,
daughter in law, dressmaker & draper, born at Malmesbury (Wilts),
Ann Garlick, aged 25, dressmaker & draper, born at Malmesbury,
Humphrey Bath, aged 23, unmarried, visitor, draper, born at Atworth
(Wilts), and a lodger.
The marriage of Humphry Bath to Ann Eliza Garlick at Bath Register
The birth of Horace Humphrey Bath was registered 1858/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Walter Bath was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Alice Charlotte Bath was registered 1862/Q2 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 6 Chapel Row, Kingsmead, Bath:
Humphrey Bath, aged 34, linen draper, born at Atworth (Wilts), wife
Anne E, aged 35, born at Edmington (Edmonton?) (Middx), children:
Herbert, aged 5, born at Bath, Ernest, aged 4, born at Bath, Horace,
aged 2, born at Bath, and Walter, aged 11 months, born at Bath, and
two servants.
The death of Humphries (sic) Bath, aged 33, was registered 1861/Q3
Bath.
The death of Walter Bath, aged 2, was registered 1862/Q3 Bath.
The death of Alice Charlotte Bath, aged 0, was registered 1862/Q4
Bath.
In the 1861 census at 5 Broad Street, Bath:
William Lord, aged 55, journeyman tailor, born at Uley (Glos), wife
Charlotte, aged 59, born at Eastington (Glos), Robert Shackell, aged
45, son in law, florist, born at Weston (Som), his wife Mary, aged 37,
born at Weston, and their six children and a grand-daughter.
The death of Charlotte Lord, aged 75, was registered 1870/Q4 Bath.
In the 1871 census 8 Old Bond Street, Bath:
Anne E Bath, aged 44, widow, artificial florist, born at Waltham
Stowe, children: Herbert, aged 15, clerk at Bath Post Office, born at
Walcot, Bath, and Mary H, aged 17, governess, born at Walcot, Bath,
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Inscriptions
Notes
William Lord, aged 63, widower, step-father, retired tailor, born at
Uley (Glos), and a servant.
The death of William Lord, aged 72, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath.
The death of Ernest Bath, aged 31, was registered 1888/Q3
Wallingford.
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Letitia Dudgeon (18481875)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
LETITIA DUDGEON
FELL ASLEEP 18TH FEBY 1875
AGED 26 YEARS
Cross 30”
Mary Ann Dudgeon, aged 38, widow, fund holder, born in Ireland,
children: Mary Ann, aged 15, born in Ireland, Cecilia, aged 13, born in
Ireland, Letitia, aged 12, born in Ireland, Philip M, aged 10, born in
Ireland, and John L, aged 7, born in Ireland, and a servant.
The death of Letitia Dudgeon, aged 26, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
See also 4SN13.
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Plot
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Names
George Philcox Hill
(1802-1875)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
GEORGE PHILCOX HILL
OF BRIGHTELMSTONE SUSSEX
DECR 26TH 1875 IN THE 74TH YEAR [OF HIS] AGE
Headstone with pitched slab 30”
In the 171 census at 1 Pavilion Parade, Brighton:
George Hill, aged 68, unmarried, solicitor, born at Lewes (Sussex),
and three servants.
The death of George Philcox Hill, aged 73, was registered 1875/Q4
Bath.
Brighton developed from the fishing village of Brightelmstone. The
latter name is used in some census entries for the area around Kemp
Town.
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Caroline Mary Bull
(1837-1882)
Robert Bull (18351889)
Headstone 30”. Completely delaminated.
Caroline Mary Bull, aged 44, wife of Robert Bull, of Gordon House,
Lyncombe Hill, commercial traveller, died on 17 Jan 1882.
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Inscriptions
Notes
Robert Bull, aged 53, of Gordon House, died on 19 Mar 1889.
In the 1881 census at Gordon House, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Robert Bull, aged 45, brewer’s agent, born at Chelmsford (Essex),
wife Caroline Mary, aged 43, born at Ditcheat (Som), son: William
Robert, aged 7, born at Clapham (Middlesex) (!), and a servant.
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Maria Williams (18321919)
East:
Florence Catherine
Williamson (18691941)
South:
In
Memoriam
MARIA WILLIAMS
DIED NOVEMBER 18TH 1919
AGED 87 YEARS
FLORENCE CATHERINE WILLIAMSON
DAUGHTER OF MARIA WILLIAMS DIED OCTOBER 16TH 1941
John Milverton Hurley
(1833-1878)
North:
JOHN MILVERTON HURLEY
DIED JUNE 4TH 1878
AGED 45 YEARS
Pitched 30”.
The marriage of John Milverton Hurley to Maria Bailey was registered
1858/Q1 Dorchester.
The birth of Florence Catherine Hurley was registered 1869/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Bailey.
In the 1871 census at Arundel House, Northampton Street, Bath:
John M Hurley, aged 40, tea dealer, born at Taunton (Som), wife
Maria, aged 40, dressmaker, born at Dorchester (Dorset), daughter
Florence C, aged 17 months, born at Bath, and Celia R Hurley, aged
15, niece, servant, born at Taunton.
The death of John Milverton Hurley, aged 45, was registered 1878/Q2
Bath.
The marriage of Florence Catherine Hurley to Joseph Skuse was
The marriage of Maria Hurley to James Williams was registered
1899/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of Florence Catherine Skuse otherwise Florence
Catherine Milverton Bayley to Arthur Ross Williamson was registered
1908/Q3 St Geo H Sq.
The death of Florence C Williamson, aged 71, was registered 1941/Q4
Bath.
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Rowland Guy Bees
(1918-1947)
William Henry Bees
(1888-1948)
Edith Bees (18951965)
Emily Wheeler (18621950)
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
ROWLAND GUY BEES,
KILLED BY ACCIDENT MARCH 17TH 1947
AGED 29.

ALSO
WILLIAM HENRY BEES
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
AND BELOVED HUSBAND OF EDITH
DIED FEB. 25TH 1948, AGED 59 YEARS

On edging on north:
ALSO EDITH BEES DARLING WIFE AND MOTHER DIED 16TH SEPT 1965 AGED 70
ALSO EMILY WHEELER, MOTHER OF EDITH
DIED JULY 20TH 1950
Headstone 3’
The birth of William Henry Bees was registered 1888/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Newman.
The marriage of William Henry Bees to Edith Wheeler at Christchurch,
The birth of Rowland G Bees was registered 1917/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name Wheeler.
The death of William H Bees, aged 67, was registered 1946/Q1
Bathavon.
The death of Rowland G Bees, aged 29, was registered 1947/Q2 Bath.
The death of Emily Wheeler, aged 88, was registered 1950/Q3
Bathavon.
The death of Edith Bees, aged 70, was registered 1985/Q3 Bath.
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Names
George Montresor
Walkem (1808-1878)
Frederick Clarkson
(1783-1861)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING
MEMORY OF
REV. GEORGE MONTRESOR WALKEM
AGED 70
Elizabeth Clarkson
(1821-1881)
ALSO OF
FREDERICK CLARKSON
AGED 77
THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL
GOD BRING WITH HIM
—
ALSO OF HIS WIFE
ELIZABETH CLARKSON
AGED 66
—
JESUS SAID I AM THE RESURRECTION
AND THE LIFE.
Slab 30”.
In the 1861 census at 36 Grafton Road, St Marylebone, London:
Frederick Clarkson, aged 41, secr[etar]y Gen. Examiner Inland
Revenue, born at Lymington (Hants), wife Elizabeth, aged 39, born at
Haslemere, two daughters, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1871 census at Greenham Street, Greenham (Berks):
George M Walkem, aged 64, chaplain Newbury Union, born at
Stonehouse (Devon), wife Anna M, aged 53, born at Hazlemere
(Surrey), Eliza B Hulbert, aged 28, unmarried, visitor, born at
Hungerford (Wilts) (!), Louisa G Munro, aged 56, unmarried, lunatic,
The death of George Montresor Walkem, aged 70, was registered
1878/Q4 Bath.
Walkem, Rev. George (Montresor), 1s. Mark, of Stonehouse, Devon,
gent. NEW HALL INN, matric. 8 Apr. 1843, aged 35; B.A. 1847, M.A.
1849, died 14 Nov., 1878.
WALKEM, George, Uplands Villa, Bath – New Inn Hall, Ox. B.A.
1847, M.A. 1848 d 1848, p 1849. Formerly C. of Betley, Staffs;
Chap. of the Vo. Gaol and of the Union, Abingdon; Chap. of the
Newbury Union.
In the 1891 census at Uplands, Bathwick, Bath:
Fredk Clarkson, aged 71, retired civil servant, born at Lymington
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Inscriptions
Notes
(Hants), wife Elizth, aged 69, born at Haslemere (Surrey), two
daughters, five visitors and two servants.
The death of Frederick Clarkson, aged 77, was registered 1896/Q3
Bath.
Elizabeth Clarkson, aged 79, widow, living on own means, born at
Haslemere (Surrey), children: Louisa , aged 47, unmarried, born at
Rossington (Sussex), and Annie, aged 45, unmarried, born at
Rossington, Isabella Paterson, aged 28, unmarried, adopted daughter,
private teacher, born in Middlesex, a boarder and a servant.
The death of Elizabeth Clarkson, aged 86, was registered 1908/Q4
Bath.
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Edmund Porch (18181879)
North:
In Loving Memory of
EDMUND PORCH
DIED APRIL 11TH 1879 AGED 60 YEARS
HIS END WAS PEACE
Elizabeth Porch (18151881)
South:
Also of
ELIZABETH PORCH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF EDMUND PORCH
DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1881
AGED 65 YEARS
Pitched 30”
Edmund Porch, aged 51, railway clerk, born at North Wooten (Som),
wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at St Nicholas, Bristol, a visitor, a
servant and a lodger.
The death of Edmund Porch, aged 60, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Porch, aged 63, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath.
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Plot
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Names
Francis Hodges (18021880)
Fanny Sarah Hodges
(1808-1884)
Charles Martin Hodges
(1847-1916)
Fanny Margaret
Hodges (1844-1927)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Fondly Cherished Memory
of
FRANCIS HODGES
WHO PASSED TO HIS REST
JANY 26TH 1880. AGED 77 YEARS
“AND A BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE WAS WRITTEN
BEFORE HIM FOR THEM THAT FEARED THE
LORD AND THAT THOUGHT UPON HIS NAME
AND THEY SHALL BE MINE SAITH THE LORD
OF HOSTS. IN THAT DAY WHEN I MAKE UP MY
JEWELS” MALACH. III. 16.17.
ALSO OF
FANNY SARAH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP SEPT 9TH 1884
AGED 76

GOD IS LOVE
AND TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF
CHARLES MARTIN HODGES
THEIR YOUNGEST SON
WHO WAS CALLED FROM THIS EARTHLY HOME
AUGT 28TH 1916 AGED 69
IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY PS. X.V._
ALSO OF FANNY MARGARET.
THEIR ONLY DAUGHTER
WHO DIED JANY 6TH 1927, AGED 82.
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Francis Hodges to Sarah Frances Martin was
registered 1842/Q1 Bristol.
The birth of Robert Francis Hodges was registered 1843/Q2 Clifton.
The birth of Francis Margaret Hodges was registered 1844/Q4 Clifton.
The birth of Charles Martin Hodges was registered 1847/Q1 Clifton.
In the 1851 census at 8 Pembroke Place, Clifton:
Francis Hodges, aged 49, music seller, born at Bristol, wife Sarah F,
aged 43, born at Bristol, children: Robert F, aged 8, born at Clifton,
Fanny M, aged 6, born at Clifton, and Charles M, aged 4, born at
Clifton, and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 13 Richmond Hill, Clifton:
Francis Hodges, aged 59, teacher of singing & piano-forte dealer, born
at Bristol, wife Sarah F, aged 53, born at Bristol, children: Robert F,
aged 18, solicitors clerk, born at Clifton, Fanny M, aged 16, born at
Clifton, and Charles M, aged 14, born at Clifton, and a servant.
The death of Francis Hodges, aged 77, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Oriel Cottage, Bath:
Sarah Frances Hodges, aged 73, widow, annuitant, born at Kingsdown,
Bristol, children: Fanny Margaret, aged 36, unmarried, annuitant,
born at Clifton, and Charles Martin, aged 34, unmarried, headmaster
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Inscriptions
Notes
of Bath Government School of Art, born at Clifton, and a servant.
The death of Fanny Sarah Hodges, aged 77, was registered 1884/Q3
Bath.
In the 1901 census at 35 Sydney Buildings, Bath:
Charles K Hodges, aged 54, unmarried, artist, born at Clifton, Fanny M
Hodges, aged 56, unmarried, sister, born at Clifton, and a servant.
Charles Martin Hodges, A.R.C.A, was curator of the Victoria Art
Gallery, Bath. A painting being offered for sale by Gardiner Houlgate
of Bath in 2007 has the following description:
‘The Day Fades But The Glory Never – The Tale of Inkerman’, signed
and inscribed on stretcher and label verso, 43.5” x 55.5”, within
original frame (holes and damage to canvas) by Charles Martin Hodges
(19th century British) – Painted in the artist’s studio in Old Bond
Street, Bath. The group includes, in profile, Mr E Morcombe Hick, who
made the history of Bath Abbey a lifelong study. He died September
1952. Given to Bath Abbey by his widow, Mrs E. M. Hick. 1953.’
Home Sweet Home, c.1890 (oil on canvas) depicting a corporal of 11th
(Prince Albert’s Own) Hussars at home with his wife; by Charles
Martin Hodges (1858-1916); National Army Museum, London. This
picture is available as a poster.
The death of Charles M Hodges, aged 68, was registered 1916/Q3
Bath.
Tree 3’ down from 4L24.
4L26
Florence Louisa
Semple (1877-1880)
Francis Semple (18121884)
Kate Elizabeth
Snelgrove Semple
(1857-1894)
Florence Louisa Semple, aged 2 years 7 months, daughter of George
Stuart Semple, of 27 Union Passage died on 4 May 1880,
Francis Semple, aged 73, rag merchant, general dealer, of Alexandra
Road, Beechen Cliff, died on 25 Sep 1884,
Kate Elizabeth Snelgrove Semple, aged 37, of 2 Walcot Terrace, who
died on 27 Jul 1894.
In the 1851 census at Holborn (Middx): Francis Semple, aged 38, rag
merchant, born at Hickhambrook (Suffolk) (sic), wife Eleanor, aged
28, born at Egremont (Cumb), and son George, aged 3, born at St
George, Bloomsbury (Middx).
The marriage of George Stuart Semple to Kate Elizabeth S Perry was
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Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Florence Stuart Semple, was registered 1877/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Perry.
In the 1881 census as boarders at the Military Arms & Dining Rooms,
27 Union Passage, Bath: George Stewart, aged 33, pianoforte tuner,
born at Bloomsbury (Middx), wife Kate, aged 33, born at Bath,
daughter Eleanor, aged 4, born at Bath, Francis Semple, aged 24,
unmarried, pianoforte tuner, born at Bloomsbury (Middx), Francis
Semple, aged 67, widower, annuitant, born at Wickham Brook
(Suffolk), and Ann Snelgrove, aged 72, widow, annuitant, born at
Batheaston (Som).
(The head of household is George Stuart Semple; the ‘Semple’ has
being omitted from the census entry.)
In the 1891 census at 2 Walcot Terrace, Bath: George S Semple, aged
43, pianoforte dealer & tuner, born at Bloomsbury, London, wife Kate
E, aged 33, born at Bath, daughter Eleanor K, aged 14, born at Bath,
Ann Snelgrove, aged 82, widow, grandmother, born at Batheaston,
and a servant.
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William Brooks (18121881)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM BROOKS
OF COMBE DOWN
WHO DIED JULY 14 1881
AGED 69
―◊―
“HAVING A DESIRE TO DEPART AND
TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR
BETTER”
PHIL.1.23
Cross 30”
In the 1881 census at 1 Raby Place, Combe Down:
William Brooks, aged 67, blacksmith, born at Monkton Farleigh
(Wilts), wife Mary, aged 60, born at Monkton Farleigh, daughter Mary
A, aged 32, unmarried, born at Bath, and Harry Bartlett, aged 10,
grandson, born at Combe Down.
The death of William Brooks, aged 69, was registered 1881/Q3 Bath.
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Plot
4L30
Names
Emma Woodrow
(1815-1884)
Inscriptions
Notes
of
EMMA WOODROW
APRIL 9TH 1884
AGED 68
―
“FOR TO ME TO LIVE IS CHRIST
AND TO DIE IS GAIN” PHIL. I.C.XXI
Headstone 30”
In the 1881 census at 2 Chandos Buildings, Bath:
Emma Woodrow, aged 65, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath.
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John Batten (17871861)
The death of Emma Woodrow, aged 67, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath.
No Monument.
From the burial book: John Batten, aged 74, of 46 Southgate Street,
died on 5 Oct 1861.
The marriage of William Newberry (sic) to Caroline Batten was
registered 1848/Q4 Chard.
In the 1851 census at Court Barton, Ilminster (Som): John Batten,
aged 65, boot & shoemaker (employing 2 men & 2 boys), born at
Ilminster, and wife Hannah, aged 66, born at Ilminster.
The birth of William Batten Newbury was registered 1851 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Batten.
In the 1861 census at 49 Southgate Street, Bath: William Newbery,
aged 41, grocer & tea dealer, born at Chard (Som), wife Caroline,
aged 40, born at Ilminster (Som), children: William B, aged 9, born at
Bath, Caroline B, aged 6, born at Bath, and Emily T, aged 5, born at
Bath, John Batten, aged 75, widower, visitor, retired boot maker,
born at Ilminster, two assistants and a servant.
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Plot
4L32
Names
Jane Selway (18211884)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
affectionate remembrance
of
JANE SELWAY,
OF 8 DANIEL STREET, BATH.
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 27TH 1884.
AGED 63 YEARS
―
―
Headstone 30”
Jane Selway, aged 60, unmarried, boarder, annuitant, born at Bristol
(Glos).
The death of Jane Selway, aged 63, was registered 1884/Q4 Bath.
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Eliza Hall (1813-1885)
Slab 30”. Completely delaminated.
From the burial book: Eliza Hall, aged 72, of 2 Daniel Street, died on
23 Aug 1885.
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Plot
4L37
Names
Ada Hart (1862-1896)
William James Hart
(1857-1914)
Emma Jane Hart
(1861-1927)
William James Hart
(1827-)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN EVER
LOVING MEMORY OF
ADA
THE DEARLY DEVOTED WIFE OF
W. J. HART JUNR
WHO PASSED AWAY NOVR 9TH 1896.
AGED 34 YEARS
Lord all pitying Jesu blest
Grant her thine eternal rest
ALSO OF EMMA ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
W. J. HART SENR
WHO FELL ASLEEP JUNE 15TH 1927
“AT PEACE”
Cross 30”
The birth of William James Hart was registered 1857/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Dalley.
The birth of Emma Jane Hart was registered 1861/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Dalley.
In the 1871 census at 30 Richmond Place, Bath:
William J Hart, aged 43, bookseller, born in London, wife Emma, aged
40, born at Bath, children: William J, aged 13, born at Bath, Ernest,
aged 12, born at Bath, Henry J, aged 10, born at Bath, Emma J, aged
9, born at Bath, Frederick H, aged 8, born at Bath, Florence, aged 7,
born at Bath, Kate, aged 5, born at Bath, Alice, aged 4, born at Bath,
and Laura, aged 2 months, born at Bath.
The marriage of William James Hart to Ada Strickland was registered
1885/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 69 High Road, Kilburn, London:
William J Hart, aged 33, surgical instrument maker’s assistant, born
at Bath, and wife Ada, aged 28, proprietor of servants agency, born in
London.
The death of Ada Hart, aged 34, was registered 1896/Q4 Bath.
The death of William J Hart, aged 58, was registered 1914/Q2
Southwark.
The death of Emma J Hart, aged 66, was registered 1927/Q2 Bath.
See also 4K37.
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4L38
Names
Campbell Theophilus
Payne (1859-1940)
Florence E Payne
(1853-1942)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CAMPBELL T. PAYNE
PRIEST
37 YEARS VICAR OF ST ANDREWS,
NEW KENT ROAD, LONDON
ALSO
FLORENCE E. PAYNE
DIED MAY 8TH 1942.
Cross 3’
The birth of Campbell Theophilus Payne was registered 1859/Q1
Hackney.
In the 1861 census at 19 Dalston Terrace, Hackney:
William M Payne, aged 37, reader to examiners of registered wills,
Court of Probate, born at Shoreditch (Middx), wife Sarah, aged 38,
born at Islington (Middx), Elizabeth Payne aged 50, unmarried, sister
in law, born at Hackney, children: Augusta, aged 10, born at Hackney,
Florance, aged 8, born at Hackney, William, aged 6, born at
Shoreditch, and Campbell, aged 2, born at Hackney, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at 146 Kennington Road, Lambeth:
Campbell T Payne, aged 32, unmarried, boarder, curate of Immanuel
Lambeth, born at Dalston, London.
In the 1901 census at 6 Wincott Street, Lambeth (Surrey):
Campbell T Payne, aged 42, unmarried, clergyman C of E, born at
Hackney, London.
The death of Campbell T Payne, aged 81, was registered 1940/Q4
Bath.
The death of Florence E Payne, aged 89, was registered 1942/Q2
Bath.
PAYNE, Campbell Theophilus. — Lon. Coll. of Div. 1886. d 1888, p
1889 Roch. C. of Em. Ch. Lambeth, 1888-1902; V. of St. Andr.
Newington, 1902-37. 12, Hilly Fields-crescent, Brockley, S.E.4.
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4L40
Names
Catherine Wetten
(1835-1910)
Edwin Thomas Wetten
(1825-1912)
Edwin Joseph Wetten
(1849-1901)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE WETTEN
DIED FEB. 22ND 1910
ALSO OF
EDWIN THOMAS WETTEN
HER BELOVED HUSBAND
DIED JULY 30TH 1912
AND OF
EDWIN JOSEPH WETTEN
THEIR ELDEST SON
DIED FEB 22ND 1901
-
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Edwin Thomas Wettin to Catherine Pitts was
registered 1845/Q3 Lambeth
The birth of Edwin Joseph Wetten was registered 1846/Q1 Lambeth.
The birth of William Redknap Wetten was registered 1846/Q4
Lambeth.
The birth of Augustus Wetten was registered 1850/Q2 Lambeth.
In the 1861 census at 50 Waterloo Road, Lambeth (Surrey):
Edwin T Wetten, aged 37, clerk (solicitor), born at Lambeth, wife
Katherine, aged 36, born at Lambeth, children: Edwin J, aged 15,
rubber at type founder’s, born at Lambeth, William J, aged 13,
rubber at type founder’s, born at Lambeth, Augustus, aged 11, born
at Lambeth, Arthur, aged 8, born at Lambeth, Katherine, aged 6, born
at Lambeth, and Mary A E, aged 2 months, born at Lambeth, a servant
and a lodger.
The marriage of Edwin Joseph Wetten to Mary Ann Hurley at Bath
Edwin J Wetten, aged 34, confectioner, born in London (Middx), wife
Mary Ann, aged 31, born at Bath, and seven children.
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In the 1891 census at Westgate Street, Bath:
Edwin T Wetten, aged 45, confectioner, born at Lambeth (Surrey),
wife Mary, aged 43, born at Walcot (Som), and children: Helena, aged
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
19, born at St James, Bath, Edwin A, aged 18, born at St James, Bath,
Laura, aged 15, born at St James, Bath, Mabel, aged 10, born at St
Peter & St Paul, Bath, and Elsie L, aged 8, born at St Peter & St Paul,
Bath.
The death of Edwin Joseph Wetten, aged 52, was registered 1901/Q1
Bath.
In the 1901 census at 11 Alexandra Road, Bath:
Edwin T Wetten, aged 75, retired confectioner, born in London, wife
Catherine, aged 66, born in London, children: Alfred , aged 31,
professional musician, born in London, and Rosa A, aged 24, born in
London.
Mary Wetton, aged 40, widow, confectioner, born at Bath, four
children and a visitor.
The death of Catherine Wetten, aged 75, was registered 1910/Q1
Bath.
The death of Edwin T Wetten, aged 87, was registered 1912/Q3 Bath.
From the burial book, this is the site of a common grave with five
burials.
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Anne Mary Elizabeth
Hawes (1863-1888)
No inscription found. At one time possibly a cross.
The birth of Thomas Abraham Hawes was registered 1857 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Smith.
The marriage of Edward John Longman to Elizabeth Higgins at Holy
Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1863 Bath.
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The birth of Annie Mary Elizabeth Long was registered 1864 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Higgins.
The birth of Edward Robert Longman was registered 1866 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Higgins.
In the 1871 census at 24 Daniel Street, Bath: Edward Longman, aged
34, painter, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 35, born at
Canterbury, children: Annie, aged 6, born at Bath, and Edward, aged
In the 1871 census at 19 Wellington Place, Bath: Thomas Hawes, aged
37, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 44, born at Bath, and children:
Thomas A, aged 14, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Walter W, aged 12,
born at Bath, Jane C, aged 11, born at Bath, and Frederick C, aged 8,
born at Bath, and a boarder.
The marriage of Thomas Abraham Hawes to Annie Mary Elizabeth
Longman at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1885/Q4
Bath.
The birth of Edith Frances Annie Hawes was registered 1886 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Longman.
From the burial book: Anne Mary Elizabeth Hawes, aged 24, of
Wivenhoe near Colchester, wife of Thomas, exciseman, died on 24 Apr
1888.
In the 1891 census at High Street, Pewsey (Wilts): Thomas A Hawes,
aged 34, Inland Revenue Officer, born at Bath, wife Alice, aged 2_,
born at Salisbury, children: Edith, aged 4, born at Bath, Annie, aged
3, born at Wivenhoe (Essex), and Ethel, aged 1, born at Pewsey, and a
servant.
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Row 4M
Bensly
2
Needes
Veater
4
Grellier
Cutis
5
Gray
Horton
7
Williams
9
Tylee
11
Blair
13
White
15
Robinson
17
Hillier
21
Morris
23
Harris
Inscriptions
Matthews
25
Petty
27
Perrin
Linton
Marsh
29
Ferris
Names
John Calder Needes
(1846)
30
Rotton
Plot
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Heath
Weeks
31
Baker
Roberts
10 feet
1
Notes
Walter Needes (18661867)
Headstone 2’. Delaminated.
John Calder Needes, aged 3 months, son of John, account[ant], of
Mitford (sic), South Stoke, died on 7 Oct 1846, and
Walter Needs, aged 1, son of John Willis Needes, accountant, of
Enfield (Middx), died on 9 Mar 1867.
The marriage of John Needes to Caroline Calder was registered 1845
Bath.
The birth of John Calder Needes was registered 1846/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Calder. The death of John Calder Needes,
In the 1851 census at 4 James’s Street Bath: John Calder, aged 58, tin
box merchant employing 9 men, born at Taunton, wife Hannah, aged
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Notes
61, born at Taunton, Francis Calder, aged 25, son, timber merchant,
born at Walcot, Francis Needes, aged 2, grandson, born at Midford
(Som), a servant, John Needes, aged 31, son in law, accountant, born
at St Peter & St Paul, Bath, and Catherine Needes, aged 27, daughter,
born at Walcot.
(The other two children of John & Caroline Needes, John Calder and
Kate, were at Midford.)
The birth of Walter Needes was registered 1866/Q2 Pancras. The
death of Walter Needes, aged 1, was registered 1867/Q1 Edmonton.
4M2
Eliza Veater (18111866)
William Veater (18131882)
Jane Veater (18071880)
ihs
In memory of
ELIZA
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM VEATER
AGED 55 YEARS
―◊―
―◊―
ALSO JANE VEATER
DIED OCTR 31ST 1880
AGED 73.
―◊―
“HER END WAS PEACE”
ALSO WILLIAM VEATER
DIED MAY 15TH 1882
AGED 58
―
“LORD REMEMBER ME WHEN I
COMEST UNTO THY KINGDOM” LUKE 2.2.
Headstone 30”
The marriage of William Veater to Priscilla White at St Swithin’s,
In the 1841 census at Monmouth Street, Bath:
William Veater, aged 25, coal merchant, born in Somerset, Priscilla
Veater, aged 30, born in Somerset, and Harriet Fry, aged 20, born in
Somerset.
The death of Priscilla Veater, aged 40, was registered 1846/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of William Veater to Eliza Martin at Holy Trinity,
William Veater, aged 47, road contractor & carrier, born at Bath, wife
Eliza, aged 49, born at Bath, children: Louisa M, aged 12, born at
Bath, and Henry, aged 11, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Eliza Veater, aged 55, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath.
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Notes
The marriage of William Veater to Jane Spragg/Bindon was registered
1869/Q1 Bath.
In the 1871 census at Victoria Buildings, Twerton (Som):
William Veater, aged 60, carrier & van proprietor, born at Bath, wife
Jane, aged 63, born at Nettlecombe (Som), Charlotte Bindon, aged
48, widow, sister in law, born at Lang…… (Sussex), and Minnie J
Bindon, aged 5, niece, born at Bath.
The death of Jane Veater, aged 73, was registered 1880/Q4 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 20 Victoria Buildings, Twerton (Som):
William Veater, aged 68, widower, van proprietor, born at Bath, and a
housekeeper.
4M3
Margaret Frances
Grellier (1804-1849)
Judith Grellier (17671851)
The death of William Veater, aged 58, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book :
Margaret Frances Grellier, aged 45, of 1 Park Place, Walcot, died on
10 Nov 1849, and
Judith Grellier, aged 84, of 11 Macauley Buildings, died on 16 Dec
1851.
Baptised on 13 Apr 1766 at Glasshouse Street and Leicester Fields
French Huguenot church, Westminster, London: Paul Roy Grellier, son
of Pierre Paul Grellier & Marguerite Masquerier [IGI].
Baptised on 22 Nov 1792 at St James, Westminster: Peter Paul
Grellier, son of Paul Roy & Judith Grellier [IGI]. (Death, aged 91,
registered 1884/Q1 Lambeth.)
Baptised on 22 Jun 1800 at St James, Westminster: Elizabeth Margaret
Grellier, daughter of Paul Roy & Judith Grellier [IGI].
Baptised on 27 Sep 1804 at St James, Westminster: Margaret Frances
Grellier, daughter of Paul & Judith Grellier [IGI].
The death of Paul Roy Grellier was registered 1837/Q4 Wandsworth.
In the 1851 census at 1 Park Place, Bath: Judith Grellier, aged 84,
widow, annuitant, born in London, Elizabeth S Browne, aged 58,
widow, [living on] East India funds, born at Mount Pleasant (Worcs),
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William Norman Curtis
(1913-1955)
Inscriptions
Notes
and a servant.
IN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF
LT. COL. W. N. CURTIS
A BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER SON AND BROTHER
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY
ON OCTOBER 23RD 1955
AGED 42
Slab 3’
The birth of William N Curtis was registered 1913/Q3 Halifax
(Dowdall).
The death of William Norman Curtis, aged 42, was registered 1955/Q4
Bath.
4M5
George Williams
(1768-)
Anne Williams (1787-)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
GEORGE WILLIAMS
VETERINARY SURGEON OF THE …
OBIIT NOVEMBER 19TH ____
AGED 57 YEARS
IT IS THE LORD LET HIM ……
SEEMETH HIM GOOD
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
ANNE WILLIAMS
RELICT OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 17TH ____
AGED 67 YEARS
Slab 30”. Slanted towards the south.
In the 1851 census at 1 Chapel Court (by Vineyards), Bath:
George Williams, aged 73, pensioner 73rd Foot, born at Bradford
(Wilts), and wife Ann, aged 60, born at Colerne (Wilts).
In the 1861 census at 1 Chapel Court, Bath:
Ann Williams, aged 74, widow, charwoman(!), born at Colerne (Wilts).
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4M7
Names
Stephen Tylee (17981860)
Inscriptions
Notes
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
STEPHEN TYLEE
DIED MAY 13TH 1860
AGED 62
ALSO MARG………………
Margaret Tylee (17981867)
(Extensive but difficult to read)
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census at 11 Broad Street, Bath:
Stephen Tyle (sic), aged 51, butcher & publican, born at Colerne
(Wilts), wife Margaret, aged 50, born at Bridport (Wales) (!), Mary
Floirer (?), aged 54, unmarried, sister in law, born at Bridport,
Thomas Rose, aged 13, recruit 21st Foot, born at Bridport, and a
servant.
The death of Stephen Tylie/Tylee, aged 62, was registered 1860/Q2
Bath.
The death of Margaret Tylee, aged 69, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
4M9
Agnes Elizabeth Blair
(1798-1861)
South:
IN MEMORY OF
AGNES ELIZABETH BLAIR
WHO DIED AT BATH MAY 29TH ………
[S]HE WAS THE SECOND SURVIVING ……………
COLONEL BLAIR OF BLAIR AYR ……………………
Pitched 30”. Severely delaminated.
The death of Agnes Elizabeth Blair, aged 63, was registered 1861/Q2
Bath.
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Names
Jane Robinson (18141871)
Charles Kemble (18191874)
Susannah Robinson
(1810-1883)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
MEMORY OF
JANE ROBINSON
BORN AT
BLUNHAM BEDFORDSHIRE
DECEMBER 26TH 18__
DIED IN BATH
JUNE 12TH 1871
FOR 25 YEARS FAITHFUL
AND LOVED NURSE TO THE
CHILDREN OF CHARLES KEMBLE
RECTOR OF BATH
MY FLESH AND MY HEART FAILETH
BUT GOD IS …………………………………
HEART AND MY ………… FOR EVER
ALSO SUSANNAH ROBINSON
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED APRIL 28TH 1883 AGED 72
FOR MANY YEARS IN THE ABOVE FAMILY
Slab 30”
In the 1851 census in the household of Charles Kemble, curate of
Stockwell, at 10 Clapham Road, Lambeth:
Jane Robinson, aged 36, unmarried, nurse, born in Bedfordshire.
In the 1861 census at Cowbridge House, Malmesbury:
Samuel Brooke, aged 69, unmarried, JP of Wilts landed prop[rietor],
born in London, Charlotte Kemble, aged 71, widow, landed
proprietor, born in London, three great-nephews, Jane Hulbert, aged
24, unmarried, visitor, landed proprietor, born at Leigh (Wilts), Jane
Robinson, aged 44, unmarried, visitor, nurse, born in Bedfordshire,
and four servants.
In the 1871 census at Red Hill Farm, en Stanton (Hunts):
William Cook, aged 67, agricultural labourer, born at Buckden
(Hunts), wife Louisa, aged 62, born at Empsford (Beds), a grandson,
Jane Robinson, aged 59, unmarried, sister in law, retired servant
domestic, born at Blunham (Beds), and a servant (horsekeeper).
In the 1871 census at Little Barford (Beds):
Ann Smith, aged 66, widow, born at Stevenage (Herts),Elizabeth
Robinson, aged 43, unmarried, daughter, dressmaker, born at St Neots
(Hunts), Susana Robinson, aged 60, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born
at Blunham (Beds).
The death of Jane Robinson, aged 57, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 7 Henry Street, Bath:
Susanna Robinson, aged 70, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born at
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Notes
Blunham (Beds).
The death of Susannah Robinson, aged 72, was registered 1883/Q2
Bath.
4M13
Emily Hillier (17971886)
Emily Hillier (18291875)
Slab 30”. Completely delaminated.
Emily Hillier, aged 46, of Hartley House, Belvidere, died on 20 Jul
1875, and
Emily Hillier, aged 89, of Kingsbury St, Marlborough (Wilts), died on
15 May 1886.
4M15
Ellen Morris (18131875)
ELLEN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
TREVOR MORRIS M.D.
DIED 7TH SEPR 1875 AGED __
Trevor Morris (17951879)
TREVOR MORRIS
DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1879 AGED 84
On base of cross:
“UNTIL THE DAY DAWN”
Cross 5’
In the 1851 census at Church Street, Chepstow (Mon):
Trevor Morris, aged 54, M.D. physician, surgeon &c, born at
Chepstow, wife Ellen, aged 45, born at Newcastle (Northumberland),
daughter Mary E, aged 23, born at Chepstow, and a servant.
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In the 1871 census as lodgers at Paradise House, Combe Down (Som):
Trevor Morris, aged 75, physician grad. of the University of Edinburgh
physician, born at Chepstow (Mon), wife Ellen, aged 50, born at
Heatherton Castle and Jessie Leathart, aged 46, unmarried, sister in
law, born at Newcastle upon Tyne.
The death of Ellen Morris, aged 62, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath.
The death of Trevor Morris, aged 84, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.
4M17
Clara Eva Harris
(1855-1876)
Edward Harris
In loving remembrance of
Clara Eva
(wife of Edward Harris)
who died September 18th 1876
Cross 30”. Parts of the cross already delaminated and the base Is
fragile. Plinth in sandstone.
The birth of Clara Eva Jones was registered 1855/Q2 Dudley.
In the 1861 census at Hornby Road, Dudley (Worcs):
Sarah Jones, aged 44, widow, born at Dawley Green (Salop), children:
Edward W, aged 15, born at Dudley, Amelia M A, aged 13, born at
Dudley, and Clara E, aged 5, born at Dudley, a niece, a cousin, a
governess, Ann Pearson, aged 13, relationship unspecified, and a
servant.
The marriage of Clara Eva Jones to Edward Harris was registered
1874/Q4 St Thomas (Devon).
The death of Clara Eva Harris, aged 21, was registered 1876/Q3 Bath.
3’6” to tree 7’6” to 4M19
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Eleanora Joanna Davis
(1834-1879)
No monument.
Eleanora Joanna Davis, aged 45, of 14 Prior Park Buildings, wife of
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
John Henry Davis, accountant, died on 24 Oct 1879.
The marriage of John Henry Davis to Eleanora Joanna Puzey was
registered 1863/Q3 Hackney.
The birth of Charlotte Margaret Davis was registered 1864 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Puzey.
The birth of Louisa Eleanor Davis was registered 1865 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Puzey.
The birth of Berkeley Puzey Davis was registered 1869 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Puzey.
In the 1871 census at Claremont Villa, Walcot, Bath: John H Davis,
aged 32, accountant, born at Newington (Surrey), wife Eleanor J,
aged 32, born in London, children: Charlotte M, aged 6, born at Bath,
Louise E, aged 5, born at Bath, and Bert Peter P, aged 2, born at
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Sarah Matthews (18471881)
In Loving Remembrance
of
SARAH MATTHEWS
THE 4TH OF JANUARY 1881
AGED 33 YEARS
“SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH”
In the 1851 census at St James Place, Woolwich (Kent):
John Matthews, aged 35, shipwright, born at Morgeragg (Mon), wife
Elizabeth, aged 39, born at Chippenham (Wilts), and daughter Sarah,
aged 5, born at Woolwich.
In the 1861 census at 5 Queen Street, Woolwich (Kent):
John Matthews, aged 45, shipwright, born at Abergavenny (Mon), wife
Elizabeth, aged 49, born at Chippenham (Wilts), and daughter Sarah,
aged 15, born at Woolwich.
In the 1871 census at 2 Menteaths Cottages (by Entry Hill), Bath:
Sarah Mathews, aged 25, unmarried, lodger, needlewoman, born at
Woolwich (Kent).
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Martha Petty (18051881)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Sarah Matthews, aged 33, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath.
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MARTHA PETTY
LATE OF SYDNEY
NEW SOUTH WALES
WHO DIED AT
MONTPELLIER COTTAGE BATH
JANY 20TH 1881
AGED 75 YEARS
GOD BRING WITH HIM I THESS IV. 14
Headstone 30”
The death of Martha Petty, aged 75, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath.
4M25
Thomas Marsh (18111864)
Hester Marsh (18091883)
In
Loving memory of
THOMAS MARSH
OF KINGSWOOD HILL
WHO DIED DECEMBER 1864
ALSO HESTER WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AT BATH NOVEMBER 11TH 1883
AGED 71
GOD BRING WITH HIM I. THESS. IV. 14
Headstone laid flat 30”
The marriage of Thomas Marsh to Hester Bruton was registered
1837/Q4 Keynsham.
In the 1841 census at Winterbourne (Glos):
Thomas Marsh, aged 30, linen draper, born in Gloucestershire, Hester
Marsh, aged 20, born in Gloucestershire, Adelaide Bruton Marsh, aged
2 months, born in Gloucestershire, and an apprentice.
The death of Adelaide Burton Marsh was registered 1842/Q2 Clifton.
Adelaide Bruton Marsh, aged 1, of Winterbourne, was buried at
Winterbourne on 29 Apr 1842 (source: BAFHS Burial index).
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Notes
In the 1851 census at Fore Street, Wellington (Som):
Thomas Marsh, aged 40, linen draper, born at Chipping Sodbury
(Glos), wife Hester, aged 42, born at Bitton (Glos), a visitor and a
servant.
In the 1861 census at 29 Portsdown Road, Paddington:
Thomas Marsh, aged 50, formerly draper, born in Gloucestershire,
wife Hester, aged 53, born at Bitton (Glos), daughter Laura, aged 18,
born at Bitton, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1871 census at Kingswood Hill, Bitton (Glos):
Hester Marsh, aged 63, widow, lodger, retired grocer, born at Bitton.
Hester March, aged 73, widow, lodger, no occupation, born at Bitton
(Glos).
The death of Esther Marsh, aged 76, was registered 1883/Q4 Bath.
4M27
Sophia Ferris (18391884)
Edwin Ferris (18281888)
Edwin Ferris (18671953)
of
SOPHIA FERRIS
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1884
AGED 45
―◊―
“IN THE MORNING IT FLOURISHETH
AND GROWETH UP, IN THE EVENING
IT IS CUT DOWN, AND WITHERETH”
PSL. XC.6
―◊―
WAITING FOR THOSE SHE DEARLY LOVED
Also of
EDWIN FERRIS
WHO DIED JANY 31ST 1885
AGED 60.
Also of
EDWIN FERRIS
WHO DIED DEC. 15TH 1953
AGED 86.
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Headstone 30”
The birth of Edwin Ferris was registered 1867/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Keel.
In the 1881 census at 2 Westgate Place, Bath:
Edwin Ferris, aged 51, butcher, born at Bath, wife Sophia, aged 40,
born at Bath, children: Edwin, aged 13, born at Bath, and Thomas,
aged 8, born at Bath, Mary Ferris, aged 80, unmarried, visitor, no
occupation, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Sophia Ferris, aged 44, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath.
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Notes
The death of Edwin Ferris, aged 59, was registered 1888/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Edwin Ferris to Elizabeth Catherine Longley was
registered 1899/Q4 Dover.
In the 1901 census at 2 Grand Parade, Balham (Surrey):
Edwin Ferris, aged 33, shop keeper, born at Bath, and wife E C, aged
24, born at Newington (Surrey).
4M29
Anthonina Rotton
(1802-1889)
Gilbert Rotton (17731836)
IN MEMORY OF
ANTHONINA
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
THE LATE GILBERT ROTTON
BORN ………………… 1802
DIED APRIL ………… 188_
Cross 30”
Gilbert Rotton was born on 20 Mar 1773 in Derby. On 31 Mar 1801 at St
John’s, Frome (Som), married Mary Caroline Calvancer Humphries.
They had fourteen children. He died on 9 May 1836 in Ovid, New York,
USA.
Anthonina Rotton was born on 14 Sep 1802 at Frome and was baptised
on 25 Dec 1802 at the Zion Independent, Frome.
In the 1841 census at the household of John & Flora Hawksworth at
The Circus, Bath:
Anth[o]nina Rotton, aged 35, governess, born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at the household of Charles Wansbrough, at The
Manor, Shrewton(Wilts):
Anthonina Rotton, aged 45, unmarried, visitor, born at Frome (Som).
In the 1861 census the household of Charles Wansbrough at The
Manor, Shrewton (Wilts):
Anthonina Rotton, aged 58, unmarried, sister in law, lady, born at
Frome (Som).
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In the 1871 census at the home of Henry & Jane Miriam Crane at
Oakhampton, Astley (Worcs): Anthonina Rotton, aged 66, unmarried,
visitor, born at Frome (Som).
The death of Anthonina Rotton, aged 86, was registered 1889/Q2
Bath.
From the Australian Dictionary of Biography Volume 6, Melbourne
University Press, 1976, pp 64-65.:
ROTTON, HENRY (1814-1881), pastoralist, was born at FromeSelwood, Somersetshire, England, son of Gilbert Rotton, solicitor, and
his wife Mary Caroline, née Humphries.
4M30
Sarah Heath (18011889)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
SARAH HEATH
DIED MAY 2ND 1889
AGED 87
Headstone 30”
In the 1851 census at 15 Cornwell Terrace, Walcot, Bath:
Thomas Heath, aged 37, chain maker, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged
46, born at Bath, and seven children.
In the 1881 census at the residence of Mary Moger at Lyncombe
House, Bath:
Sarah Heath, aged 76, widow, servant, nurse domestic, born at
Farrington (Som).
The death of Sarah Heath, aged 87, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath.
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Names
William Weeks (18181893)
Mary Ann Weeks
(1851-1892)
Charlotte Ludwell
Weeks (1820-1907)
Inscriptions
Notes
TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM WEEKS,
FELL ASLEEP SEPR 28TH 1893,
AGED 75.
―
ALSO
MARY ANN.
DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,
INTERRED AT BLAINA QUANT. JULY 18TH 1892.
―
LORD ALL PITYING JESU BLEST
GRANT THEM THINE ETERNAL REST.
―
ALSO
CHARLOTTE LUDWELL,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1907, AGED 86.
―
JESU MERCY
Headstone 30”
The marriage of William Weeks to Charlotte Ludwell was registered
1847/Q1 Bristol.
The birth of Sambourn Weeks was registered 1847/Q2 Keynsham,
mother’s maiden name: Ludwell.
The birth of Anna Maria Weeks was registered 1849/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Mary Ann Weeks was registered 1851/Q3 Bath.
In the 1861 census at the Rainbow Tavern, Upper Borough Walls, Bath:
William Weeks, aged 42, inn keeper, born at Hallatrow (Som), wife
Charlotte, aged 44, assistant in business, born at Bedminster (Som),
and children: Sambourne (son), aged 13, born at Corston (Som), Anna
Maria, aged 12, born at Bath, and Mary Ann, aged 9, born at Bath, and
a servant.
In the 1881 census at The Rainbow, Upper Borough Walls, Bath:
Wm Weeks, aged 62, lic[ense]d victualler, born at Hallatrow (Som),
wife Charlotte, aged 63, born at Bedminster (Som), children
Sambourne (son), aged 33, licensed victualler’s assistant, born at
Corston (Som), and Anna Maria, aged 31, milliner, born at Bath, and
a servant.
William Weeks, aged 73, licensed victualler, born at High Littleton
(Som), wife Charlotte, aged 74, born at Bedminster (Som), and ………
M (daughter, aged 29, unmarried, milliner, born at Bath.
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Notes
The death of Mary Ann Weeks, aged 41, was registered 1892/Q3
Bedwellty.
The death of William Weeks, aged 75, was registered 1893/Q3 Bath.
The death Charlotte Ludwell Weeks, aged 86, was registered 1907/Q2
Bath.
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29
31
32
Roberts
28
Wyatt
26
Baker
Caroline Bensly (18241888)
24
Linton
John Bensly (18181891)
Inscriptions
21
Wright
Names
Kate Caroline Bensly
(1847-1849)
Coleman
Plot
4N1
Weller
19
Thompson
17
Williamson
15
Sturgis
13
Perrin
7
White
5
Horton
Horton
1
Gray
Bensly
10 feet
34
20
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
KATE CAROLINE
JOHN & CAROLINE BENSLY,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEB. 16TH 1849.
AGED 1 YEAR & 10 MONTHS
HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS WITH HIS
ARM AND CARRY THEM IN HIS BOSOM
ISAIAH. 40.CHAPR 11TH VER.
Headstone (grave faces west rather than east)
In the 1841 census at High Street, Bath as one of seven shopmen:
John Bensly, aged 20, not born in Somerset.
In the 1841 census at the household of Horatio James, linen draper, in
Broad Street, Bath:
Caroline Hasell, aged 20, servant.
The marriage of John Bensly to Caroline Hazel was registered 1846/Q1
Depwade.
The birth of Walter John Bensly was registered 1848/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Foster.
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The death of Kate Caroline Bensly, aged 1, was registered 1849/Q1
Bath.
The birth of William James Bensley was registered 1850 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Foster.
In the 1851 census at 2 Henrietta Road, Bathwick, Bath:
John Bensly, aged 32, draper, born at Gt Yarmouth (Norfolk), wife
Caroline, aged 26, born at (‘Gt Yarmouth (Norfolk)’ crossed out and
replaced by) Bath, children: Walter John, aged 2, born at Bath, and
William James, aged 5 months, born at Bath, and two servants.
In the 1861 census at 105 High Street, Worcester:
John Bensly, aged 42, linen drape master employing 3 men 2 boys 1
porter and 3 girls, born at Yarmouth (Norfolk), wife Caroline, aged 36,
born at Bath, children: Walter John, aged 12, born at Bath, William
James, aged 10, born at Bath, and Francis George, aged 3, born at
Worcester, and two servants.
In the 1871 census at Thornhill, Handsworth (Staffs):
John Bensley, aged 52, commercial traveller, born at Gt Yarmouth
(Norfolk), wife Caroline, aged 46, born at Bath, son Francis G, aged
13, born at Worcester, and a servant.
In the 1881 census at 10 South Road, Handsworth (Staffs):
John Bensly, aged 62, coal merchant, born at Yarmouth (Norfolk),
wife Caroline, aged 56, born at Bath, son Francis G, aged 23,
commercial, clerk, born at Worcester, and a servant.
The death of Caroline Bensly, aged 63, was registered 1888/Q1 West
Bromwich.
In the 1891 census at 17 Terrace Road, Handsworth (Staffs):
John Bensly, aged 72, widower, retired commercial traveller, born at
Yarmouth (Norfolk).
The death of John Bensley, aged 73, was registered 1891/Q4 West
Bromwich.
Tree
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4N5
Names
Jane Rosetta Gray
(1805-1850)
James Kerr (1750-)
Anne Kerr
Elizabeth Dick (17691857)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
JANE ROSETTA GRAY
SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
GEN. JAMES & ANNE KERR
WHO DIED SUNDAY JULY 7TH 1850
AGED 44 YEARS
IT IS SOWN IN CORRUPTION IT IS RAISED IN
INCORRUPTION
1ST COR. XV.42
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH DICK (AUNT OF THE ABOVE)
WHO DIED SUNDAY JUNE 28TH 1857
AGED 88 YEARS
A THOUSAND [YEARS] IN THY SIGHT ARE BUT YESTERDAY
THEN IT [IS PASSED AS] A WATCH IN THE NIGHT
PSA.XC.__
Headstone 30”
On 13 Dec 1793 at Stratford-le-Bow, London James Kerr married Ann
Dick [IGI].
Born on 10 Feb 1805 in Maharashtra, India: Jane Rosetta Kerr,
daughter of James & Anne Dick Kerr, died 7 Jul 1850 [IGI].
The marriage of Euston Edward James Gray to Jane Rosetta Kerr was
registered 1847/Q1 Plymouth. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXVII
(new series) Jan-Jun 1847 p420:
April 23 At Plymouth, Euston J. Gray, R.N., son of Lieut. Thomas
Gray, R.N. to Jane Rosetta, dau. of the late Lieut. Gen. James Kern,
H.E.I.C.S.
The death of Jane Rosetta Gray, aged 44 was registered 1850/Q3
Bath.
In the 1851 census at 11 Lambridge Place, Walcot, Bath:
Elizabeth Dick, aged 80, unmarried, annuitant, born at Stratford
(Essex), and a boarder.
The death of Elizabeth Dick, aged 88, was registered 1857/Q3 Bath.
The death of Euston Edward J Gray, aged 68, was registered 1887/Q4
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Names
4N7
Anne Bennett Horton
(1828-1860)
Inscriptions
Notes
Hackney.
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
GEORGE HORTON
WHO DIED MARCH 8TH
1883
AGED 68 YEARS
George Horton (18251883)
Charlotte Horton
(1830-1897)
“WE SHALL GO TO HIM. BUT HE
SHALL NOT RETURN TO US.”
In
Memory of
ANNE BENNETT
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
GEORGE HORTON
WHO DIED FEB. 4TH 1860
AGED 32 YEARS
PSALM XXIII.4
North:
In
Loving memory
of
CHARLOTTE
WIDOW OF
GEORGE HORTON,
WHO ENTERED
INTO HER REST
MAY 21ST 1897
“THERE REMAINETH
THEREFORE A REST TO
THE PEOPLE OF GOD
HEBREWS V.9
Square tower 30”
In the 1851 census at 37 Walcot Street, Bath:
Henry Horton, aged 54, cabinet maker, born at Frome (Somerset),
wife Mary Ann, aged 56, born at Kilcot (Glos), children: Thomas, aged
28, cabinet maker, born at Bath, George, aged 26, cabinet maker,
born at Bath, Daniel, aged 22, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Henry,
aged 19, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Mary Ann, aged 16, born at
Bath, and Jane, aged 14, born at Bath, Thomas Sparrow, aged 44,
unmarried, assistant, cabinet maker, born at Stourton (Wilts), and
two servants (husband and wife). (See grave 2P1.)
The marriage of George Horton to Anne Bennett Gibbons was
registered 1858/Q1 Cheltenham.
The death of Ann Bennett Horton, aged 32, was registered 1860/Q3
Bath.
The marriage of George Horton to Charlotte Shepherd at Holy Trinity,
George Horton, aged 46, cabinet maker employing 9 men & 2 boys,
born at ?, Anne Brinkworth, aged 12, niece, born at Bristol, a servant
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Notes
and Charlotte Horton, aged 41, wife, born in London.
In the 1881 census at Marston Villa, Oldfield Park, Bath:
George Horton, aged 56, upholsterer employing 20 hands, born at
Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 51, born in London, Annie Brinkworth,
aged 22, unmarried, niece, born at Bristol, and a servant.
The death of George Horton, aged 58, was registered 1883/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at Chertsey Villa, Brunswick Place, Burnham (Som):
Charlotte Horton, aged 61, widow, living on her own means, born in
London, Sarah E Brinkworth, aged 27, unmarried, niece, living on her
own means, born at Clifton, Bristol, and a servant.
4N9
The death of Charlotte Horton, aged 67, was registered 1897/Q2
Axbridge.
No monument.
4N10
No monument.
4N11
No monument. A common grave with ten burials.
4N13
Charles White (18121875)
Sarah Anne White
(1823-1902)
William Pyatt White
(1854-1863)
Emily Kate White
(1864-1869)
Lydia Mary White
(1859-1870)
Sarah Charlotte White
(1853-1907)
Henrietta Anne
Routley (1857-1939)
Issue 1
Sacred to the memory
of
CHARLES WHITE
DIED APRIL 17TH 1875 AGED 63
Also of
SARAH ANNE. WIFE OF THE ABOVE.
DIED APRIL 26TH 1902. AGED 78.
Also of
WILLIAM PYATT WHITE
AGED 8.
EMILY KATE WHITE
AGED 6.
LYDIA MARY WHITE
AGED 10.
CHILDREN OF ABOVE.
Also of
SARAH CHARLOTTE WHITE
DIED SEPR 29TH 1907. AGED 54.
Also of HENRIETTA ANNE ROUTLEY
SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
Headstone 30”
The marriage of Charles White to Sarah Anne Pyatt was registered
1850/Q2 Bath.
In the 1851 census at Combe Hay (Som):
Charles White, aged 30 (!), farmer occupying 30 acres, born at Frome
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Plot
Names
Harry Edwin Routley
(1857-)
Inscriptions
AND WIDOW OF HARRY EDWIN ROUTLEY
OF PARIS. DIED JULY 18TH 1939
FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANTS SLEEPING
LORD ALL PITYING JESU’ BLEST
GRANT THEM THY ETERNAL REST
R.I.P
Notes
(Som), wife Sarah, aged 30, born at Comb[e] Hay, a servant and a
nurse.
The birth of Henrietta Ann White was registered 1857/Q2 Keynsham.
The birth of Lydia Mary White was registered 1859/Q3 Keynsham.
In the 1861 census at Overs? Farm. Siston (Glos):
George White, aged 45, farmer of 200 acres employing _ men 1 boy,
born at Longleat (Wilts), wife Sarah Ann, aged 40, born at Comb Hay
(Som), children: Sarah Charlotte, aged 8, born at Comb[e] Hay,
William Pyatt, aged 6, born at Siston, Henrietta Ann, aged 4, born at
Siston, and Lydia Mary, aged 1, born at Siston, and a servant.
The birth of Emily Kate White was registered 1864/Q2 Keynsham.
The death of William Pyatt White was registered 1863/Q2 Keynsham.
The death of Emily Kate White, aged 5, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath.
The death of Lydia Mary White, aged 10, was registered 1870/Q2
Bath.
The death of Charles White, aged 63, was registered 1875/Q2 Bath.
The death of Sarah Anne White, aged 78, was registered 1902/Q2
Bath.
The death of Sarah Charlotte White, aged 53, was registered 1907/Q3
Bath.
The marriage of Edwin Routley to Catherine Sibley at St Michael,
Monkton Combe was registered 1856/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Harry Edwin Routley was registered 1858/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Sibley. (From BathBMD the registration was in
1857.)
Edwin Routley, aged 43, master watchmaker, born at Tiverton
(Devon), wife Catherine, aged 37, born at Bath, six children, a
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Inscriptions
Notes
nephew and two servants.
In the 1871 census at Isabella House, Combe Down (Som):
William Sibley, aged 65, widower, baker & grocer, born at Portsea
(Hants), daughter Mary C, aged 39, unmarried, born at Bath, Harry E
Routley, aged 13, grandson, born at Bath, Alice M Routley, aged 8,
grand-daughter, born at Bath, a servant and two journeymen bakers.
In the 1881 census at Spring Vale, Upper Newbridge Road, Weston,
Bath:
Edwin Routley, aged 53, watchmaker master, born at Tiverton
(Devon), wife Catherine, aged 47, born at Bath, children: Mary E,
aged 22, born at Bath, Ada K, aged 20, born at Bath, Alice M aged 18,
born at Bath, Clara B, aged 17, born at Bath, Edwin W, aged 14, born
at Bath, and Charles T, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.
The marriage of Henrietta Ann White to Harry Edwin Routley was
registered 1882/Q1 Barton Regis.
The birth of Harry Percy Routley was registered 1882/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: White.
In the 1891 census at Springvale, Upper Newbridge Road, Weston,
Bath:
Edwin Routley, aged 63, watchmaker, born at Tiverton (Devon), wife
Catharine, aged 57, born at Bath, son Charles, aged 22, watchmaker’s
assistant, born at Bath, Percy Routley, aged 8, grandson, born at
In the 1901 census at 52 Davies Street, Westminster, London:
Henrietta Routley, aged 35, widow, visitor, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 69 & 71 High Street, Kensington, London:
Henry P Routley, aged 18, boarder, jeweller’s assistant, born at Bath.
The death of Henrietta A Routley, aged 85, was registered 1939/Q3
Hammersmith.
A Harry Routley was a footballer for the Belgian 1st league side RC
Gand (Ghent) (now called Koninklijke Racing Club Gent-Zeehaven). In
the 1912-13 season he was one of the top goal-scorers.
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Names
4N15
William Henry Perrin
(1845-1875)
Frederick Perrin
(1873-1874)
Elizabeth Perrin
(1848-1891)
Ann Perrin (18161892)
Inscriptions
Notes
From the burial book, not all those mentioned on the memorial are
buried here.
In affectionate remembrance of
WILLIAM HENRY PERRIN
APRIL 15TH 1875,
AGED 29 YEARS.
Also
FREDERICK
ONLY CHILD OF THE ABOVE
BORN DECEMBER 13TH 1873.
DIED MAY 22ND 1874.
Also
ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED SEP. 26 1891
AGED 43 YEARS
Also ANN
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
WILLIAM HENRY PERRIN
WHO DIED JAN. 14TH 1892
AGED … YEARS
THY……………………….
Headstone 30”
The birth of William Henry Perrin was registered 1846/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Cox. (From BathBMD the event occurred in
1845.)
In the 1851 census at Englishcombe (Som):
Henry Perrin, aged 32, farm labourer, born at Englishcombe, wife
Ann, aged 34, born at Englishcombe, dress maker, and children:
William, aged 5, born at Englishcombe, Edwin, aged 4, born at
Englishcombe, and Charles, aged 3, born at Englishcombe.
The marriage of William Henry Perrin to Elizabeth Hall at St Thomas à
The birth of Frederick Perrin was registered 1874/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Hall. The death of Frederick Perrin, aged 0, was
The death of William Henry Perrin, aged 29, was registered 1875/Q2
Bath.
The death of Ann Perrin, aged 76, was registered 1892/Q1 Bath.
The death of Henry Perrin, aged 80, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath.
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4N17
Names
Anne Sturges (18231875)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
ANNE STURGES
DIED OCT 28TH 1875 AGED 52
Eliza Louisa (18201888)
SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH
North:
ELIZA LOUISA THE BELOVED WIFE OF BENJAMIN ………………
AND SISTER OF ANNE STURGES
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 5TH 1888 AGED 68
Pitched 30”
The birth of Louisa Marion Sturges was registered 1852/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Edward Richard Sturges was registered 1860/Q4 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 10 Summerlays Place, Bath:
Ann Sturges, aged 36, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Stockton
(Wilts), children: Louisa Marion, aged 9, born at Bath, and Edward
Richard, aged 6 months, and nurse child.
In the 1871 census at 15 Queens place, Bath:
Ann Sturges, aged 46, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Stockton
(Wilts), and children: Louisa M, aged 19, born at Bath, and Edwin R,
The death of Anne Sturges, aged 52, was registered 1875/Q4 Bath.
4N19
Mary Ann Williamson
(1798-1882)
George Williamson
North:
MARY ANN WILLIAMSON
RELICT OF CAPTN GEORGE WILLIAMSON
BORN 20TH NOVEMBER 1798
DIED 11TH DECEMBER 188_
Pitched 30”
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at 15 Alfred Place, Plymouth:
Mary A Williamson, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Calcutta, East
Indies.
In the 1881 census at 5 Bennett Street, Bath:
Mary Ann Williamson, aged 82, widow, lodger, annuitant, born in
India.
The death of Mary Ann Williamson, aged 81, was registered 1882/Q4
Bath.
4N20
Grace Bessie Campbell
Thompson (1861-1891)
James Charles
Thompson
GRACIE
REV. J. C. THOMPSON
OF CALCUTTA
WHO PASSED AWAY JULY 30TH 1891
A LIFE MOST LOVING AND SELF FORGETTING
IN DEATH NOT FORGOTTEN
Headstone 30”
The Calcutta Christian Observer of 1835 p441 reported the ordination
as deacon of Mr J. C. Thompson.
The Calcutta Christian Observer of vol II Jan-Dec 1833 p149 in a list of
marriages (part of ‘Domestic Occurrences’) has:
[JAN] 25 Mr. J. C. Thompson to Miss D. A. West.
The Calcutta Christian Observer of vol III Jan-Jun 1834 p104 in a list
of births (part of ‘Domestic Occurrences’) has:
[JAN] 17 Mrs. J. C. Thompson, of a daughter.
The Bengal Directory and Annual Register for the Year 1838,
Calcutta: Samuel Smith and Co., 1838 on p 499 Christian Instruction
Society (President: The Ven. Archdeacon Dealtry) Rev. Mr. Thompson
and on p 500 has Rev J C Thompson as a committee member of the
Church Missionary Society, Calcutta.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The Church Missionary Record 1842 p81 has a report by Rev. J C
Thompson on the ‘Hindustanee Department’ which includes “On the
14th of May 1841, the Lord Bishop, assisted by Archdeacon Dealtry,
laid the foundation stone of St. Saviour’s Church; which is now being
built …”
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XLIII Jan-Jun 1855 p 300 in a list of
marriages:
[Nov] 15 At Calcutta, the Rev. Thomas Moore,, B.A., son of the late
Rev. Robert Moore, Rector of Clay, Norfolk, to Dora-Dealtry,
youngest dau. of the Rev. J. C. Thompson, Chaplain of the Free
School.
The English Journal of Education vol XI (new series) London:
Groombridge & Sons, 1857 on p308 has
On August 9th, at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, York Place, Edinburgh,
by the Rev. John Murray, Vicar of Wroxton, Oxfordshire, the Rev. J.
C. Thompson, chaplain of St Thomas’s Free School, Calcutta, to Mary
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Campbell, Esq., M.D., of Greenlaw,
late Surgeon of the 93rd Highlanders.
Baptised on 25 Jul 1861 at Calcutta: Grace Bessie Campbell
Thompson, daughter of James Charles Thompson & Mary Elizabeth,
date of birth 15 Jun 1861 [IGI].
In the 1881 census at a school at Stanley House, Richmond (Surrey):
Grace Thompson, aged 19, pupil, born at Calcutta, Bengal.
R Glanville Rose, aged 67, living on own means, born in London, wife
Eleanor A, aged 60, born in London, and Grace B C Thompson, aged
29, unmarried, niece, born in London (!).
The death of Grace Bessie C Thompson, aged 30, was registered
1891/Q3 Bath.
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Names
Robert Glanville Rose
(1823-1893)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
loving remembrance of
MY DEAR HUSBAND
ROBERT GLANVILLE ROSE
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 29TH 1893
AGED 69
―
“BUT OH FOR A TOUCH OF THE VANISHED HAND
AND A SOUND FROM THE LIPS THAT ARE GONE”
WITH CHRIST WHICH IS BETTER
INTERRED AT NORWOOD CEMETERY LONDON
Headstone 30”. The inscription is on the western side of the
headstone.
In the 1851 census at 25 Bennett Street, Southwark:
Robert G Rose, aged 24, unmarried, draper, born at Lambeth, and an
errand boy, and as a separate household Richard Rose, aged 31,
draper, and his family.
The death of Robert Glanvill Rose, aged 69, was registered 1893/Q2
Bath.
The death of Eleanor A Rose, aged 84, was registered 1914/Q1
Kensington.
4N21
Ann Weller (17861852)
Daniel Weller (17951872)
Jane Couch (17891858)
William Alexander
(1806-1882)
Issue 1
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF
DANIEL WELLER
DIED JUNE 16TH 1852
AGED 65
Also
JANE COUCH
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 69
Also
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1882
AGED 75 YEARS
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Pees Pottage Gate, Slaugham (Sussex):
Daniel Weller, aged 43, grooman J, born in Sussex, and Ann Weller,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
aged 49, born in Sussex.
(‘Grooman J’ presumably was meant to be ‘groom man journeyman’.)
In the 1851 census at Catharine Cottage (next to Crescent Lane),
Bath:
Daniel Weller, aged 54, livery stable keeper employing 7 men, born at
Brockenhurst (Sussex), wife Ann, aged 64, born at Penrith (Cumb),
and a servant.
The death of Ann Weller, aged 66, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of Daniel Weller to Mary Dore at St John the Baptist,
Batheaston was registered 1853/Q2 Bath.
In the 1861 census at Fielders or Stable Lane, Bath:
Daniel Weller, aged 65, job master, born at Brocken Hurst (Sussex),
and wife Mary, aged 65, born at M……… (Isle of Wight). (At the
adjacent Catharine Cottage was Edward Weller.)
The death of Daniel Weller, aged 77, was registered 1872/Q2 Bath,
The death of William Alexander, aged 75, was registered 1882/Q4
Bath.
4N24
John Coleman (18041874)
Elizabeth Coleman
(1809-1905)
Katharine Tilney
Coleman (1855-1937)
John James Coleman
(1851-1932)
Issue 1
[HERE]
LIETH:
THE BODY
OF
JOHN COLEMAN
BORN
AT LYNCHMERE
FEB: 28. 1804
DIED
AT BATH
JUNE 27. 1874
ALSO
THE BODY
OF
ELIZABETH COLEMAN
HIS WIFE
BORN
MAY 14. 1809
DIED
Narrow tower, tilting to the south. 30”
The birth of Katharine Tilney Bassett was registered 1855/Q1
Bradfield.
In the 1861 census at Manor Farm, Effingham (Surrey):
John Coleman, aged 57, retired farmer, born at Linchmere (Sussex),
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Names
Inscriptions
JUNE 25. 1905
As a surround:
THE BLOOD OF SPRINKLING SPEAKETH BETTER THINGS …… BLOOD OF CHRIST
AS OF A LAMB WITHOUT BLEMISH AND WITHOUT SPOT.
South:
ALSO OF
KATHARINE TILNEY
WIDOW OF
REV. JOHN J. COLEMAN
DIED
NOVEMBER 2. 1937
AGED 82
North:
ALSO OF
THEIR ONLY SON
JOHN
JAMES COLEMAN
PRIEST
DIED
OCT: 16. 1932
AGED 81
SOLDIER
AND SERVANT OF
CHRIST
RIP
4N26
George Newenham
Wright (1794-1877)
Charlotte Wright
(1797-1876)
Issue 1
Notes
wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Odiham (Hants), and son John Jas,
aged 10, born at Wisley (Surrey).
John Coleman, aged 67, retired farmer, born at Lychmere (Sussex),
wife Elizabeth, aged 61, born at Odiham (Hants), children: John J,
aged 20, solicitors clerk (articled), born at Wisley (Surrey), and a
servant.
The death of John Coleman, aged 70, was registered 1874/Q3 Bath.
The marriage of John James Coleman to Katherine Tilney Bassett was
registered 1893/Q4 Axbridge.
In the 1901 census at the Rectory, Holcombe (Som):
John Jas Coleman, aged 50, clergyman Church of England, born at
Wisley (Surrey), wife Katharine T, aged 46, born at Bucklebury
(Berks), Elizabeth Coleman, aged 91, widow, mother, [living] on own
means, born at Odiham (Hants), and two servants.
The death of Elizabeth Coleman, aged 96, was registered 1905/Q2
Shepton Mallet.
COLEMAN, John James. – M.A. by Abp of Cant. 1881. d 1876, p
1881 B. and W. C. of Dulverton 1891-1907; C. of Winterbourne
Houghton 1907-09; R. of Holcombe and Stratton-on-the-Fosse
1908-14; V. of Haslebury-Plucknett 1914-16; Woodlands 1916-17.
26, Beaconsfield-road, Clifton, Bristol.
North:
THE REVEREND GEORGE NEWENHAM WRIGHT M.A.
WHO DIED IN THE 83RD YEARS OF HIS AGE ON THE 24TH OF MARCH 1877
ALSO OF CHARLOTTE HIS BELOVED WIFE
WHO DIED IN THE 80TH YEAR OF HER AGE ON THE 17TH OF APRIL 1876
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1851 census at 5 Park Street, New Windsor (Berks):
George N Wright, aged 58, teacher of classics, born at Dublin, wife
Charlotte, aged 55, born at Bath, three children, two boarders and
two servants.
In the 1861 census at Bridge Street, Frome (Som):
George N Wright, aged 70, clergyman Ch of England without cure of
souls, born at Dublin, wife Charlotte, aged 64, born at Dublin, six
boarders/scholars and two servants.
The death of Charlotte Wright, aged 79, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath.
The death of George Newenham Wright, aged 82, was registered
1877/Q1 Bath.
A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland by John
Gorton, G N Wright, Chapman & Hall, 1831
A New and Comprehensive Gazetteer being a Delineation of the
Present State of the World by Rev. George Newenham Wright,
London: Thomas Kelly, 1836
Ireland Illustrated by George Newenham Wright, 1831
The Works of George Berkeley D.D., Bishop of Cloyne by Rev. G. N.
Wright, London: Thomas Tegg 1843
The People's Gallery of Engravings: Three Volumes by George
Newenham Wright and Charles Henry Timperley published 1844 to
1846.
China in a Series of Views by George Newenham Wright 1843 Chinese
Opium Smokers, The Imperial Palace at Tseaou-Shan, Chinese Cat
Merchants etc
WRIGHT, George Newenham. — Trin. Coll. Dub. B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817;
Deac. and Pr. 1818. Formerly Reader of St. Mary Woolnoth, Lombardstreet, Lon; Mast. Of the Gr. Sch. Tewkesbury. Author, Translation of
the Eton Greek Grammar, 7th ed; Greek Rudiments, 16th ed.
Whittaker; Greek Sentences, ib; Euclid in General Terms, ib;
Translation of Homer’s Iliad, 4 vols. Ib; Tours and Guides in the
United Kingdom, 4 vols; London Encyclopædia, 2 vols. Tegg; Gorton
and Wright’s Topographical Dictionary, 3 vols. Chapman and Hall;
Wright’s Comprehensive Gazetteer of the World, 5 vols. Kelly; …
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4N28
Names
Cornelius Clarke
Linton (1804-1886)
Inscriptions
North:
Notes
IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
CORNELIUS CLARKE LINTON ESQ
INSPECTOR GENERAL OF HOSPITALS LATE INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE
WHO DIED THE 29TH DECEMBER [1886]
IN HIS 84TH YEAR
…………………………… shall see God
From the list of Officers of the 1st Madras Native Infantry listed in
the East-India Register and Army List, May 1850, transcribed by Jill
Grey:
Surgeon : Cornelius Clarke LINTON ; 10 Jan 1850
Cornelius C Linton, aged 68, Inspector of Hospitals Madras Army
retired, born in Ireland, wife Catherine M A, aged 65, born in Ireland,
Mary H Hudleston, aged 28, widow, daughter, born in India, Anne C
Linton, aged 22, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, and Cleme[n]t N R
Hooper, aged 11, grandson, born in India.
In the 1871 census at a ladies school at Laura Cottage, Lansdown,
Bath:
Kate C Hooper, aged 13, scholar, born at Trich[o]poly, India.
In the 1881 census at a lodging house at 8 Russell Street, Bath:
Cornelius Clarke Linton, aged 78, Inspector of Hospital Indian Army,
born in Ireland, wife Catherine M A, aged 75, born in Ireland, and
Kate Cornelia Hooper, aged 23, unmarried, grand-daughter, born in
the East Indies.
The death of Cornelius Clarke Linton, aged 83, was registered
1887/Q1 Barton Regis.
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4N29
Names
Eliza Lucy Baker
(1838-1914)
Benjamin James Baker
(1841-)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELIZA LUCY
BELOVED WIFE OF B. J. BAKER
DEC. 8. 1838 – JAN. 12. 1914
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Edging 30”
The birth of Benjamin James Baker was registered 1841/Q1 Bristol.
In the 1861 census at Blagdon (Som):
Eliza Baker, aged 40, gardener’s wife, born at Chipping Sodbury
(Glos), and children: Martha Mary, aged 22, servant, born at Bristol,
Benjamin James, aged 20, coachman, born at Bristol, Ellen, aged 17,
born at Blagdon, Eliza, aged 13, born at Blagdon, Joseph, aged 11,
born at Blagdon, Benjamin, aged 9, born at Blagdon, Patience, aged
6, born at Blagdon, and Albert George, aged 3, born at Blagdon.
The marriage of Benjamin James Baker to Eliza Lucy Baker at St
Michael with St Paul was registered 1867/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at ‘Laburnum’, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Benjamin J Baker, aged 50, relieving officer, born at Bristol, wife
Eliza Lucy, aged 53, born at Bath, and three children.
In the 1901 census at ‘Laburnam’, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Benjamin James Baker, aged 60, relieving officer, born at Bristol, and
wife Eliza Lucy, aged 63, born at Bath, and a boarder.
4N31
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The death of Eliza L Baker, aged 75, was registered 1914/Q1 Bath.
A set of infant burials
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
..................
………………………
DIED MAY 1856/8
AGED 5 MONTHS
4’ long x 2’ wide. Monument as smooth rock.
From the burial book there are two burial here:
Mary Ann Matthews, aged 60, of Southgate Street, wife of James,
hairdresser, who died on 13 Sep 1866, and
Joseph Wyatt, aged 18 months, son of John, butcher, who died on 9
May 1869.
4N34
Frank Malcolm Roberts
(1880)
F. M. ROBERTS
DIED
SEPTR 8: 1880
3’6” long x 2’. Small headstone.
The marriage of Joseph Roberts to Fanny Gertrude Wheeler was
registered 1871/Q1 Tenbury.
The birth of Frank Malcolm Roberts was registered 1880/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Wheeler. The death of Frank Malcolm
Roberts, aged 0, was registered 1880/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 1 Widcombe Crescent, Bath:
Joseph Roberts, aged 32, born at Mickleton (Glos), wife Fanny
Gertrude, aged 31, born at Rock (Worcs), children: Gertrude
Josephine, aged 9, born at Rock, Amy Clopton, born at Clopton, Edith
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Sarah Mary, aged 7, born at Clopton, Ethel Maude, aged 5, born at
Clopton, Joseph, aged 4, born at Clopton, Henry Norman, aged 2,
born at Clopton, and Frances Margaret, aged 1, born at Clopton, a
governess, and three servants.
The birth of Sydney Victor Roberts was 1882/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Wheeler.
In the 1901 census at Forestdale, Kings Norton (Worcs):
Gertrude Roberts, aged 52, married, living on own means, born at
Heightington Rock (Worcs), children: G Josephine, aged 29, not an
appointment but qualified dispenser, born at Heightington Rock,
Henry N, aged 22, bank clerk till today going to take holy orders from
this date, born at Clopton (Glos), Sidney V, aged 19, articled pupil to
chartered accountant, born at Bath, and Hylda M, aged 17, born at
Breedon (Worcs), and a servant.
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Row 4O
2
2
1
Bullock
4
Clack
Beachem
Clack
Bishop
4
6
Q
1
Rebbeck
Clack
0
P
Ireland
Chapman
Weston
Rose
Gardner
Inscriptions
Sinclair
13
8
Rogers
14
10
Reade
Williams
Helen Gardner (18401845)
16
Pittman
James Gardner
19
Fowler,
Hollier
Names
Helen Gardner (18051845)
Sidwell
Plot
4O1
common
child graves
Sidwell
common
child graves
23
12
Musgrave
10 feet
9
11
9
7
5
3
1
O
Notes
HERE RESTS
HELEN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
CAPTAIN JAMES GARDNER
53RD REGT
BORN 1805 DIED 1845
ALSO
HELEN
THEIR DEAR CHILD
BORN 1840 DIED 1845
I THESS. IV.14
Slab 3’
In the 1841 census at Elm Place, Bath:
Jas Gardner, aged 40, A[rmy] H[alf] P[ay], born in Scotland, Helen
Gardner, aged 30, born in Ireland, Margt P C Gardner, aged 7, not
born in Somerset, James, aged 5, not born in Somerset, Rose Gardner,
aged 3, not born in Somerset, Helen Gardner, aged 1, born in
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Names
4O3
George Rose (17821853)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Helen Gardiner, aged 39, was registered 1845/Q3 Bath.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
GEORGE ROSE ESQRE
FOR MANY YEARS AN INHABITANT
OF BRITISH GUIANA
WHO DIED IN THIS CITY
THE 5TH OF JULY 1853
AGED 71
THE MEEK WILL HE GUIDE JUDG………
AND THE MEEK WILL HE …………………
Caroline Rose (17971862)
ALSO
CAROLINE WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED
SEPTEMBER 11TH 1862
AGED 65
Slab 3’
George Rose, aged 73 fund holder, born at Christchurch (Hants), and
wife Caroline, aged 57, born at Peckham (Surrey).
The death of George Rose, aged 76, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath.
Caroline Rose, aged 62, widow, lodger, gentlewoman, born at
Peckham (Surrey).
The death of Caroline Rose, aged 65, was registered 1862/Q3 Bath.
4O5
John Weston (18051860)
South:
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN WESTON
DIED 7TH JANUARY 1860 AGED 54 YEARS
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD
Elizabeth Ann Cavan
Weston (1805-1876)
North:
IN FOND REMEMBRANCE OF
ELIZABETH CAVAN WESTON
AGED 71 YEARS
FOR SO HE GIVETH IS BELOVED SLEEP
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Inscriptions
Notes
Pitched 3’ The ‘… giveth is beloved …’, without the ‘h’, is as found.
The death of John Weston, aged 54, was registered 1860/Q1 Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Ann C Weston, aged 71, was registered
1876/Q4 Bath.
4O7
Edward Chapman
(1834-1861)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
EDWARD CHAPMAN
THE 25TH OF MARCH 1861
AGED 26 YEARS.
SO TEACH US TO NUMBER OUR DAYS THAT
WE MAY APPLY OUR HEARTS UNTO WISDOM
PS. XC.12.
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at a school at Weston Village (Som):
John Chapman, aged 9, pupil, born in Somerset, and Edward
Chapman, aged 7, pupil, born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at Primrose Hill, Weston (Som):
James Chapman, aged 55 master cooper no men, born at Weston
(Som), wife Ann, aged 57, born at Monmouth, and Edward Chapman,
aged 17, relationship as ‘U’ (presumably a son), pupil teacher, born at
Bath.
The death of Edward Chapman, aged 26, was registered 1861/Q1
Bath.
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Names
Mary Ireland (18461865)
Charles Ireland (18111867)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF
MARY
COLONEL CHARLES IRELAND
MADRAS ARMY
WHO DIED 12TH JANUARY 1865
AGED 18 YEARS
Headstone (grave faces east rather than west) 30”
Born on 12 Nov 1845 at Vizianagram, Tamil Nadu, India: Charles
George Ireland, son of Charles Ireland & Frances Sarah Pickering, died
13 Sep 1924 at Mosman, NSW [IGI/AF].
Born on 30 Dec 1846 in India and baptised on 27 Sep 1847 at St
Andrews, Fife, Scotland: Mary Ireland, daughter of Charles Ireland &
Frances Sarah Pickering; died on 12 Jan 1865 [IGI].
From the East-India Register & Army List, 1850 in the list for the
Eleventh Regiment Native Infantry in the list of Captains:
Charles Ireland; appointed 1827; commissioned to current regiment 10
Apr 1844; commissioned to Army rank 4 Mar 1843
From Colbourn’s United Services Magazine 1863 Part III, London:
Hurst & Blackett p151 in a list of promotions dated 6 Aug:
Lieut.-Col. Charles Ireland, Madras Infantry, to be col.
The death of Mary Ireland, aged 18, was registered 1865/Q1 Bath.
Charles Ireland, born on 20 Nov 1811 at North Leith, Midlothian,
Scotland, son of Walter Fogo Ireland & Margaret Spalding, married
Frances Sarah Pickering on 4 Nov 1834, and died on 22 Nov 1867 at
Bombay [IGI]. Frances Sarah Pickering, born on 30 Jan 1817 at
Cannapore, Madras, daughter of William Pickering & Christina
Elizabeth Campbell, wife of Charles Ireland, died on 16 Apr 1893 at
Cheltenham [IGI].
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Plot
4O11
Names
William Rogers (17981875)
Elizabeth Shepherd
(1811-1876)
Mary Ann Rogers
(1810-1891)
Inscriptions
Notes
of
WILLIAM ROGERS,
MAY 5TH 1875, AGED 77
Also of
ELIZABETH SHEPHERD
DIED APRIL 19TH 1876.
AGED 65.
BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIED IN THE LORD
Also
to the memory of
MARY ANN,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AGED 87
PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
Headstone 30”
In the 1861 census at 32 Northam place?, Bath:
William Rogers, aged 63, collector for charities, born at Walcot (Som),
wife Mary Ann, aged 52, fundholder, born at Walcot, and Elizabeth
Shepherd, aged 48, fundholder, born at Walcot,
In the 1871 census at 10 Cambridge Terrace, Bath:
William Rogers, aged 73, late collector ……, born at Martock (Som),
wife Mary A, aged 61, born at Bath, and Elizabeth Shepherd, aged 55,
unmarried, wife’s sister, born at Bath.
The death of William Rogers, aged 77, was registered 1875/Q2 Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Shepherd, aged 65, was registered 1876/Q2
Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Rogers, aged 67, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath.
(The MI has been checked and the ’87’ verified. The birth year has
been taken as that indicated by census entries)
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Plot
4O13
Names
Margaret Butcher
Williams (1823-1872)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
In memory of
MARGARET BUTCHER
THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 6 1872
AGED 48 YEARS
William Williams
(1819-1879)
North:
Also in memory of the aforementioned
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 8 1879
AGED 59 YEARS
Pitched 30”
In the 1871 census at the Fox In, 13 Bridge Place, Bath:
William Williams, aged 51, born at Barnstaple (Devon), wife Margaret
B, aged 48, born at Bath, four children, and Ann Williams, aged 75,
widow, mother, formerly baker, born at Barnstaple.
The death of Margaret Butcher Williams, aged 49, was registered
1872/Q2 Bath.
The death of William Williams, aged 59, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath.
4O14
Mary Ann Pittman
(1816-1871)
William Pittman
North:
IN memory of
MARY ANN
RELICT OF THE LATE WILLIAM PITTMAN, OF THIS CITY
DIED MAY 5TH 1871
AGED 54.
Pitched 30”
The marriage of William Pittman to Mary Ann Hawkins at St James,
The birth of Ellen Ann Pittman was registered 1843/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Hawkins.
Issue 1
The birth of William James Pittman was registered 1844/Q3 Bath,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
mother’s maiden name: Hawkins. The death of William James
Pittman, aged 0, was registered 1844/Q3 Bath.
Possible death registration: William Pitman, aged 30, 1850/Q4 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 4 Trim Street, Bath:
Mary Ann Pittman, aged 34, widow, beer retailer, born at Bath,
daughter Ellen A, aged 8, born at Bath, and two servants.
Thomas Harrison, aged 31, house painter, born at Bath, wife Ellen
Ann, aged 28, born at Bath, three children, Mary Ann Pitman, aged
54, widow, mother in law, annuitant, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Mary Ann Pittman, aged 54, was registered 1871/Q2
Bath.
4O16
Henry Fowler (18211885)
North:
[IN LOVING REMEM]BRANCE O[F]
H………… FOWLER
………………A_Y FOWLER
………… AGED 64
Caroline Hollier (18021894)
South:
ALSO
CAROLINE HOL……………
FORMERLY OF WRINGTON WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 12TH ………
AGED 92
Pitched 30”
The marriage of Henry Fowler to Ann Kirkham at St Mary the Virgin,
Bathwick was registered 1845/Q4 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 5 Bath Street, Bath:
Henry Fowler, aged 39, tobacconist, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife
Ann, aged 39, born at Bath, three sons, a servant, Arthur Kirkham,
aged 32, unmarried, wife’s brother, printer compositor, born at Bath,
and three boarders.
In the 1861 census at Burrington (Som):
Mary Somers, aged 66, widow, landed property & funds, born at
Abbots Langley (Herts), Caroline Hollier, aged 58, unmarried, visitor,
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Inscriptions
Notes
fund, property & annuity, born at Wrington, and four servants.
Henry Fowler, aged 48, tobacconist, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife
Ann, aged 47, born at Bath, and three sons.
In the 1871 census at Wrington (Som):
William Bishop, aged 70, widower, tailor master, born at Yatton
(Som), a daughter, a lodger, and Caroline Hollier, aged 68,
unmarried, sister in law, annuitant, born at Wrington.
Henry Fowler, aged 59, painter, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife
Ann, aged 59, born at Bath, and two sons.
In the 1881 census at Inglescombe House, Lyncombe & Widcombe:
James Clark, aged 52, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 56,
born at Bath, seven children, Caroline Hollier, aged 78, unmarried,
annuitant, born at Wrington (Som), and two servants.
The death of Ann Fowler, aged 63, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath.
The death of Henry Fowler, aged 64, was registered 1885/Q4 Bath.
In the 1891 census at Englishcombe House, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath:
James Clark, aged 62, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Alice, aged 56,
born at Nantgarw (Glam), two children, Caroline Hollie, aged 88,
unmarried, living on own means, born at Kington (sic) (Som), and two
servants.
4O18
Issue 1
The death of Caroline Hollier, aged 92, was registered 1894/Q3 Bath.
No monument.
Robert Frederick Pearce, aged 18, of Northumberland Place, son of
John, hatter, died at 5 Caroline Buildings on 4 Jun 1856
Francis Pearce, aged 24, of Northumberland Buildings, died on 20 Oct
1858
Alfred Pearce, aged 19, of Upper Borough Walls, son of John, hatter,
died on 22 Dec 1862
Jane Pearse (sic), aged 50, of Somerset Buildings, wife of John,
hatter, died on 7 Jun 1865.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Robert Frederick Pearce was registered 1838 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Andras.
The birth of William Henry Pearce was registered 1840 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Andres.
The birth of Alfred Pearce was registered 1843 Bath, mother’s maiden
name: Andres.
The birth of George Pearce was registered 1845 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Andrews.
The birth of Septimus Augustus Pearce was registered 1848 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Andres.
From the burial book, George Pearce, aged 2 years 11 months, of
Northumberland Place, died on20 Jan 1848, and was buried 4O20.
From the burial book, William Henry Pearce, aged 8, of
Northumberland Plce, son of John, hatter, died on 16 Feb 1849. Only
section 4 is given as the burial location.
From the burial book, Septimus Augustus Pearce, aged 1 year 10
months, of Northumberland Place, son of Mr Pearce, hatter, died on
25 Mar 1850. No burial location is given.
The birth of Jane Caroline Pearce was registered 1851 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Andras.
In the 1851 census at 12 Northumberland Place, Bath: John Pearce,
aged 37, hatter, born at Bathwick (Som), wife Jane, aged 36, born at
Widcombe (Som), children: Francis, aged 18, solicitor’s clerk, born at
Bathwick, Robert, aged 13, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 8, born at
Bath, and Jane Cox, aged 2 months, born at Bath, and a servant.
The birth of Emily Alice Pearce was registered 1853 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Andres.
The death of Robert Frederick Pearce, aged 18, was registered
1856/Q2 Bath.
The death of Francis Pearce, aged 24, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 12 Northumberland Place, Bath: John Pearce,
aged 50, hatter (master), born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 44, born at
Bath, and children: Caroline Jane, aged 10, born at Bath, and Emily
Alice, aged 8, born at Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1861 census at the household of John & Mary A Wannell at 1
Bellavista, East Teignmouth (Devon): Alfred Pearce, aged 16, visitor,
outfitter’s apprentice, born at Bath.
The death of Alfred Pearce, aged 19, was registered 1862/Q4 Bath.
The death of Jane Pearce, aged 50, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath.
4O19
Richard Sidwell (18271897)
RICHARD SIDWELL
AGED 70 YEARS
Headstone. Delaminated with only a fragment remaining.
The marriage of Richard Sidwell to Louisa Frances Piper at St James,
In the 1851 census at High Street, Chippenham (Wilts):
Richard Sidwell, aged 24, bookseller, born at Bath, wife Louisa, aged
27, born at Plymouth, children: Richard, aged 1, born at Chippenham,
and Elizabeth, aged 1 month, born at Chippenham, Samuel Sidwell,
aged 53, widower, father, bookseller, born at Bath, and a nurse.
The birth of Edward Francis Sidwell was registered 1857/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Piper.
In the 1861 census at 18 Union Street, Bath:
Richard Sidwell, aged 34, bookseller, born at Bath, wife Louisa, aged
38, born at Sidmouth (Devon), children: Richard F, aged 12, born at
Chippenham, Elizabeth, aged 10, born at Chippenham, Charles, aged
8, born at Sidmouth, Edward, aged 5, born at Bath, and Albert, aged
2, born at Bath, George Sidwell, aged 24, unmarried, brother,
commercial traveller (tea trade), born at Bath, and a servant.
Issue 1
In the 1891 census at 6 Cleveland Place East, Bath:
Richard Sidwell, aged 63, retired stationer, born at Bath, and wife
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Names
4O23
Louisa Sidwell (1856)
Inscriptions
Notes
Louisa, aged 67, born at Sidmouth (Devon).
The death of Richard Sidwell, aged 70, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath.
George William
Sidwell (1862-1867)
LOUISA SIDWELL
BORN MARCH 1856
DIED NOVEMBER 11 1856
GEORGE WILLIAM SIDWELL
BORN NOVEMBER 12th 1862
DIED APRIL 17th 1867
Small headstone on the ground.
The birth of Louisa Sidwell was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Piper.
The death of Louisa Sidwell, aged 0, was registered 1856/Q4 Bath.
The birth of George William Sidwell was registered 1862/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Piper. The death of George Sidwell, aged 4,
4O2325
Issue 1
See 4O10.
A series of child common graves. See the index by location.
4-323
Row 4P
Plot
4P0
Names
Hugh George Rhoades
(1845-1844)
Inscriptions
Notes
A+Ω
3’10” tapered slab. 20” to 15”. Very weathered.
From the burial book: Hugh George Rhoades, aged 1, son of Rev J P
Rhoades, of Lansdown Crescent, died on 17 Jun 1844.
The death of Hugh George Rhoades, aged 1, was registered 1844/Q2
Bath.
Rhoades, James Peter, 3s. Thomas of Chichester, Sussex, arm.
WADHAM COLL., matric. 27 Jan., 1820, aged 17; scholar 1820-30,
B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829, fellow 1830-2, rector of Clonmel, Ireland,
died at Rugby 6 Nov., 1852.
(Clonmel is in county Tipperary.)
4P1
Slab 30”. Small pitched tomb with a headstone which is now on the
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Names
4P3
Thomas Rebbeck
(1795-1850)
Thomas Henry
Rebbeck (1831-1869)
Rachel Rebbeck (17941882)
Inscriptions
Notes
ground. The north side has a quotation. The southern side is
inaccessible as the cross is pinned down by the remains of a small
tree.
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS REBBECK
WHO DIED OCTR 2ND 1850
AGED 55 YEARS
ALSO OF
THOMAS HENRY REBBECK
SON OF THE ABOVE
DECR 10TH 1869
AGED 38 YEARS
ALSO OF
RACHEL RELICT OF THE ABOVE
THOMAS REBBECK
WHO DIED AUGT 26TH 1882
AGED 88
Slab 30”
In the 1841 census at Hill Street, Trowbridge:
Thomas Rebbeck, aged 40, publican, not born in Wiltshire, Rachel
Rebbeck, aged 4 (!), born in Wiltshire, Edward Rebbeck, aged 11,
born in Wiltshire, Thomas H Rebbeck, aged 9, born in Wiltshire, and a
servant.
The death of Thomas Rebbeck, aged 50, was registered 1850/Q4 Bath.
Rachel Rebbeck, aged 55, widow, victualler, born at Westbury (Wilts),
Edward, aged 20, born at Trowbridge, Thomas, aged 19, born at
Trowbridge, Rachel Hague, aged 8, born at Birmingham, and a
servant.
In the 1861 census at The Corn Street Brewery, 1 Corn Street, Bath:
Rachael Rebbeck, aged 66, widow, publican, born at Westbury
(Wilts), Edward Burge Rebeeck, aged 31, son, unmarried, barman,
born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Thomas Henry Rebbeck, aged 38, was registered
1869/Q4 Bath.
Rachel Rebbeck, aged 70, widow, publican, born at Westbury (Wilts),
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Notes
a servant and Frank Rebbeck, aged 7, grandson, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 4 Ebenezer Terrace, Bath:
Rachael Rebbeck, aged 87, widow, independent, born at Westbury
Leigh (Wilts).
The death of Rachel Rebbeck, aged 88, was registered 1882/Q3 Bath.
4P4
Mary Clack (18151891)
William Clack (18161901)
Kate Snook (18511937)
In Loving Memory
Of
MARY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
WILLIAM CLACK
WHO DIED 21ST MAY 1891
AGED 74 YEARS
—
AS THY DAYS SO SHALL THY STRENGTH BE
—
Also of
WILLIAM CLACK
WHO DIED 21ST MARCH 1901
AGED 84 YEARS
—
KATE SNOOK
DIED APRIL 1ST 1937,
AGED 85
In the 1851 census at 21 Somerset Buildings, Bath:
William Clack, aged 33, innkeeper (employing 3 men), born at
Twerton (Som), wife Mary, aged 34, born at Horningsham, Sarah
Clack, aged 19, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, two servants and
seven lodgers.
Thomas Clack, aged 36, pork butcher master, born at Bath, wife
Emma aged 37, born at Bath, children: Thomas, aged 11, born at
Bath, Kate, aged 9, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 5, born at Bath, and
Florence, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 10 City View (by Camden Place), Bath:
William Clack, aged 54, retired victualler, born at Twerton (Som), and
wife Mary, aged 54, born at Horningsham (Wilts).
The marriage of Kate Clack to Edmund Walter Leonard Snook at Bath
Abbey was registered 1873/Q2 Bath.
The death of Mary Clack, aged 74, was registered 1891/Q2 Barton
Regis.
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Names
4P10
Hannah Reade (18231893)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of William Clack, aged 84, was registered 1901/Q1 Bath.
Tree
Thomas Reade( 18151899)
Headstone. Completely delaminated.
Hannah Reade, aged 69, of 2 St Marks Place, died on 20 Jan 1893, and
Thomas Reade, aged 84, of 33 St James’s Parade, died on 23 Apr
1899.
The marriage of Thomas Reade to Hannah Calder at St Mark’s,
Lyncombe was registered 1868 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 2 St Marks Place, Bath: Thomas Reade, aged 54,
annuitant, born at Bath, and wife Hannah, aged 47, born at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 2 St Marks Place, Bath: Thomas Reade, aged 75,
teacher of French & piano, born at Bath, wife Hannah, aged 67, born
at Sta... (Som), and two lodgers.
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4P12
Names
Eliza Musgrave (18361892)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELIZA MUSGRAVE
AGED 56
PEACE PERFECT PEACE
Headstone
The marriage of Arthur Musgrave to Eliza Godfrey was registered
1861/Q4 Clifton.
The birth of Alice Musgrave was registered 1867/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Godfrey.
The birth of Albert Frederick Godfrey Musgrave was registered
1870/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Godfrey.
In the 1871 census at 5 Greendown Terrace, Bath:
Arthur Musgrave, aged 32, boot maker, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged
38, born at Bath, children: William, aged 6, born at Bath, Allice, aged
3, born at Bath, and Albert, aged 9 months, born at Bath, a boarder
and a servant.
In the 1881 census at Avon Cottage, London Road, Bath:
Arthur Musgrave, aged 42, bootmaker employing 4 men, born at Bath,
wife Eliza, aged 45, born at Bath, daughter Alice M, aged 13, born at
Bath, and a boarder.
The death of Eliza Musgrave, aged 56, was registered 1892/Q3 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 3 Phillip Street, Bath:
Arthur Musgrave, aged 62, bootmaker, born at Walcot, Bath, and wife
Elizabeth, aged 62, born at Walcot, Bath.
The death of Arthur Musgrave, aged 66, was registered 1903/Q2 Bath.
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Plot
4Q1
Names
Mary Bullock (18051858)
James Bullock (18011894)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
Mary the wife of James Bullock. Obiit Decr ixth mdccclviii Aetat lii
North (on 2 lines):
Lavinia Matilda
Bullock (1821-1906)
Also of
Lavinia Matilda widow of James Bullock. Obiit in Rome Novr vth mcmvi Aetat
lxxxvii.
3’ x 8’
In the 1851 census at 4 Prospect Place, Bath:
James Bullock, aged 49, jeweller employing four men, born at
Birmingham, wife Mary, aged 45, born at Birmingham, four children,
and a servant.
The death of Mary Bullock, aged 54, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of James Bullock to Lavinia Matilda Westwood was
registered 1859/Q4 Clerkenwell. (The marriage of Lavinia Matilda
Brodrick to Alfred Westwood was registered 1849/Q1 Marylebone.)
In the 1861 at 4 Prospect Place, Beechen Cliff, Bath:
James Bullock, aged 59, jeweller, born at Birmingham, wife Jemima
(!), aged 40, born at Alverstoke (Hants), two children and two
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Inscriptions
Notes
servants.
James Bullock, aged 69, retired jeweller &c, born at Birmingham,
wife Lavinia M, aged 50, born at Gosport (Hants), two children, and
two servants.
James Bullock, aged 79, retired jeweller &c, born at Birmingham,
wife Lavinia Matilda, aged 60, born at Gosport (Hants), daughter
Harriet, aged 49. born at Warwick, Matilda Salter Brodrick, aged 80,
widow, mother-in-law, born at Gosport (Hants), and two servants.
The death of James Bullock, aged 93, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath.
4Q2
Emma Clack (18231873)
South:
IN AFFECTIONATE
REMEMBRANCE OF
EMMA WIFE OF
THOMAS CLACK
DIED OCTOBER 31ST 1873
AGED 50 YEARS
―•―
Emma Clack (18531859)
William Henry Clack
(1860-1861)
“RETURN UNTO THY REST, O MY
SOUL; FOR THE LORD HATH DEALT
BOUNTIFULLY WITH THEE.”
PSALM. CXVI.7.
Florence Clack (18581863)
North:
IN FOND REMEMBRANCE OF
EMMA CLACK
ALSO
WILLIAM HENRY CLACK
WHO DIED JANY 3RD 1861
AGED 7 MONTHS
ALSO
FLORENCE CLACK
AGED 5 YEARS & 5 WEEKS
―
THE BELOVED CHILDREN OF
THOMAS & EMMA CLACK
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5’
The marriage of Thomas Clack to Emma Lewis at Bath Abbey was
The birth of Emma Clack was registered 1853/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Lewis.
The birth of Florence Clack was registered 1858/Q4 Bath.
The death of Emma Clack was registered 1859/Q1 Bath.
The birth of William Henry Clack was registered 1860/Q3 Bath.
The death of William Henry Clack was registered 1861/Q1 Bath.
The death of Florence Clack was registered 1863/Q4 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
OF THIS CITY
In the 1861 census at 23 Westgate Buildings, Bath:
Thomas Clack, aged 36, pork butcher master, born at Bath, wife
Emma, aged 37, born at Bath, children: Thomas, aged 11, born at
Bath, Kate, aged 9, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 5, born at Bath, and
Florence, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Thomas Clack, aged 45, was registered 1870/Q3 Bath.
Emma Clack, aged 47, widow, pork butcher, born at Bath, and
daughters Kate, aged 19, born at Bath, and Ellen, aged 15, born at
Bath.
The death of Emma Clack, aged 50, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath.
4Q4
Sarah Beachem (18041861)
Christopher Domvile
(1789-1859)
Sacred
[T]O THE MEMORY OF
SARAH BEACHEM
[FOR]MERLY HOUSEKEEPER TO
[CHRI]STOPHER DOMVILE ESQRE
IN THIS CITY
DIED JUNE 4TH 1861
AGED 56
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH AND I WILL
GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIFE
Slab 30”
(Sarah Beachem does not appear in the long list of servants at Sir C
Domvile’s house at 5 Grosvenor Square, London in the 1851 census.)
The death of Sarah Beacham, aged 55, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.
(For Christopher Domvile (1789-1859) see 1B2.)
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Plot
4Q6
Names
George Clack (18191875)
Inscriptions
North:
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE ………
WHO FELL ASLEEP
………………………………
………………………………
HIS SAVIOUR
Matilda Grant Clack
(1848-1875)
…… 2 1875 AGED ……
East:
Not readily legible
5’ x 8’
The marriage of George Clack to Matilda Lewis at Bath Abbey/St
James was registered 1847/Q3 Bath.
South:
ALSO
MATILDA GRANT
THE DEARLY LOVED
ELDEST DAUGHTER
THE DAY AFTER HER FATHER
JULY 3RD 1875, AGED 27
NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING
…………………………… CLING
THY WILL BE DONE
The birth of Matilda Grant Clack was registered 1848/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Lewis.
The birth of Eliza Julia Clack was registered 1850/Q4 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 4 & 5 Westgate Street, Bath:
George Clack, aged 32, bacon curer, born at Twerton (Som), wife
Matilda, aged 28, born in London (Middx), children: Matilda G, aged 3,
born at Bath, and Eliza J, aged 7 months, born at Bath, two shopmen
and two other servants.
The death of Matilda Grant Clack, aged 41, was registered 1864/Q2
Bath.
George Clack, aged 51, widower, pork & bacon factor, born at
Twerton, children: Matilda G, aged 22, born at Bath, Julia S, aged 20,
born at Bath, George, aged 18, born at Bath, and Walter, aged 16,
The death of George Clack, aged 56, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath.
The death of Matilda Clack, aged 26, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath.
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4Q8
Names
Ethel Bishop (18621870)
Henry Draper Bishop
(1817-1894)
Anne Margaret Bishop
(1821-1875)
Inscriptions
Notes
Ethel
the beloved child of
Henry Draper Bishop
And Anne Margaret, his wife
Born Nov: 20: 1862.
Died May 6: 1870.
Jesus call a little child unto him
Matt. 18.2.
Also Anne Margaret
wife of the above
Henry Draper Bishop
Died June 20: 1875
Aged 54 Years.
Way not: She is not dead, but sleepeth
Luke: 8:52
Headstone 30” x 7’ The ‘Way not…’ is as found.
The marriage of Henry Draper Bishop was registered 1839/Q3 Exeter.
In the 1861 census at Crewkerne (Som):
Walter Galpin, aged 62, wine & spirit merchant, born at Broad……
(Dorset), wife Morima (Marina ?), aged 55, born at Crewkerne, three
nieces, Henry D Bishop, aged 44, married, brother-in-law, commercial
traveller, born at Crewkerne, and a servant.
The birth of Ethel Bishop was registered 1862/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Richardson.
The death of Ethel Bishop, aged 7, was registered 1870/Q2 Axbridge.
In the 1871 census at Beechen Cliff House Bath:
Henry D Bishop, aged 54, bagman and traveller, born at Crewkerne
(Som), wife Anne M, aged 49, born at Mark Lane, London, three
The death of Anne Margaret Bishop, aged 54, was registered 1875/Q2
Bath.
The marriage of Henry Draper Bishop to Philippa Lang/Sewers at St
Mark, Lyncombe was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at 7 Vallis Rod, Frome (Som):
Henry Draper Bishop, aged 64, commission agent, born at Crewkerne
(Som), wife Philippa, aged 57, born at Dover, two children and two
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Inscriptions
Notes
servants.
The death of Henry Draper Bishop, aged 77, was registered 1894/Q1
Axbridge.
4Q9
Frederick George
Perry Sinclair (18531859)
The death of Philippa Bishop, aged 83, was registered 1907/Q3
Axbridge.
No monument.
From the burial book: Frederick George Perry Sinclair, aged 5, son of
John, cheese factor, of Walcot Buildings, died on 23 Mar 1859.
In the 1851 census at 21 Walcot Buildings, Bath: Joseph P Sinclair,
aged 30, grocer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 28, born at Colerne
B... (Wilts), children: Joseph William, aged 4, born at Bath, and
Emily, aged 3, born at Bath, a visitor and John Sinclair, aged 39,
unmarried, brother, cheese & bacon ....., born at Bath.
The marriage of John Perry Sinclair to Elizabeth Blacklock was
The birth of Frederick George Perry Sinclair was registered 1853/Q3
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Blacklock.
The birth of Sophia Sinclair was registered 1855 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Blacklock.
In the 1861 census at 20 Walcot Buildings, Bath: Joseph P Sinclair,
aged 41, grocer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 38, born at Colerne
(Wilts), children: William, aged 14, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 1_,
In the 1861 census at 21 Walcot Buildings, Bath: John P Sinclair, aged
47, cheese factor, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 39, born at
Bath, and daughter Sophia, aged 4, born at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Sinclair, aged 52, was registered 1873/Q4
Bath.
The death of John Perry Sinclair, aged 69, was registered 1880/Q3
Bath.
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Eastern Border of Section 4
The border has two main rows to the east of a path that runs
from the copper beech tree east of sections 4 and then 7. To
the west of the path, by the beech tree is also a group of a
small number of graves in three rows.
From the beech tree looking north.
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From the northern end of the row.
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Stewart
Carpenter
Lawrence
Oakley
Egerton
Bainton
2
Haines
Westlick
Nichol
Bough
Hayman
Bull
Rawle
Matthews
Craddock
Robinson
Kensington
Maggs
5
4
3
2
1
Feaver
Light
Hunt
Lewis
Ramsey
Clark
Tucker
Margary
Nash
McDowell
Morrish
Lane
Basey
Wills
Nash
Basey
Morris
Patten
Newcombe
D‘thorpe
Grant
Newcombe
Hale
Grant
Craighead Kay
Hanks
Edwardes
27
26
Rolfe
Eddes
Rolfe
Burn
Cottrell
Sendell
Mills
Blaikie
Shipley
Crook
Russell
Ellis
Obourn
Weeks
Milsom
Vickery
Woodrow
Kelly
Hippisley
North
Gill
Cunningham Blacker
Guy
Wall
Bees
Sendell
Palmer
Rawlings
Bogue
Clarkson
Spearing Gardner
29
Guinness
Harford
Wall
3
Kempthorne
Buck
4
Russell
Lambourn Packer
Neate
5
Cogan
Williams
6
RoadhouseCornish
Barrett
7
EB
8
30
Francis
Carey
EA
Carey
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EC
9
1
9
10
10
19
31
Turner
Alfred William Carey
(1867-1915)
1
11
20
32
Penno
Julia Louisa Carey
(1864-1934)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
WILFRED ALFRED
ONLY SON OF ALFRED & JULIA CAREY
TAKEN HOME MAY 27TH 1903.
AGED 19 MONTHS.
Wilfred Alfred Carey
(1901-1903)
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Notes
Inscriptions
Plot
Names
Western Side of Path
2
12
21
33
54
1
5
ED
6
13
14
22
15
23
16
24
17
25
34
37
35
38
36
39
41
40
42
55
2
EE
43
56
1
2
3
4
44
45
46
48
47
49
50
51
52
53
5
6
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
“JESUS CALLED A LITTLE CHILD UNTO HIM”
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Plot
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Names
Inscriptions
Julia Louisa Carey
(1864-1934)
Edging, east:
Alfred William Carey
(1867-1915)
Edging, north:
Notes
The death of Wilfred Alfred Carey, aged 1, was registered 1903/Q2
Bath.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ALFRED WILLIAM CAREY DIED APRIL 22 1915
William Carey (18441920)
Edging, south:
ALSO WILLIAM CAREY HIS FATHER DIED NOV. 12 1920 AGED 76
Plaque:
ALSO OF
JULIA LOUISA
WIDOW OF ALFRED CAREY
DIED NOV. 1ST 1934
AGED 70.
The birth of Julia Louisa Shellard was registered 1864/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Lynn.
The birth of Alfred William Cary (sic) was registered 1867/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Thomas.
In the 1871 census at Lodge at Cloisters, Widcombe, Bath:
William Carey, aged 27, gardener born at Englishcom[b]e (Som), wife
Sarah, aged 28, born at Ilfracombe (Devon), children: Alfred W, aged
3, born at Bath, and Arthur H, aged 1, born at Bath, and a lodger.
The marriage of Alfred William Carey to Julia Louisa Shellard was
In the 1901 census at 5 Hatfield Buildings, Widcombe, Bath:
William Carey, aged 56, gardener, born at Englishcombe (Som), wife
Sarah, aged 52, born at Ifracombe (Devon), and two boarders.
In the 1901 census at 16 Widcombe Parade, Bath:
Alfred Carey, aged 33, manager grocery stores & postmaster, born at
Weston, Bath, and wife Julia, aged 37, born at Bathford.
The death of Alfred William Carey, aged 47, was registered 1915/Q2
Bath.
The death of William Carey, aged 76, was registered 1920 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Julia Louisa Carey, aged 70, was registered 1934 Bath.
4EB1
John Goodhind Maggs
(1809-1893)
Eliza Maggs (18121903)
To
the endeared
memory
Of
JOHN GOODHIND MAGGS
BORN 14TH MAY 1809
DIED 13TH DECR 1893
―
DEVOTED TO HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
AND CONSIDERATE TO ALL.
―
BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT. FOR THE END OF THAT MAN
IS PEACE
PSALM XXXVII.V.37
―
ALSO OF HIS LOVING WIFE
ELIZA MAGGS
BORN 15TH DECR 1812,
DIED 13TH MARCH 1903.
―
“HER CHILDREN SHALL ARISE UP, AND CALL HER BLESSED”
PROV. XXXI.V28.
In the 1851 census at 22 Kingsmead Street, Bath:
John G Maggs, aged 42, coach builder, born at Bath, wife Elisa, aged
38, born at Bath, children: Elisa, aged 14, born at Bath, Susan, aged
12, born at Bath, Laura, aged 4, born at Bath, and Catharine, aged 1,
born at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 17 Kingsmead Street, Bath:
John G Maggs, aged 81, coach maker retired, born at Bath, and wife
Eliza, aged 78, born at Bath.
The death of John Goodhind Maggs, aged 84, was registered 1893/Q4
Bath.
The death of Eliza Maggs, aged 90, was registered 1903/Q1 Bath.
4EB2
Maria Rosalie
Kensington (18231893)
Henry Warner
Kensington
MARIA ROSALIE
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
OF THE LATE
HENRY WARNER KENSINGTON
MADRAS CIVIL SERVICE
ENTERED INTO REST 23 DEC 1893.
From the Asiatic Journal & Monthly Miscellany for British India and
its Dependencies vol I Jan-Jun 1816 p 604 in a list of marriages:
At Madras, Oct. 25 at St George’s church, by the Rev. M. Vaughan, H.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Warner Kensington, Esq. of the Madras civil service, to Frances Anne,
daughter of Peter Boyd, Esq.
Baptised on 20 Feb 1823 at Secuderbad, Tamil Nadu: Maria Rosalie
Kensington, daughter of Henry Warner & Francoise Anne Kensington,
date of birth 5 Jan 1823 [IGI].
In the 1871 census at 29 Oxford Terrace, Paddington, London:
Crawford Cooke, aged 55, Colonel Madras Staff Corps, born in the East
Indies, wife Frances P, aged 51, born in the East Indies, Martha W A
Cooke, aged 21, daughter, born in the East Indies, and Maria R
Kensington, aged 48, unmarried, sister in law, born in the East Indies.
In the 1891 census at a lodging house at 13 Edward Street, Bath:
Maria R Kensington, aged 68, unmarried, lodger, living on own means,
born at Madras, India, and a servant.
The death of Maria Rosalie Kensington, aged 70, was registered
1893/Q4 Bath.
4EB3
James Robinson
(1838-1894)
Mary Matilda
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES ROBINSON
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOV. 23. 1894.
IN HIS 56TH YEAR.
LORD ALL PITYING JESUS BLEST
GRANT HIM THINE ETERNAL REST
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ALSO OF
MARY M ROBINSON
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
12TH MARCH 1907 AGED 64
The death of James Robinson, aged 57, was registered 1894/Q4 Bath.
“LAST AWHILE OUR TREASURED HOPE
GAINED FOREVER, SAFE ABOVE”
The death of Mary Matilda Robinson, aged 64, was registered 1907/Q1
Bath.
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Plot
4EB4
Names
Anne Rabbitts
Craddock (1809-1895)
Inscriptions
Notes
ANNE RABBITTS CRADDOCK
AGED 85.
“AT EVENTIDE IT SHALL BE LIGHT”
The death of Anne Rabbits Craddock, aged 85, was registered
1895/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Anne Rabbitts Craddock, aged
85, of 5 Norfolk Crescent, died on 12 (!) Jan 1895.
4EB5
Samuel Ryder Russell
Matthews (18721957)
Katharine Frances
Matthews (18721957)
On west-facing side:
IN
LOVING MEMORY
SAMUEL RYDER RUSSELL
MATTHEWS
1872-1957
AND HIS WIFE
KATHARINE FRANCES.
1872-1957
The birth of Samuel Ryder R Matthews was registered 1872/Q3 Market
Harborough.
The birth of Katherine Frances Dodd was registered 1872/Q2
Wallingford.
The marriage of Samuel Ryder R Matthews to Katharine Frances Dodd
was registered 1897/Q3 Paddington.
The death of Samuel R R Matthews, aged 84, was registered 1957/Q2
Bath. (There is no burial book entry for Samuel Ryder Russell
Matthews.)
The death of Katharine F Matthews, aged 85, was registered 1957/Q4
Bath. From the burial book: Katharine Frances Matthews, aged 85, of
St Peters Cottage, Nunney nr Frome, died on 27 Dec 1957.
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4EC1
Names
Mary Beaufoy
Kempthorne (18121895)
Inscriptions
South:
Notes
MARY BEAUFOY KEMPTHORNE
WHO DIED THE 6TH DAY OF MARCH 1895
AGED 82 YEARS
Pitched.
The marriage of Thomas Warren Kempthorne to Mary Beaufoy Palmer
was registered 1839/Q3 Worcester.
The birth of Elizabeth Sandys Kempthorne was registered 1840/Q4
Wells.
In the 1841 census at Bove Town Street, Glastonbury (Som):
Thomas Warren Kempthorne, aged 33, attorney at law, not born in
Somerset, Mary Beaufoy Kempthorne, aged 27, not born in Somerset,
Elizabeth Sandys Kempthorne, aged 6 months, born in Somerset,
Catharine Ann Palmer, aged 25, not born in Somerset, and two
servants.
Will of Thomas Warren Kempthorne, Attorney at Law of Glastonbury,
Somerset, date 10 May 1842, PROB 11/1962.
The death of Elizabeth Sandys Kempthorne was registered 1864/Q2
Hastings.
In the 1871 census at 11 Southgate Street, Winchester:
Cordelia Sheppard Kempthorne, aged 84, widow, funded property,
born at Colchester (Essex), Mary B Kempthorne, aged 60, unmarried,
daughter in law, funded property, born at Claybrooke (Leics), and two
servants.
In the 1891 census at 5 Spa Buildings, Cheltenham:
Mary B Kempthorne, aged 80, unmarried, lodger, living on own means,
born at Claybrooke (Leics).
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Mary Beaufoy Kempthorne, aged 82, was registered
1895/Q1 Bath.
(Kempthorne is mainly a Cornish name. There was also John
Kempthorne (1802-1876), vicar of Wedmore, born at Longford
(Essex).)
4EC2
Francis Rawle (18551895)
In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
FRANCIS RAWLE,
OF PORLOCK
WHO DIED 6TH APRIL 1895,
AGED 39 YEARS.
The birth of Francis Rawle was registered 1855/Q3 Williton.
In the 1861 census at Court Place Farm, Porlock (Som):
George Rawle, aged 43, farmer of 500 acres employing 17 labourers
and 7 boys tanner employing 7 men, born at Porlock, wife Eliza Ann,
aged 39, born at Winsford (Som), children: Eliza Ann, aged 18,
Thomas, aged 16, George E, aged 13, Herbert, aged 12, Mary aged 10,
Francis, aged 5, and Emmaline, aged 2, (all children born at Porlock),
and two servants.
In the 1871 census at Court Place Farm House, Porlock (Som):
George Rawle, aged 53, farmer of 543 acres employing 11 men, 2
women & 3 boys, wife Eliza Ann, aged 49, born at Winsford (Som),
children: Thomas, aged 25, born at Porlock, Francis, aged 15, born at
Porlock, Emmeline Ella, aged 12, born at Porlock, and Rosa Annie,
aged 9, born at Porlock, a governess and two servants.
In the 1881 census at ‘Laurels’, Porlock (Som):
George Rawle, aged 62, retired farmer, born at Porlock, wife Eliza
Ann, aged 59, born at Dulverton (Som), children: Francis, aged 26,
born at Porlock, and Rosa Annie, aged 20 born at Porlock, and a
servant.
In the 1891 census at Porlock (Som):
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Inscriptions
Notes
Francis Rawle, aged 35, unmarried, tanner & currier, born at Porlock.
The death of Francis Rawle, aged 38, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
4EC3
Anne Bull (18291898)
Louisa Bull (18381915)
Charlotte Elizabeth
Bull (1840-1917)
In
LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNE BULL,
TAKEN TO REST
DEC. 19. 1898.
ALSO OF
HER YOUNGER SISTER
LOUISA
CALLED HOME SEP. 30. 1915
AND OF
THEIR YOUNGEST SISTER
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH
WHO FOLLOWED THEM
ON THE………….. 191[7]
The birth of Louisa Bull was registered 1838/Q4 Shoreditch.
The birth of Charlotte Elizabeth Bull was registered 1840/Q3
Shoreditch.
In the 1871 census at 89 High Street, Shoreditch, London:
Edward Bull, aged 69, currier & leather seller, born at Caterham
(Surrey), wife Elizabeth, aged 72, born at Wrotham (Kent), children:
Anne, aged 42, born at Shoreditch, Louisa, aged 32, born at
Shoreditch, and Charlotte, aged 30, born at Shoreditch, and a
servant.
In the 1891 census at a lodging house at 19 Charles Street, Bath:
Annie Bull, aged 62, unmarried, living on her [own] means, born in
London, Louisa Bull, aged 52, unmarried, living on her [own] means,
born in London, and Charlotte E Bull, aged 50, unmarried, living on
her [own] means, born in London.
The death of Anne Bull, aged 69, was registered 1898/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 20 Brock Street, Bath:
Louisa Bull, aged 62, unmarried, [living on] own means, born in
London, and Charlotte Bull, aged 60, unmarried, sister, [living on]
own means, born in London.
The death of Louisa Bull, aged 77, was registered 1915/Q4 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Charlotte E Bull, aged 76, was registered 1917/Q1
Atherstone.
4EC4
Catherine Martha
Hayward (1826-1900)
Samuel Hayward
(1822-1913)
Mary Beatrice
Hayward (1862-1916)
….
… MEMORY
CATHERINE MARTHA
………… OF SAMUEL HAYWARD
BORN FEBRUARY 26TH 1826
AND OF
SAMUEL HAYWARD
BORN JANUARY 10TH 1822
…………….. THE LORD………..
…………… THE MOST HIGH
……….. MARY BEATRICE
……………………………..
The marriage of Samuel Hayward to Catherine Martha Clough was
The birth of Alice Elizabeth Hayward was registered 1852/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Clough. The death of Alice Elizabeth
Hayward, aged 0, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Katherine Maud Hayward was registered 1853/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Herbert Thornborough Hayward was registered 1856/Q1
Bath.
The birth of Samuel Griffin Hayward was registered 1858/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Clough. The death of Samuel Griffin Hayward,
In the 1861 census at 1 George’s Place, Bath:
Samuel Hayward, aged 39, newspaper proprietor & printer, born at
Bath, wife Catherine M, aged 35, born at Bath, children: John C, aged
10, born at Bath, Katherine M, aged 8, born at Bath, Herbert T, aged
5, born at Bath, and Margaret M, aged 3, born at Bath, and two
servants.
The birth of Mary Beatrice Hayward was registered 1862/Q1
Plymouth.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at 6 Hanover Street, Bath:
Samuel Hayward, aged 49, newspaper proprietor & printer, born at
Bath, wife Catherine M, aged 45, born at Bath, children: Katherine M,
aged 18, born at Bath, Margaret M, aged 13, born at Bath, Mary B,
aged 9, born at Plymouth, and a servant.
In the 1881 census at 6 Hanover Street, Bath:
Samuel Hayward, aged 59, accountant, born at Bath, wife Catherine
M, aged 55, born at Bath, children: Herbert F, aged 25, bookseller,
born at Plymouth, and Mary B, aged 19, born at Plymouth, and a
servant.
The death of Catherine Martha Hayward, aged 73, was registered
1900/Q1 Bath.
The death of Samuel Hayward, aged 91, was registered 1914/Q1 Bath.
The death of Mary B Hayward, aged 54, was registered 1916/Q1
Tonbridge.
The death of Katherine M Hayward, aged 70, was registered 1923/Q3
Watford.
See also 5C27.
4EC5
William Henry Bough
(1852-1913)
Lucy Bough (18511928)
Ivy Gwendoline
Holley Bough (18951910)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM HENRY BOUGH
DIED 15TH MAY 1913.
ALSO
LUCY, HIS BELOVED WIFE,
DIED 17TH MARCH 1928.
IVY, THEIR YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
DIED 1ST FEB. 1910
R.I.P.
The birth of Henry William Bough was registered 1852/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Ridout.
In the 1861 census at 12 Princes Street, Bath:
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Notes
William Bough, aged 38, master butcher, born at Frome (Som), wife
Louisa, aged 35, born at Alford (Som), children: Henry, aged 8, born
at Bath, Elizabeth, aged 6, born at Bath, Mary, aged 5, born at Bath,
and Agnes, aged 3, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 12 Princes Street, Bath:
Louisa Bough, aged 44, widow, butcher, born at Castle Cary (Som),
and children: Henry, aged 18, carpenter, born at Bath, Elizabeth H,
aged 17, born at Bath, and Agnis (sic), aged 13, born at Bath.
The marriage of William Henry Bough to Lucy Holley was registered
1878/Q2 Frome.
In the 1881 census at 3 Brynes Terrace, Bath:
William H Bough, aged 28, carpenter, born at Bath, and wife Lucy,
aged 29, born at Colefield (Som).
The birth of Ivy Gwendoline H Bough was registered 1895/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Holley.
In the 1901 census at 4 Bloomfield Terrace, Bath:
William H Bough, aged 48, builder’s foreman, born at Bath, wife Lucy,
aged 49, born at Frome, children: Blanche L, aged 19, bookkeeper,
born at Bath, Ethel M, aged 14, born at Bath, and Ivy G H, aged 5,
born at Bath, and two visitors.
The death of Ivy Gwendoline Holley Bough, aged 14, was registered
1910/Q1 Bath.
The death of William Henry Bough, aged 61 was registered 1913/Q2
Bath.
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4EC6
Names
Margaret Nicol (18241898)
Notes
TO THE MEMORY OF
North:
Thomas Currie Nicol
(1852-1901)
Inscriptions
East:
MARGARET NICOL DIED SEPT 28TH 1898 AGED 74
THOMAS CURRIE NICOL DIED APRIL 15TH 1901 AGED __
In the 1871 census at 60 Preston Street (shop), Hulme, Manchester:
William Currie, aged 39, joiner, born in Scotland, wife Lily, aged 37,
born in Scotland, five children, Margaret Currie, aged 49, unmarried,
sister, visitor, born in Scotland, Thomas Currie Nicholl, aged 19,
nephew, warehouseman, born in Scotland.
In the 1881 census at Churchend, Eastington (Glos):
Margaret Nicol, aged 59, widow, born in Scotland, and son Thomas C,
aged 29, commercial clerk woollen trade, born in Scotland.
The marriage of Thomas Currie Nicol to Elizabeth Ann Ricketts was
registered 1855/Q3 Wheatenhurst (Glos).
In the 1891 census at 4 Lynwid Villas (St Marks Road), Bath:
Thomas C Nicol, aged 39, accountant, born in Scotland, wife Elizabeth
A, aged 43, born at Eastington (Glos), Margaret C Nicol, aged 69,
widow, mother, living on own means, born in Scotland, and a servant.
The death of Margaret Nicol, aged 74, was registered 1898/Q3 Bath.
The death of Thomas Currie Nicol, aged 49, was registered 1901/Q2
Bath.
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Names
Susan Westlick (18431895)
Elizabeth Westlick
(1846-1915)
Inscriptions
Notes
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
SUSAN WESTLICK
DIED MAY 1ST 1895
UNTIL THE DAY DAWN
ALSO OF ELIZABETH WESTLICK
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED ON NOV. 4TH 1915. AGED 69 YEARS.
The birth of Susan Westlick was registered 1843/Q3 Llanelly.
The birth of Elizabeth Westlick was registered 1846/Q1 Llanelly.
In the 1881 census at 1 Widcombe Mill Cottages, Bath:
Hannah Westlick, aged 70, widow, [living on] house property, born in
Wales, and daughter Elizabeth, aged 31, unmarried, dressmaker, born
in Wales.
The death of Hannah Westlick, aged 84, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at The Cloisters, Perrymead, Bath:
Susan Westlick aged 46, unmarried, servant, lady’s maid (domestic),
born at Loughor (Glam), and Elizabeth Westlick, aged 42, unmarried,
visitor, dressmaker, born at Loughor (Glam).
The death of Susan Westlick, aged 46, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 6 Albion Place, Bath:
Elizabeth Westlick, aged 50, unmarried, dressmaker, born in
Glamorgan.
The death of Elizabeth Westlick, aged 69, was registered 1915/Q4
Bath.
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Names
Martha Haines (18121895)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Loving Memory of
MARTHA
WIDOW OF THE LATE ENOS HAINES
OF ERLESTOKE WILTS
AGED 82 YEARS
Not gone from memory not gone from love
But gone to her Father’s home above
Enos Haines (18141859)
The marriage of Enos Haines to Martha Henley was registered 1846/Q3
Cricklade.
In the 1851 census at High Street, Erlestoke (Wilts):
Enos Haines, aged 37, farmer of 500 acres [employing] 25 labourers,
born at Erlestoke, wife Martha, aged 37, born at Wootton Bassett
(Wilts), daughter Julia, aged 2, born at Erlestoke, Anne Smith, aged
12, niece, born at Bushton (Wilts), and two servants.
The death of Enos Haines was registered 1859/Q1 Devizes.
In the 1891 census at 1 Leicester Cottage, Widcombe, Bath:
Martha Haines, aged 74, living on her own means, born at Wotton
Bassett (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Martha Haines, aged 82, was registered 1905/Q2 Bath.
4EC9
John Daniel Dibbins
Cogan (1817-1912)
Edging, north:
IN MEMORY OF JOHN DANIEL DIBBINS COGAN AND HIS WIFE ANNE CORNEY
Anne Corney Cogan
(1821-1895)
Edging, west:
AND THEIR DAUGHTERS ANNIE MARIE AND JESSIE
Annie Marie Cogan
(1849-1925)
Jessie Cogan (18591955)
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Baptised on 30 Sep 1817 at Paul Street Independent, Taunton (Som):
John Daniel Dibbens Cogan, son of John & Mary Cogan [IGI].
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Notes
The marriage of John Daniel Cogan to Anne Corney Wilkinson was
registered 1846/Q2 New Forest.
The birth of Ann Marie Cogan was registered 1849/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Wilkinson.
In the 1851 census at 6 Walcot Terrace, Bath:
John Daniel Cogan, aged 32, lecturer on natural philosophy dentist,
born at Taunton, wife Anne Corney, aged 30, born at Lyndhurst
(Hants), daughter Ann Marie, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.
The birth of Jessie Cogan was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Wilkinson.
In the 1891 census at Coldstream Villa, Lyncombe, Bath:
John D Cogan, aged 74, lecturer on experimental science, born at
Taunton, wife Ann C, aged 70, born at Lyndhurst (Hants), children:
Annie M, aged 40, born at Bath, and Jessie, aged 30, born at Bath,
and a servant.
The death of Anne Corney Cogan, aged 73, was registered 1895/Q1
Bath.
In the 1901 census at Coldstream Villa, Lyncombe, Bath:
John D Cogan, aged 83, widower, retired lecturer on physical science,
born at Taunton, and children: Annie M, aged 50, unmarried, living on
own means, born at Bath, and Jessie, aged 40, unmarried, living on
own means, born at Bath.
The death of John Daniel Dibbens Cogan, aged 94, was registered
1912/Q3 Bath.
The death of Annie Marie Cogan, aged 76, was registered 1925 Bath.
The death of Jessie Cogan, aged 96, was registered 1955 Bath.
(There are also references to a Dr Thomas Cogan of Bath. In History of
Moral Science vol II by Robert Blakey, London: James Duncan, 1833
“Thomas Cogan, a medical gentleman, is still living, though far
advanced in years, at or near the city of Bath. He is the author of
several works on medical subjects, as well as those on morality. His
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“Philosophical Treatise on the Passions” was published in 1800, and
his “Ethical Treatise on the Passions” in 1807.”
Philosophical Treatises on the Passions, Cogan, Thomas, M.D., Bath,
1802)
East of the path – western side
4ED1
George Oakley (18151897)
Martha Charlotte
Eliza Oakley (18241915)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
GEORGE OAKLEY
FORMERLY
OF RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT
BORN MARCH 7_ 1815,
DIED APRIL 30_ 1897
M.C.E. OAKLEY
WIDOW OF
GEORGE OAKLEY
DIED DEC 8. 1915.
The marriage of George Oakley to Martha Charlotte Eliza James was
registered 1845/Q2 Portsea.
In the 1851 census at Goldsworth Grove, West Street, Newchurch,
Ryde:
George Oakley, aged 32, carrier &c, born at Wimborne Minster
(Dorset), wife M C E, aged 23, born at Bishop’s Waltham, and a
servant.
In the 1861 census at Ivy Cottage, Spencer Road, Newchurch, Ryde
(IoW):
George Oakley, aged 43?, railway carrier, born at Wimborne (Dorset),
wife Martha C E, aged 32, born at Bishops Waltham (Hants), and two
servants.
In the 1881 census at 20 Langham Street, Marylebone, London:
George Oakley, aged 56, gentleman, born in England, and wife Martha
C E, aged 50, born in England.
The death of George Oakley, aged 82, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath.
The death of Martha Charlotte Eliza Oakley, aged 91, was registered
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Names
Inscriptions
Josephine Agneta
Mary Lawrence
(1891-1897)
Notes
1915/Q4 Bath.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
NITA LAWRENCE
BORN AUG. 1891.
DIED FEB.
1897.
ALSO OF
NORA LAWRENCE
BORN NOV. 1892.
DIED FEB.
1897.
Nora Gwendoline
Lawrence (18921897)
Cecil Ademar
Lawrence (19001965)
Joseph Henry Harris
Lawrence (18571905)
CECIL ADEMAR LAWRENCE
BELOVED HUSBAND OF DOLLY
AGED 64 YEARS
North:
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
ANNA MAUD
MARY LAWRENCE
WIDOW OF J. H. H. LAWRENCE
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 10TH 1942.
AGED 80.
Anna Maud Mary
Lawrence (18621942)
South:
ALSO OF
JOSEPH HENRY
HARRIS LAWRENCE
M.R.C.S. ENG.
FOR 22 YEARS SURGEON IN THIS CITY
WHO DIED AT
PORTARLINGTON, AUSTRALIA,
JANUARY 16TH 1905,
IN HIS 49TH YEAR
The birth of Joseph Henry Harris Lawrence was registered 1857/Q3
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harris.
The birth of Anna Maud Mary Cogan was registered 1862/Q2
Greenwich.
The marriage of Joseph Henry H Lawrence to Agnes Maud Mary Cogan
at St Mark, Lyncombe was registered 1890/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 1 Lynwid Villas, Bath:
Joseph H H Lawrence, aged 33, general practitioner, born at Bath,
wife Anna M M , aged 28, born at Greenwick (Surrey) (!), daughter
Louise M, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and three servants.
The birth of Josephine Agneta Mary Lawrence was registered 1891/Q4
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cogan.
The birth of Nora Gwendoline Lawrence was registered 1892/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Cogan.
The death of Josephine Agneta M Lawrence, aged 5, was registered
1897/Q1 Bath.
The death of Nora Gwendoline Lawrence, aged 4, was registered
1897/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Cecil Ademar Lawrence was registered 1900/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Cogan.
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In the 1901 census at 2 Lynvale Villas, St Marks, Bath:
Joseph H H Lawrence, aged 43, surgeon MRCS Eng, born at Bath, wife
Anna M M, aged 38, born at Greenwick (London), children: Louie M
(daughter), aged 10, born at Bath, Helen M, aged 4, born t Bath,
Joseph C, aged 2, born at Bath, and Cecil A, aged 1, born at Bath, and
four servants.
Portarlington is on the northwest corner of the Bellarine Peninsula 27
km east of Geelong and 106 km from Melbourne. No death registration
for Joseph Lawrence in 1905 has been found in the Victoria index.
4ED3
Frances Sarah
Carpenter (18091896)
In
of
FRANCES SARAH CARPENTER
WHO DIED JANY 1ST 1896
AGED 86 YEARS
“I WILL DWELL IN THE HOUSE
OF THE LORD”
In the 1851 census at the household of Richard & Mary A Stothert at 8
Raby Place, Bath:
Frances S Carpenter, aged 41, unmarried, governess, born at Bath.
Frances Sarah Carpenter, aged 51, unmarried, no profession or
occupation, born at Bath.
Frances Sarah Carpenter, aged 61, unmarried, income derived from
property, born at Bath.
Frances S Carpenter, aged 71, unmarried, lodger, no occupation, born
at Bath.
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Frances S Carpenter, aged 81, unmarried, living on own means, born
at Bath.
The death of Frances Sarah Carpenter, aged 86, was registered
1896/Q1 Bath.
4ED4
Simon Wall (18281895)
In
loving memory of
SIMON WALL
WHO ENTERED INTO REST MAY 189_
AGED 65.
“HIS SERVANTS SHALL SERVE HIM”
Cross as headstone, delaminated and outer sheet fallen down.
Baptised on 1 Jan 1830 at Kilsby independent (Northants), Simon Wall,
son of Simon & Ann Wall, date of birth 29 Dec 1828 [IGI].
In the 1841 census at a school in Dog Lane, Daventry (Northants):
Simon Wall, aged 12.
In the 1851 census at 13 St Anns Square, Manchester:
Simon Wall, aged 22, linen draper’s assistant, born at Kilsby
(Northants).
The marriage of Simon Wall to Margaret Davies was registered
1857/Q1 Newington.
In the 1861 census at 147 Rydal Mount, Cheetham (Lancs):
Simon Wall, aged 32, commercial traveller silk, born at Kilsby
(Northants), wife Margaret, aged 31, born at Merthyr Tydfil, Wales,
children: Rowland S, aged 3, born at Manchester, and Mary E, aged 1,
born at Manchester, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 4 Mercers Row, Northampton:
Simon Wall, aged 41, draper, born at Kilsby (Northants), wife
Margaret, aged 40, born at Merthyr Tydfil (Glam), children: Michael,
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aged 13, born at Manchester, Mary, aged 11, born at Manchester,
Henry, aged 9, born at Manchester, and James, aged 6 born at
Manchester, and a servant.
The death of Margaret Wall, aged 43, was registered 1874/Q1
Northampton.
In the 1881 census at a draper’s establishment at 57 High Street,
Worcester:
Simon Wall, aged 49, widower, draper’s manager, born at Kilsby
(Northants).
The death of Simon Wall, aged 65, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
4ED9
Joseph George
Packer (1868-1950)
IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPH GEORGE
PACKER
B. 28.9.1868 D. 19.7.1950
SARAH JANE PACKER
Sarah Jane Packer
(1862-1920)
Harold Davis (19001975)
HAROLD DAVIS
B. 12.2.1900 D. 12.11.1975
JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH
ELLEN
JESSIE DAVIS (NÉE PACKER)
B. 11.8.1901 D. 11.11.1986
Josephine Elizabeth
Ellen Jessie Davis
(1901-1986)
Side, north:
SARAH J. PACKER DIED NOV. 29. 1920
Side, south:
JOSEPH G. PACKER DIED JULY 1950
The birth of Joseph George Packer was registered 1868/Q4 Thanet.
The marriage of Joseph George Packer to Sarah Jane Brown was
registered 1893/Q2 Thanet.
The birth of Savinia Violet J M Packer was registered 1896/Q3 Thanet.
In the 1901 census at 58 Rogat Road, Ramsgate (Kent):
Joseph George Packer, aged 32, tailor – worker, born at Ramsgate,
wife Sarah J, aged 38, born at Walcot, Leicester, and daughter Savinia
V J M, aged 4, born at Ramsgate.
The birth of Josephine Elizabeth E J Packer was registered 1901/Q3
Thanet.
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Notes
The death of Sarah Jane Packer, aged 58, was registered 1920/Q4
Bath.
The death of Joseph George Packer, aged 81, was registered 1950/Q3
Bath.
The death of Harold Davis, born on 12 Feb 1900, was registered
1975/Q4 Bath.
4ED10
Emma Harris (18311909)
4ED11
Jane Buck (18361900)
James Henry Buck
(1838-1902)
The death of Josephine Elizabeth Ellen Jessie Davis, born on 11 Aug
1901, was registered 1986/Nov Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: Emma Harris, aged 78, of 4 Prior Park Road,
died on 25 Aug 1909.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
JANE BUCK
DIED AUGST 10TH 1900
AGED 64
“NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE”
ALSO
JAMES HENRY BUCK
DIED AUGST 1ST 1902
AGED 69
-
“IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH”
The marriage of James Buck to Jane Parish at St Thomas à Becket,
James Buck, aged 28, tailor journeyman, born at Bath, and wife Jane,
aged 25, dressmaker born at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 9 Waterloo Buildings, Bath:
James Buck, aged 58, tailor, born at Bath, and wife Jane, aged 55
born at Bath.
The death of Jane Buck, aged 64, was registered 1900/Q3 Bath.
The death of James Buck, aged 69, was registered 1902/Q3 Bath.
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Names
Henry Thomas Neate
(1850-1900)
Susanna Neate (18471908)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Loving Memory
of
HENRY THOMAS NEATE
DIED 7TH SEPTEMBER 1900
AGED 50 YEARS
ALSO SUSANNA NEATE,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
DIED 16TH JANUARY 1908, AGED 61 YEARS
JESU MERCY.
In the 1881 census at Farmleigh, Bathwick, Bath:
Henry T Neate, aged 31, boarder, cheese factor, born in Wiltshire.
The marriage of Henry Thomas Neate to Susanna Stratton was
registered 1882/Q4 Hungerford.
In the 1891 census at 2 Gloucester Cottages, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath:
Henry Thomas Neate, aged 41, commission agent for wine & spirit
merchants, born at Cherhill (Wilts), wife Susanna, aged 44, born at
Rabson (Wilts), son Henry John Stratton, aged 7, born at Bath, and a
servant.
The death of Henry Thomas Neate, aged 50, was registered 1900/Q3
Bath.
The death of Susanna Neate, aged 61, was registered 1908/Q1 Bath.
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Names
John Williams (18251900)
Ellen Williams (18261918)
Mary Elizabeth
Williams (1852-1932)
Ellen Williams (18541942)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Loving Memory of
JOHN WILLIAMS
WHO DIED DECR 4TH 1900
AGED 75 YEARS
Also of ELLEN, HIS WIFE
WHO PASSED TO HER REST
OCTR 17TH 1918
AGED 92 YEARS
“TO DEPART AND BE WITH CHRIST
. . . . WHICH IS FAR BETTER”
“TILL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS
FLEE AWAY”
Also
MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
WHO DIED AUG. 19TH 1932
AGED 80 YEARS
And ELLEN, HER SISTER
AGED 86 YEARS
In the 1851 census at High Street, Bentworth (Hants):
John Williams, aged 25, gardener, born at Rowde (Wilts), wife Ellen,
aged 25, born at Marylebone (Middx), and son John, aged 5 months,
born at Bentworth.
The birth of Mary Elizabeth Williams was registered 1852/Q1 Alton.
The birth of Ellen Williams was registered 1854/Q1 Alton.
The birth of Frank Williams was registered 1858/Q1 Alton.
In the 1861 census at Holt Lane, Bentworth (Hants):
John Williams, aged 35, gardener (domestic), born at Rowde (Wilts),
wife Ellen, aged 35, born at Marelebone (sic) (Middx), children: John,
aged 10, born at Bentworth, Ellen, aged 7, born at Bentworth, and
Frank, aged 3, born at Bentworth.
In the 1871 census at 14 Northgate Street, Devizes:
John Williams, aged 45, born at Rowde (Wilts), wife Ellen, aged 45,
born at Marylebone (Middx), children: John, aged 20, clerk, born at
Bentworth (Hants), Frank, aged 13, grocer’s apprentice, born at
Bentworth, and Arther, aged 1, born at Devizes.
John Williams Junr, aged 30, master mealman & seedsman born at
Bentworth, Alton (Hants), and Frank Williams, aged 23, brother,
florist, born at Bentworth, Alton
and at 16 Northgate Street, Devizes:
John Williams, aged 55, florist &c, born at Rowde (Wilts), wife Ellen,
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aged 55, born at Marylebone (Wilts), son Arthur F, aged 11, born at
Devizes, and a lodger.
John Williams, aged 65, seeds man & meal man, born at Rowde
(Wilts), wife Ellen, aged 65, born at Moor St, Edgware Road, London,
and children: Mary E, aged 36, born at Bentwell, Alton (Hants), and
Arthur F, aged 21, florist assistant, born at Devizes.
The death of John Williams, aged 75, was registered 1900/Q4 Bath.
Mary Elizabeth Williams, aged 48, unmarried, lodging house keeper,
born at Alton (Hants), Ellen Williams, aged 75, widow, mother, born
at Marylebone, London, and a visitor.
The death of Mary Elizabeth Williams, aged 80, was registered
1932/Q3 Bath.
4ED14
Henry Vaughan
Powney (1870-1909)
Sarah Jane Powney
(1849-1929)
Blanche Geraldene
Banbury (1874-1952)
The death of Ellen Williams, aged 88, was registered 1942/Q2 Bath.
No monument.
Henry Vaughan Powney, aged 30, of the Crown Hotel, Southampton,
died on 4 May 1901,
Sarah Jane Powney, aged 79, of 64 Alma Road, Clifton, died on 9 Feb
1929,
Blanche Geraldene Banbury, aged 78, of 21 Worcester Buildings, died
on 2 Apr 1952.
The birth of Henry Vaughan Powney was registered 1870/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Mould.
The birth of Blanche Geraldene Powney was registered 1874/Q2
Frome.
In the 1881 census at St James Lane, Winchester (Hants): John G
Powney, aged 32, managing brewer, born at Bath, wife Evelyn S J,
aged 31, born at Bristol, children: Henry V, aged 10, born at Bath,
Evelyn A, aged 8, born at Frome, Blanche G, aged 7, born at Frome,
Lilian M, aged 5, born at Frome, Margaret A, aged 3, born at
Winchester, John G, aged 1, born at Winchester, and George E, aged
3 months, born at Winchester, and a servant.
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In the 1901 census at the Kings Head Hotel, 8 High Street, Ross
(Herefordshire):
Henry Vaughan Powney, aged 30, unmarried, visitor, living on own
means, born at Bath.
The marriage of Blanche G Powney to Francis Banbury was registered
1911/Q2 Paddington.
The death of Henry Vaughan Powney, aged 30, was registered
1901/Q2 Southampton.
The death of Sarah J Powney, aged 79, was registered 1929/Q1
Bristol.
The death of Blanche Geraldene Banbury, aged 78, was registered
1952/Q2 Bath.
4ED15
William Jones Hunt
(1829-1901)
Eliza Euphemia Hunt
(1832-1911)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM JONES HUNT
BORN JANUARY 1ST 1829
DIED JUNE 27TH 1901
PREACHER, POET, PATRIOT
ALSO OF
ELIZA EUPHEMIA HUNT
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
AGED 79
-
The marriage of William Jones Hunt to Eliza Euphemia Dalzen was
registered 1851/Q3 Sheffield.
In the 1861 census at 8 Wolsey Terrace, St Pancras, London:
William J Hunt, aged 32, Berlin wool dealer, born at Bristol (Glos),
wife Eliza E, aged 28, born at Sheffield, and a servant.
In the 1871 census at 1 Effie Villas, Croydon:
William Jones Hunt, aged 42, outfitter born at Bristol (Glos), and wife
Eliza Euphemia, aged 38, born at Sheffield.
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In the 1881 census at 6 Westmorland Villas, Bath:
William J Hunt, aged 52, hatter employing 1 man 1 apprentice & 1
boy, born at Bristol (Glos), wife Eliza U, aged 48, born at Sheffield.
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William J Hunt, aged 62, hatter & outfitter, born at Bristol (Glos),
wife Eliza E, aged 58, born at Sheffield, and William J Harrison, aged
26, partner, born at Cricklade (Wilts).
In the 1901 census at 7 Sunny Bank, Bath:
William Jones Hunt, aged 72, author formerly outfitter, born at
Bristol, and wife Eliza E, aged 68, born at Sheffield.
The death of William Jones Hunt, aged 72, was registered 1901/Q2
Bath.
The death of Eliza Euphemia Jones Hunt, aged 79, was registered
1911/Q3 Bath.
Freedom's Flag ... Song ... words & melody by W. J. Hunt; arranged
by H. J. Davis, Duck, Son & Pinker (1886)
The Laird o' Loch Dee. [Song.] Guitar Act by W. Nice. Words by W. J.
Hunt, E. Donajowski (1887)
Faded Lilies. Song, written by W. J. Hunt, Hutchings & Co (1887)
Etelka, a Romance of the Rhine. By David Robert Munro. Cantata,
written by W. J. Hunt, etc, Weekes & Co (1889)
4ED16
Dinah Feaver (18481914)
South:
IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER
DINAH
WIFE OF THE LATE JOHN FEAVER OF WELLOW
WHO ENTERED INTO REST NOVR 10TH 1914. AGED 85
-
John Feaver (18271874)
Ann Matravers (18271901)
James Matravers
(1801-1880)
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“FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE HERE OUR DEAR ONE SLEEPING”
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANN
WIDOW OF THE LATE JAMES MATRAVERS, OF SEMINGTON WILTSHIRE
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 14TH 1901 AGED 74
THY WILL BE DONE
ERECTED BY HER SISTER
The birth of Dinah Hurman was registered 1848/Q1 Axbridge.
The marriage of John Feaver to Sarah Long Woolley at St Luke, Priston
was registered 1859/Q2 Keynsham.
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In the 1861 census at Wellow (Som):
John Feaver, aged 34, farmer of 770 acres employing 15 men 5 boys &
7 women, born at Mells (Som), wife Sarah L, aged 32, born at Preston
(Som), a daughter, a nephew, and three servants.
The death of Sarah Long Feaver, aged 33, was registered 1861/Q4
Bath.
The marriage of John Feaver to Dinah Hurman was registered 1864/Q4
Bridgwater.
The birth of John Hurman Feaver was registered 1870/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hurman.
In the 1871 census at Wellow:
John Feaver, aged 41, farmer employing 13 men & 8 boys, born at
Mells (Som), wife Dinah, aged 39, born at Cannington (Som), three
The death of John Feaver, aged 36 (!), was registered 1874/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Camel Street, Queen Camel (Som):
Dinah Feaver, aged 49, retired farmer’s wife, born at Cannington
(Som), five children (all born at Wellow), two visitors and a servant.
In the 1861 census at Whaddon Grove, Whaddon (Wilts):
James Matravers, aged 60, farmer of 300 acres employing 4 men & 2
boys, born at Semington (Wilts), wife Ellen, aged 60, born at Steeple
Ashton (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Ellen Matravers was registered 1862/Q2 Warminster.
The marriage of James Matravas (sic) to Anne Hurman was registered
1865/Q4 Bridgwater.
In the 1871 census at Brook Villa, Semington (Wilts):
James Matravers, aged 70, born at Semington, wife Ann, aged 39,
born at Cannington (Som), and a servant.
The death of James Matravers, aged 79, was registered 1880/Q2
Melksham.
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Ann Matravers, aged 54, widow, annuitant, born at Cannington (Som),
and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Sunnyside, Oldfield Road, Bath:
Anna Matravers, aged 74, widow, living on own means, born at
Cannington (Som), Dinah Feaver, aged 70, widow, sister, living on own
means, born at Cannington, and a servant.
The death of Ann Matravers, aged 74, was registered 1901/Q3 Bath.
The death of Dinah Feaver, aged 86, was registered 1914/Q4
Axbridge.
4ED17
Emily Ann Cornish
(1850-1901)
George Alfred Lane
(1840-)
In Loving Memory
of
EMILY ANN CORNISH
WIDOW OF THE LATE G. A. LANE, OF BRISTOL
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS AUG. 18. 1901.
AGED 50 YEARS.
The birth of George Alfred Lane was registered 1840/Q1 Bedminster.
In the 1851 census at East Street, Bedminster:
Richard Lane, aged 51, butcher employing 1 man, born at Bristol, wife
Eliza, aged 49, born at Bedminster, children: Eliza A, aged 25, born at
Bristol, Matilda, aged 18, born at Bristol, Emily, aged 16, born at
Bristol, and George, aged 11, born at Bedminster, and an apprentice.
In the 1861 census at East Street, Bedminster:
Eliza C Lane, aged 54, widow, butcher, born at Bedminster, children:
Eliza A Brown, aged 36, married, born at Hotwells, Bristol, Matilda,
aged 24, born at Hotwells, and George, aged 20, butcher, born at
Bedminster, and a servant.
The marriage of George Alfred Lane to Emily Ann Bevan was
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In the 1871 census at East Street, Bodmin (Cornwall):
George A Lane, aged 28, butcher, born at Bedminster (Som), wife
Emily A, aged 21, born at Chew Magna (Som), children: George R,
aged 3, born at Bedminster, and Albert, aged 10 months, born at
Bedminster, Jane Hassell, aged 24, unmarried, cousin, born at Chew
Magna, and a servant.
In the 1881 census at Butchers Shop, East Street, Bedminster:
George Lane, aged __, purveyor, born at Bedminster, wife Emily,
aged 30, born at Bedminster, five children and a servant.
In the 1891 census at 115 East Street, Bedminster:
Emily Lane, aged 40, widow, butcher, born at Bedminster, six children
and a servant.
The marriage of Emily Ann Lane to William Thomas Cornish was
The death of Emily Ann Cornish, aged 50, was registered 1901/Q3
Bath.
4ED19
Frances Light (18191901)
IN MEMORY
OF
FRANCES LIGHT
WHO DIED DECEMBER 31ST 1901
AGED 82
“FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH”
In the 1891 census at 1 Kensington, Bath:
Frances Light, aged 71, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Gillingham (Dorset).
In the 1901 census at 2 Victoria Place, Bath:
Frances Light, aged 81, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Gillingham (Dorset).
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The death of Frances Light, aged 82, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath.
4ED20
Ada Futvoye Ackland
(1876-1902)
John Thomas Ackland
(1840-1917)
Edith Morrish Lewis
(1873-1960)
“LOOK UNTO
ME AND
BE YE SAVED”
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
ADA FUTVOYE ACKLAND
WHO FELL ASLEEP 16TH APRIL 1902.
AGED 28.
ALSO OF
JOHN THOMAS ACKLAND
FATHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED APRIL 19TH 1917,
AGED 76
EDITH MORRISH LEWIS
WHO DIED NOV. 5TH 1960,
AGED 87.
The birth of John Thomas Ackland was registered 1840/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Gay.
The marriage of John Thomas Ackland to Maria Elizabeth Morrish at
John T Ackland, aged 31, pastry cook &confectioner, born at Bath,
wife Maria E, aged 33, born at Bath, Emmaline A Osmond, aged 19,
niece, assistant, born at Bath, Alfred E Osmond, aged 18, nephew,
assistant, born at Bath, a servant and a visitor.
The birth of Edith Morrish Ackland was registered 1874/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Morrish.
In the 1881 census at 1 De Montalt Road, Combe Down (Som):
John J Ackland, aged 40, trav. ………, born at Bath, wife Maria E, aged
45, born at Bath, children: Ada F, aged 7, born at Bath, and Edith M,
In the 1891 census at 1 de Montalt Place, Combe Down (Som):
John Thomas Ackland, aged 50, living on own means, born at Bath,
wife Maria Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Bath, children: Ada F aged 17,
born at Bath, and Edith M, aged 16, born at Bath, a visitor and a
servant.
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The death of Ada Futvoye Ackland, aged 29, was registered 1902/Q2
Wells.
The marriage of Edith Morrish Ackland to Henry Arnold Lewis was
The death of John T Ackland, aged 77, was registered 1917/Q2
Bristol.
4ED21
Sophia Amelia Tucker
(1831-1904)
On a scroll:
“BLESSED
ARE THE DEAD
WHICH DIE IN THE
LORD EVEN SO
SAITH THE SPIRIT
FOR THEY REST
FROM THEIR
LABOURS”
William Tucker
(1838-1913)
Base:
IN LIVING MEMORY
- OF –
SOPHIA AMELIA
WIFE OF WILLIAM TUCKER
BORN OCT. 16TH 1831,
DIED FEB. 4TH 1904.
In the 1901 census at Clarendon House, St Marks, Bath:
Wm Tucker, aged 62, master tailor & outfitter, born at Bath, and wife
Sophia Amelia, aged 69, born at Bath.
The death of Sophia Amelia Tucker, aged 72, was registered 1904/Q1
Bath.
The death of William Tucker, aged 75, was registered 1913/Q3 Bath.
4ED22
Anne McDowell
(1870-1904)
John Shackleton
Mathers (1844-1899)
John McDowell (18491919)
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IN MEMORIAM
ANNIE
DAUGHTER OF
J. SHACKLETON MATHERS,
AND WIFE OF
JOHN MCDOWELL,
BORN AT LEEDS, JULY 7TH 1870,
DIED AT BATH, JUNE 2ND 1904.
ALSO
JOHN MCDOWELL,
BORN JANY 1ST 1849,
DIED AT MANCHESTER,
APRIL 9TH 1919.
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The marriage of John McDowell to Annie Mathers was registered
1899/Q4 Leeds.
The death of Annie McDowell, aged 34, was registered 1904/Q2 Bath.
The death of John Shackleton Mathers, aged 55, was registered
1899/Q4 Leeds.
The death of John McDowell, aged 70, was registered 1919/Q2
Salford.
4ED23
Richard Babbacombe
Wills (1900-1905)
Thomas Wills (18671932)
Florence Wills (18631944)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
RICHARD BABBACOMBE
DEARLY LOVED SON OF
THOMAS & FLORENCE WILLS
AGED 5 YEARS
AND OF
THOMAS WILLS
WHO DIED 14TH JULY 1932
AGED 65 YEARS
“I HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT I HAVE
FINISHED MY COURSE”
ALSO FLORENCE
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO PASSED TO HER REST
27TH JUNE 1944
In the 1871 census at Easturey, Lustleigh (Devon):
Thomas Wills, aged 48, farmer of 470 acres employing 20 men, born
at Lustleigh, wife Mary B, aged 33, born at Tiverton, children: Tomas,
aged 3, born at Lustleigh, William, aged 2, born at Lustleigh, and
Charles G, aged 1, born at Lustleigh, and three servants.
In the 1881 census at a boarding school at 4 Plantation Terrace,
Dawlish (Devon):
Thos. Wills, aged 13, pupil born at Lustleigh (Devon).
In the 1891 census at 14 Pennsylvania Road, Exeter:
Thomas Wills, aged 23, boarder, solicitor (unadmitted), born at
Lustleigh (Devon).
The birth of Richard Babbacombe Wills was registered 1900/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name Babbacombe.
In the 1901 census at 1 Leicester Cottages, Bath:
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Thomas Wills, aged 33, solicitor – employer, born at Lustleigh
(Devon), wife Florence, aged 37, born at Newington, London,
children: Thomas, aged 6, born at Newton Abbot, Mary Noxworthy,
aged 2, born at Newton Abbot, and Richard Babbacombe, aged 10
months, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Richard Babbacombe Wills, aged 5, was registered
1905/Q2 Bath.
4ED24
Charles William Kay
(1889-1905)
William Kay (18551923)
Sarah Martha Kay
(1855-)
In
Loving Memory
of
CHARLES WILLIAM
SON OF WILLIAM AND SARAH M. KAY
WHO WAS DROWNED IN THE RIVER AVON
SEPR 30TH 1905, AGED 16 YEARS
-
THY WILL BE DONE
Also of
WILLIAM KAY, HIS FATHER
THE LAST HEAD MASTER
OF THE BATH BLUE COAT SCHOOL
WHO DIED JULY 9TH 1923. AGED 68 YEARS.
AND WAS LAID TO REST
IN BRADDAN CEMETERY ISLE OF MAN.
The marriage of William Kay to Sarah Martha Stoddart was registered
1880/Q3 Marylebone.
The birth of Charles William Kay was registered 1889/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name Stoddart.
In the 1891 census at the Blue Coat School, Saw Close, Bath:
William Kay, aged 35, schoolmaster, born at Douglas (Isle of Man),
wife Sarah M, aged 35, schoolmistress, born at Mary[le]bone, London,
children: Robert __, aged 3, born at Bath, and Charles W, aged 1,
The death of Charles William Kay, aged 16, was registered 1905/Q4
Bath.
Braddan is north west of the centre of Douglas, on the A1.
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4ED25
Names
Charles Edward Hale
(1853-1905)
Lydia Hale (18561931)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
OF
CHARLES EDWARD HALE
WHO DIED NOV 3RD 1905
AGED 51 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE
“FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING
LEAVE WE HERE OUR DEAR ONE SLEEPING”
ALSO OF
LYDIA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED JAN 9TH 1931
AGED 74 YEARS
HER CHILDREN CALL HER BLESSED
The birth of Charles Edward Hale was registered 1853/Q4 Frome.
In the 1861 census at Coleford, Kilmersdon (Som):
Charles Hale, aged 46, gardener “gentleman’s” serv., born at Shipham
(Som), wife Ann, aged 40, laundress, born at Dawlish (Devon), and
nine children.
The marriage of Charles Edward Hale to Lydia Skeate/Dando at St
In the 1891 census at 1 Summerlays Place, Bath:
Charles Ed. Hale, aged 36, dairyman, born at Wanstow (Som), wife
Lydia, aged 34, born at Bath, Lily Skeate, aged 9, step-daughter, born
at Bath, Rose Skeate, aged 7, step-daughter, born at Bath, Daisy Hale,
aged 1, daughter, born at Bath, and Charles Wm Hales, aged 1 month,
son, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at the Guildhall, Bath:
Charles Edward Hale, aged 46, hall keeper, born at Wenstow (Som),
wife Lydia, aged 44, born at Radstock (Som), two step-daughters, a
son and two daughters.
The death of Charles Edward Hale, aged 51, was registered 1905/Q4
Bath.
(See 3K24 for a previous hall keeper at the Guildhall.)
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4ED26
Names
John Samuel Morrish
(1836-1906)
Caroline Morrish
(1837-1915)
Elizabeth Mary
Morrish (1857-1933)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
Loving Memory
of
JOHN SAMUEL MORRISH
WHO FELL ASLEEP SEP: 3: 1906
AGED 70.
“TILL HE COME”
Also CAROLINE,
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED APRIL 1: 1915
AGED 78.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP
Also ELIZABETH MARY
WHO DIED NOV. 27: 1933.
AGED 76
AT REST
The marriage of John Samuel Morrish to Mary Barry was registered
1857/Q2 Exeter.
In the 1861 census at Centre St (!), Exeter:
John S Morrish, aged 26, glass cutter, born at Exeter, wife Mary, aged
30, born at Zeal Monarchorum (Devon), daughter Bessy, aged 3, born
at Exeter, and two lodgers.
The marriage of John Samuel Morrish to Caroline Couzens was
registered 1869/Q3 Exeter.
In the 1871 census at 1 St Johns Terrace, Exeter:
John S Morrish, aged 35, glass cutter, born at Holy Trinity, Exeter,
wife Caroline, aged 35, born at Corton Denham (Dorset), and children:
Elizth Mary, aged 13, born at Holy Trinity, Exeter, Elizth Cousins, aged
13 (!), born at Corton Denham, and Rosa Caroline, aged 10 months,
born at St Sidwells, Exeter.
John S Morrish, aged 45, lodging house keeper & assurance agent,
born at Exeter, wife Caroline, aged 44, born at Corton Denham
(Dorset), children: Elizth M, aged 23, born at Exeter, Elizth Cozens,
aged 23, step-daughter, born at Corton Denham, and Rosa C, aged 10,
born at Exeter, and a servant.
John S Morrish, aged 65, lodging house keeper, born at Exeter, wife
Caroline, aged 64, born at Corton Denham, daughter Elizabeth M,
aged 43, born at Exeter, and a visitor.
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The death of John Samuel Morrish, aged 70, was registered 1906/Q3
Bath.
4ED27
Thomas William
Basey (1836-1908)
IN EVER
LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS WILLIAM BASEY
BORN APRIL 18TH 1836,
FELL ASLEEP FEBY 4TH 1908
“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS
FLEE AWAY”
FOR OVER 21 YEARS THE FAITHFUL ACTING CLERK
AND HEAD VERGER OF THE ABBEY CHURCH, BATH
ERECTED BY THE CONGREGATION
Elizabeth Basey
(1835-1911)
Maud Basey (18681955)
Florence Sarah Basey
(1875-1933)
North:
Ada Elizabeth Basey
(1871-1927)
OUR DEAR MOTHER
ELIZABETH
WIDOW OF
BORN AUGT 12TH 1835,
FELL ASLEEP OCTR 31ST 1911.
“HE GIVETH HIS BLESSED SLEEP”
Joyce Mary Basey
(1908-)
South:
ALSO
IDA (DAUGHTER)
BORN FEBY 1ST 1871,
CALLED HOME,
JULY 17TH 1927
MADE PERFECT THROUGH SUFFERING
ALSO FLORENCE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
CALLED HOME MAY 24TH 1933
“HOW BRIGHT THESE GLORIOUS SPIRITS SHINE”
East:
ALSO
MAUD (DAUGHTER)
CALLED HOME APRIL 21ST 1955
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The cross, laid flat, seems to have been oriented east-west rather
than north-south, in line with the orientation of the row itself. This
may be because it would be more prominent to those travelling up
the main drive.
In the 1851 census at Magdalen Street, Norwich:
Robert Basey, aged 50. cordwainer, born at W Retton (Suffolk), wife
Sarah, aged 52, born at Norwich, and children: Robert, aged 19,
gothic carver, born at Norwich, Thomas, aged 14, errand boy, born at
Norwich, and Caroline, aged 10, born at Norwich.
The marriage of Thomas William Basey to Elizabeth Goose was
registered 1857/Q4 St Giles (London).
The birth of Thomas Robert Basey was registered 1859/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Goose.
Thomas W Basey, aged 25, wood carver, born at Norwich, wife
Elizabeth, aged 25, born at Norwich, and son Thomas R, aged 1, born
at Bath.
The birth of Maude Basey was registered 1868/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Goose.
The birth of Ada Elizabeth Basey was registered 1871/Q1 Bath.
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“REUNITED”
ALSO JOYCE
In the 1871 census at 5 St Georges Place, Bath:
Thomas Basey, aged 33, wood carver, born at Norwich, wife
Elizabeth, aged 34, born at Norwich, and children: Thomas, aged 11,
born at Bath, Arthur, aged 7, born at Bath, Maud, aged 3, born at
Bath, and Ada, aged 2 months, born at Bath.
The death of Herbert Joseph Basey, aged 0, was registered 1874/Q3
Bath.
The birth of Florence Sarah Basey was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
The death of Edgar Charles Basey, aged 3, was registered 1876/Q1
Bath.
The death of Thomas Robert Basey, aged 18, was registered 1877/Q4
Bath.
Thomas W Basey, aged 44, wood carver, born at Norwich, wife
Elizabeth, aged 45, born at Norwich, and children: Arthur E, aged 17,
pupil teacher, born at Bath, Maud, aged 13, born at Bath, Ada E, aged
10, born at Bath, Florence S, aged 6, born at Bath, and Wallace E,
In the 1891 census at 13 Sydenham Terrace, Bath:
Thomas W Basey, aged 54, married, vestry clerk & sexton to Bath
Abbey, born at Norwich, and children: Ada E, aged 20, born at Bath,
Florence J, aged 16, born at Bath, and Wallace E, aged 13, born at
Bath.
The marriage of Wallace Edward Basey to Mary Elizabeth Turtle was
registered 1906 Bath. See 4EW21.
The birth of Joyce Mary Basey was registered 1908/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Turtle.
The death of Thomas Basey, aged 71, was registered 1908/Q1 Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Basey, aged 76, was registered 1911/Q4 Bath.
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4ED28
Names
Wallace Edward
Basey (1877-1912)
Thomas William
Basey (1836-1908)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN EVER
LOVING MEMORY
OF
WALLACE EDWARD
[YOUNG]EST SON OF
CALLED HOME OCT. 3RD 1912
AGED 35 YEARS
……………………………
……………………………
The birth of Wallace Edward Basey was registered 1877/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Goose.
The marriage of Wallace Edward Basey to Mary Elizabeth Turtle at
Bath Abbey was registered 1906/Q3 Bath.
The death of Wallace E Basey, aged 35, was registered 1912/Q4
Cranbrook. From the burial book: Wallace Edward Basey, aged 35, of
95 Wellsway, son of Mr T Basey acting clerk of Bath Abbey, died on 3
Oct 1913.
4ED29
Mary Elizabeth Basey
(1875-1908)
4ED30
Emma Julia
Newcombe (18841948)
Elizabeth Capon
(1890-1968)
Selwyn Neville Capon
(1890-1942)
Annie Campbell
(1891-1973)
W D Campbell
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No monument.
From the burial book: Mary Elizabeth Basey, aged 33, of 95 Wellsway,
died on 27 Jul 1908.
In
Grateful and Loving Memory
of
EMMA J
DEVOTED AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
JOHN AND EMMA NEWCOMBE
DIED NOV. 4TH 1948 AGED 64
WELL DONE – GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT
AND OF HER SISTER
ELIZABETH CAPON
WIDOW OF CAPTAIN S. N. CAPON C.B.E.
WHO DIED 29TH NOVEMBER 1968
AGED 78
The birth of Emma Julia Newcombe was registered 1884/Q1 Swansea.
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AT PEACE
ALSO
ANNIE CAMPBELL
YOUNGEST SISTER OF THE ABOVE
WIDOW OF W. D. CAMPBELL
AGED 82
LO I AM WITH YOU ALWAYS
-
Notes
The birth of Elizabeth Newcombe was registered 1890/Q1 Taunton.
The birth of Annie Newcombe was registered 1891/Q3 Taunton.
The death of Emma J Newcombe, aged 68, was registered 1948/Q1
Norwich.
The death of Elizabeth Capon, aged 78, was registered 1968/Q4
Croydon.
The death of Annie Campbell, born on 14 Jul 1891, was registered
1973/Q4 Bath.
See also 4EW23.
The birth of Selwyn Neville Capon was registered 1890/Q2 Blofield
(Norfolk). (The Capon surname is principally associated with East
Anglia.)
In the 1901 census at Norwich Road, Acle (Norfolk):
Harry Capon, aged 52, relieving officer & registrar of birth and
deaths, born at Norwich, wife Louisa P, aged 47, born at Norwich, and
son Selwyn N, aged 10, born at Acle.
Selwyn Norman Capon appears on crew lists for the Magicstar 1925
(1st Mate), Celtic Star 1929 (Master) Doric Star 1930 (Master). These
ships were part of the Blue Star Line’s fleet. The Blue Star Line
founded in 1911 by the Vestey family to carry their chilled beef from
Argentina and other South American countries was sold to P&O
Nedlloyd in 1998 and the latter was acquired by AP Moller Maersk
Group (Maersk) in 2005.
In 'This Inglorious Business' from 'Singapore: The Pregnable Fortress'
by Peter Elphick, Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1995: “The Empire
Star was alongside Keppel Harbour wharf on 11th February [1942]
when her master, Captain Selwyn Capon, OBE, received orders from
Naval HQ to evacuate women, children, air force personnel, and
certain other officially-designated escapees as part of the last "big
ship" evacuation convoy.” The Empire Star was one of the last major
ships to leave Singapore before its fall to the Japanese, officially at
6.10 pm Sun 11 Feb 1942, leaving at daybreak on the 12th. The ship
was attacked from the air several times while in the Durian Strait; it
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Notes
suffered three direct hits with 16 killed and 17 severely wounded.
Vigorous evasive action limited further damage. Of the sixteen ships
that left Singapore, the Empire Star was one of the two that was not
sunk and arrived at Tanjong Priok, Batavia’s port. After 48 hours
there, the ship proceeded to Fremantle where it was repaired.
Capt. Capon who had been awarded an O.B.E. in the First World War,
became a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British
Empire as a result of this event.
The Empire Star was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine (U615) in the North Atlantic, north of the Azores, on 23 Oct 1942, while
on a voyage from Liverpool to East London, South Africa, travelling
unescorted. Four men were killed on board. There were three
remaining lifeboats. Two of the lifeboats were picked up two days
later but the captain’s boat with 26 crew, 6 gunners and 6 passengers
was never seen again.
For further information see Blue Star Line: A Record of service 19391945 by Taffrail (Captain Taprell Dorling DSO, FRHistS, RN), London
Blue Star, 1948.
4ED31
William Julian
Newcombe (18881908)
Emma Newcombe
(1854-1928)
John Newcombe
(1856-1937)
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In
Loving Memory
of
WILLIAM JULIAN NEWCOMBE
ONLY BELOVED SON OF
JOHN & EMMA NEWCOMBE
WHO DIED DEC. 23. 1908
AGED 20.
THY BROTHER SHALL RISE AGAIN
ALSO OF EMMA
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JUNE 28. 1928.
AGED 74
PEACE PERFECT PEACE
ALSO OF JOHN NEWCOMBE
The birth of William Julian Newcombe was registered 1888/Q1
Taunton.
In the 1891 census at Hatch Beauchamp (Som):
John Newcombe, aged 37, gardener domestic servant, born at
Sidmouth (Devon), wife Emma, aged 37, born at Tenbury (Glos), and
children: Emma J, aged 7, born at Swansea, Averial, aged 5, born at
Hatch, Elizabeth, aged 1, born at Hatch, and William J, aged 3, born
at Hatch.
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WHO DIED MARCH 18. 1937.
AGED 81.
In the 1901 census at Tyn[ing] View, Bath:
John Newcome (sic), aged 45, gardener, born at Sidmouth (Devon),
wife Emma, aged 47, born at Eastham (Worcs), children: Emma J,
aged 17, born at Swansea, Averil, aged 15, milliner apprentice, born
at Hatch Beauchamp (Som), William J, aged 13, born at Hatch
Beauchamp, Elizabeth, aged 11, born at Hatch Beauchamp, and
Annie, aged 9, born at Hatch Beauchamp, William Newcome, aged 73,
father, living on own means, born at Black Torrington (Devon), and
Elizabeth S Newcome, aged 67, step-mother, born at Teignmouth
(Devon).
The death of William Julian Newcombe, aged 20, was registered
1908/Q4 Bath.
The death of Emma Newcombe, aged 74, was registered 1928/Q2
Bath.
The death of John Newcombe, aged 81, was registered 1937/Q1 Bath.
4ED32
Jane Edwardes (18241910)
Jane Caroline Scaife
(1849-1926)
Eva Jane Silversides
(1862-1930)
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In
Loving Memory
of
JANE EDWARDES
WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 4TH 1910
AGED 85
JOY COMETH IN THE MORNING ………
Also
IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF
J. CAROLINE SCAIFE
APRIL 24TH 1926
UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
Also
EVA L. SILVERSIDES
GREATLY BELOVED
JUNE 24TH 1930
EVER WITH THE LORD
The birth of Jane Caroline Scaife was registered 1849/Q1 Gateshead.
The birth of Eva Jane Silversides was registered 1862/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Edwards.
Jane Edwards, aged 48, unmarried, lodging house, keeper, born in
Hertfordshire, a boarder and a servant.
… and at 3 Prior Park Buildings, Bath:
William Silversides, aged 46, schoolmaster born at Hertford, wife
Sarah, aged 50, born in Hertfordshire, daughter Eva Jane, aged 18,
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Northern border:
RENOVATED BY THE TEACHERS AND PUPILS OF CLARENDON SCHOOL BATH
Notes
born at Bath, a tutor from Germany, six boarders/scholars, and a
servant.
Eva Jane Silversides, aged 28, young ladies school & boarding house,
born at Bath, Jane Edwards, aged 54, unmarried, born at Amwell
(Herts), two boarders and a servant.
In the 1891 census at 3 St Mary’s Terrace, Rose Hill, Worcester:
Esther Willetts, aged 77, widow, living on her own means, born at
Worcester, Jane C Scaife, aged 42, unmarried, visitor, companion,
born at Whickham (Northumberland), Gillmore Goodland (male), aged
49, married, visitor 1st class certificated teacher, born at Bristol, and
three servants.
In the 1901 census at 1 Priory Park Buildings, Bath:
Eva J Silversides, aged 38, unmarried, principal of primary school,
born at Bath, Jane Edwardes, aged 66, aunt, unmarried, born at
Hoddesdon (Hereford), Caroline Scaife, aged 52, unmarried, visitor,
assistant teacher, born at Whickham (Northumberland), and a
servant.
The death of Jane Edwardes, aged 85, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath.
The death of Jane Caroline Scaife, aged 77, was registered 1926/Q2
Bath.
The death of Eva Jane Silversides, aged 66, was registered 1930/Q2
Bath.
(Amwell and Hoddesdon are both in Hertfordshire. Great Amwell is
north of Hoddesdon on the way to Ware. Little Amwell is northwest of
Hoddesdon on the way to Hertford.)
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4ED33
Names
Amy Sophia Gardner
(1836-1910)
Alan Henry Gardner
(1818-1878)
Inscriptions
North:
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
AMY SOPHIA GARDNER
WIFE OF THE LATE
REAR ADML ALAN GARDNER R.N., C.B.
AGED 74 YEARS.
The marriage of Alan Henry Gardner to Amy Sophia Elwes was
registered 1860/Q1 Steyning (Sussex).
The death of Alan Henry Gardner, aged 60, was registered 1878/Q3
Kensington.
In the 1891 census at High Street, Chipping Campden (Glos):
Alan Ed. Gardner, aged 29, unmarried, clerk in Holy Orders – curate of
Chipping Campden, born at Clifton, Amy S Gardner, aged 55, widow,
mother, born at Stoke (Suffolk), and three servants.
In the 1901 census at The Vicarage, Bathford, Bath:
Alan Ed. Gardner, aged 39, unmarried, clergyman Ch. England, born
at Clifton, Amy S Gardner, aged 64, widow, mother, born at Stoke
Clun (Suffolk), and three servants.
The death of Amy Sophia Gardner, aged 74, was registered 1910/Q2
Bath.
From Alumni Cantabrigienses:
Alan Edward Gardner
Adm. sizar at TRINITY, Oct. 6, 1880. S. and h. of Alan Henry [K.C.B.,
Rear-Admiral, R.N., and Amy Sophia, dau. of John Payne Elwes, of
Stoke College, Suffolk], of 16, Lower Phillimore Place, Kensington. B.
[May 25, 1861], at Clifton. School [Malvern College and]
Charterhouse (1874-6). Matric. Michs. 1880; B.A. 1884; M.A. 1887.
Ord. deacon (Worcester) 1885; priest, 1886; C. of Monks-Kirby,
Warws., 1885-7. C. of Chipping Campden, Gloucs., 1888-91. C. of
Tewkesbury Abbey, 1891-2. C. of St Stephen's, Cheltenham, 1892-4.
V. of Bathford, Somerset, 1894-1912. Resided latterly at Hillcrest,
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Names
Annie Clarkson (18501910)
Alexander Lang Elder
(1866-1921)
Louisa Clarkson
(1844-1939)
Isabella Paterson
(1875-1946)
Inscriptions
Notes
Midford Road, Bath, where he died s.p. Jan. 7, 1918. (Malvern Coll.
Reg.; Charterhouse Sch. Reg.; Crockford; Burke, P. and B.; Scott,
MSS.; The Times, Jan. 10, 1918.)
In
Loving Memory
of
ANNIE CLARKSON
WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 13TH 1910,
AGED _5 YEARS
—
“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK”
—
ALSO OF HER COUSIN
ALEXANDER LANG ELDER
DIED JUNE 26TH 1921
AGED 55 YEARS
—
“AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY”
—
ALSO OF
LOUISA CLARKSON
DIED SEPT. 17TH 1939
AGED 85 YEARS
—
ALSO OF
ISABELLA PATERSON
DIED FEB. 12TH 1946
AGED 70
Elizabeth Clarkson, aged 79, widow, living on own means, born at
Haslemere (Surrey), daughters: Louisa, aged 47, unmarried, born at
Rossington (Sussex), and Annie, aged 45, unmarried, born at
Rossington, Isabella Paterson, aged 28, adopted daughter, private
teacher, born in Middlesex, a boarder and a servant.
The death of Annie Clarkson, aged 55, was registered 1910/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Alexander L Elder was registered 1866/Q2 Hampstead.
The death of Alexander Lang Elder, aged 55, was registered 1920
Bath.
The death of Isabella Paterson, aged 70, was registered 1946 Bath.
See also 4L11.
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4ED35
Names
Edward Burn (18321911)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
MEMORY OF
EDWARD BURN
WHO DIED ON 13TH JANY 1911
“THINE EYES SHALL SEE THE KING IN
HIS BEAUTY. THEY SHALL BEHOLD THE
LAND THAT IS VERY FAR OFF.”
-
“THERE SHALL BE NO NIGHT THERE”
In the 1851 census at 252 Union Street, Aberdeen:
Edward Burn, aged 56, retired general merchant, born at Stirling,
wife Amelia F, aged 45, born in England, children: F______ J
(female), aged 26, fundholder, born in England, Marrion, aged 23,
fundholder, born in England, Edward, aged 19, student Mariscall
College, born in England, George Alexr, aged 17, born in England, Wm
Charles aged 15, born in England, Helen, aged 16, born in England,
and Henry, aged 13, born in England, a governess and four servants.
In the 1861 census at 8 Queen Square, Bath:
Edward Burn, aged 66, widower, landed proprietor &c, born at
Stirling, Scotland, children: Marion, aged 33, born at Marylebone,
Edward, aged 20, born at Marylebone, William C, aged 25, born in
London, and a servant.
Edward Burn, aged 69, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Marylebone, London.
The death of Edward Burn, aged 79, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath.
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4ED36
Names
Albert Sendell (18551912)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
ever loving memory
of
MY DEAR HUSBAND
ALBERT SENDELL
WHO WAS CALLED TO REST
JANUARY 23RD 1912
AGED 57 YEARS
THY WILL BE DONE
Sarah Ann Sendell
(1854-1929)
Albert Victor Sendell
(1886-1954)
Ethel Rosely Sendell
(1890-1957)
ALSO OF SARAH ANN HIS WIFE
WHO DIED MARCH 17. 1929 AGED 75 YEARS
On scroll:
ALSO
ALBERT VICTOR SENDELL
THEIR ONLY SON
BELOVED HUSBAND OF ETHEL,
CALLED TO REST FEB. 25. 1954.
EVERLASTING PEACE
AND
ETHEL ROSELY SENDELL
REUNITED WITH HER HUSBAND
OCT. 2. 1957
BOTH AGED 67 YEARS
IN GOD’S KEEPING
Celtic cross
In the 1861 census at Eastover, Bridgwater (Som):
Chas Sendell, aged 39, painter & plumber, born at Bridgwater, wife
Eliza, aged 38, born at Bath, and children: Louisa Eth, aged 14, born at
Bath, Henry C B aged 12, born at Bath, Mecklam A, aged 10, born at
Bath, Fanny S, aged 8, born at Bath, Kate L, aged 7, born at Bath,
Albert, aged 5, born at Bath, Emily A, aged 4, born at Bridgwater, and
George A, aged 4 months, born at Bridgwater.
Chas Sendell, aged 49, painter, born at Bridgwater, wife Mary, aged
48, born at Bath, children: Kate, aged 17, born at Bath, Albert, aged
16, tailor, born at Bath, Emily, aged 13, dressmaker, born at
Bridgwater, and George, aged 10, born at Bridgwater.
The birth of Albert Victor Sendell was registered 1886/Q4 Barton
Regis.
The death of Albert Sendell, aged 57, was registered 1912/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Albert V Sendell to Ethel R Adams was registered
1912/Q4 Bristol.
The death of Albert V Sendell, aged 67, was registered 1954/Q1
Salisbury.
The death of Ethel R Sendell, aged 67, was registered 1957/Q4
Southend.
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Names
Barbara Rolfe (19021911)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
BARBARA
THE DEARLY BELOVED AND ONLY
CHILD OF WILLIAM & KATE ROLFE
DIED JUNE 7TH 1911
AGED 8 YEARS
William Benjamin
Rolfe (1868-1952)
Katharine Hall Rolfe
(1870-)
South:
IN
MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
WILLIAM BENJAMIN ROLFE
DIED JULY 19TH 1952.
AGED 84.
Katherine Margaret
Rolfe (1912-1937)
North:
ALSO OF
MARGARET
THE DEARLY BELOVED
AND YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM & KATE ROLFE
AGED 24 YEARS
Cross
The birth of William Benjamin Rolfe was registered 1868/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Pearce.
The birth of Catherine Hall Wilson was registered 1870/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hall.
The marriage of William Benjamin Rolfe to Katharine Hall Wilson at St
Paul, Bath was registered 1899/Q2 Bath.
William Benjamin Rolfe, aged 32, architect’s assistant, born at Bath,
wife Katherine Hall, aged 30, born at Bath, and a servant.
The birth of Barbara Rolfe was registered 1902/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Wilson.
The death of Barbara Rolfe, aged 8, was registered 1911/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Katherine Margaret Rolfe was registered 1912/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Wilson.
The death of Margaret K Rolfe, aged 24, was registered 1937/Q1
Birmingham.
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4ED38
Names
Mary Ann Matilda
Rolfe (1840-1909)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
MY LOVING MOTHER
MARY ANN MATILDA ROLFE
WHO DIED APRIL 14TH 1909.
AGED 68
William Adolphus
Rolfe (1832-1885)
“FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP”
North:
ALSO
MY FATHER
WILLIAM ADOLPHUS ROLFE
WHO DIED DECR 5TH 1885.
The birth of Mary Ann Matilda Pearse was registered 1840/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name Whitfield.
In the 1851 census at the residence of Thomas Spencer, chemist &
druggist at Market Place, Wokingham (Berks):
William A Rolfe, aged 18, apprentice in business, born at Ellesfield
(Hants).
The marriage of William Adolphus Rolfe to Mary Ann Matilda Pearse at
St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 5 Northgate Street, Bath:
William Adolphus Rolf (sic), aged 38, chemist, born at Ellafield
(Hants), wife Mary Matilda, aged 30, born at Bath, son William
Benjamin, aged 3, born at Bath, an apprentice and a servant.
In the 1881 census at 3 Edward Street, Bathwick, Bath:
Wm A Rolfe, aged 48, practical chemist, born at Ellisford (Hants),
wife Mary A M, aged 40, born at Bath, children: Wm B, aged 12, born
at Bath, Florence M, aged 10, born at Bath, Ethel, aged 6, born at
Bath, and Sydney, aged 5, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of William Adolphus Rolfe, aged 53, was registered
1885/Q4 Bath.
Mary A M Rolfe, aged 50, widow, teacher of dancing, born at Bath,
children: William B, aged 22, architect, born at Bath, Florence M,
aged 21, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, Ethel, aged 17, teacher of
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Notes
dancing, born at Bath, and Sydney, aged 16, born at Bath, and two
servants.
The death of Mary Ann Matilda Rolfe, aged 68, was registered
1909/Q2 Bath.
4ED39
William Bees (18411905)
John Derrick Bees
(1931)
Maria Bees (18511933)
Arthur Gray Carey
(1870-1939)
Amelia Dora
Elizabeth Carey
(1886-)
In
Loving Memory
- of WILLIAM BEES
FEBRUARY 18TH 1909
IN HIS 67TH YEAR
—
……………2 lines…………
………not legible ………
ALSO HIS GRANDSON
JOHN DERRICK BEES
TAKEN HOME AUG. 13TH 1931,
AGED 10 WEEKS
—
JESUS CALLED A LITTLE CHILD
—
ALSO MARIA
WIDOW OF WILLIAM BEES
DIED DEC. 2ND 1933.
AGED 82.
—
“HIM THAT COMETH UNTO ME I WILL IN NO WISE CAST OUT”
—
ALSO ARTHUR GRAY CAREY
PASSED AWAY SEPT. 5TH 1939. AGED 69.
DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF DORA CAREY
“LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED” JOHN.14.1
—
ONLY GOODNIGHT LOVED ONE NOT FAREWELL
The birth of William Bees was registered 1841/Q2 Keynsham, mother’s
maiden name: King.
In the 1881 census at Royal Union Hospital, Beau Street, Bath:
William Bees, aged 40, unmarried, porter, born at Marksbury (Som).
In the 1881 census at Royal Union Hospital, Beau Street, Bath:
Maria Newman, aged 30, unmarried, nurse, born in Wales.
The marriage of William Bees to Maria Newman at St Thomas à
The birth of Amelia Dora Elizabeth Bees was registered 1886/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Newman.
The birth of William Henry Bees was registered 1888/Q2 Bath, other’s
maiden name: Newman.
William Bees, aged 50, married, nurse, lunatic attendant, born at
Marksbury (Som).
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William Bees, aged 59, married, officer, head nurse to lunatics, born
at Marksbury (Som).
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1901 census at 12 Southville Terrace, Bath:
Maria Bees, aged 48, nurse monthly, born at Boughrood (Radnorshire),
children: Dora, aged 14, born at Bath, and Harry, aged 13, born at
Bath, a boarder and a visitor.
The death of William Bees, aged 67, was registered 1909/Q1 Bath
The birth of John Derrick Bees was registered 1931/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Wheeler. The death of John D Bees, aged 0, was
The death of Maria Bees, aged 82, was registered 1932/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Arthur Gray Carey was registered 1870/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Thomas.
The marriage of Amelia Dora Elizabeth Bees to Arthur Gray Carey at
Bath Register Office was registered 1911/Q2 Bath.
The death of Arthur Gray Carey, aged 69, was registered 1939/Q3
Bath.
4ED41
Ann Maria Weeks
(1849-1920)
ANN ………………
DAUGHTER ……………………
WILLIAM & CHARLOTTE ……………
WAS LAID TO REST ………..
—
IN HIS WORD IS …………
R.I.[P]
—
TOGETHER
In the 1861 census at the Rainbow Tavern, Upper Borough Walls, Bath:
William Weeks, aged 42, inn keeper, born at Hallowtrow (Som), wife
Charlotte, aged 44, assistant [in] business, born at Bedminster (Som),
children: Sambourne (male), aged 13, born at Corston, Anna Maria,
aged 12, born at Bath, and Mary Ann, aged 9, born at Bath, and a
servant.
In the 1881 census at The Rainbow, 20 Upper borough Walls, Bath:
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Notes
Wm Weeks, aged 62, licensed victualler, born at Hallotrow (Som),
wife Charlotte, aged 63, born at Bedminster (Som), children:
Sambourn (male), aged 33, licensed victualler’s assistant, born at
Corston (Som), and Anna Maria, aged 31, milliner, born at Bath, and a
servant.
From the burial book: Ann Maria Weeks, aged 68, of 12 Rosebery
Place, died on 21 Jul 1920.
4ED42
Maria Obourn (18251909)
North:
ERECTED TO THE REMEMBRANCE OF
MARIA OBOURN
WHO ENTERED INTO REST APRIL 24TH 1909
AGED 83 YEARS
RESTING UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY
In the 1861 census at 2 Widcombe Villa, Widcombe, Bath:
Mary G S Smith, aged 66, unmarried, fund holder, born at Bath, Sarah
Morgan, aged 33, unmarried, servant, house superintendent, born at
Monckton Combe (Som), and Maria Obourne, aged 35, unmarried,
general servant, born at Frome (Som).
In the 1871 census at 4 Church Street, Widcombe, Bath:
Sarah Morgan, aged 43, unmarried, annuitant, born at Monckton
Combe (Som) and Maria Obourn, aged 45, unmarried, boarder,
annuitant, born at Frome (Som).
In the 1881 census at 2 Heightley Villas, Cheltenham:
George Veare, aged 79, retired coach builder, born at Weston nr
Bath, wife Lucy, aged 73 born at Frome (Som), Maria Obourn, aged
55, unmarried, wife’s sister, annuitant, born at Frome, and a servant.
Maria Obourn, aged 65, unmarried, visitor, living on her own means,
born at Frome (Som).
Maria Obourn, aged 75, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born
at Frome Selwood (Som).
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Maria Obourn, aged 84, was registered 1909/Q2 Bath.
4ED43
David Linton Ellis
(1857-1910)
Charles Ellis (18181908)
Eleanor Ellis (18151895)
Charles Godwin Ellis
(1854-1911)
Josephine Sarah Ellis
(1848-1928)
In
Loving Memory
_ of _
DAVID LINTON ELLIS
YOUNGER SON OF
CHARLES & ELEANOR ELLIS
OF LYME REGIS
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 12TH 1910,
AGED 52.
“LOOKING UNTO JESUS”
Also of
CHARLES GOODWIN ELLIS.
ELDER BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED AT CAPE TOWN, S. AFRICA
OCTOBER 3RD 1911,
AGED 57.
“GOD IS LOVE”
Also of
JOSEPHINE SARAH ELLIS
ELDER SISTER OF THE ABOVE
MARCH 17TH 1928, AGED 79
“TILL HE COME”
The birth of Josephine Sarah Ellis was registered 1848/Q3 Brentford.
The birth of Charles Godwin Ellis was registered 1854/Q3 Brentford.
The birth of David Linton Ellis was registered 1857/Q3 Brentford.
In the 1881 census at 7 College Park Villas, Lewisham:
Charles Godwin Ellis, aged 26, unmarried, lodger, auctioneer & estate
agent, born at Twickenham (Middx).
In the 1881 census at Prospect Place, Long Ditton (Surrey):
David L Ellis, aged 23, unmarried, lodger, wine merchant, born at
Richmond (Surrey).
In the 1881 census at Hennock (Devon):
Charles Ellis, aged 62, retired merchant, born at Paddington (Middx),
wife Eleanor, aged 66, born at Richmond (Yorks), daughter Josephine,
aged 32, unmarried, born at Twickenham (Middx), and a servant.
(Hennock is a small village, the Teign valley, 5km WNW of Chudleigh.)
The marriage of Charles Godwin Ellis to Annie Edith Harrison was
registered 1882/2 Lewisham.
In the 1891 census as boarders at 1 Kimersham Road, Deptford (Kent):
Charles G Ellis, aged 38, surveyor, born at Twickenham, and Annie E
Ellis, aged 36, born at Kennington (Middx).
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1891 census at Clapentail Cottage, Lyme Regis (Dorset:
Charles Ellis, aged 72, wholesale wine merchant, born at Paddington,
London, wife Eleanor, aged 76, born at Richmond (Yorks), daughter
Agnes, aged 38, unmarried, born at Twickenham, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Almshouses, Froxfield (Wilts):
Sarah McKenzie, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Woolhampton
(Berks), and Josephine Ellis, aged 42, unmarried, niece, born at
Twickenham.
The death of Eleanor Ellis, aged 79, was registered 1895/Q1
Axminster.
In the 1901 census at 4 Bloomfield Park, Bath:
Charles Ellis, aged 82, widower, living on own means, born at
Paddington, Josephine Ellis, aged 52, unmarried, daughter, born at
Twickenham, Agnes Elis, aged 48, unmarried, daughter, born at
Twickenham, Marjory Ellis, aged 17, grand-daughter, pupil teacher,
born at Brockly (Kent), Dorothy Ellis aged 14, grand-daughter, born at
Brockly, and Barbara Ellis, aged 13, grand-daughter, born at Brockly.
The death of Charles Ellis, aged 89, was registered 1908/Q1 Bath.
From Cape Town Archives: Death notice for Charles Godwin Ellis 1911
(KAB/MOOC/LEER 6/9/676 Ref 2774)
4ED44
William Livingstone
Russell (1829-1911)
Sophia Maria
Jamieson Gray
Russell (1836-1912)
Issue 1
IN
_ OF _
WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE RUSSELL
OF BELMONT COMBE DOWN
AND DUNFERMLINE N. B.
WHO DIED APRIL 14TH 19[11]
AGED 82 YEARS
—
ALSO OF HIS SISTER
SOPHIA MARIA JAMIESON
GRAY RUSSELL
AGED 76 YEARS
In the 1881 census at Belmont Villa, Combe Down (Som):
William L Russell, aged 52, unmarried, traveller drapery,
Scotland, Christine G Russell, aged 54, unmarried, sister,
Scotland, Jane G Russell, aged 49, unmarried, sister,
Scotland, Sophia M Russell, aged 45, unmarried, sister,
born
born
born
born
in
in
in
in
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1891 census at Roxborough Park, Harrow (Middx):
William Russell, aged __, unmarried, retired merchant, born in
Scotland, Sophia M Russell, aged 55, unmarried, born in Scotland,
two servants and two visitors.
In the 1901 census at The Firs, Roxborough Park, Harrow (Middx):
Christian Russell, aged 70, unmarried, sister to head, living on own
means, born in Scotland, Sophie M Russell, aged 60, unmarried, sister,
living on own means, born in Scotland, G Russell Hart, aged 27,
unmarried, civil engineer, born at St John’s Wood, London, and two
servants.
The death of William Livingstone Russell, aged 82, was registered
1911/Q2 Bath.
The death of Sophia M J G Russell, aged 76, was registered 1912/Q2
Chippenham.
See also 4K31.
4ED45
Henry Miller Blacker
(1853-1912)
Walter Edward Miller
Blacker (1855-1914)
Clara Mary Ann
Leonard Blacker
(1852-1924)
In
Loving Memory
of
HENRY MILLER BLACKER
WHO DIED JANUARY 30TH 1912.
AGED 58 YEARS
—
WITH CHRIST
—
Also of
WALTER MILLER BLACKER
AGED 58 YEARS
—
REDEEMED WITH THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OF CHRIST
Also of
CLARA
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
H. M. BLACKER
Issue 1
The birth of Clara Mary Ann Leonard Snook was registered 1852/Q1
Bath. (The Leonard/Snook combination is associated with Edmund &
Mary Ann Snook.)
The birth of Henry Miller Blacker was registered 1853/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Miller.
The birth of Walter Edward Miller Blacker was registered 1855/Q4
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Inscriptions
DEC. 16TH 1924. AGED 73
—
“AWAITING THE MANIFESTATION”
ROM.VIII.19.
Notes
Bath.
In the 1861 census at 4 St George Place, Bath:
William Blacker, aged 56, plaster[er] & tiler, born at Bath, wife
Martha, aged 44, born at Kennington, Lambeth, London, children:
William M, aged 13, born at Bath, Rose M, aged 9, born at Bath, Henry
M, aged 7, born at Bath, and Walter E M, aged 5, born at Bath, and
two lodgers.
In the 1861 census at 21 West Street, Bristol:
Thomas Bateman, aged 44, grocer, born at St Georges (Glos), wife
Ellen, aged 43, born at Bristol, Clara L Snook, aged 9, niece, born at
Bath, and Florence L Snook, aged 5, niece, born at Bath. (The
marriage of Thomas Bateman to Ellen Leonard was registered 1838/Q2
Bedminster.)
In the 1871 census at 57 Stanley Street, Bristol:
Ellen Bateman, aged 53, widow, retired grocers widow, born at
Clifton, Clara Leonard Snook, aged 19, niece, housekeeper, born at
Bath, and a visitor.
The marriage of Henry Miller Blacker to Clara A M L Snook, was
Henry M Blacker, aged 48, house decorator employer, born at Bath,
wife Clara L, aged 48, born at Bath, Walter E M Blacker, aged 46,
unmarried, brother, house decorator employer, born at Bath, William
Barry, aged 15, cousin, mechanical engineer apprentice, born at
Monkton Combe, and a visitor.
The death of Henry Miller Blacker, aged 58, was registered 1912/Q1
Bath.
The death of Walter Edward Miller Blacker, aged 58, was registered
1914/Q2 Bath.
The death of Clara Mary Ann Leonard Blacker, aged 73, was registered
1924/Q4 Bath.
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4ED46
Names
Amelia Alice
Woodrow (1860-1912)
Henry John Woodrow
(1859-1937)
Inscriptions
Notes
In Loving Memory
of
AMELIA ALICE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
HENRY JOHN WOODROW
FELL ASLEEP JUNE 25TH 1912,
AGED 52 YEARS
Also of
HENRY JOHN WOODROW
BELOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JAN 21ST 1937,
AGED 77 YEARS
“AT REST”
The birth of Henry John Woodrow was registered 1859/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Howe.
The birth of Amelia Alice King was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Manton.
The marriage of Henry John Woodrow to Amelia Alice King was
In the 1901 census at 5 Monmouth Street, Bath:
Henry J Woodrow, aged 41, manager hay &…… store worker at home,
born at Bath, wife Amelia A, aged 41, born at Bath, children: Amelia
H, aged 16, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Florence L, aged 14,
dressmaker’s assistant, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Amelia Alice Woodrow, aged 52, was registered 1912/Q2
Bath.
The death of Henry John Woodrow, aged 77, was registered 1937/Q1
Bath.
4ED47
Marcia Vickery (18451920)
MARCIA VICKERY
AT REST
8TH MAY 1920
Small plaque
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4ED48
Names
Henry John North
(1851-1921)
Emmeline Augusta
North (1851-1928)
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Marcia Vickery, aged 75, was registered 1920/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Marcia Vickery, aged 75, of 9 St Marks Place,
died on 8 May 1920. Also buried here, with without a memorial,
Florence Ethel Clement, aged 57, of Claverton Road, Saltford (Som),
died on 17 Feb 1943.
No monument.
Henry John North, aged 70, of 21 Boughton Rd, Weston s Mare, died
on 20 Jul 1921.
Emmeline Augusta North, aged 76, of Park House, Combe Down, died
on 1 Mar 1928.
The birth of Henry John North was registered 1851/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Youlden.
The birth of Emmeline Augusta Osmond was registered 1851/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Ackland.
In the 1861 census at 23 New Bond Street, Bath: Sarah H Osmond,
aged 33, widow, ladies school & private teacher, born at Bath,
children: Emmeline A, aged 9, born at Bath, and Alfred E, aged 8,
In the 1871 census at 55 Southgate Street, Bath: John North, aged 49,
born at Stoke Lane (Som), wife Jane, aged 49, born at Starcross
(Devon), and children: Louisa J, aged 22, born at Bath, Henry J, aged
19, grocer’s assistant, born at Bath, Kate, aged 15, dress maker, born
at Bath, William, aged 13, born at Bath, and Roseann, aged 11, born
at Bath.
The marriage of Henry John North to Emmeline Augusta Osmond at St
Thomas à Becket was registered 1874 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 26 Nutgrove Avenue, Bedminster, Bristol: Henry
J North, aged 49, Bible reader, born at Bath, wife Emmeline, aged 49,
born at Bath, and Kate North, aged 45, unmarried, sister, silk mercer,
born at Bath.
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4ED49
Names
Constance Hippisley
(1852-1940)
Robert William
Hippisley (1818-1901)
Inscriptions
Notes
CONSTANCE
DAUGHTER OF R. W. HIPPISLEY
OF STOW IN THE WOLD
OB 9. FEB. 1940 ÆT. 87.
The birth of Constance Hippisley was registered 1853/Q1 Stow on the
Wold.
In the 1861 census at Burford Road, Lower Swell (Glos):
Robert W Hippisley, aged 42, clerk in holy orders rector of Stow in the
Wold, born at Lambourn (Berks), wife Grace L, aged 41, born at Hull
(Yorks), children: Grace E A, aged 17, born at Stow in the Wold, Alice,
aged 13, born at Stow in the Wold, Gertrude, aged 11, born at Stow in
the Wold, William, aged 9, born at Stow in the Wold, Constance, aged
8, born at Stow in the Wold, and Eva, aged 6, born at Stow in the
Wold, two governesses and eight servants.
In the 1871 census at Quar Wood House, Lower Swell (Glos):
Robert W Hippisley, aged 52, rector of Stow in the Wold, born at
Lambourne (Berks), wife Grace L, aged 51, born at Hull (Yorks),
children: Grace E A, aged 27, born at Stow in the Wold, Alice, aged
23, born at Stow in the Wold, Gertrude, aged 21, born at Stow in the
Wold, William, aged 19, undergraduate Magd. Coll. Oxford, born at
Stow in the Wold, Constance, aged 18, born at Stow in the Wold, and
Eva, aged 16, born at Stow in the Wold, and six servants.
The death of Robert W Hippisley, aged 82, was registered 1901/Q1
Stow in the Wold.
In the 1901 census at the Waifs & Strays Home, Cake Street,
Mildenhall (Suffolk):
Constance Hippisley, aged 48, unmarried, lady superintendent, born
at Stow on the Wold (Glos), a matron, and twelve inmates.
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The death of Constance Hippisley, aged 87, was registered 1940/Q1
Bath.
Hippisley, Robert William, 3s. Henry, of Lambourne, Berks, cler.
EXETER COLL., matric. 25 May, 1837, aged 18; B.A. 1841, M.A.
1845, rector of Stow-on-the-Wold, co. Gloucester, 1843, see Rugby
School Reg., 168.
No monument.
From the burial book: Emilia Jane Francis, aged 70, of Oak Street,
died on 11 Sep 1924.
Emilia Jane Francis
(1854-1924)
In the 1901 census at 5 Oak Street, Bath: William T Francis, aged 48,
stone mason, born at Bath, wife Emilia J, aged 47, born at Bath, and
six children.
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George Knapp Turner
(1848-1924)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE KNAPP TURNER
PRIEST
DIED MARCH 12TH 1924, AGED 75
The birth of George Knapp Turner was registered 1848/Q3 Lambeth.
In the 1851 census at Parsonage House, Knights Hill Road, Lower
Norwood (Surrey):
Charles Turner, aged 57, P curate of St Lukes Norwood, born at
Lambeth (Surrey), wife Sarah Ann, aged 49, born in London (Middx),
children: Mathias C, aged 20, student of Inner Temple, born at
Lambeth, Mary Caroline, aged 19, born at Norwood, Emma C, aged
11, born at Norwood, Charles S, aged 8, born at Norwood, and George
K, aged 2, born at Norwood, and three servants.
The marriage of George Knapp Turner was registered 1872/Q2 Eastry
(Kent).
In the 1901 census at St Sebastian’s, Wokingham (Berks):
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George K Turner, aged 52, clergy Church of England, born at West
Norwood (Surrey), wife Katherine, aged 58, born at Cork, a boarder
and three servants.
The death of George Knapp Turner, aged 75, was registered 1924/Q1
Bath.
Turner, George Knapp, 3s. of George, of Lower Norwood, Surrey,
cler. NEW COLL., matric. 12 Oct., 1866, aged 18; B.A. 1869, M.A.
1873, curate of St. Giles’s, Reading 1872-81, vicar of Christ
Church, Reading, 1881.
East of the path - eastern side
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Henry Grattan
Guinness (1835-1910)
IN MEMORY OF BELOVED
HENRY GRATTAN GUINNESS
EVANGELIST, AUTHOR AND FOUNDER
OF THE
REGIONS BEYOND MISSIONARY UNION
BORN AUGUST 11TH 1835
CALLED HOME JUNE 21ST 1910
“HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
Jean Elliott Guinness
(1907-1993)
Paul Grattan
Guinness (1908-1986)
Grace Guinness
On plaque:
JEAN ELLIOTT GUINNESS
2 OCTOBER 1907 TORONTO
5 FEBRUARY 1993
WIFE OF PAUL GRATTAN GUINNESS
8 MAY 1908 HASTINGS
11 MAR 1986 IBIZA
BURIED IN SAN ANTONIO
YOUNGEST SON OF
HENRY & GRACE GRATTAN GUINNESS
ENTERED THE JOY OF THEIR LORD
Henry Grattan Guinness
Born on 11 Aug 1835 at Kingston in Taney, Dublin, son of John Grattan
Guinness and Jane Lucretia D’Esterre. (For another occurrence of
D’Esterre see 2A28.)
In the 1851 census at 3 Dix’s Field, Exeter:
Arthur Guinness, aged 39, physician, born at Dublin, wife Amelia,
aged 37, born in London, son Henry C, aged 12, born in London, Henry
G Guinness, aged 15, half-brother, born at Dublin, Cecilia L, aged 11,
daughter, born in Dublin, four other children and three servants.
The Times of Sat 9 May 1857 (pg. 4; Issue 22676; col A) has an
advertisement for a sermon to be delivered at Barnsbury Chapel
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Islington by Rev. H Grattan Guinness of New College.
The New York Times of Wed 5 Mar 1860 reported his speeches of the
previous day at the Cooper Institute, New York, by invitation of the
YMCA.
The marriage of Henry Grattan Guinness to Fanny Emma Fitz Gerald
at Bath Register Office was registered 1860/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Mary Geraldine Guinness was registered 1863/Q1 West
Derby (Lancs).
In the 1881 census at 51 Bow Road, Bow, East London:
Henry Grattan Guinness, aged 45, Minister of Gospel unattached Hon.
Director E. London Missy Institute, born at Dublin, wife Fanny E, aged
49, Hon. Secretary E. London Missy Institute, daughter Mary Geraldine,
aged 18, born at Liverpool, William Rathay, aged 59, married,
boarder, teacher and superint of the Institute, born in Forfarshire,
and six servants.
As the institute had outgrown its Harley House premises, in 1883
Elizabeth Hulme offered it “Cliff House”, near Calver (Derbys).
The death of Fanny Emma Guinness, aged 67, was registered 1898/Q4
Bakewell.
As reported in The Times of Monday 3 Jun 1901 (pg. 7; Issue 36471;
col F), the stern-wheel steamer Livingstone had been built for the
Congo Bololo Mission “… The old mission steamer, the Pioneer, has
never been adequate to the mission’s requirements, and two and a
half years ago the directors and council issued an appeal for funds to
construct a new one, as a memorial to Mrs. H. Grattan Guinness, the
“mother of the Congo Mission”. “
The marriage of Henry Grattan Guinness to Grace Hurditch was
registered 1903/Q3 Hastings.
Paul Grattan Guinness
The birth of Paul Ambrose Guinness was registered 1908/Q3 Hastings.
The death of Jean Elliot Guinness, born on 21 Oct 1907, was
registered 1993/Feb Lancaster.
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The Regions Beyond Missionary Union (RBMU) was set up by Henry
Grattan Guinness as the East London Training Institute for Home and
Foreign Missions in Stepney Green in 1873, moving to Harley House,
Bow later in 1873. The interdenominational organisation, which
focused on training missionaries for areas outside the British Empire,
changed its name in 1899. It also trained the missionaries in medical
matters. During the 1880's Bromley Hall, Gillender Street, Bow Back,
East London was used by the RMBU to house nurses. An example of
Henry Grattan’s speeches can be found in the New York Times of Wed
27 Apr 1900 in an article entitled HIGHER EDUCATION QUESTION.;
Position Religion Should Occupy in Course of Study Argued at Central
Presbyterian Church which reported his speech in which he advocated
sending missionaries to areas where there was no ‘evangelical place
of worship’, citing examples of Africa: “Just look at this map of the
horseshoe bend of the Congo River. Here is a town, Bongandanga,
where there is a small mission. North of it there is no place of worship
within 2,000 miles – not until you come to the shores of the
Mediterranean. East of it you must go to the shores of the Indian
Ocean before you come to an evangelical place of worship. West
there is only one mission between it and the Atlantic. South you must
travel 1,500 miles be[f]ore you come to the advance wave of
civilization and the first mission.” (The interdenominational aspects
of the organisation would seem to have been limited to ‘evangelical’
denominations and biographies describe him as being bitterly opposed
to the Roman Catholic Church.)
The organisation changed its name to Horizons in 1981 before merging
with World Team in 1995. Its archive was deposited with the Centre
for the Study of Christianity in the Non-Western World and contains
minutes, correspondence and reports and newsletters. This material is
available on microfilm from Adam Matthew Publications Ltd of
Marlborough. Other material related to the RBMU includes: The cloud
moves by Kenneth Holmes, London : The Regions Beyond Missionary
Union, 1974; Drumbeats that changed the world: a history of the
Regions Beyond Missionary Union and the West Indies Mission, 18731999, by Joseph Conley, Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library, 2000.
The School of Oriental and African Studies, London has the Banks
Photographic Collection from Rev. Alexander L. Banks, who served as
a missionary with the Regions Beyond Missionary Union and was based
at Siwan, Northern India.
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The Times of Wed 22 Jun 1910 (pg. 13; Issue 39305; col D had the
following obituary:
The Rev. H. Grattan Guinness, D.D., F.R.A.S, F.R.G.S., died
yesterday at Bath, where he resided for over two years. He had been
confined to his house for the past four months, and for some time had
not appeared on any public platform. He spent the end of his life in
writing books.
Dr. Guinness was born near Dublin in 1835, being the son of
Captain John Guinness, H.E.I.C.S. He was educated at New College,
London, and carried on evangelistic work in England and Ireland and
other countries. In conjunction with his wife he founded in 1873 the
East London Institute for the training of young men for home
evangelization and foreign missions. Gradually, however, as Bible
training institutions sprang into existence both in America and in this
country, the preparation of workers was concentrated on the foreign
field only. In the course of 37 years the one training institution has
developed into three, and four foreign missionary movements, in
Central Africa, South America, and India, have sprung into existence,
the whole work being now known under the title of “The Regions
Beyond Missionary Union.” The Union is unsectarian. The Congo Balolo
Mission, which it supported, was instrumental in revealing certain
abuses of the Free State Administration, and Dr. Guinness at one time
took a prominent part in the agitation in this country.
Dr. Guinness was also the author (in conjunction with his late wife)
of several works on Prophecy, which have had large circulations, the
principal of these being “The Approaching End of the Age in the Light
of History, Prophecy, and Science,” which has gone to 14 editions. A
series of popular lectures delivered many years ago in Exeter Hall
were subsequently published under the title “Romanism and the
Reformation from the Standpoint of Prophecy.”
The book mentioned appears in a list of new books in The Times, of
Thu 7 Jul 1887 (pg. 12; Issue 32118; col E) with “Author of “Light for
the Last Days,” “Approaching End of the Age,” &c “
A report of the Congo Reform Association, with Dr. Grattan Guinness
mentioned as one of the attendees, appeared in The Times of Thu 8
Jul 1909 (pg. 8; Issue 39006; col E). This association issued a
statement critical of Belgian administration in the Congo and its
perpetuation of slavery.
Mary Geraldine Guinness worked for the China Inland Mission,
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travelling to China in 1888 and worked in Henan Province. She
married Frederick Howard Taylor, son of the founder of the China
Inland Mission, J Hudson Taylor. She was an author and there are
various publications on her and her husband’s experiences.
There are also references to other children of Henry Grattan
Guinness.
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Louisa Smith (18521913)
Edging, south:
Henry Smith (18731928)
Edging, east:
TO THE MEMORY OF OUR
BELOVED MOTHER
Edging, north:
LOUISA SMITH AND BROTHER HARRY
Louisa Smith, aged 61, of The Home for Incurables, Leamington, died
on 3 Sep 1913.
Henry Smith, aged 54, of King Edward VII Hospital, Windsor, died on
19 Jan 1928.
The death of Louisa Smith, aged 61, was registered 1913/Q2 Warwick.
The death of Henry Smith, aged 54, was registered 1928/Q1 Windsor.
4EE3
Blanche Lucy Harford
(1882-1958)
Colin Mattick Harford
(1889-1978)
Jane Ann Holley
(1844-1920)
Ethel Maud Bough
(1886-1976)
RIP
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
BLANCHE LUCY
THE BELOVED WIFE OF COLIN M. HARFORD
ALSO OF
COLIN MATTICK HARFORD
DIED 12TH MAY 1978
AGED 88 YEARS
Edging, north:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF JANE ANN HOLLEY DIED FEB. 14TH 1920.
The birth of Colin Mattick Harford was registered 1889/Q4 Frome.
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Edging, south:
ALSO OF ETHEL MAUD BOUGH DIED 26TH APRIL 1976. AGED 89 YEARS
Edging, east:
R•I•P
Notes
In the 1891 census at Nutty Coppice Farm, Nunney (Som):
Enoch Harford, aged 29, farmer, born at Westbury (Wilts), wife Kate,
aged 29, born at Cold Ashton (Glos), children: Colin, aged 1, born at
Nunney, and Gladys, aged 1 month, born at Nunney, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Manor Farm, Bukington (Wilts):
Colin M Harford, aged 11, nephew, born at Frome (Som).
The marriage of Colin M Harford to Blanche L Bough was registered
1925/Q4 Frome.
The death of Blanche L Harford, aged 76, was registered 1958/Q2
Surrey NW.
The death of Colin Mattick Harford, born on 24 Oct 1889, was
In the 1851 census at Conygarth, Cloford (Som):
Benjamin Holley, aged 38, carpenter, born at Cloford, wife Elizabeth,
aged 42, born at North Bruham (Som), children: Ann, aged 10, born at
Cloford, Jane, aged 8, born at Cloford, Elizabeth, aged 5, born at
Cloford, and John, aged 2, born at Cloford.
The death of Benjamin Holley, aged 57, was registered 1869/Q1
Frome.
In the 1871 census at the Rectory, Laverton (Som):
Jane Holly, aged 28, unmarried, servant, born at Cloford (Som).
In the 1871 census at 42 , Cloford (Som):
Elizabeth Holley, aged 61, widow, stem maker, born at North
Brewham (Som), children: John, aged 22, stem maker, born at
Cloford, and Lucy, aged 19, servant – domestic, born at Cloford, and a
visitor.
In the 1891 census at the household of Henry H Palairet at Chasley
House, Woolverton (Som):
Jane A Holley, aged 44, unmarried, servant, born at Cloford (Som).
In the 1901 census at the household of Rev Philip George at St
Winifreds, Sion Hill, Bath:
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Jane A Holley, aged 57, unmarried, servant – cook, born at Cloford
(Som).
The death of Jane A Holley, aged 76, was registered 1920/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of William Henry Bough to Lucy Holley was registered
1878/Q2 Frome.
The birth of Ethel Maud Bough was registered 1886/Q4 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Holley.
In the 1891 census at 1 Brynes Terrace, Bath:
William H Bough, aged 38, carpenter & joiner, born at Bath, wife
Lucy, aged 39, born at Cloford (Som), children: Blanche L, aged 9
born at Bath, and Ethel M, aged 4, born at Bath, and a visitor.
The death of Ethel Maud Bough, born on 26 Sep 1886, was registered
1976/Q2 Surrey NW.
See also 4EA5.
4EE4
Reginald Sinclair
Egerton (1859-1897)
IN MEMORY OF
REGINALD SINCLAIR EGERTON
WHO DIED IN JOHANNESBURG
MAY 18TH 1897 AGED 38 YEARS
OH FOR THE TOUCH OF A VANISHED HAND
AND THE SOUND OF A VOICE THAT IS STILL
Cross in stone carved to look like wood.
In the 1881 census at the residence of Maurice Mocatta, member of
the London Stock Exchange, and his family at Heatherdene House, St
Georges Road, Walton on Thames (Surrey):
Reginald S Egerton, aged 25, unmarried, commercial clerk, born at
Walmer (Kent).
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On the SS Trojan from Southampton to Cape Town which departed on
3 Oct 1890: R S Egerton, English.
On the SS Tantallon Castle from Southampton to South Africa which
departed on 30 Nov 1895 (a voyage of 63 days): R S Egerton, aged 46
(!), merchant.
No birth registration found. No entry in the 1871 census found. There
is only, at a hotel at Whitham (Essex): Reginald A Egerton, aged 20,
lodger, clerk in general port office, born at Parsonstown, Ireland.
National Archives Repository for Transvaal: TAB/MHG/LEER O/124841
date 1897 Egerton, Reginald Sinclair, remarks: nagelate eggenote
(surviving spouse) Isabel Winfred Egerton (geb Hutchinson).
There is a marriage of Isabel W Egerton registered 1903/Q1 St Geo H
Sq.
4EE5
Arthur Stewart (18551897)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ARTHUR STEWART
WHO DIED NOV. 22 1897
AGED 42 YEARS
The birth of Arthur Stewart was registered 1855/Q4 Hackney.
In the 1871 census at Chigwell Row (Essex):
Florence Stewart, aged 12, born at Bow (Middx), Lizzie Stewart, aged
11, born at Hackney, Madeline Stewart, aged 8, born at Hackney,
Jessie Stewart, aged 3, born at Hackney, Arthur Stewart, aged 16,
born at Hackney, Horace Stewart, aged 14, born at Hackney, Clement
Stewart, aged 13, born at Hackney, Percy Stewart, aged 8, born at
Hackney, and a servant.
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In the 1881 census at the “Lord Duncan”, Duncan Place, Hackney:
Sydney Stewart, aged 26, licensed victualler, born at Shoreditch,
Arthur Stewart, aged 25, licensed victualler, born at Hackney, Horace
Stewart aged 23, licensed victualler, born at Hackney, and three
servants. (Sydney, Arthur and Horace are all given a relationship of
‘son’ but no indication of the head of the household.)
The marriage of Arthur Stewart to Emily Jane Martin at St Mary the
Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1889/Q1 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 1 Terrace Walk (next to Allen’s Town House),
Bath:
Arthur Stewart, aged 35, wine merchant, born at Hackney, London,
wife Emily, aged 29, born Bath, and a servant.
The death of Arthur Stewart, aged 42, was registered 1897/Q4 Bath.
4EE6
Mary Annie Bainton
(1865-1937)
George Richard
Bainton (1859-1950)
TO THE MEMORY
OF
MARY ANNIE BAINTON
WHO PASSED OVER OCT. 23 1937
AT REST
AND OF
GEORGE RICHARD
DIED JAN. 27. 1950 AGED …
The marriage of George Richard Bainton to Mary Annie Large at Bath
The birth of George William Bainton was registered 1889/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Large.
In the 1891 census at 3 Eden Terrace, Bath:
George Richard Bainton, aged 30, foreman baker, born at Winsley
(Wilts), wife Mary Annie, aged 26, born at Batheaston (Som), son
George William, aged 1, born at Bath, and a lodger.
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In the 1901 census at 3 Eden Terrace, Bath:
George R Bainton, aged 40, foreman to baker, born at Bradford (Wilts)
wife Mary A, aged 36, born at Bath, and son George W, aged 11, born
at Bath.
The death of Mary A Bainton, aged 72, was registered 1937/Q4 Bath.
The death of George R Bainton, aged 90, was registered 1950/Q1
Bath.
4EE11
Edwin Lamborn
(1829-1904)
[IN LOVI[NG MEMORY OF OUR DEAR FATHER
EDWIN LAMBORN
(ROYAL INDIAN MARINE)
_ MARCH 1904 AGED 74
In the 1841 census at New Exchange Court, Charing Cross, London:
Harriet Lamborn, aged 30, Thomas Lambourn, aged 20, Edwin
Lamborn, aged 15, and Alfred Lambourn, aged 10.
The marriage of Edwin Lamburn (sic) to Martha Brooks was registered
1850/Q Strand.
In the 1851 census at 6 Broad Court, Westminster, London:
Edwin Lamborn, aged 21, whitesmith, born at Bath, and wife Martha,
aged 22, dressmaker, born at Bath. (At the same address, but a
separate household: Harriet Lamborn, aged 51, widow, laundress,
born at Bath, and son Alfred, aged 14, errand boy, born at Bath.)
The birth of Constance Caroline B Lamborn was registered 1870/Q1
Barnet.
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In the 1891 census at Lake Cottage, Wanstead (Essex):
Henry E Lambton, aged 60, retired chief engineer/civil Indian Naval
Service, born at Bath, wife Martha, aged 63, born at Cambridge,
children: Frances K Lambton, aged 31, widow, born at Scinde, India,
Frederick B, aged 23, tea expert, born at Bombay, Constance C B,
aged 21, born at Barnet, and Annie R, aged 19, born at Bombay, and
Horace F Ford, aged 11, grandson, born at Plaistow (Essex).
In the 1901 census at 54 Norfolk Road, Ilford (Essex):
Edwin Lamborn, aged 70, retired chief engineer H. M. Indian Service,
born at B[ath] (Somerset), wife Martha, aged 73, born at Cambridge,
and children: Constance, aged 31, born at Barnet (Herts), and Annie,
aged 29, born at Bombay, India.
The death of Edwin Lambourn, aged 74, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Edwin Lamborn, aged 74, of 3 St Lukes Rpad,
died on 25 May 1904.
(Sindh/Sind, a city and province, now in Pakistan, was captured by
the British under General Charles Napier in 1843. It is he who is said
to have ambiguously reported the capture with the single word
‘peccavi’ which is the Latin for ‘I have sinned’. This Charles James
Napier (1782-1853) lived in Bath for some time and his first wife is
buried at St Thomas à Becket.)
4EE16
Eliza Barrett (18321914)
North:
ELIZA, WIFE OF ARCHELAUS BARRETT WHO DIED 20TH AUGUST 1914 AGED 82
Archelaus Barrett
(1835-1923)
The marriage of Archelaus Barrett to Eliza Manners was registered
1859/Q1 Calne.
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In the 1871 census at High Street, Cricklade (Wilts):
Archelaus Barrett, aged 36, inspector of police, born at Minety
(Wilts), wife Eliza, aged 38, born at Heddington (Wilts), and children:
John, aged 10, born at Stratton St Margaret (Wilts), Edward, aged 9,
born at Highworth (Wilts), Eily, aged 8, born at Highworth, William,
aged 6, born at Cricklade, Clara, aged 3, born at Cricklade, and
Penelope, aged 7 months, born at Cricklade.
In the 1891 census at the Police Station, New Road, Langley Burrell
(Wilts):
Archelaus Barrett, aged 56, superintendant of police, born at Minety
(Wilts), wife Eliza, aged 58, born at Heddington (Wilts), children:
Clara, aged 23, born at Cricklade (Wilts), Penelope, aged 21, born at
Cricklade, and Rose Annie, aged 19, born at Cricklade, Ethel Barrett,
aged 5, grand-daughter, born at Attworth (Wilts), and a prisoner in
custody.
In the 1901 census at 36 New Road, Langley Burrell (Wilts):
Archelaus Barrett, aged 67, police pensioner, born at Minty (Wilts),
wife Eliza, aged 65 (!), born at Heddington (Wilts), daughter Clar[a],
aged 28 (!), born at Cricklade (Wilts), and Lillian Barrett, aged 14,
grand-daughter, born at Attworth (Wilts).
The death of Eliza Barrett, aged 82, was registered 1914/Q3 Bath.
Archelaus Barrett, born on 18 Jan 1835, son of Eleanor Barrett, died
on 15 Apr 1923 at Bath [IGI].
4EE17
Sarah Ann Ramsey
(1856-1916)
Alfred James Ramsey
(1857-1929)
Mary Ramsey (18841948)
IN
MEMORY OF
SARAH ANN
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
ALFRED RAMSEY
WHO FELL ON SLEEP APRIL 15TH 1916
AGED 60 YEARS
IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY PSA. 16.11
-
ALSO
ALFRED JAMES RAMSEY
WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR 25TH 1929
AGED 72 YEARS
DEATH IS SWALLOWED UP IN VICTORY
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AND
MARY RAMSEY
YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 64 YEARS.
Notes
mother’s maiden name: Berry.
William Ramsey, aged 42, coal merchant, born at Bath, wife
Elizabeth, aged 44, born at Keynsham, children: Sarah, aged 12, born
at Bath, Mary, aged 9, born at Bath, William, aged 7, born at Bath,
and Alfred J, aged 4, born at Bath, and a boarder.
The marriage of Alfred James Ramsey to Sarah Ann Hobbs at St
Alfred J Ramsey, aged 34, coal merchant & haulier, born at Bath, wife
Sarah A, aged 35, born at Bath, children: Florence M, aged 9, born at
Bath, Mary, aged 7, born at Bath, and Albert A, aged 1, born at Bath,
two boarders and a servant.
The death of Alfred J Ramsey, aged 72, was registered 1929/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Ramsey, aged 64, was registered 1948/Q4 Bath.
4EE18
Ella Louisa Jane
Margary (1853-1938)
Henry Joshua Margary
(1811-1876)
Louisa Jane Margary
(1823-1913)
Mary Elizabeth
Augusta Margary
(1855-1946)
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ELLA LOUISA JANE,
AT REST JULY 22ND 1938
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
MAJOR GENERAL H. J. MARGARY, R.E.
AND LOUISA, HIS WIFE.
ALSO OF
MARY ELIZABETH AUGUSTA
AT REST JUNE 23RD 1946.
SECOND DAUGHTER OF
MAJOR GENERAL H. J. MARGARY, R.E.
AND LOUISA, HIS WIFE
From The Times of Wed 1 Sep 1830 (p 2; Issue 14320; col B): From the
LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aug. 31. St. James's-Palace, Aug. 25 in
the list from the War Office has Gentleman Cadet Henry Joshua
Margary as one of “The undermentioned Cadets of the Hon. East India
Company’s Service, to have temporary rank as Ensigns during the
period of their being placed under the command of LieutenantColonel Pasley, of the Royal Engineers, at Chatham for field
instructions in the art of Sapping and Mining”.
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The marriage of Henry Joshua Margary to Louisa Jane Layard was
registered 1841/Q3 Stamford.
In the 1871 census at 14 Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, London:
Henry J Margary, aged 59, Major General R E (retired), born at
Hornchurch (Essex), wife Louisa J, aged 47, born at Uffington (Lincs),
children: Aubyn H, aged 22, clerk in assurance office, born in the East
Indies, Arthur C, aged 20, clerk in money & diocaint (?) brokers, born
in the East Indies, Ella L J aged 18, born in the East Indies, Mary E A,
aged 16, born in the East Indies, Caroline G, aged 14, born in the East
Indies, Flora, aged 12, born at Brighton, Blanche, aged 11, born in the
East Indies, Edith, aged 9, born in the East Indies, Alice C J, aged 7,
born in the East Indies, Katharine H, aged 6, born at Brighton, and
Anna M, aged 4, born at Kensington, and three servants.
The death of Henry Joshua Margary, aged 64, was registered 1876/Q1
Axbridge.
In the 1881 census at The Rectory, near Knapton Road, Swafield
(Norfolk):
John Thomas Layard, aged 30, widower, rector of Swafield, born at
Uffington (Lincs), Ella Louisa J Margary, aged 28, unmarried, niece,
annuitant, born in the East Indies British Subject, Caroline G Margary,
aged 24, unmarried, niece, annuitant, born in the East Indies, British
Subject, and two servants.
In the 1881 census at Villa Vidette, Weston super Mare (Som):
Louisa J Margary, aged 57, widow of Major General, born at Uffington
(Lincs), children: Mary E A, aged 26, born in India, Flora, aged 22,
born at Brighton, Blanche, aged 21, born in India, Edith, aged 19,
born in the East Indies, Alice _ _ , aged 17, born in the East Indies,
Katherine H, aged 16, born at Brighton, and Anna, aged 14, born in
London, and three servants.
The death of Louisa J Margary, aged 89, was registered 1913/Q2
Ticehurst (Kent).
There is an entry for Henry Joshua Margary in Dictionary of Indian
Biography by C. E. Buckland. London: Swan Sonnenschein & Co., 1906.
Augustus Raymond Margary (1846-1875)
Born on 26 May 1846 at Belgaum, Karnataka, India third son of Major
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Notes
General Henry Joshua Margary. Educated in France, Brighton College
and University College, London. He joined the foreign service and was
posted to China in 1867. He was consul in Formosa in 1870. There are
references to him in Plant Hunting in China by E H M Cox, 1945 and an
entry in the Dictionary of British and Irish Botanists and
Horticulturalists by Ray Desmond, London: The Natural History
Museum (2007 edition, p467). In 1874 he was sent from Shanghai to
Bhamo in Upper Burma, a journey that took six months. On returning
to Shanghai, he and his personal staff were murdered at Tengyue on
21 Feb 1875. This caused a diplomatic incident (the “Margary affair”)
and the British government entered into talks with the Qing
government which led to the Chefoo Convention in 1876.
Notes of Journey from Hankow to Ta-Li-Fu. Margary, Augustus
Raymond London: Royal Geographical Society. 1876. 27pp
The Journey of Augustus Raymond Margary, from Shanghae to Bhamo,
and Back to Manwyne: From His Journals and Letters, with a Brief
Biographical Preface. London: Macmillan and co., 1876.
The Margary Affair and the Chefoo Agreement. Wang, Shên-tsu.
London, New York: Oxford University Press, 1940.
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William Harrison
Roadhouse (19021919)
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM HARRISON
DEARLY LOVED SON OF
FRED & ELSIE ROADHOUSE
AGED 16 YEARS
“SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP”
Elsie Kate Roadhouse
(1869-1955)
Frederick William
Roadhouse (1874-)
North:
ELSIE KATE ROADHOUSE
DIED APRIL 9TH 1955
AGED 86 YEARS,
The birth of Frederick William Roadhouse was registered 1875/Q1
Bath, mother’s maiden name Carpenter. (From BathBMD the
registration was in 1874.)
In the 1881 census at 3 Elm Place, Wells Road, Bath:
William Roadhouse, aged 36, silk mercer general draper & outfitter,
born at Elmsall (Yorks), wife Mary A, aged 34, born at Bath, children:
Jennie B, aged 8, born at Bath, Fred Wm, aged 6, born at Bath, and
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Notes
George H, aged 3, born at Bath, Robert Bryant, aged 83, widower,
uncle, retired silk mercer, born at Bathwick, and a servant.
The marriage of Frederic William Roadhouse to Elsie Kate Neems was
registered 1897/Q4 Cheltenham.
In the 1901 census at 35 Belgrave Crescent, Bath:
Frederick W Roadhouse, aged 26, general draper, born at Bath, and
Elsie K Roadhouse, aged 31, general draper, born at Luckington
(Wilts), both boarders.
The birth of William Harrison Roadhouse was registered 1902/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Neems.
The death of William H Roadhouse, aged 16, was registered 1919/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elsie K Roadhouse, aged 86, was registered 1955/Q2
Surrey Mid E.
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Julia Clark (18531915)
Charles Clark (18521932)
IN
MEMORY OF
JULIA,
BELOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES CLARK
WHO PASSED AWAY MAY 28TH 1915
AGED 62.
ALSO OF CHARLES CLARK,
DIED JANUARY 12TH 1932,
IN HIS 80TH YEAR
The marriage of Charles Clark to Julia Clarke at St Thomas à Becket,
In the 1881 census at 22 Thomas Street, Bath:
Charles Clark, aged 28, commercial clerk to linen draper & outfitter,
born at Bath, and wife Julia, aged 28, born at Ilminster (Som).
Charles Clark, aged 38, accountant, born at Bath, wife Julia, aged 38,
born at Ilminster (Som), children: Gertrude J, aged 9, born at Bath,
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Inscriptions
Notes
Percival C, aged 6, born at Bath, and William B, aged 3, born at Bath,
five lodgers, a servant and a visitor.
In the 1901 census at 9 Edgar Buildings, Bath:
Charles Clark, aged 48, outfitter – employer, born at Bath, wife Julia,
aged 48, born at Bath, children: Gertrude J, aged 19, outfitter’s
assistant, born at Bath, Percival C, aged 16, born at Bath, and William
B, aged 3, born at Bath, and a servant.
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George Sealey Nash
(1848-1915)
IN
EVER LOVING MEMORY
OF
GEORGE SEALEY NASH
WHO PASSED AWAY SEPTEMBER 16. 1915
AGED 67.
The birth of George Sealey Nash was registered 1848/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Sealey.
Jas Nash, aged 35, books & news ag[ent], born at Trowbridge W, wife
Mary A, aged 7, born at Bath, children: Elizth, aged 11, born at Bath,
Theresa, aged 5, born at Bath, and Geo., aged 2, born at Bath, and a
servant.
James Nash, aged 55, widower, bookseller & newsagent, born at
Trowbridge (Wilts), Elizabeth North, aged 31, married, daughter,
housekeeper, born at Bath, George C Nash, aged 22, son, assistant in
shop, born at Bath, Sydney S Nash, aged 17, son, tailor, born at Bath,
a servant, and Thomas J North, aged 6, grandson, born at Chelsea
(Middx).
The marriage of George Sealey Nash to Winifred Sarah Young was
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Notes
In the 1881 census at 5 Stanley Road, Bath:
George S Nash, aged 32, stationers assistant, born at Bath, and wife
Winifred S, aged 34, born at Bath, both lodgers.
The death of Winifred Sarah Nash, aged 36, was registered 1884/Q3
Bath.
James F Nash, aged 75, widower, newsagent, born at Trowbridge
(Wilts), Elizabeth H North, aged 51, widow, daughter, housekeeper,
born at Bath, Dora W Nash, aged 8, grand daughter, born at Bath, and
a servant.
The marriage of George Sealey Nash to Sophia Mariner Brymer was
registered 1894/Q1 Fulham.
George Nash, aged 52, stationer & newsagent, born at Bath, wife
Sophie, aged 42, born in London, and daughter Dora, aged 19, born at
Bath.
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Wilfred Tennyson
Lane (1902-1916)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
WILFRED TENNYSON
DEARLY LOVED & ONLY SON OF
WILLIAM & ROSINA LANE
AGED 13 YEARS
William Daniel Lane
(1878-1964)
Rosina Harriet Lane
(1880-)
North:
Albert Edward Lane
(1880-1939)
ALSO OF
ALBERT EDWARD LANE
DIED JULY 19TH 1939
IN HIS 59TH YEAR.
The marriage of Samuel Janes to Elizabeth Dando was registered
1878/Q4 Keynsham.
The birth of Rosina Harriet Janes was registered 1880/Q2 Keynsham,
mother’s maiden name: Dando.
In the 1881 census at Quarry Road, Newton St Loe (Som):
Eliza Janes, aged 70, widow, of no occupation, born at Bath, Samuel
Janes, aged 36, agricultural labourer, born at Newton St Loe,
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Notes
Elizabeth Janes, aged 24, daughter in law, born at Paulton (Som),
Alice Janes, aged 2, grand-daughter, born at Newton St Loe, and
Rosina Janes, aged 11 months, grand-daughter, born at Newton St
Loe.
In the 1891 census at Park Road, Newton St Loe (Som):
Samuel Janes, aged 45, agricultural labourer, born at Newton St Loe,
wife Elizabeth, aged 34, and children: Rosina, aged 10, born at
Newton St Loe, Florence, aged 6, born at Newton St Loe, Arthur, aged
5, born at Newton St Loe, Albert, aged 3, born at Newton St Loe,
Anne, aged 1, born at Newton St Loe, and Wilfred, aged 4 months,
born at Newton St Loe.
The marriage of Daniel Lane to Emily Kirkham was registered 1877/Q1
Bath.
The birth of Emily Louisa Lane was registered 1877/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Kirkham.
The birth of William Daniel Lane was registered 1878/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Kirkham.
The birth of Albert Edward Lane was registered 1880/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Kirkham.
The birth of Thomas Lane was registered 1882/Q3 Bath, mother’s
The birth of Kate Lane was registered 1884/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden
name: Kirkham.
The birth of Frederick Lane was registered 1886/Q2 Bath, mother’s
The birth of Arthur Lane was registered 1888/Q2 Bath, mother’s
The birth of Walter Lane was registered 1890/Q4 Bath, mother’s
In the 1891 census at Chapel Court, Bath:
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Notes
Daniel Lane, aged 37, porter, born at Bath, wife Emily, aged 37, born
at Bath, children: Emily, aged 14, born at Bath, Wm, aged 12, born at
Bath, Albert, aged 10, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 8 born at Bath,
Kate, aged 7, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 5, born at Bath, Alfred,
aged 2, born at Bath, and Walter, aged 2, born at Bath.
The death of Albert Edward Lane, aged 58, was registered 1939 Bath.
The marriage of William Daniel Lane to Rosina Harriet Janes was
William D Lane, aged 22, dairyman – employer, born at St James,
Bath, wife Rosina H, aged 21, born at Bath, and daughter Hilda, aged
1 day, born at Bath.
The birth of Wilfred Tennyson Lane was registered 1903/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Janes. (From BathBMD the event occurred in
1902.)
The death of Wilfred Tennyson Lane, aged 13, was registered 1916/Q1
Bath.
The death of William Daniel Lane, aged 64 was registered 1943 Bath.
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George Morris (18441919)
Harriett Sarah Morris
(1840-1925)
Henry John Morris
(1869-1943)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE MORRIS OF THIS CITY
DIED OCT. 28TH 1919. AGED 75 YEARS.
AND OF HIS WIFE
HARRIETT SARAH
DIED JAN. 29TH 1925. AGED 85 YEARS.
ALSO THEIR SECOND SON
HENRY JOHN MORRIS,
DIED JUNE 8TH 1943, AGED 74 YEARS.
The birth of George Morris was registered 1844/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Gane.
The birth of William Morris was registered 1849/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Gane.
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Notes
John Morris, aged 50, carpenter, born at Frome (Som), wife Harriet,
aged 52, born at Midsomer Norton (Som), and children: John, aged 28,
born at Camerton (Som), George, aged 19, gas fitter, born at
Camerton, and William, aged 13, born at Camerton.
The marriage of George Morris to Harriett Sarah Adams at St Mark,
Lyncombe was registered 1865/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Henry John Morris was registered 1869/Q1 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Adams.
In the 1871 census at 19 Oak Street, Bath:
George Morris, aged 30, master carpenter employing two apprentices,
born at Dunkerton (Som), wife Harriet, aged 29, grocer’s shop-keeper,
born at Bath, and children: George A, aged 5, born at Bath, and John,
In the 1881 census at 9 Manvers Street, Bath:
George Morris, aged 36, builder, born at Dunkerton (Som), wife
Harriet S, aged 37, born at Bradford (Wilts), and children: George F,
aged 14, carpenter’s apprentice, born at Bath, John H, aged 12, born
at Bath, Edmund, aged 8, born at Bath, Harriet E, aged 5, born at
Bath, Frederick, aged 2, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 9 months, born
at Bath.
George Morris, aged 46, carpenter & builder – employer, born at
Dunkerton (Som), wife Harriett, aged 48, born at Trowbridge (Wilts),
and children: Henry J, aged 21, carpenter, born at Bath, Edmund,
aged 17, carpenter, born at Bath, Harriett S aged 15, assistant, born
at Bath, Frederick, aged 13, born at Bath, and Emily S, aged 10, born
at Bath.
George Morris, aged 56, carpenter & joiner, born at Dunkerton (Som),
wife Harriett S, aged 58, born at Bradford (Wilts), children: Henry J,
aged 32, carpenter, born at Bath, and Emily S, aged 20, born at Bath,
and a boarder.
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Names
Clara Victoria
Donisthorpe (18371919)
George Thomas
Donisthorpe (18311897)
Inscriptions
Notes
See also 2NS14.
IN
MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED AUNT
CLARA
VICTORIA DONISTHORPE
WIDOW OF
GEORGE THOMAS DONISTHORPE
WHO DIED IN BATH OCT. 8TH 1919
“JESU GRANT ME THIS I PRAY
EVER IN THY HEART TO STAY”
The marriage of George Thomas Donisthorpe to Clara Victoria Cowie
was registered 1858/Q3 Bridgwater.
George T Donisthorpe, aged 30, newspaper editor, born at
Wolverhampton (Staffs), wife Clara V, aged 23, born at Lopen (Som),
and a servant.
The death of George Thomas Donisthorpe, aged 66, was registered
1897/Q3 Poole.
In the 1901 census at Glengarnock, Dumchine Road, Bournemouth:
Clara V Donisthorpe, aged 63, widow, living on own means, born at
Lopen (Som), Lilian G Jeeves, aged 28, unmarried, niece, born at
Exeter, and a servant.
The death of Clara Victoria Donisthorpe, aged 82, was registered
1919/Q4 Bath.
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Names
Andrew Craighead
(1829-1918)
Fanny Craighead
(1835-1919)
Inscriptions
East:
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY
North:
OUR DEAR FATHER ANDREW CRAIGHEAD WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1918. AGED 89.
South:
OUR DEAR MOTHER FANNY CRAIGHEAD WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1919. AGED 74.
In the 1891 census at 25 Market Place, Inverurie (Aberdeenshire):
Andrew Craighead, aged 60, watchmaker & jeweller, born at
Newburgh (Fife), wife Fanny, aged 45, born in England, and children:
Ellen Margaret, aged 17, born at Inverurie, Fanny Isabel, aged 15,
born at Inverurie, Andrew Edward, aged 12, born at Inverurie, and
William Henry, aged 9, born at Inverurie.
In the 1901 census at 25½ Market Place, Inverurie (Aberdeenshire):
Andrew Craighead, aged 70, watchmaker & jeweller, born at
Newburgh (Fife), wife Fanny, aged 58, born in England, and a servant.
The death of Fanny Craighead, aged 74, was registered 1919/Q3 Bath.
4EE27
Robert Nash (18341915)
In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ROBERT NASH. M.R.C.S. ENG.
WHO DIED 5TH SEPT 1915
AGED 81.
In the 1861 census at Church Parade, Keynsham (Som):
Robert Nash, aged 27, unmarried, boarder, a member of The Royal
College of Surgeons registered in practice, born at Weston super mare
(Som).
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1871 census at Rose Cottage Hatch Beauchamp (Som):
Anne Burcher?, aged 67, widow, born at Bridgwater, Robert Nash,
aged 38, surgeon, born at Weston super Mare, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Duncan Villa, Southside, Weston super Mare:
Robert Nash, aged 68, unmarried, retired surgeon, born at Weston
super Mare, two servants, Lucy M Chapman, aged 64, cousin, widow,
boarding house keeper, born at Huntspill (Som), and Lucy H Chapman,
aged 35, unmarried, cousin, boarding house keeper, born at Banwell
(Som).
The death of Robert Nash, aged 81, was registered 1915/Q3 Bath.
4EE28
Lavinia Patten (18361922)
John Joseph Richards
(1862-1930)
Elizabeth Richards
(1858-1935)
Jane Morgan (18421930)
In
Loving Memory
_ OF _
LAVINIA PATTEN
DIED JANUARY 28TH 1922.
AGED 86
SAFE HOME
Also of
JOHN J RICHARDS
FELL ASLEEP FEBY 5TH 1930.
AGED 68
REST AFTER WEARINESS
Also of ELIZABETH
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
CALLED HOME MARCH 30TH 1935
AGED 77
TOGETHER WITH THE LORD
Also of JANE MORGAN
DIED MARCH 13TH 1930.
AGED 88
HE HATH DONE ALL THINGS WELL.
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The birth of John Joseph Richards was registered 1862/Q1 Newton
Abbot.
In the 1871 census at 13 Abbotts Row, Milbourne Port (Som):
Thomas Patten, aged 29, glove cutter, born at Charlton Horethorn
(Som), and wife Lavinia, aged 30, glove maker, born at Corton
Denham (Som).
In the 1881 census at Russell Place, Milbourne Port (Som):
Thomas Patten, aged 39, leather glover, born at Charleton Horethorn
(Som), and wife Lavinia, aged 40, born at Charleton Horethorn.
The marriage of John Joseph Richards to Elizabeth Cozens at Bath
In the 1901 census at 3 St Marks Terrace, Bath:
John J Richards, aged 39, carpenter journeyman, born at Haytor Vale
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Inscriptions
Notes
(Devon), wife Elizabeth, aged 43, born at Corton Denham (Som), two
boarders and a servant.
In the 1901 census at North Street, Milbourne Port (Som):
Lavinia Paten, aged 60, widow, forewoman leath. glove factory, born
at Corton Denham (Som).
The death of Jane Morgan, aged 88, was registered 1930/Q1 Bath.
The death of John Joseph Richards, aged 68, was registered 1930/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Richards, aged 77, was registered 1935/Q2
Bath.
4EE29
Claude J H Rawlings
(1896-1918)
IN
Loving Memory of
Alice Ellen Rawlings
(1871-1933)
THE BELOVED SON OF
S. AND A. RAWLINGS,
WHO DIED FOR HIS COUNTRY OCT. 1918,
AGED 22 YEARS.
Sidney James
Rawlings (1868-1945)
CLAUDE
Also of
ALICE ELLEN,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
SIDNEY JAMES RAWLINGS,
WHO DIED JULY 19TH 1933,
AGED 62 YEARS.
And of
SIDNEY JAMES RAWLINGS,
AGED 77 YEARS
In the 1881 census at the Devonshire Arms, 1 Forefield Place, Bath:
John C J Rawlings, aged 42, brewer & licensed victualler employing 2
men, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), wife Mary A, aged 40, born at Bath,
children: Florence R, aged 16, born at Cheltenham, Sydney L, aged
13, born at Bath, Edith B, aged 11, born at Bath, Laura M, aged 9,
born at Bath, Frank, aged 7, born at Bath, and Gilbert N, aged 22
months, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Neville Street, Cardiff:
Sydney J Rawlings, aged 23, unmarried, boarder, practical brewer,
born at Bath.
The marriage of Sidney James Rawlings to Alice Ellen Webb was
registered 1895/Q4 Bedwellty.
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Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Claud J H Rawlings was registered 1896/Q4 Bedwellty.
C J H Rawlings, Private 201075 Royal Air Force, secondary regiment:
Gloucestershire Regiment 4th Battalion, died on 12 Aug 1918, buried
Bath Abbey Cemetery, grave reference: East border. 4. E. 29.
[CWGC].
The death of Alice E Rawlings, aged 62, was registered 1933/Q3
Wolverhampton.
4EE30
Reynold Godfrey
Palmer (1860-1916)
REYNOLD
GODFREY PALMER
OF ARUNDEL ESTATE
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
HELD IN BELOVED REMEMBRANCE
BY HIS WIFE & CHILDREN
1860-1916
“AFTER LIFE’S FITFUL FEVER, HE SLEEPS WELL”
The death of Sydney J Rawlings, aged 77, was registered 1945/Q2
Eastbourne.
Passenger on the P&O liner SS Mongolian from London to Penang
leaving in 13 Jun 1912: Mr R G Palmer, travelling first class.
Passenger on the SS Medina from Colombo to Plymouth, arriving on 10
Aug 1913: Mr R G Palmer, planter, aged 53, last permanent residence:
Straits Settlements.
The death of Reynold Godfrey Palmer, aged 56, was registered
1916/Q3 Keynsham. From the burial book: Reynold Godfrey Palmer,
aged 56, of Brislington house, Brislington, died on 28 Jul 1916.
Macbeth Act 3 Scene 2 spoken by Macbeth, in reference to Duncan
being in his grave “After life's fitful fever he sleeps well. Treason has
done his worst. Nor steel nor poison, malice domestic, foreign levy,
nothing can touch him further.”
The Straits Settlements – which existed under that name from 1826 to
1946 –comprised Malacca, Penang and Singapore and was distinct from
the Federated States of Malaya. Presumably the Arundel Estate was in
Penang but its location has not been found.
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Names
Minnie Grant (18731934)
Charles Edward Grant
(1869-1956)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MINNIE
THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF
CHARLES E GRANT
DIED AUG 16TH 1934
ALSO
CHARLES E
HER HUSBAND
DIED FEB 8TH 1956
UNITED
White granite speckled with black. Inscription barely visible and has
to be traced with a finger to read.
The birth of Charles Edward Grant was registered 1869/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Mills.
In the 1871 census at Cottage (by Bardnard Villas), Pulteney Road,
Bath:
James Grant, aged 40, market gardener, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth,
aged 38, born at Bath, and children: Thomas J, aged 16, gardener,
born at Bath, Sarah A, aged 14, born at Bath, William H, aged 9, born
at Bath, Georgina, aged 5, born at Bath, and Charles E, aged 1, born
at Bath.
James Grant, aged 60, fruiterer & greengrocer, born at Bath, wife
Elizabeth, aged 55, born at Bath, and son Charles E, aged 20, grocer’s
assistant, born at Bath.
The marriage of Charles Edward Grant to Minnie Nelson was registered
1897/Q3 Lambeth.
The death of Minnie Grant, aged 61, was registered 1934/Q3 Bath.
The death of Charles E Grant, aged 83, was registered 1956/Q1 Bath.
(In BathBMD this entry is Charles Edward Grant, aged 86.)
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Names
Henry Charles Hanks
(1875-1932)
Edith Evelyn Hanks
(1880-1947)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HENRY CHARLES HANKS
WHO PASSED AWAY NOV: 5TH 1932
AGED 57
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF MANY
HAPPY YEARS SPENT IN THE
COMPANY OF A LOYAL
AND DEVOTED HUSBAND
“HE IS NOT DEAD . HE IS JUST AWAY”
ALSO OF HIS DEAR WIFE
EDITH EVELYN
WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 19: 1947
AGED 67
RE-UNITED
The birth of Henry Charles Hanks was registered 1875/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Byrt.
In the 1901 census at 8 St Andrews Terrace, Bath:
William Hanks, aged 52, tailor own account, born at Bath, wife
Louisa, aged 48, born at Bath, and children: Harry C, aged 24,
builder’s clerk, born at Bath, and Albert C, aged 21, jeweller, born at
Bath.
The death of Henry Charles Hanks, aged 57, was registered 1932/Q4
Bath.
4EE34
Alison Janet Bogue
(1859-1913)
IN MEMORY OF
OUR PRECIOUS SISTER
ALISON JANET BO[G]UE
WHO FELL ASLEEP JUNE 11TH 1913
AGED 54
In the 1891 census at the home of Thomas & Elizabeth Elliott at 60
Pleas Road, Tunbridge (Kent):
Alison J Bogue, aged 32, unmarried, visitor, born in Ireland.
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In the 1901 census at the home of Thomas & Elizabeth Elliott at
Clansicarde House, Tunbridge Wells (Kent):
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Alison J Bogue, aged 42, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born
in Ireland.
The death of Alison Janet Bogue, aged 54, was registered 1913/Q2
Bath.
4EE35
Amy Spearing (18611917)
Eve Spearing (18651925)
In
Memory of
OUR BELOVED SISTER
AMY SPEARING
WHO ENTERED INTO LIFE JANY 9TH 1917.
SHE SEES THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY
ALSO OF
EVE SPEARING
WHO FELL ASLEEP ON FEBY 9TH 1925
“AT HOME WITH THE LORD”
-
In the 1881 census at Wrens Nest House, Crompton (Lancs):
Andrew Spearing, aged 31, general practitioner, born at Cork, wife
Elisabeth Jane, aged 33, born at Salford (Lancs), four children, Amy
Spearing, aged 21, unmarried, sister, born in Ireland, Anne Spearing,
aged 54, widow, mother, born in Ireland, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at “The Mount”, 12 Higher Albert Street, Barton in
Irwell (Lancs):
William H Hunter, aged 41, married, civil engineer, born at Cork, five
children, Florence Clayton, aged 26, Amy Spearing, aged 31,
unmarried, cousin born at Cork, and two servants.
The death of Amy Spearing, aged 56, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath.
The death of Eve Spearing, aged 69, was registered 1925/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Margaret Eddes
(1835-1915)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
Loving Memory of
MARGARET EDDES
WHO PASSED AWAY
ON FEBRUARY 3RD 1915
IN HER 80TH YEAR
SHE IS NOT DEAD. SHE DOTH NOT SLEEP
SHE WAS AWAKE FROM THE DREAM OF LIFE
In the 1871 census at 35 Castle Street, Luton (Beds):
Margaret Eddes, aged 35, unmarried, teacher, born at Dover, and a
visitor.
In the 1881 census at The Ferns, May Place Road, Bexley (Kent):
Margaret Eddes, aged 47, unmarried, school principle (sic), born at
Dover, Eveline M Delacour, aged 28, unmarried, partner, school
principle, born in Switzerland, a governess, four boarders and a
servant.
In the 1901 census at a boarding house at 3 Vane Street, Bath:
Margaret Eddes, aged 58, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Dover.
The death of Margaret Eddes, aged 79, was registered 1915/Q1 Bath.
4EE37
Eliza Jane Sendell
(1853-1915)
Mecklam Arthur
Sendell (1851-1931)
IN
Loving Memory
_ of _
ELIZA JANE,
BELOVED WIFE OF
MECKLAM ARTHUR SENDELL
26TH DECEMBER 1915,
AGED 62 YEARS
”UNTIL THE DAY BREAK. AND
THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY”
ALSO HER DEVOTED HUSBAND
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Names
Inscriptions
MECKLAM ARTHUR SENDELL
PASSED PEACEFULLY
25TH MAY 1931
AGED 80 YEARS
LOVE. TREASURED MEMORIES. HOPE
Notes
Chas Sendell, aged 39, painter & plumber, born at Bridgwater, wife
Eliza, aged 38, born at Bath, and children: Louisa Eth, aged 14, born at
Bath, Henry C B aged 12, born at Bath, Mecklam A, aged 10, born at
Bath, Fanny S, aged 8, born at Bath, Kate L, aged 7, born at Bath,
Albert, aged 5, born at Bath, Emily A, aged 4, born at Bridgwater, and
George A, aged 4 months, born at Bridgwater.
The marriage of Mecklam Arthur Sendell to Eliza Jane Ridge was
In the 1901 census at Wrington (Som):
Mecklam A Sendell, aged 50, solicitor’s clerk, born at Bath, wife Eliza
J, aged 47, born at Wedmore (Som), and children: William C R, aged
23, solicitor’s clerk, born at Wrington, Emily E, aged 20, born at
Wrington, and Beatrice, aged 1, born at Wrington.
The death of Eliza J Sendell, aged 62, was registered 1915/Q4
Axbridge.
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The death of Mecklam Arthur Sendell, aged 80, was registered 1931
Bath.
John Edward Ascott, aged 53, of 17 First Avenue, died on 25 Apr 1917
Alice Mary Ascott, aged 76, of 20 Gloucester Road, North Harrow, died
on 9 Nov 1943.
The birth of John Edward Ascott was registered 1864/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Webber.
The birth of Alice M M Brinkworth was registered 1867 Clifton.
In the 1871 census at 13 Albert Terrace, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath: John Ascott, aged 43, plaster[er], born at Bath, wife Charlotte,
aged 42, born at Oakhill (Som), children: James, aged 15, born at
Bath, Sarah, aged 14, born at Bath, William, aged 11, born at Bath,
Elizabeth, aged 9, born at Bath, John, aged 7, born at Bath,
Frederick, aged 4, born at Bath, and Albert and Edward, both aged 1,
born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 12 Lyncombe Place, Bath: Charles Brinkworth,
aged 40, baker, born at Calne (Wilts), wife Maria, aged 43, born at
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Longton (Staffs), and children: Emma C, aged 18, teacher, born at
Devizes (Wilts), Charles R, aged 16, baker, born at Bristol, Alice, aged
14, pupil teacher, born at Bristol, Florence, aged 12, monitor, born at
Bath, John, aged 10, born at Bath, Kathleen, aged 8, born at Bath,
Raymond, aged 4, born at Bath, and Edwin, aged 4, born at Bath.
In the 1891 census at 7 Caroline Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: John
Ascott, aged 63, house painter, born at Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 63,
born at Nettlebridge (Som), and son John, aged 27, unmarried, wood
carver, born at Bath.
(Nettlebridge is about 1km north of Oakhill.)
In the 1891 census at 12 Lyncombe Terrace, Bath: Charles Brinkworth,
aged 50, baker & corn factor, born at Calne (Wilts), wife Maria, aged
52, born at Longton (Staffs), children: Alice M M, aged 34, teacher at
elementary sch[ool], born at Bath, Florence E, aged 28, teacher at
elementary sch[ool], born at Bath, John N, aged 20, baker, born at
Bath, Kathleen, aged 18, teacher in elem[entary] school, born at
Bath, Raymond, aged 14, born at Bath, and Edwin J, aged 14, pupil
teacher, born at Bath.
The marriage of John Edward Ascott to Alice Maud Mary Brinkworth at
St Mark’s, Lyncombe was registered 1892/Q2 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 7 Caroline Buildings, Bath: John Ascott, aged 73,
widower, house painter – own account, born at Bath, John Edward
Ascott, aged 37, wood turner (foreman), born at Bath, Alice Maud
Ascott, aged 34, daughter in law, born at Bristol, John Charles Ascott,
aged 7, grandson, born at Bath, Sydney Robert Ascott, aged 6,
grandson, born at Bath, Albert Edward Ascott, aged 4, grandson, born
at Bath, and George Redvers, aged 1, born at Bath.
(‘Redvers’ became a popular forename after the exploits of Gen. Sir
Redvers Buller during the Boer War, particularly the relief of
Ladysmith in 1900 which led to national rejoicing.)
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John St Clair
Cotterell (1891-1917)
Inscriptions
Notes
JOHN ST CLAIR COTTERELL
[10TH] BATTALION
DIED AT WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL
MAY 13TH 1917
Christopher Sturge
Cotterell (1932-2002)
On plaque:
Eleanor Maud Stevens
(1888-1982)
CHRISTOPHER STURGE
COTTERELL
DIED 2nd NOVEMBER 2002
AGED 70 YEARS
TWO THINGS DEATH CANNOT TAKE AWAY
LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE
On inner surface of eastern border:
E. M. STEVENS
DIED 10TH MARCH 1982
On inner surface of southern border:
THOMAS …………………
…………… FEBRUARY …………
White headstone with black lettering. Has a maple leaf with CANADA
underneath. The lettering was renovated, possibly by the CWGC, in
2008.
The marriage of Frederic Fowler Cotterell to Eleanor Isaac was
registered 1855/Q3 Axbridge.
In the 1861 census at Bloomfield Place, Bath:
Fredk F Cotterell, aged 37, paper stainer, born at Bath, wife Eleanor,
aged 29, born at Montacute (Som), children: John S, aged 3, born at
Bath, Fanny F, aged 2, born at Bath, and Lucy B, aged 6 months, born
at Bath, and two servants.
The birth of Thomas Sturge Cotterell was registered 1865/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Isaac.
In the 1871 census at Hill House, St Michaels, Bristol:
John S Cotterell, aged 13, son of paper stainer employing 60 hands,
born at Bath, Henry F Cotterell, aged 12, born at Bath, Albert S J
Cotterell, aged 9, born at Bath, Thomas S Cotterell, aged 6, and a
visitor.
In Morris & Co. Commercial Directory & Gazetteer of Horfield 1876
COTTERELL Mr. Frederick Fowler, Horfield castle
In the 1881 census at Horfield Castle, Horfield (Glos):
Frederic F Cotterell, aged 57, paper hangings merchant, born at Bath,
wife Eleanor, aged 49, born at Yeovil, children: Henry F, aged 21,
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paper hangings merchant, born at Bath, Lucy B D, aged 20, born at
Bath, Albert P J, aged 19, civil engineer, born at Bath, Hannah P,
aged 17, born at Bath, Thomas S, aged 16, clerk, born at Bath, Fanny
S, aged 9, born at Bristol, and Ernest A S, aged 6, born at Horfield,
and two servants and a nurse.
From a description of the suburbs of Bristol in 1928
“Horfield Castle, standing near to the new Recreation Ground, is a
castle only in name. No castle ever existed in Horfield, and the name
of the building till 1851 seems to have been "Lambert’s House." In any
case, however, the house stands upon an ancient site, for, in the
occupancy of the late Mr. Cotterell, an old chamber with carved stone
was discovered.”
The marriage of Thomas Sturge Cotterell to Edith Maria Holmes was
registered 1886/Q1 Darlington.
In the 1891 census at 23 Elgin Park, Westbury/Trym (Glos):
Thomas S Cotterell, aged 26, paper hangings merchant, born at
Tyncombe & Midcombe (sic), Bath, wife Edith M, aged 24, born at
Stocton (sic) on Tees (Durham), children: Gladys E, aged 4, born at
Westbury/Trym, and Elenor M, aged 3, born at Westbury/Trym, and
three servants.
The birth of John St Clair Cotterell was registered 1891/Q4 Barton
Regis.
In the 1901 census at Abbey Lodge, Lyncombe Hill, Bath:
Thomas C Cotterell, aged 36 wall paper manufacturer, born at Bath,
wife Edith M, age 33, born at Stockton on Tees (Durham), four
children, a governess and three servants.
The death of Frederick Fowler Cotterell, aged 81, was registered
1904/Q2 Long Ashton.
In Apr 1911 Border Crossing at Detroit: John St C Cotterell, aged 19,
single, last permanent address: St Thomas, Canada, nearest relative:
father Thomas Cotterell, Lodge Lyn (?), Combe Down, Bath, England,
final destination: Upton (New York).
The death of John St C Cotterell, aged 26, was registered 1917/Q2 St
Geo H Sq (Westminster).
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J St C Cotterell, Private, 898307, 10th Battalion Canadian Infantry
(Alberta Regiment), died on 13 May 1917, buried at Bath Abbey
Cemetery, Grave reference: East border. 4. E. 39. [CWGC].
The birth of Christopher S Cotterell was registered 1932/Q4 Axbridge,
mother’s maiden name: Moroney.
The death of Christopher Sturge Cotterell, born on 1 Oct 1932, was
registered 2002/Nov Westminster.
The death of Eleanor Maud Stevens, born on 2 Apr 1888, was
registered 1982/Q1 Sedgemoor.
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Charles Henry Mills
(1857-1918)
Annie Maria Mills
(1860-1931)
BELOVED
CHARLES HENRY MILLS
JANUARY 2ND 1918, AGED 60.
“REDEEMED”
ALSO OF
HIS DEAR WIFE
ANNIE MARIA
FEBY 8TH 1931. 71 YEARS
The birth of Charles Henry Mills was registered 1857/Q4 Romford.
The birth of Anne Maria Richardson was registered 1860/Q1 Lewes.
In the 1861 census at 30 Copenhagen Place, Limehouse, London:
Charles Mills, aged 28, mariner, born at Barking, wife May, aged 23,
born at Ilford, children: Charles H, aged 3, born at Barking, and May
E, aged 1, born at Limehouse (Middx).
In the 1871 census at 21 Cotton Street, Limehouse, London:
Charles Mills, aged 38, foreman stevedore, born at Barking, wife
Mary, aged 33, born at Ilford, and children: Charles H, aged 13, born
at Barking, Mary E, aged 11, born at Limehouse, and Frederick, aged
3, born at Limehouse.
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The marriage of Charles Henry Mills to Annie Maria Richardson was
registered 1880/Q1 Stepney.
In the 1881 census at High Street, Ilford (Essex):
Charles Mills, aged 24, builders clerk, born at Barking, wife Annie
Maria, aged 21, born at Farnham (Sussex), and son Wilfred Chas, aged
2 months, born at Ilford.
In the 1901 census at 14 Milton Avenue, Prittlewell (Essex):
Charles H Mills, aged 43, estate & insurance agent own account, born
at Barking (Essex), wife Annie M, aged 41, born at Falmer (Sussex),
son Wilfred C, aged 20, clerk to his father, born at Ilford (Essex),
Richard E Richardson, aged 46, unmarried, brother in law, solicitors
clerk, born at Poplar, London, and a servant.
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The death of Charles Henry Mills was registered 1918 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: Ellen Georgina Ruth Cross, aged 31, of 5 Entry
Hill, died on 18 Jan 1916.
Ellen Georgina Ruth
Cross (1884-1916)
The birth Ellen Georgina Ruth Pemberton was registered 1884/Q1
Bath, mother’s maiden name Crease.
The marriage of Ellen Georgina Ruth Pemberton to Edward Landseer
Cross was registered 1914/Q2 Bath.
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Florence Wale (18611916)
Henry John Wale
(1828-1892)
………………
5TH DAUGHTER OF
THE REV. HENRY JOHN WALE M.A.
AND CAROLINE GREETHAM HALE
BORN JUNE 24 1861 DIED NOV. 30 1916.
Caroline Greetham
Wale (1828-1903)
The marriage of Henry John Wale to Caroline Greetham Prest was
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The birth of Florence Wale was registered 1861/Q3 Kingston.
In the 1871 census at Ridgway Road, Wimbledon (Surrey):
Henry J Wale, aged 43, rector of Folksworth (Hunts) & landowner,
born at Little Shelford (Cambs), wife Caroline G, aged 43, born at
Heslington, York, children: Matilda, aged 17, born at Marylebone,
London, Constance E, aged 14, born at Dublin, Margaret, aged 12,
born at Marylebone, Malcolm E H, aged 11, born at St Giles,
Cambridge, and Florence, aged 9, born at Teddington (Middx), and
two servants.
In the 1881 census at 3 Bassett Road, Kensington, London:
Henry J Wale, aged 53, curate Worcester Park, born at Little Shelford
(Cambs), wife Caroline G, aged 52, born at Heslington (Yorks),
children: Matilda A, aged 27, born at Paddington, Constance E, aged
24, born at Dublin, Margaret, aged 22, born at Paddington, Florence,
aged 19, born at Teddington (Middx), three servants and Charlotte K
Wale, aged 44, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at Sunninghill
(Berks).
The death of Henry John Wale, aged 61, was registered 1892/Q1
Brentford.
In the 1901 census at Clifton Lodge, Rotherfield (Sussex):
Caroline G Wale, aged 73, widow, living on own means, born at
Heslington, York, children: Matilda A, aged 47, born at Marylebone,
and Malcolm E H, aged 41, physician & surgeon, born at Cambridge,
and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 8 Johnstone Street, Bath:
Florence Wale, aged 38, unmarried, boarder, born at Teddington,
London.
The death of Caroline Greetham Wale, aged 75, was registered
1903/Q1 Uckfield.
The death of Florence Wale, aged 54, was registered 1916/Q4 Bath.
From the burial book: Florence Wale, aged 54, of 5 George Street,
Bath, died on 30 Nov 1916.
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Names
Thomas Vincent
Hoskins Crook (18351917)
Inscriptions
North:
Notes
THOMAS VINCENT CROOK 15TH JANUARY 1917
Thomas V Crook, aged 56, married, visitor, porter, born at Bath.
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Emma Eliza Shipley
(1868-1917)
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Elizabeth Blanche
Blaikie (1850-1917)
Eliza Blaikie (18501941)
Benjamin Blaikie
(1810-1891)
The death of Thomas Vincent Hoskins Crook, aged 82, was registered
1917/Q1 Bath.
No monument.
From the burial book: Emma Eliza Shipley, aged 48, of 15 Catherine
Place, and of South Town, Gt Yarmouth, died on 17 Apr 1917.
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ELIZABETH BLANCHE
SECOND DAUGHTER OF
BENJAMIN BLAIKIE OF BLACKHEATH
DIED OCT. 21ST 1917 AGED 67
ALSO ELIZA BLAIKIE
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
DIED MARCH 1ST 1941.
The birth of Elizabeth Blanche Blaikie was registered 1850/Q1 Poplar.
The birth of Emma Blaikie was registered 1850/Q4 Poplar.
In the 1861 census at Stratford Green, West Ham (Essex):
Benjamin Blaikie, aged 51, wine merchant, born at Limehouse
(Middx), wife Frances A, aged 41, born at Radcliff (Middx), children:
Alice A, aged 14, born at Poplar, John A, aged 12, born at Poplar,
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Elizabeth B, aged 10, born at Poplar, Emma, aged 10, born at Poplar,
Francis, aged 7, born at Stratford (Essex), Frances, aged 5, born at
Stratford, James, aged 2, born at Stratford, and James, aged 2, born
at Stratford, John Blaikie, aged 63, unmarried, brother, collector,
born at Southwark (Boro), and three servants.
The death of Benjamin Blaikie, aged 81, was registered 1891/Q1
Croydon.
Elizabeth B Blaikie, aged 50, unmarried, living on own means, born at
Poplar, London, Emma Blaikie, aged 50, unmarried, sister, living on
own means, born at Poplar, London.
The death of Elizabeth Blanche Blaikie, aged 68, was registered
1917/Q4 Bath.
The death of Emma Blaikie, aged 90, was registered 1941/Q1 Bath.
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Ruth Cobbett Guy
(1876-1919)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
RUTH COBBETT GUY.
WHO FELL ASLEEP 15 FEBRUARY 1915.
—
“SEVERED ONLY TILL HE COME”
—
n the 1871 census at 19 Adelaide Street, Kingston upon Hull (Yorks):
Charles Guy, aged 27, hair dresser, born at York, wife May, aged 36,
born at B[isho]p Norton (Yorks), and children: Albert N, aged 7, born
at Hull, Edith M, aged 6, born at Hull, Annie L, aged 4, born at Hull,
and Alice G, aged 11 months, born at Hull.
The birth of Ruth Cobbett Guy was registered 1877/Q1 Hull.
In the 1901 census at 5 Silvester Street, Sculcoates (Yorks):
Charles N Guy, aged 57, hairdresser employer, born at York, wife
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Mary, aged 67, born at Bishops Nat… (Yorks), children: Alice G, aged
30, hairdresser (assistant), born at Hull, Emma L, aged 29, school
teacher, born at Hull, Ellen J, aged 27, school teacher, born at Hull,
and Ruth C, aged 24, born at Hull, and Gladys Guy, aged 2, granddaughter, born at Scunthorpe (Yorks).
The death of Ruth Cobbett Guy, aged 42, was registered 1919/Q1
Bath.
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John Cunningham
(1846-1930)
IN SWEET AND CHERISHED MEMORY
OF
MOST BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
BORN NOV. 29TH 1846 DIED MARCH 19TH 1930
—
“REDEEMED”
Ethel Cunningham
(1871-1919)
Elizabeth Emma
Cunningham (18961958)
Edging, south
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR WIFE
ETHEL CUNNINGHAM, AT REST DEC: 28TH 1919
Edging, north:
IN LIVING MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE
ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM WHO DIED 16TH JUNE 1958 AGED 62.
Edging, east:
I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH
The birth of Ethel Montagu was registered 1871 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Bennett.
In the 1891 census at Bath Road, Woking (Surrey):
John Cunningham, aged 44, retired Spanish … merchant, born at
Liverpool, wife Maria, aged 42, born at W……… nr Sheffield, children:
Miriam A A, aged 10, born at Almeria (Spain), Thomas G, aged 4, born
at Almeria, Phebe M, aged 2, born at Woking, and Stephen J, aged 1,
born at Woking, and two servants.
The death of Maria Cunningham, aged 47, was registered 189/Q4
Bath.
The marriage of John Cunningham to Ethel Montagu was registered
1897/Q4 Bath.
John Cunningham, aged 54, retired Spanish merchant, born at
Liverpool, wife Ethel, aged 29, born at Bath, children: Thomas G,
aged 14, born at Almeria (Spain), Phebe M, aged 12, born at Woking
(Surrey), Stephen J, aged 10, born at Woking, and Philip, aged 8, born
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at Woking, and two servants.
The death of Ethel Cunningham, aged 48, was registered 1919/Q4
Bath.
The marriage of John Cunningham to Elizabeth Emma Davis was
The death of John Cunningham, aged 83, was registered 1930/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Emma Cunningham, aged 63, was registered
1958 Bath.
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Herbert Charles Toms
Gill (1872-1944)
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
HERBERT CHARLES TOMS GILL
ENTERED INTO REST
JUNE 2ND 1944, AGED 72.
ORGANIST OF ST JAMES’S CHURCH
42 YEARS.
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH
ALSO OF
CHRISTINA HARRIETTE GILL
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED 23RD FEB. 1948.
AGED 74.
Christina Harriette
Gill (1873-1948)
Esther Ann Waldie
(1841-1928)
Mary Elizabeth Perry
(1848-1920)
Edging, north:
ESTHER ANN WALDIE, DIED MAY 8TH 1928, AGED 86
Edging, south:
MARY ELIZABETH PERRY, DIED SEPT. 14TH 1920. AGED 72
The marriage of Charles Gill to Cecil Deen Toms was registered
1871/Q3 Wellington Som.
The birth of Herbert Charles T Gill was registered 1872/Q3
Bedminster.
The birth of Christina Harriette Waldie was registered 1873/Q3
Bristol.
In the 1881 census at Ashton Road, Long Ashton (Som):
Charles Gill, aged 34, solicitor’s general clerk registrar of marriages,
born at Wellington (Som), wife Cecil D, aged 33, born at Wellington,
and children: Herbert C T, aged 8, born at Long Ashton, and Cecil S
(daughter), aged 6, born at Long Ashton.
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The death of Cecil Deere Gill, aged 35, was registered 1883/Q3
Bedminster.
The marriage of Charles Gill to Susan Augusta Sawtell was registered
1888/Q4 Bristol.
In the 1891 census at Long Ashton (Som):
Charles Gill, aged 44, solicitors clerk, born at Wellington (Som), wife
Susan A, aged 35, born at St James, Bristol, children: Herbert Charles
Toms, aged 18, organist, born at Long Ashton, Susan Cecilia, aged 16,
born at Long Ashton, Irene Elizabeth, aged 4, born at Long Ashton,
and Elsie Mildred A, aged 1, born at Long Ashton, and Christina H
Waldie, aged 17, visitor, born at Bishopston (Glos).
In the 1901 census at 20 Tennyson Road, Bath:
Herbert Chas T Gill, aged 28, unmarried, nephew, organist, born at
Long Ashton (Som), Esther Ann Waldie, aged 59, widow, mother,
retired schoolmistress, born at Bristol, and Christiana Waldie, aged
24, unmarried, cook domestic, born at Bristol.
(The use of ‘nephew’ is ambiguous.)
The marriage of Herbert Charles T Gill to Christina H Waldie was
registered 1907/Q3 Long Ashton.
The death of Mary Elizabeth Perry, aged 72, was registered 1920/Q3
Bath.
The death of Esther Ann Waldie, aged 86, was registered 1928/Q2
Bath.
The death of Herbert Charles Toms Gill, aged 71, was registered
1944/Q2 Bath.
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John Thomas Milsom
(1869-1924)
The death of Christina Harriette Gill, aged 74, was registered 1948/Q1
Bath.
Edging. No MI found.
From the burial book: John Thomas Milsom, aged 55, of 60 Bloomfield
Avenue, died on 11 Jan 1924.
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Emma Kelly (18401924)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
LOVING MEMORY
OF
EMMA KELLY
APRIL 19TH 1924.
AGED 84,
—
AS FOR ME. I WILL BEHOLD THY FACE IN
RIGHTEOUSNESS. I SHALL BE SATISFIED
WHEN I AWAKE WITH THEY LIKENESS
PSALM XVII.15
The death of Emma Kelly, aged 84, was registered 1924/Q2 Bath.
From the burial book: Emma Kelly, aged 84, 3 Clarendon Villas,
Widcombe, died on 19 Apr 1924.
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Southern Border of Section 4
Southern side of border 2005
Southern side of border Oct 2007
Northern side of border Jan 2008
This border runs from the copper beech at its eastern end to the main path. It has northern and southern rows. The numbering starts at the main north-south path
increasing going eastwards.
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Inscriptions
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West:
Mary Simpson (17891860)
Notes
IN
MEMORY OF
MARY, WIFE OF
JOHN SIMPSO[N]
WHO DIED JANY 4TH ……
AGED 70 Y[EARS]
John Simpson (17871866)
East:
ALSO OF
JOHN SIMPSON
WHO DIED FEB: 10TH 1866
AGED 79 YEARS
John Simpson, aged 64, retired wine merchant, born at Mersea Island
(Essex), wife Mary, aged 62, born at Burnham (Essex), and servant.
The death of Mary Simpson, aged 70, was registered 1860/Q1 Bath.
In the 1861 census at 11 Henrietta Villas, Bath:
John Simpson, aged 74, widower, gentleman, born at Mersea Is[land]
(Essex), and a servant.
The death of John Simpson, aged 79, was registered 1866/Q1 Bath.
South:
7 lines of biblical quotations
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Thomas Carr (17881859)
South:
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
THE RIGHT REVD THOMAS CAR D.D.
FIRST BISHOP OF BOMBAY
—◊—
AFTER HIS RETURN FROM INDIA WHERE HE HAD SERVED FOR UPWARD
OF THIRTY FOUR YEARS SUCCESSIVELY AS CHAPLAIN ARCHDEACON AND BISHOP
HE FILLED THE OFFICE OF RECTOR OF BATH FOR FIVE YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS
AND DIED ON THE 5TH OF SEPTEMBER 1859 IN THE 72ND YEAR OF HIS AGE
Catherine Emily Carr
(1800-1880)
Mary Catherine Hobart
(1832-1914)
Vere Henry Hobart
(1818-1875)
THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT IS LOVE, JOY, PEACE LONG SUFFERING GENTLENESS GOODNESS
FAITH, MEEKNESS, TEMPERANCE AGAINST SUCH THERE IS NO LAW AND THEY THAT ARE CHRIST’S
HAVE CRUCIFIED THE FLESH WITH THE AFFECTIONS AND LUSTS GAL.V.22-24
IN THIS LIFE THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT WAS MANIFEST – IN HIS DEATH HE EXPRESSED NO HOPE BUT IN JESUS CHRIST
Jessie Sophia Norcott
(1851-1914)
North:
ALSO
CATHERINE EMILY CARR
WIDOW OF
THE RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP CARR
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“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED” PROV.XXX.1.28
—◊—
“JESUS SAID _ _ _ I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE” JOHN 71.25
—◊—
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY CATHERINE HOBART, WIDOW OF VERE HENRY LORD HOBART
DAUGHTER OF THE RIGHT REVEREND THOMAS CARR, FIRST BISHOP OF BOMBAY
SHE WAS BORN OCT. 2. 1832, DIED OCT. 24. 1914
GOD IS LOVE AND HE THAT DWELLETH IN LOVE DWELLETH IN GOD AND GOD IN HIM
ALSO OF JESSIE SOPHIA NORCOTT, FOR 30 YEARS HER FAITHFULL & WELL LOVED MAID & FRIEND BORN FEB. 9. 1851 DIED OCT. 24 1914
“IN THEIR DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED”
Baptised on 21 Feb 1883 at Bombay: Mary Catherine Carr, daughter of
Thomas & Catherine Emily Carr, date of birth: 2 Oct 1832 [IGI].
The marriage of Mary Catherine Carr to The Honble Vere Henry, Lord
Hobart was registered 1853/Q3 Marylebone.
The death of Thomas Carr was registered 1859/Q3 Bath.
Possible entry the 1871 census at 2 Queen Square, Bath:
Catherine C Heath (!), aged 70, widow, annuitant, born in the East
Indies, British Subject, daughter Isabella A, aged 47, born at Madras,
East Indies, and two servants.
Vere Henry Hobart, Governor of Madras, died of typhoid at Madras on
27 Apr 1875. There was an obituary in The Illustrated London News of
8 May 1875.
The death of Catherine Emily Carr, aged 80, was registered 1880/Q2
Bath.
The death of Mary C Hobart, aged 82, was registered 1914/Q4
Kensington.
From Alumni Cantabrigienses:
Thomas Carr
Adm. sizar at ST JOHN'S, June 10, 1809. [2nd s. of Thomas, of
Gomersal, Yorks. B. 1788.] Matric. Michs. 1809; Scholar, 1811; B.A.
1813. D.D. (Canterbury) 1831. Chaplain to the East India Company.
Archdeacon and Bishop of Bombay, 1836-51. R. of Bath, Somerset,
1854-9. Married (1) Elizabeth, dau. of James Farish, Esq., surgeon
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of Cambridge, May 21, 1814, at Gt St Mary's; (2) Catherine Emily,
dau. of Colonel Macmahon, E.I.C.S. Died Sept. 5, 1859, aged 71.
Buried at Bath. Father of William (1843). (Cant. Act Bk.; G. Mag.,
1859, II. 427.)
Hobart, Vere Henry (Lord) 1s. Augustus Edward, of Wellbourne, co.
Lincoln, cler. TRINITY COLL., matric 30 May, 1836, aged 17;
scholar 1836-42, B.A. 1840, governor of Madras, died 27 April,
1875.
The birth of Jessie Sophia Norcott was registered 1851/Q1 Newton
Abbot.
In the 1871 census at 12 Melbourne Street, Exeter:
Jessie S Norcott, aged 20, unmarried, visitor, servant, born at
Combeinteignhead (Devon).
From A History of the Church of England in India
Since the Early Days of the East India Company by Eyre Chatterton,
Bishop of Nagpur, London: SPCK, 1924 in Chapter XIV. The Diocese of
Bombay, 1837:
“When we turn from this description of the Bombay Presidency and
Diocese to its past history, we notice at once how closely the life of
the diocese and that of the Presidency have run side by side. The first
Archdeacon of Bombay was appointed just about the time when the
greater portion of the dominions of the Mahratta Peshwa passed into
the hands of the British. The Bombay Presidency, as we now have it,
reached its present size about the time of the appointment of the
first Bishop of Bombay. Barnes, the first Archdeacon of Bombay, was a
man of great energy and earnestness. He had been a College friend of
Bishop Heber. During his period no less than five Churches were built
at Surat, Thana, Kaira, Poona, and Baroda: all of which were
consecrated by his friend Bishop Heber during his visit to Bombay in
1824. Archdeacon Barnes was succeeded in the Archdeaconry by
Thomas Carr, who in the year 1837 was consecrated first Bishop of
Bombay. When he resigned, fourteen years later, he had served in
India as Chaplain, Archdeacon, and Bishop for thirty-four years, and
had only once visited England during that period, and that visit was
for his Consecration. He must have been a fine-looking man, judging
by his recumbent statue in Bombay Cathedral, and he certainly had a
magnificent constitution. To have endured the Bombay climate for
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thirty-four years without any of the amenities of life, punkahs, ice
and hill stations, which we now enjoy, was a rare thing in those
bygone days.”
From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VII (new series) Jul-Dec 1859, p427:
Sept. 5. At Bath, aged 71, the Right Rev. Thomas Carey, .D. (B.A.
1813), St. John’s College, Cambridge, Bishop of Bombay 1836 to 1851,
Rector of Bath (1854). The deceased prelate was educated at St.
John’s Cambridge, where, in 1813, he distinguished himself as senior
optime. In 1836 he was appointed Bishop of Bombay, but resigned in
1851, in consequence of ill health. In 1854, when the Hon. and Rev.
W. J. Brodrick became a resident canon at Wells, Bishop Carr was
appointed to succeed him in the Rectory of Bath; and during the five
years he had resided there, he won and retained the esteem of all
who came within the sphere of his ministry. Dr. Carr continued in his
usual good health, and zealously discharged his onerous duties, until
about three weeks ago, when he was seized with paralysis, which
rendered him completely prostrate. Feeling that he had finished the
work appointed for him to do on earth, his Lordship immediately
resigned his living, and though the hand of death lay heavily upon
him, he waited his period of dissolution with that calmness and
serenity which had ever marked his career through life. His Lordship’s
high social position never withdrew him from a familiar parochial
intercourse with his parishioners; and it must now be recorded of him
that as he was universally beloved in this city, his loss is now
universally regretted. The remains of the deceased prelate were
conveyed to their last earthly resting-place in the Widcombe
cemetery. The funeral left Lansdown-crescent at 10 o’clock, and
whilst passing Stall-street, was joined by the parochial clergy and
children of the Blue Coat Schools, who previously assembled in the
abbey church. The Burial Service was read by the Lord Bishop of the
Diocese, Lord Auckland.
A marble effigy of Bishop Carr, in repose, exists in Bombay’s St
Thomas Cathedral.
The National Portrait Gallery has: Thomas Carr by Richard James
Lane, printed by Michael and Nicholas Hanhart lithograph, 1852 11
3/4 in. x 9 5/8 in. (297 mm x 245 mm) paper size. Given by Austin
Lane Poole, 1956 (NPG D21776)
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Names
Alfred Hole (18951956)
Edith Hole (18971989)
Inscriptions
East:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALFRED HOLE. A BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER
WHO PASSED AWAY SEPT. 2. 1956, AGED 60 YEARS
Notes
West:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDITH HOLE, DIED 20TH OCT 1989, AGED 92 YEARS
The birth of Alfred Hole was registered 1895/Q3 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Dyer.
The marriage of Alfred Hole to Edith Williams at St Thomas à Becket,
The death of Alfred Hole, aged 61, was registered 1956/Q3 Bath.
The death of Edith Hole, born on 3 Jul 1897, was registered 1989/Oct
Bath.
See also GD8.
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Headstone. Severely delaminated and no MI evident.
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Names
Henrietta Ann
Shebbeare (18101893)
Inscriptions
On cross:
Frances Susan
Shebbeare (18431871)
West:
Notes
CRUX ..E SPES
VNICA
Henrietta Ann Shebbeare
Born 1. January 1810
Died 22 December 1893
East:
Frances Susan Shebbeare
Born 26 October 1843
Died 21 June 1871
Cross covered with ivy. Inscriptions on the white tier below the cross.
This grave spans both southern and northern rows. The monument was
blown over during high winds in early 2008. The southerly face is
inaccessible.
In the 1871 census at Mead Villa, Box (Wilts):
Henry Shebbeare, aged 74, retired general practitioner M.R.C.S., born
at Odiham (Hants), wife Henrietta A, aged 61, born at Gravesend
(Kent), children: Mary H, aged 29, born at Odiham, and Frances S,
aged 27, born at Odiham, and three servants.
The death of Frances Susan Shebbeare, aged 27, was registered
1871/Q2 Chippenham.
The death of Henry Shebbeare, aged 88, was registered 1885/Q2
Bath.
In the 1891 census at 5 Beaufort East, Bath:
Henrietta Ann Shebbeare, aged 81, widow, living on her own means,
born at Milton next Gravesend, daughter Mary H, aged 49, unmarried,
born at Odeham (Hants), Mary L Shebbeare, aged 23, unmarried,
great-niece, born at Wykham (Yorks), Monica C Shebbeare, aged 13,
great-niece, born at Wykeham (Yorks), and three servants.
The death of Henrietta Ann Shebbeare, aged 83, was registered
1893/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Henrietta Shebbeare, aged 53, was registered
1894/Q4 Bath.
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Charles Venables
(1790-1872)
Emma Venables (18151897)
Inscriptions
West (upper band on 1 line):
THOU SHALT COME TO THY GRAVE IN A FULL AGE LIKE AS A SHOOK OF CORN
COMETH IN HIS SEASON
Notes
West (lower band on 2 lines):
IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF CHARLES VENABLES. ESQ. LATE OF HAMPTON
GAY HOUSE ……………
BORN AT COOKHAM BERKS. NOVR 15TH 1790, DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE ROSE BANK
BATH DECR 11TH 18__
East:
……………… [S]ECOND WIFE DIED APRIL 10TH 1897.
Tomb as tiered oblongs. Delaminated in places.
Baptised on 12 Dec 1790 at Cookham (Berks): Charles Venables, son of
William & Mary Venables [IGI].
In the 1851 census at West Wycombe (Bucks):
Charles Venables, aged 59, retired paper manufacturer, born at
Cookham (Berks), wife Sarah, aged 54, born at Blitchington (Oxon),
son William, aged 16, born at Wooburn (Bucks), and two servants.
The death of Sarah Venables was registered 1858/Q4 Woodstock
(Oxon). From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol V (new series) Jul-Dec 1858 p
654:
At Hampton-Gay house, aged 61, Sarah, wife of Charles Venables,
esq.
Hampton Gay is a village in Oxfordshire near Kidlington. It was
abandoned and the manor house is in ruins. In the 19th century there
was a paper mill driven by a steam engine; it closed circa 1887. A
Guide to the Architectural Antiquities in the neighbourhood of
Oxford, published at Oxford in 1846 in its section on Hampton Gay
refers to the paper mill being owned by C Venables, Esq.
In the 1861 census at 3 Paragon Buildings, Bath:
Charles Venables, aged 69, landed proprietor, born at Cookham
(Berks), and wife Emma, aged 47, born at Blitchindon (Oxon).
In the 1871 census at Rose Bank, Swainswick, Bath:
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Charles Venables, aged 80, retired paper maker, born at Cookham
(Berks), wife Emma, aged 56, born at Bletchingdon (Oxon), and three
servants.
The death of Charles Venables, aged 82, was registered 1872/Q4
Bath.
The death of Emma Venables, aged 82, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath.
From the Hitchin and Taplow Preservation Society’s Newsletter 87
Spring 2007 in a article entitles ‘Farewell to Taplow Paper Mill’ (see
www.taplowsociety.org.uk):
“The story then moves to Charles Venables & Co., 1840-1930. Charles
and George Venables occupied the site around 1840, being well known
in the High Wycombe and Cookham areas as papermakers, and it is
likely that the mill was mechanised at this time. Charles was a
doughty proponent of the rights of employers and wrote in no
uncertain terms about reductions in children's hours of work in 1843:
'If the present government having done all that can be done to injure
and ruin the papermaking trade in the United Kingdom by the
protection and assistance given to the foreign manufacture, any
further interference would be unjust and arbitrary in the extreme and
uncalled for.' A contemporary newspaper said: 'There was the
authentic voice of thunder from Charles Venables of Taplow Mill. Fair
and free competition in trade is also not a new desire!'
The Venables family were very active and are noted around 1840 as
operating nine mills locally, including one at Cookham. Lord Orkney,
auctioning the Taplow estate in 1852, records the mill as leased to
George Venables on a yearly basis.”
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Names
Louisa Mary St Albyn
Wait (1855-1940)
William Savage Wait
(1808-1869)
Inscriptions
East (on 2 lines):
LOUISA MARY ST ALBYN WAIT, THIRD DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM SAVAGE &
CAROLINE WAIT OF WOODBOROUGH SOM
BORN MARCH 26TH 1855, DIED JANUARY 25TH 1940.
Notes
Caroline Wait (18181870)
Edging
The marriage of William Savage Wait to Caroline St Albyn was
registered 1848/Q3 Williton.
In the 1861 census at Woodbro’ House, Camerton (Som):
Wm Savage Wait, aged 53, magistrate for county court of Somerset &
landed proprietor, born at Stanton Drew (Som), wife Caroline, aged
43, born at Wringston (Som), children: Frances Anne St Albyn, aged
10, Caroline Savage St Albyn, aged 7, Louisa Mary St Albyn, aged 6,
Emily Hester St Albyn, aged 4, and Florence Lansdowne St Albyn, aged
1, all children born at Camerton, a governess and seven servants.
The death of Caroline Wait, aged 52, was registered 1870/Q1
Axbridge.
The death of William Savage Wait, aged 61, was registered 1869/Q3
Axbridge.
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Henrietta Sophia Bean
(1811-1879)
Inscriptions
West:
Notes
HENRIETTA SOPHIA BEAN
DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MAJOR WILLOUGHBY BEAN
BORN 1ST JANUARY 1811 DIED 21ST MARCH 1879
Elizabeth Bean (18001881)
Willoughby Bean
(1772-1862)
East:
ELIZABETH BEAN
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MAJOR WILLOUGHBY BEAN
BORN 16 APRIL 1800 DIED 25TH MAY 1881
Pitched
Baptised on 18 Jul 1772 at St Giles in the Fields, Holborn, London:
Willoughby Bean, son of Alexander & Ann Bean [IGI].
Possible baptism: 5 Jul 1772 at St Mary’s, Walthamstow (Essex):
Elizabeth Haffey, daughter of John & Elizabeth Haffey [IGI].
From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol LXXXVII 1817 p631
Dec. 14. At Kensington, aged 73, Mrs. Haffey, widow of the late John
Haffey, esq. of Walthamstow.
In the 1841 census at 1 Queens Parade, Bath:
Willoughby Bean, aged 65, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset,
Elizabeth Bean, aged 65, Charlotte Bean, aged 30, and Henrietta
Bean, aged 25.
The death of Elizabeth Bean was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. From
Gentleman’s Magazine Vol XXXIII Jan-Jun 1850 p 337
Jan. 27: At Bath, aged 77, Elizabeth, wife of Major Willoughby Bean,
formerly of the Coldstream Guards.
In the 1851 census at 8 Sydney Place, Bath:
Willoughby Bean, aged 79, widower, Major Army, born in London,
children: Elizabeth, aged 49, unmarried, born at Kensington, London,
Charlotte, aged 44. born at Odiham (Hants), and Henrietta, aged 38,
unmarried, born at Odiham, and three servants.
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In the 1861 census at 8 Sydney Place, Bath:
Willoughby Bean, aged 89, widower, retired from the Army, born in
London, children: Elizabeth, aged 60, unmarried, born at Kensington
(Middx), John H, aged 56, unmarried, retired list Indian Army, born at
Southwell (Essex), Charlotte, aged 55, born at Greenwell (Hants), and
Henrietta A, aged 49, born at Greenwell, a nurse and two servants.
The death of Willoughby Bean, aged 90, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath.
In the 1871 census at 8 Old Sydney Place, Bathwick, Bath:
John H Bean, aged 65, unmarried, retired Major, born at Elba,
Henrietta S Bean, aged 57, unmarried, sister, born in Hampshire, and
two servants.
The death of Henrietta Sophia Bean, aged 68, was registered 1879/Q1
Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Bean, aged 81, was registered 1881/Q2 Bath.
(A Rev Willoughby Bean (1801-1877) went to Australia in the 1820s. He
was granted 800 ha of land in 1833 at Brisbane Water, NSW. This is
north of Sydney in an area called ‘Central Coast’. In 1826 he was
appointed as a magistrate. He married Harriet Bayley (ca 1807-1892)
in 1838 and at some point moved to Victoria. Willoughby Bean is
reported as being the first Anglican minister in Gippsland, Victoria in
1849. From information posted by Ann Napier in 2006 “I have just
read an article about him which describes him as "a native of
Hampshire'. His mother was Elizabeth Haffy and I understand that his
father's name was also Willoughby Bean and that he was captured by
the French in the Napoleonic wars, and sat out the remainder of the
war at Amboise in France.”)
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William Charles
Hargood-Ash (18441898)
Caroline Savage St
Albyn Hargood-Ash
(1852-)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
WILLIAM CHARLES HARGOOD ASH
IF ALFO………… HOUSE TORQUAY
BORN JULY 25TH 1844
DIED NOVEMBER 22ND 1898
Joan St Albyn
Hargood-Ash (1893-
ALSO
CAROLINE SAVAGE ST ALBYN HARGOOD-ASH
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Caroline Mary St Albyn
Harper (1888-1939)
Inscriptions
HIS WIFE
……………………………
The marriage of William C A Hargood-Ash to Caroline Savage St A Wait
West:
ALSO
JOAN ST ALBYN HARGOOD ASH
DIED 31ST MARCH 1977.
John Maurice Harper
(1861-)
Notes
Cross
East:
CAROLINE MARY ST ALBYN HARPER
WIDOW OF J. M. HARPER. SURGEON.
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF
WILLIAM AND CAROLINE HARGOOD-ASH
BORN APRIL 8TH 1888 DIED MARCH 29TH 1939
In the 1891 census at a lodging house Roslyn Hall, Belgrave Road,
Tormoham (Devon):
Wm Chas A H Ash, aged 46, living on own means, born at Portsmouth,
wife Caroline S S H, aged 39, born at Camerton (Som), children: Willm
S, aged 6, born at Sth Kensington, London, Geo S H, aged 4, born at
Wyke Regis (Som) (!), and three servants.
The death of William C A Hargood-Ash, aged 54, was registered
1898/Q4 Kensington.
In the 1901 census at Henley Lodge, Weston Road, Bath:
Caroline H Ash, aged 47, widow, living on own mean, born at
Camerton (Som), children: William H, aged 16, born in London,
George H, aged 14, born at Wyke Regis (Dorset), Caroline H,, aged 12,
born at Bathampton (Som), Dorothy H, aged 10, born at Bathampton,
and Joan H, aged 8, born at Torquay, and six servants.
The death of Joan Sta Llyn (sic) Hargood-Ash, born on 3 Jan 1893, was
registered 1977/Q2 Mendip.
The birth of John Maurice Harper was registered 1861/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Skinner.
In the 1871 census at The Street, Batheaston, Bath:
Charles Harper, aged 43, general practitioner MRC Surgeon Eng LAC
physician &c, born at Plymouth, wife Emma, aged 41, born at Exeter,
children: Charles S, aged 12, born at Batheaston, Emma M, aged 11,
born at Batheaston, John M, aged 10, born at Batheaston, Frances M,
aged 8, born at Batheaston, and George M, aged 6, born at
Batheaston, a niece as visitor and two servants.
In the 1881 census at High Street, Batheaston, (Som):
Charles Harper, aged 53, surgeon & physician M R C S & L A C
physicians, born at Plymouth, wife Emma, aged 51, born at Exeter,
children: John M, aged 20, student in medicine, born at Batheaston,
and Franc[e]s M, aged 18, born at Batheaston, a visitor, a boarder
(student in medicine), and two servants.
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In the 1891 census at 15 Beaufort Buildings West, Bath:
John M Harper, aged 30, surgeon (registered), born at Batheaston,
and two servants.
Archifdy Ceredigion Archives Minor Deposits - ADX 140 - Mortgages etc
ACC/11 Transfer of mortgage 1. William Warman of Gloucester, gent .
2. William Forrester of Malmesbury gent, and John Maurice Harper of
27 Grosvenor Place, Bath, surgeon, Supplemental to an indenture of
8th March 1892 Consideration: £3,000 Premises: as named in the
principal indenture [no. 9 above] 14th January 1898.
The marriage of John Maurice Harper to Agnes Henrietta Bruce was
registered 1897/Q1 St Geo H Sq.
In the 1901 census at 27 Grosvenor, Bath:
John M Harper, aged 40, surgeon, born at Batheaston (Som), wife
Agnes H, aged 37, born at Bath, daughter Kathleen, aged 1, born at
Bath, and four servants.
The marriage of John M Harper to Caroline M S Hargood-Ash was
registered 1925/Q2 Kensington.
The death of Caroline Mary St Albyn Harper, aged 50, was registered
1939/Q1 Bath.
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Louisa Anne Savage
Wemyss (1842-1898)
Francis Charles
Wemyss (1835-1905)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LOUISA ANNE SAVAGE
WIFE OF COLONEL F. C. WEMYSS
BORN DECEMBER 9TH 1842
HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED
HER HUSBAND ALSO AND HE PRAISETH HER
—
PROVERBS…………
ALSO OF
……………………………… WEMYSS
Baptised on 1 Jan 1815 at St Mary’s, Marylebone Road, London: James
Hamlet Daubney, son of James & Sarah Daubney, date of birth 8 Dec
1814 [IGI].
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The marriage of James Hamlet Daubney to Mary Leech was registered
1839/Q1 Kensington. On 11 Feb 1839 at St Mary’s, Paddington James
Hamlet Daubney married Mary Leech [IGI].
The birth of Louisa Anne Daubney was registered 1843/Q4 Clutton.
In the 1851 census at Westbury on Trym (Glos):
Jas Walters Daubeny, aged 40, High Sherriff for the County of Bristol
gentleman, born at Westbury (Glos), wife Susan? Ann, aged 38, born
at Stantondrew (Som), children: Geo, aged 9, born at Westbury,
Landsdown, aged 8, born at Stantondrew, Louisa Ann, aged 7, born at
Stanton Drew, and Wm? Arthur, aged 5, born at Westbury, a governess
and five servants.
Francis Wemyss, aged 62, widower, landed proprietor, born at
Carmarthen, children: Julia, aged 30, unmarried, born at
Aberystwyth, and Francis C, aged 37, unmarried, Capt H. M Body
Guard, born at Pomfret (Yorks), Mabel G E Pigot, aged 10, granddaughter, born at Cardigan, a visitor and five servants.
In the 1861 census at a school at 24 Upper Phillimore Place,
Kensington, London:
Louisa Daubeny, aged 17, pupil, born in Somerset.
The marriage of Francis Charles Wemyss to Louisa Anne Savage
Daubeny was registered 1865/Q2 Clifton.
In the 1881 census at 5 Onslow Square, Brompton, London:
Francis Charles Wemyss, aged 46, office Lt Col R.B.G., born at
Pontefract (Yorks), wife Louisa Anne [S], aged 36, born at Bellerton
(Som), daughter Frances Louisa, aged 14, born at Westbury on Trym,
Beatrice Mary Daubeny, aged 15, niece, born at Clifton, and four
servants.
In the 1891 census at 3 Onslow Square, Brompton, London:
Francis C Wemyss, aged 56, Col. H.M.B.G 3rd West Riding Reg. Army
Off., born at Pontefract (Yorks), wife Louisa A S, aged 47, born at
Stanton Drew (Som), children: Hilda M D, aged 9, born in London, and
Louisa F Foster, aged 24, married, born at Westbury on Trym (Glos),
and five servants.
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The death of Louisa Anne S Wemyss, aged 54, was registered 1898/Q1
Kensington. From the burial book: Louisa Anne Savage Wemyss, aged
71, of 5 Onslow Square, London, wife of Col Francis Charlton Wemyss
of HM Royal Body Guard, died on 23 Jan 1898.
The death of Francis C Wemyss, aged 71, was registered 1905/Q4
Tamworth. From the burial book: Francis Charles Wemyss, aged 71, of
Comwell Hall, Comwell, late of HM Bodyguard, died on 25 Dec 1905.
From Bristol City’s Bristol and the slave trade - a select bibliography:
The Daubney's. Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Transactions, volume 84, 1965 pp113-140, and volume 85, 1966 pp
175-201. LOA
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Ellen Susan Wickham
(1808-1897)
West:
In Loving Memory of
ELLEN SUSAN WICKHAM
ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CAPTAIN WICKHAM R.N.
DIED 4TH JULY 1897
Samuel Wickham
Susan Frances Gillum
(1816-1898)
Robert William Gillum
(1786-)
“BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD”
“SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP”
East:
Also of
SUSAN FRANCES
WIDOW OF ROBERT WILLIAM GILLUM, LIEUT. COLONEL H.E.I.C.S.
LATE OF EXMOUTH
DIED NOVEMBER 11TH 1898 AGED 82 YEARS
Baptised on 28 Oct 1786 at St Andrew’s, Holborn, London: Robert
William Gillum, son of William & Sarah Gillum [IGI].
Baptised on 9 Dec 1798 at North Leith, Midlothian, Scotland: John
Clements Wickham, son of Samuel & Ellen Susannah Wickham [IGI].
From the Australian Dictionary of Biography:
“WICKHAM, JOHN CLEMENTS (1798-1864), naval officer and
magistrate, was born on 21 November 1798 at Leith, Scotland, the son
of Lieutenant Samuel Wickham R.N. and his wife Ellen Susannah, née
Naylor.”
Baptised on 8 Apr 1808 at Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland: Ellen
Susannah Wickham, daughter of Samuel and Ellen Susannah Wickham
[IGI].
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On 5 Jul 1843 at Edinburgh Major Robert William Gillum married Susan
Frances Wickham [IGI].
In the 1851 census at New Road, Littleham (Devon):
Robert Wm Gillum, aged 63, Major retired E.I.C.S, born in London,
wife Susan F, aged 33, born in Scotland, William J Gillum, aged 24,
unmarried, nephew, visitor, Lieut The Royals, born at Winchester
(Hants), and five servants.
In the 1861 census at 4 New Road, Littleham (Devon):
Susan F Gillum, aged 38, widow of Col Gillum E.I.C.S, born in
Scotland, Ellen S Wickham, aged 78, widow, mother, widow of Captn
Wickham R.N., born at Gibraltar, Ellen S Wickham, aged 47,
unmarried, sister, born in Scotland, and three servants.
In the 1891 census at a lodging house at 71 Pulteney Street, Bath:
Susan F Gillum, aged 67, widow, living on own means, born in
Scotland, and Ellen S Wickham, aged 77, unmarried, sister, living on
own means, born in Scotland.
The death of Ellen Susan Wickham, aged 89, was registered 1897/Q3
Bath.
The death of Susan Frances Gillum, aged 82, was registered 1898/Q4
Bath.
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Henry Morrish (18041892)
Maria Elizabeth
Ackland (1834-1913)
Lizzy Morrish (18401929)
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IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
HENRY MORRISH
WHO DIED JULY 21ST 1892.
AGED 88 YEARS
—
THY WILL BE DONE
—
4 lines inscribed
in the stone (rather
than lead)
Not yet readable
—
ALSO
MARIA ELIZABETH ACKLAND
WHO DIED DEC. 14TH 1913,
The birth of Lizzy Morrish was registered 1840/Q2 Bath, mother’s
maiden name: Futvoye.
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AGED 79 YEARS,
AND HIS DAUGHTER
LIZZY
WHO DIED OCTOBER 18TH 1929,
AGED 89 YEARS,
Notes
Henry Morrish, aged 44, wine merchant, born at Westbuckland (Som),
wife Amelia, aged 45, born at St Pauls (Middx), children: Maria, aged
16, born at Bath, Amelia, aged 15, born at Bath, and Lucy, aged 11,
Henry Morrish, aged 56, widower, wine merchant, born at
Westbuckland (Som), children: Maria, aged 24, born at Bath, Amelia,
aged 23, born at Bath, and Lizzy, aged 21, born at Bath, and a
servant.
The marriage of Maria Elizabeth Morrish to John Thomas Ackland at
Henry Morrish, aged 66, widower, wine merchant, born at Ash Mills
(Devon), and two servants.
Henry Morrish, aged 77, widower, wine & spirit merchant, born at
Wellington (Som), and two servants.
In the 1891 census at 29 Daniel Street, Bathwick, Bath:
Amelia Smith, aged 57, widow, living on own means, born at Bath,
Mary A Smith, aged 16, daughter, born at Bath, Lizzie Morrish, aged
51, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, a visitor and Henry Morrish, aged
87, widower, boarder, born at Wellington (Som).
In the 1891 census at 1 De Montalt Place, Combe Down (Som):
John Thomas Ackland, aged 50, living on his own means, born at Bath,
wife Maria Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Bath, two children, a visitor
and a servant.
The death of Henry Morrish, aged 88, was registered 1892/Q3 Bath.
The death of Maria Elizabeth Ackland, aged 79, was registered
1913/Q4 Bath.
The death of John T Ackland, aged 77, was registered 1917/Q2
Bristol.
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Names
Anne Eve (1789-1877)
Inscriptions
East:
Notes
In memory of
ANNE THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS HENRY EVE ESQRE
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED AUGUST 30TH 1877 AGED 88
IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE
Thomas Henry Eve
(1801-1880)
West:
TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS HENRY EVE [ESQRE]
WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1880 AGED 78
HE RESTS FROM HIS LABOURS AND HIS WORKS DO FOLLOW HIM
On 8 Mar 1836 at Walcott (sic), Thomas Henry Eve married Anne Nixon
[IGI].
In the 1851 census at 16 High Street Bath:
Thos H Eve, aged 49, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, wife Anne, aged
58, born at Bedale (Yorks), M A Wyatt, aged 17, niece, apprentice
milliner, born at Bath, and a servant.
Thos Henry Eve, aged 59, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, wife Anne,
aged 68, born at Bedale (Yorks), Emma Fanny Calf, aged 7, niece,
born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant.
The death of Anne Eve, aged 88, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.
The death of Thomas Henry Eve, aged 78, was registered 1880/Q2
Bath.
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Names
Anne Gertrude Brown
(1852-1896)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ANNE GERTRUDE
WIFE OF
GEORGE SAMUEL BROWN
DIED 1 JULY 1896
AGED 44
In thee O Lord …………………
Into thine hands I commit…………………
ALSO OF
GEORGE SAMUEL BROWN
WHO DIED 21. FEB 1922
AGED 74
George Samuel Brown
(1847-1922)
Wilfred Henry Brown
(1878-1879)
At foot:
IN MEMORY
OF
WILFRED HENRY
THE DEARLY LOVED CHILD
OF
GEORGE SAMUEL AND ANNIE
GERTRUDE BROWN
WHO DIED
2nd APRIL 1879 AGED 13 [MONTHS]
The birth of George Samuel Brown was registered 1847/Q2 Bath,
mother’ maiden name: Rogers.
The birth of Annie Gertrude Calf was registered 1852/Q1 Cricklade.
Joseph Brown, aged 41, hosier and outfitter, born at Bath, wife Ellen,
aged 40, born at Bath, children: Geo Saml, aged 12, born at Bath, and
Charlotte Ellen, aged 9, born at Bath, Ellen Rogers, aged 42, stepsister, housekeeper, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1861 census at 34 Long Street, Devizes (Wilts):
Henry Calf, aged 39, bank cashier, born at Paddington (Middx), wife
Elizabeth, aged 31, born at Bath, children: Sarah L, aged 10, born at
Bath, and Annie G, aged 9, born at Wotton Basset (Wilts), and a
servant.
The marriage of George Samuel Brown to Annie Gertrude Calf was
registered 1876/Q4 Devizes.
The birth of Wilfrid Henry Brown was registered 1878/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Calf.
The death of Wilfrid Henry Brown, aged 1, was registered 1879/Q2
Bath.
The birth of Harold George Brown was registered 1880/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Calf.
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Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1881 census at Bath Bank, 15 & 16 Hugh Street, Bath:
Geo Saml Brown, aged 33, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, wife Annie
Gertd, aged 28, born at Wotton Basset, son Harold Geo, aged under 12
months, born at Bath, and two servants.
In the 1891 census at Waverley, Bloomfield [Gardens], Bath:
George S Brown, aged 42, bank manager, born at Bath, wife Annie G,
aged 39, born at Wotton Bassset (Wilts), children: Harold G, aged 10,
born at Bath, Cecil A, aged 8, born at Bath, and Hilda G, aged 7, born
The death of Annie Gertrude Brown, aged 44, was registered 1896/Q3
Bath.
In the 1901 census at 5 Bathwick Hill, Bath:
George S Brown, aged 51, widower, bank manager, born at Bath,
children: Harold G, aged 20, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, Hilda G,
aged 17, born at Bath, and Nora A, aged 8, born at Bath, a visitor, a
niece and two servants.
The death of George Samuel Brown, aged 74, was registered 1922/Q1
Bath.
4SS15
Samuel Rogers (18171881)
George Quarterman
Rogers (1860-1893)
Margaret Rogers
(1837-1901)
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SAMUEL ROGERS
WHO
FELL ASLEEP APRIL 9TH 1881.
—
“HIM THAT COMETH TO ME I WILL
IN NO WISE CAST OUT” JOHN VI. __
—
ALSO
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE QUARTERMAN ROGERS
SON OF THE ABOVE
WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 3RD 1893
AGED 33
—
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Pink granite slab with curved surface, inscribed text difficult to read
unless the light is in the right direction.
In the 1851 census at House in Slip, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Samuel Rogers, aged 68, builder master, born at Bath, wife Charlotte,
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Names
Inscriptions
—
IN
LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF
MARGARET ROGERS
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE SAMUEL ROGERS
WHO ENTERED INTO REST FEBY 12TH 1901.
AGED 63 YEARS
—
LOOKING UNTO JESUS THE AUTHOR AND
FINISHER OF OUR FAITH
HEB.XII.2.
Notes
aged 73, born at Bath, and children: Elizabeth, aged 35, unmarried,
born at Bath, and Samuel, aged 33, unmarried, builder master, born
at Bath.
The birth of George Quarterman Rogers was registered 1860/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Keel.
In the 1861 census at 1 Warwick Villas, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Samuel Rogers, aged 41, builder & mason, born at Bath, wife
Margaret, aged 26, born at Bath, children: Edward, aged 4, born at
Bath, and George, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and two servants.
In the 1871 census at 2 (!) Warwick Villas, Lyncombe & Widcombe,
Bath:
Samuel Rogers, aged 50, master mason & builder employing 25 men,
born at Bath, wife Margaret, aged 34, born at Bath, children: Edward,
aged 14, born at Bath, and George, aged 11, born at Bath, and a
servant.
In the 1881 census at 1 Warwick Villas, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Samuel Rogers, aged 59, mason & builder, born at Bath, wife
Margaret, aged 44, born at Bath, children: Edward Samuel, aged 23,
mason & builder, born at Bath, and George Quarterman, aged 20,
clerk, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of Samuel Rogers, aged 84, was registered 1881/Q2 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 1 Warwick Villa, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Mary Ann Margt Rogers, aged 54, widow, living on her own means,
born at Bath, son George Quarterman, aged 30, unmarried,
commercial traveller, born at Bath, and a servant.
The death of George Quarterman Rogers, aged 32, was registered
1893/Q2 Bath.
The death of Margaret Rogers, aged 63, was registered 1901/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In Loving Memory of
………………………
…………………ROWN
Delaminated headstone.
This is possibly the grave of Joseph and Ellen Brown with burial book
entries, which just give a location of Section 4 southern border:
Joseph Brown, aged 64, of Cheap Street, haderdasher, who died on 28
Feb 1884
Ellen Brown, aged 79, of 10 St Marks Place, Lyncombe, widow of
James (!), haberdasher, of Union Passage [buried in her husband's
grave], who died on 15 Oct 1898.
In the 1861 census at 1 Cheap Street, Bath: Joseph Brown, aged 41,
hosier & outfitter, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 40, born at Bath,
children: George Samuel, aged 12, born at Bath, and Charlotte Ellen,
aged 9, born at Bath, Elizabeth Rogers, aged 43, unmarried stepsister, housekeeper, born at Bath, and a servant.
hosier & outfitter, born at Bathwick, wife Helen, aged 49, born at
Widcombe, children: George S, aged 23, banker’s assistant, born at
Bathwick, and Ellen, aged 20, teacher [of] music, born at Lyncombe,
and a servant.
hosier &c, born at Bathwick, wife Ellen, aged 59, born at Widcombe,
daughter Charlotte Ellen, aged 25, born at Widcombe, and a servant.
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Names
Elizabeth Willis (18231881)
Florence Mary
Harrison (1866-1886)
Sydney William
Harrison (1862-)
Thomas Willis (18221910)
Inscriptions
Notes
In
of
ELIZABETH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
THOMAS WILLIS
WHO DIED 31ST MAY 1881,
AGED 57 YEARS,
—
THY WILL BE DONE
Also
FLORENCE MARY
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE
AND WIFE OF SYDNEY HARRISON,
WHO DIED NOVEMBER 10TH 1886,
AGED 20 YEARS
—
Also
THOMAS WILLIS,
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 14TH 1910.
IN HIS 88TH YEAR.
—
The birth of Sidney William Harrison was registered 1862/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Cogswell.
The birth of Florence Mary Willis was registered 1866/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Wheeler.
In the 1871 census at 4 Winifred Terrace, Widcombe, Bath:
Thomas Willis, aged 48, publican, born at Combehay (Som), wife
Elizabeth, aged 47, born at Midford (Som), children: James, aged 11,
born at Bath, John, aged 7, born at Bath, and Florence, aged 5, born
at Bath.
In the 1871 census at 25 Claverton Street, Bath:
John Harrison, aged 37, grocer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 37,
born at Trowbridge, children: Frederick J, aged 10, born at Bath,
Albert S, aged 7, born at Bath, Charles E, aged 1, born at Bath, and
Sidn[e]y W, aged 9, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 1 & 2 Winifred Terrace, Bath:
Thomas Willis, aged 58, publican, born at Coombe Hay (Som), wife
Elizabeth, aged 57, born at Midford (Som), children: James, aged 21,
born at Dunkerton (Som), John, aged 18, born at Dunkerton, and
Florence, aged 15, born at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Willis, aged 57, was registered 1881/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of Florence Mary Willis to Sidney William Harrison was
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Notes
The death of Florence Mary Harrison, aged 20, was registered
1886/Q4 Bath.
John Harrison, aged 57, grocer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 58,
born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and children: Sydney, aged 28, widower,
grocer’s assistant, born at Bath, Charles, aged 21, clerk, born at Bath,
and Ella F, aged 7, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 12 Lorne Road, Twerton, Bath:
Thomas Willis, aged 79, retired publican, born at Coombe Hay (Som),
and wife Amelia, aged 73, born at Twerton (Som).
The death of Thomas Willis, aged 87, was registered 1910/Q1
Keynsham.
4SS18
William Tuckett
(1791-1873)
West:
IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE
WILLIAM TUCKETT
BORN FEBRUARY THE 10TH 1791 DIED IN THE CITY OF BATH
DECEMBER THE 26TH 1873
Mary Tuckett (17951885)
Edward Hamilton
Tuckett (1864-1885)
ALSO OF
MARY [THE] WIFE OF THE ABOVE WILLIAM TUCKETT
[DIED] THE 14TH FEBRUARY 1885
AGED 90 YEARS
William Fothergill
Tuckett (1818-1904)
East:
Eliza Tuckett (18281903)
EDWARD HAMILTON
[SON OF] WILLIAM FOTHERGILL AND ELIZ[A TUCKETT]
[DIED] THE 2_TH OCTOBER 1885 AGED [21] YEARS
In the 1841 census at Queen Square, Bristol:
William Tuckett, aged 50, tea dealer, born in the county, Mary
Tuckett, aged 40, not born in the county, and two servants.
(Queen Square would be expected to be in Somerset but the county is
given as Bristol in the census and Gloucestershire in the index.)
From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol V (new series) Jul-Dec 1843 p632:
Nov 2. … At the Abbey-church, Bath, the Rev. John Farmer, to Mary
Jane, only dau. of William Tuckett, esq.
William Tuckett, aged 70, proprietor of houses, born at Bristol, wife
Mary, aged 66, born at Kendall (Westmorland), Catherine Tuckett,
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Inscriptions
Notes
aged 10, grand-daughter, born at Clydach (Brecknock), and two
servants.
William Tuckett, aged 80, house property, born at Bristol (Glos), wife
Mary, aged 76, born at Hutton Park (Westmorland), Henry H Tuckett,
aged 15, grandson, born at Clydach (Brecknock), Ellen E Tuckett, aged
14, grand-daughter, born at Clydach, and two servants.
The death of William Tuckett, aged 82, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath.
The death of Mary Tuckett, aged 90, was registered 1885/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of William Fothergill Tuckett to Eliza Williams was
registered 1848/Q3 Newport M.
In the 1851 census at Cheltenham Street, Llanelly (Brec):
William F Tuckett, aged 33, M.R.C.S 1841 L.S.A. 1841 in general
practice, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 23, born at Charlton (Som),
children: William, aged 5, born at Chelsea (Middx), and Roland F,
aged 1, born at Llanelly, an assistant, a groom and two servants.
The birth of Edward Hamilton Tuckett was registered 1864/Q4
Crickhowell.
William F Tuckett, aged 63, physician not in practice, born at Bath,
wife Eliza H, aged 52, born at Charlton ……… (Som), children: Henry
H, aged 25, born at Llanelly (Brec), Alice M, aged 19, born at Llanelly,
and Edward H, aged 16, student in medicine, born at Llanelly, and
two servants.
The death of Edward Hamilton Tuckett, aged 21, was registered
1885/Q4 Bath.
William F Tuckett, aged 73, JP retired registered physician, born at
Bath, wife Eliza, aged 62, born at Charlton Horethorn (Som), Charles
R St……wall, aged 14, grandson, born at Llanelly (Brec), and two
servants.
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Notes
William Fothergill Tuckett, aged 83, retired physician, born at Bath,
wife Eliza, aged 72, born at Charlton (Som), and three servants.
The death of Eliza Tuckett, aged 75, was registered 1903/Q4 Bath.
The death of William Fothergill Tuckett, aged 86, was registered
1904/Q2 Bath.
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Laura Jane Gould
(1855-1926)
In Ever Loving Memory
_ of _
LAURA JANE GOULD
DIED AUGUST 21ST 1926
AGED 71
THE ETERNAL GOD IS THY REFUGE AND
UNDERNEATH ARE THE EVERLASTING ARMS
The birth of Laura Jane Holborow was registered 1855/Q3 Tetbury.
In the 1871 census at Rope Walk, Oldbury on the Hill (Glos):
John Holborow, aged 46, spirit dealer, born at Fresh… (Glos), wife
Jane, aged 40, born at Badminton, children: Annie, aged 19, born at
Didmarton, Laura, aged 15, born at Didmarton, and Frank, aged 13,
born at Didmarton, and two servants.
The marriage of William Gould to Laura Jane Holborrow was
registered 1885/Q3 Tetbury.
In the 1891 census at Didmarton (Glos):
William Gould, aged 35, brewers traveller, born at Hinton (Glos), wife
Laura J, aged 35, born at Didmarton, two children and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 5 Bathwick Hill, Bath:
Laura J Gould, aged 44, married, visitor, living on own means, born at
Did………. (Glos).
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Laura Jane Gould, aged 71, was registered 1926/Q3
Bath.
4SS20
Minnie Barnes (18471878)
IN MEMORY OF
MINNIE
THE BELOVED WIFE OF
HENRY BARNES
IN HER 31ST YEAR
Florence Sarah Barnes
(1875-1878)
Charles Lewis Barnes
(1877-1878)
WHERE I AM THERE YE MAY BE ALSO
West:
Edith Mary Barnes
(1871-1891)
ALSO OF
FLORENCE SARAH
DAUGHTER OF
HENRY AND MINNIE BARNES
AND
CHARLES LEWIS
BROTHER OF THE ABOVE
AGED 1 YEAR AND 2 MONTHS
Sarah Barnes (18521915)
Henry Barnes (18291916)
HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS WITH HIS ARM
AND CARRY THEM IN HIS BOSOM
East:
ALSO OF
EDITH MARY
HENRY AND MINNIE BARNES
AGED 19 YEARS
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
SARAH
THE BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY BARNES
WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS DEC 16TH 1915
AGED 63 YEARS
“WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER”
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The marriage of Henry Barnes to Amelia Lewis was registered 1865/Q1
Bath.
The birth of Edith Mary Barnes was registered 1871/Q4 Westminster.
The birth of Ernest Charles P Barnes was registered 1873/Q3
Westminster.
The birth of Florence Sarah Barnes was registered 1875/Q1
Westminster.
The birth of
Westminster.
Charles
Lewis
Barnes
was
registered
1877/Q1
The death of Florence Sarah Barnes, aged 3, was registered 1878/Q2
Westminster.
The death of Amelia Barnes, aged 30, was registered 1878/Q2
Westminster.
In the 1881 census at 41 & 42 Silver Street, St James, Westminster:
Henry Barnes, aged 44, married, dining room keeper, born at
Somerford (Wilts), children: Alice E, aged 11, born in London, Edith
M, aged 9, born in London, and Ernest C, aged 9, born in London,
Sarah Lewis, aged 27, unmarried, sister in law, business assistant,
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Inscriptions
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY
BLESSED BE THE NAMES OF THE LORD
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR BELOVED FATHER
HENRY BARNES
SEPTEMBER 19TH 1916
AGED 87 YEARS
Notes
born at Bath, Charles Lewis, aged 61, widower, father in law, born at
Compton Bishop (Som), and six servants, of which two were cousins:
Mary Barnes, aged 25, born at Cleverton (Wilts) and John Barnes, aged
19, born at Cleverton.
The marriage of Henry Barnes to Sarah Lewis was registered 1884/Q3
Westminster.
In the 1891 census at a lodging house at 12 South Parade, Bath:
Henry Barnes, aged 57, living on own means, born in Wiltshire, wife
Sarah, aged 39, born at Bath, children: Ernest, age 17, born in
London, Alice, aged 21, born in London, Edith, aged 18, born in
London, George, aged 6, born in London, and Gracie, aged 4, born in
London, Emily Barnes, aged 13, niece, born in Wiltshire, and a
servant.
The death of Edith Mary Barnes, aged 19, was registered 1891/Q3
Bath.
In the 1901 census at 46 & 48 Beak Street, St James, Westminster:
Henry Barnes, aged 65, restaurant keeper, born at Cleveston (Wilts),
wife Sarah, aged 48, born in Somerset, children: Ernest Charles, aged
27, medical student, born at St James, London, Geo Herbert, aged
16, born at St James, London, Grace Amelia, aged 14, born at St
James, London, Ann, aged 44, housemaid, born at Cleveston, and
three servants.
The death of Sarah Barnes, aged 63, was registered 1915/Q4 Bath.
The death of Henry Barnes, aged 87, was registered 1916/Q3 Bath.
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Names
George Moger (18061880)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN MEMORY OF
GEORGE MOGER
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1880
AGED 74 YEARS
AND OF
MARY ANN HIS WIFE
WHO DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1892
AGED 85 YEARS
Mary Ann Moger (18071892)
George Horace Bell
Moger (1841-1913)
Mary Louisa Murray
Moger (1850-1932)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE HORACE BELL MOGER
OF LYNCOMBE HOUSE & MEMBER OF LLOYDS
BORN 25TH OCT. 1841 DIED 11TH DEC. 1913
Stephen Edwin Ashley
(1898-1985)
Cara Tanqueray
Ashley (1905-2005)
AND HIS WIFE
MARY LOUISA MURRAY
DIED 19TH JANUARY 1932
AGED 82 YEARS
George Tanqueray
Moger (1912-2000)
Plaque:
Deirdre Dorothea L
Moger (1914-1996)
ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF
STEPHEN EDWIN ASHLEY
6.10.1898 – 29.5.1985
CARA TANQUERAY
(Née MOGER)
WIFE OF STEPHEN
27.6.1905 – 5.9.2005
Cdr. GEORGE T. MOGER O.B.E.
ROYAL INDIAN NAVY
8.1.1912 – 28.9.2000
DEIRDRE D. L. MOGER
(Née WALKER) HIS WIFE
21.7.1914 – 5.3.1996
George Stanley Murray
Moger (1872-1947)
Ethel Nora Moger
(1877-1952)
Reginald Tanqueray
Moger (1872-1952)
Nellie Harrold Moger
(1875-1972)
West:
Herbert Matthew
Lawrence Moger
(1849-1873)
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE STANLEY MURRAY MOGER O.B.E.
OF HALSTEAD, ESSEX
ELDER SON OF G. H. B. MOGER
DIED JANUARY 25TH 1947 AGED 7_
The birth of George Horace Bell Moger was registered 1841/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Bird.
The birth of Mary Constance Frances Moger was registered 1846/Q2
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bird.
The birth of Herbert Matthew Lawrence Moger was registered
1849/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bird.
In the 1851 census at Lyncombe House (by Greenway Lane), Bath:
George Moger, aged 40, banker, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged
36, born at Dune ………, children: George Horace Ball, aged 9, born at
Bath, Alfred George D………, aged 8, born at Bath, Mary Frances
Constance, aged 4, born at Bath, Herbert Matth[e]w, aged 2, born at
Bath, and three servants.
In the 1861 census at Lyncombe House, Bath:
George Moger, aged 54, banker, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 42,
born at Greystock (Cumberland), children: George H, aged 19, born at
Bath, Alfred D, aged 17, born at Bath, and Mary C, aged 14, born at
Bath, a visitor, a nurse and two servants.
The marriage of George Horace B Moger to Mary Louisa M Tanqueray
The birth of George Stanley M Moger was registered 1870/Q3
Kensington.
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AND OF ETHEL NORA MOGER
ONLY DAUGHTER OF G. H. B. MOGER
WHO DIED MAY 25TH 1952 AGED 75
AND OF
REGINALD TANQUERAY MOGER
YOUNGER SON OF G. H. B. MOGER
WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 16TH 1952 AGED 80
In the 1871 census at Lyncombe House, Bath:
George Moger, aged 65, banker landowner magistrate, born at Bath,
wife Mary Ann, aged 63, born at Greystock (Cumberland), children:
Alfd Geo D, aged 28, banker, born at Bath, Herbert M S, aged 22,
solicitor’s articled clerk, born at Bath, and two servants.
NELLIE HARROLD MOGER WIFE OF REGINALD T. MOGER
WHO DIED 26TH DEC. 1972 AGED 97 YEARS
In the 1871 census at 21 St Stephens Road, Paddington:
George H B Moger, aged 29, underwriter, born at Bath, wife Mary L ,
aged 21, born at Hendon (Middx), son George S M, aged 5 months,
born at Paddington, and three servants.
East:
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
HERBERT MATTHEW LAWRENCE
YOUNGEST SON OF
GEORGE MOGER OF BATH BANKER
AGED 24 YEARS
The birth of Reginald Tanqueray Moger was registered 1872/Q1
Kensington.
The death of Herbert Matthew L Moger, aged 24, was registered
1873/Q3 Kingsbridge (Devon).
The birth of Ethel Nora Moger was registered 1877/Q1 Kensington.
The death of George Moger, aged 74, was registered 1880/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Newlands, The Common, Wimbledon:
George H B Moger, aged 39, banker, member of Lloyds, born at Bath,
wife Mary L M, aged 31, born at Hendon (Middx), children: George S
N, aged 10, born at Paddington, Reginald T, aged 9, born at
Paddington, and Ethel F, aged 4, born at Paddington, and five
servants.
In the 1891 census at Lyn House, Lynvale Road, Bath:
Mary A Moger, aged 84, widow, living on own means, born at
Greystock (Cumberland), George S M Moger, aged 20, grandson,
banker, born at Bayswater, London, and three servants.
In the 1891 census at 24 Barketon Gardens, Kensington, London:
George H B Moger, aged 49, Member of Lloyds, born at Bath, wife
Mary L M, aged 41, born at Hendon (Middx), children: Reginald T,
aged 19, clerk to insurance broker, born at Paddington, and Ethel N,
aged 14, born at Paddington, and four servants.
The death of Mary Ann Moger, aged 85, was registered 1892/Q1 Bath.
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The birth of Stephen Edwin Ashley was registered 1898/Q4 Preston.
In the 1901 census as lodgers at 1 Royal Crescent, Bath:
George H K (!) Moger, aged 59, retired member of Lloyds, born at
Bath, wife Mary L, aged 51, born at Hendon (Middx), daughter Ethel ,
aged 24, born in London, and two visitors.
The marriage of Reginald Tanqueray Moger to Nellie Harrold
Winfindale was registered 1903/Q2 Halstead (Essex).
The birth of Cara Tanqueray Moger was registered 1905/Q3 Wycombe.
The birth of George T Moger was registered 1912/Q1 Colchester
(Winfindale).
The death of George H B Moger, aged 72, was registered 1913/Q4
Bath.
The death of George S M Moger, aged 75, was registered 1947/Q1
Halstead.
The death of Ethel N Moger, aged 75, was registered 1952/Q2 Bath.
The death of Reginald T Moger, aged 80, was registered 1952/Q3
Poole.
The death of Nellie Florence Moger, born on 22 Sep 1898, was
registered 1972/Q4 Winchester.
The death of Stephen Edwin Ashley, born on 6 Oct 1898, was
registered 1985/May Eastbourne.
The death of Deirdre Dorothea L Moger, born on 21 Jul 1914, was
registered 1996/Mar Exeter.
The death of George Tanqueray Moger, born on 8 Jan 1912, was
registered 2000/Oct Exeter.
The death of Cara Tanqueray Ashley, born on 27 Jun 1905, was
registered 2005/Sep Chichester.
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Names
Elizabeth Rogers
(1815-1886)
Inscriptions
East:
Notes
…………………… of
ELIZABETH WIFE OF JOHN VERCOE ROGERS
WHO DIED MARCH 6TH 1886 AGED 70 YEARS
Also of
JOHN VERCOE ROGERS HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED OCTR 31ST 1900 AGED 79 YEARS
John Vercoe Rogers
(1821-1900)
John Hunter Rogers
(1852-1879)
West:
Also of
JOHN HUNTER
ELDEST CHILD OF JOHN VERCOE AND ELIZABETH ROGERS
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 26TH SEPTEMBER 1879
AGED 27 YEARS
FOR EVER ……………………
The marriage of John Varcoe Rogers to Elizabeth Gardner was
registered 1851/Q3 Kendal.
The birth of John Hunter Rogers was registered 1852/Q3 Kendal.
In the 1861 census at Albert Street, Wrawby (Lancs):
John _ercoe Rogers, aged 39, surveyor of taxes, born at Bodmin
(Cornwall), wife Elizabeth, aged 44, born at Kendal (Westmorland),
son John Hunter, aged 8, born at Kendal, and a servant.
John Vercoe Rogers, aged 49, superannuated surveyor of taxes, born
at Bodmin (Cornwall), wife Elizth, aged 55, born at Kendall (sic)
(Westmorland), son John H, aged 18, scholar, born at Kendall, and a
servant.
The death of John Hunter Rogers, aged 27, was registered 1879/Q3
Bath.
John P Rogers, aged 59, retired surveyor of taxes, born at Bodmin
(Cornwall), wife Elizabeth, aged 65, born at Kendal (Westmorland),
and a servant.
The death of Elizabeth Rogers, aged 70, was registered 1886/Q1 Bath.
The death of John Vercoe Rogers, aged 79, was registered 1900/Q4
Bath.
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Names
Anne Ellaby (18481892)
Inscriptions
Notes
HERE RESTS IN PEACE
ANNIE
SAMUEL FRANCIS ELLABY M.A.
WHO FELL ASLEEP 15 MAY 1892
Samuel Francis Ellaby
(1850-1903)
Josephine Marguerite
Leslie Ellaby (19061919)
MANY WATERS CANNOT
QUENCH LOVE CANT. VIII.7.
ALSO
JOSEPHINE MARGUERITE LESLIE ELLABY
BORN 7 AUG 1906
FELL ASLEEP 26 JAN 1919
LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED JOHN XIV
Joseph Donald Ellaby
(1880-1924)
Francis Ronald Ellaby
(1877-1899)
ALSO
LT COMMANDER JOSEPH DONALD ELLABY ROYAL NAVY
THE BELOVED AND REVERED HUSBAND OF MARGUERITE ELLABY
WHO PASSED INTO LIFE 26TH DEC 1924 AGED 44
…. IN POWER COR. XV
Marguerite Isabella
Ellaby (1877-1961)
Gerald Herbert Ellaby
(1882-1959)
East:
Ada Mary Ellaby
(1872-1970)
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
FRANCIS RONALD ELLABY, H.L.I.
AGED 22 YEARS
MISSING AT MAGERSFONTEIN 12 DEC 1899
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
INSCRIBED 1919 J.D.E
North:
In the 1861 census at 3 Park Crescent, Stockwell (Surrey):
Thomas Ellaby, aged 42, bankers clerk, born at Emb…… (Bucks), wife
Hannah M, aged 33, born at Thurso, Scotland, children: Samuel F,
aged 11, born in the City of London, John N, aged 9, born in the City
of London, Herbert R, aged 6, born at Clapham, Henry M, aged 4,
born at Clapham, Richard C, aged 2, born at Clapham, and Hannah ,
aged under 7 months, born at Clapham, a nurse, an under-nurse and a
servant.
The marriage of Samuel Francis Ellaby was registered 1876/Q3
Southwell (Notts).
ALSO
IN MEMORY OF
S. F. ELLABY
WHO DIED 27 JUNE 1903
AND WAS BURIED AT MARGATE
The birth of Joseph Donald Ellaby was registered 1880/Q1 Bridgnorth
(Salop)
ANNIE
In the 1891 census at 10 Lansdown Crescent, Bath:
Samuel Francis Ellaby, aged 41, schoolmaster, born in the City of
London, wife Anne, aged 41, born at H………. (Notts), children: Francis
Ronald, aged 12, born at Bridgnorth (Salop), Joseph Donald, age 11,
born at Bridgnorth, and Gerald Herbert, aged 9, born at Bath, eight
ALSO IN MEMORY OF
MARGUERITE ELLABY
DIED 1 MAY 1961
Issue 1
The birth of Samuel Francis Ellaby was registered 1850/Q1 City of
London.
The birth of Gerald Herbert Ellaby was registered 1882/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name Cheetham.
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Inscriptions
GERALD HERBERT ELLABY
DIED 25 DEC 1959
ADA MARY ELLABY
DIED 20 JAN 1970
Notes
pupils and five servants.
The death of Anne Ellaby, aged 44, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath.
The Battle of Magersfontein on 11 Dec 1899 had 8,000 British troops
against 9,000 Boers. The British suffered 971 casualties: 205 dead,
690 wounded and 76 missing or prisoners. It is south of Kimberley. ‘H
L I’ refers to the Highland Light Infantry. There are various online
descriptions of the battle and also to be found in Chapter VII of The
Great Boer War by Arthur Conan Doyle, London: Smith, Elder & Co.,
1902.
In the 1901 census at Tarbock Road, Huyton with Roby (Lancs):
Samuel F Ellaby, aged 51, widower, principal of college school, born
in London City, son Gerald H, aged 18, assistant master, born at Bath,
and two servants.
The marriage of Samuel Francis Ellaby to Ada Mary Dymock was
registered 1902/Q3 Newton Abbot.
The death of Samuel Francis Ellaby, aged 53, was registered 1903/Q2
Thanet.
The marriage of Joseph Donald Ellaby to Marguerite Isabella Russell at
St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1905/Q2 Bath.
The death of Marguerite I Ellaby, aged 84, was registered 1961/Q2
Kings Lynn.
The death of Ada Mary Ellaby, born ‘about 1872’, was registered
1970/Q1 Cambridge.
Note that not all those mentioned on the memorial are buried here.
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Names
John James
Scudamore Collins
(1851-1940)
Maud Edith Collins
(1859-1940)
Kenneth James Collins
(1884-1886)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
JOHN JAMES SCUDAMORE COLLINS
DIED 20 JUNE 1940, AGED 89 YEARS,
AND OF HIS WIFE
MAUD EDITH COLLINS
DIED 29. JUNE 1940. AGED 81 YEARS
ALSO OF THEIR SECOND SON
KENNETH JAMES COLLINS
DIED 22 NOVEMBER 1886, AGED 2 YEARS
AT REST
The marriage of James Collins to Caroline Scudamore at St Mary,
Swainswick was registered 1849/Q1 (and Q2!) Bath.
The birth of Ada Caroline Collins was registered 1850/Q2 Keynsham,
mother’s maiden name: Scudamore.
In the 1851 census at Newton St Loe (Som):
James Collins, aged 25, miller employing 5 men, born at Twerton
(Som), wife Caroline, aged 28, born at Swainswick (Som), and two
servants.
The birth of John James Scudamore Collins was registered 1851/Q3
Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Scudamore.
In the 1861 census at New Road, Twerton (Som):
James Collins, aged 35, widower, miller employing 5 men & 2 boys,
born at Twerton, children: Ada, aged 10, born at Newton [St Loe]
(Som), John J S, aged 9, born at Newton, Nora, aged 8, born at
Newton, Edwin, aged 7, born at Newton, Catherine, aged 5, born at
Newton, Blanch, aged 4, born at Newton, and Caroline, aged 2, born
at Newton, Thomas Scudamore, aged 68, father in law, miller
(retired), born at Batheaston, Martha Scudamore, aged 59, mother in
law, born at Bath, and two servants.
In the 1871 census at Mill, Penny Quick, Newton St Loe:
James Collins, aged 45, widower, miller employing 9 men & boys,
born at Twerton (Som), children: John, aged 19, born at Newton St
Loe, Nora, aged 18, born at Newton St Loe, Edwin, aged 17, born at
Newton St Loe, and Blanch, aged 14, born at Newton St Loe, and a
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Inscriptions
Notes
servant.
Maude Edith Hibbard (1859-1940)
Born on 24 Feb 1859 at Paradise House, Bath, daughter of
Hibbard, brewer, and Margaret Charlotte Hibbard, formerly
(registered 1859/Q2 Bath). In the 1861 census ‘Maude’, aged 2,
at Bath. In the 1871 census ‘Maud’, aged 11, born at Bath. In the
census ‘Maude E’, aged 21, singer of music, born at Bath.
John
Mole
born
1881
The marriage of John James Scudamore Collins to Maud Edith Hibbard
at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1882/Q4 Bath.
The birth of John Hubert Collins was registered 1883/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hibbard.
The birth of Kenneth James Collins was registered 1884/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Hibbard. The death of Kenneth James Collins,
The birth of Arthur Hibbard Collins was registered 1886/Q4 Bath,
The birth Kathleen Maude Collins was registered 1888/Q1 Bath,
The birth of Reginald Frank Collins was registered 1890/Q4 Bath,
In the 1891 census at Rivers, Oldfield, Bath:
John J S Collins, aged 39, flour miller corn merchant, born at Newton
St Loe (Som), wife Maria E (!), aged 32, born at Bath, children: Arthur
H, aged 4, born at Bath, Kathleen M, aged 3, born at Bath, and
Reginald F, aged 5, months, born at Bath, and three servants
The birth of Edwin Kingsey Collins was registered 1892/Q3 Bath,
The birth of Margaret Betty Collins was registered 1898/Q3 Bath,
In the 1901 census at St George Lodge, Oldfield, Bath:
John J S Collins, aged 49, flour miller employer, born at Newton St
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Inscriptions
Notes
Loe (Som), wife Maude E, aged 42, born at Bath, children: John H,
aged 17, born at Bath, Edwin K, aged 8, born at Bath, and Margaret B,
aged 2, born at Bath, Catherine Hibbard, aged 64, unmarried, born at
Bath, and four servants.
In the 1901 census at Clifton College:
Arthur H Collins, aged 14, pupil, born at Bath.
The death of John James Scudamore Collins, aged 89, was registered
1940/Q2 Bath.
The death of Maud Edith Collins, aged 81, was registered 1940/Q3
Bath.
(See also 1M20.)
4SS25
Isabella Gertrude
Moor (1853-1931)
On scroll:
ISABELLA
GERTRUDE MOOR
DIED NOV 29TH 1931
Jane Harrison Moor
(1820-1879)
Richard Watson Moor
(1804-1884)
Lower:
IN MEMORY OF
JANE HARRISON MOOR
DIED JULY 7TH 1879
AGED 59.
Martha Moor (18021881)
Anna Maria Moor
(1810-1889)
West:
IN MEMORY OF
……………………………
… RICHARD ……………
…………………………
…………………………
DIED MARCH … 1884
AGED 80
East:
IN MEMORY OF
MARTHA MOOR
DIED OCT 24TH 1881
AGED 79
Issue 1
The marriage of Richard Watson Moor to Anna Maria Trapp was
registered 1847/Q4 Bedford.
In the 1871 census at the Vicarage, Stoke St Gregory (Som):
Richard Watson Moor, aged 64, clergyman, born at Melons (Yorks),
wife Anna Maria, aged 60, born at Bedford, daughter Isabella
Gertrude, aged 17, born at Stoke St Gregory, Maria Moor, aged 69,
unmarried, sister, born at Hayn (Yorks), Martha Moor, aged 67,
unmarried, sister, born at Hayn (Yorks), Janett Moor, aged 49,
unmarried, sister, born at Landford … (Som), and two servants.
The death of Jane Harrison Moor, aged 59, was registered 1879/Q3
Bath.
The death of Martha Moor, aged 79, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath.
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Inscriptions
Notes
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNA MARIA MOOR
DIED DECR 28TH 1889
AGED 79
The death of Richard Watson Moor, aged 80, was registered 1884/Q1
Bath.
The death of Isabella G Moor, aged 78, was registered 1931/Q4 Bath.
From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1883:
MOOR, Richard Watson, Wilton Lodge, Prior Park-road, Bath – St.
Bees 1823. d 1827, p 1828, Formerly V. of Stoke St. Gregory,
Somerset, 1830-77.
4SS26
Jane Farrington (18011876)
John James Farrington
(1790-1858)
West:
IN MEMORY OF
JANE WIDOW OF MAJOR GENERAL J. J. FARRINGTON
BENGAL ARTILLERY
WHO DIED AT BATH MARCH 4TH 1876 AGED 73.
Pitched in form of cross.
In 1820 at Agra John James Farrington married Jane Mcleod.
From a family history at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bd5334/my_ancestors_in
_india.htm
John James Farrington “was born in London, enlisted in the Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich, in 1804, and arrived in India in 1808 to
join the Bengal Horse Artillery. His campaigns included Java (1811),
Jogjakarta (1812), the Celebes (1816), the 3rd Mahratta War, and the
Siege of Bhurtpore. He was Acting Commandant, Bengal Artillery,
when he retired to England in 1851.
…
According to family legend the [MacLeod] girls went out to India to
join their cousin, Flora Mure-Campbell (1780-1840), Countess of
Loudoun. These girls were all granddaughters of John Macleod
(c.1714-1786), 11th Chief of the MacLeods of Raasay,””
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Inscriptions
Notes
The death of John James Farrington was registered 1858/Q4 Warwick.
From Bulletins and Other State Intelligence for the Year 1858 by T L
Behan, 1860 (!) p3667
“The undermentioned promotions to take place in the Indian Military
Forces of Her Majesty, consequent on the death of Major-General
John James Farrington, Bengal Artillery, 13th October, 1858, and
General John Hickey Collette, Madras Cavalry, 23rd October, 1858:
…”
In the 1871 census at Oriel House (by Oriel Place), Cheltenham:
Jane Farrington, aged 68, widow, pension interest of money, born in
Scotland, son Lindsay, aged 45, unmarried, Col. in the Army, born in
the East Indies, and two servants.
The death of Jane Farrington, aged 76, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath.
4SS27
George Clarke Smith
(1817-1888)
Mary Ann Smith (18201900)
East:
Also
MARY ANN SMITH
HIS WIFE
AGED 79 YEARS
……………… NOR FORSAKE …………
Cross on two plinths, the lower one in pink granite, the upper in grey
stone. The MI implies another inscription; the inscription is very faint
on the southern side.
The marriage of George Clarke Smith to Mary Anne Page at St Michael
with St Paul, Broad Street, Bath was registered 1841/Q2 Bath.
In the 1881 census at Grove Lodge, Lambridge, Bath: George C Smith,
aged 63, retired chemist, born at Droitwich (Worcs), wife Mary A,
aged 60, born at Cheltenham, and two servants.
From the burial book: George Clarke Smith, aged 71, chemist, of
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Inscriptions
Notes
Grove Lodge, Lambridge, business address: Bond Street, died on 17
Jul 1888. The death of George Clarke Smith, aged 70, was registered
1888/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Ann Smith, aged 79, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Mary Ann Smith, aged 79, of Grove Lodge,
Lambridge, died on 14 Jan 1900.
4SS28
Mary Elizabeth Smith
(1838-1876)
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
MARY ELIZABETH
HERBERT GEORGE SMITH
Nevil Maskelyne Smith
(1882-1890)
Herbert George Smith
(1843-1918)
Madeline Mary Smith
(1858-1939)
THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY
BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.
East:
ALSO OF
NEVIL MASKELYNE
SON OF HERBERT GEORGE AND
MADELINE MARY SMITH
JESUS CALLED A LITTLE CHILD UNTO HIM
North:
ALSO OF
AGED 74 YEARS
TRULY MY HOPE IS EVEN IN THEE
West:
ALSO OF
MADELINE MARY SMITH
WIDOW OF
AGED 81 YEARS
Issue 1
The birth of Herbert George Smith was registered 1843/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Page.
George B Smith, aged 31, chemist druggist, born at Worcester, wife
Mary A, aged 28, born at Cheltenham, children: Kate ……., aged 9,
born at Bath, Herbert G, aged 7, born at Bath, Tom H, aged 5, born at
Bath, and Maud M, aged 3, born at Bath, and two servants.
The birth of Madeline Mary Maskelyne was registered 1857/Q3
Faringdon (Berks).
In the 1861 census at a chemist and druggist at Worcester:
Herbert G Smith, aged 16, chemists & druggists shopman, born at
Bath.
The marriage of Herbert George Smith to Mary Elizabeth Bridger was
registered 1874/Q2 Lambeth.
The death of Mary Elizabeth Smith, aged 37, was registered 1876/Q1
Bath.
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Names
Inscriptions
“TRUST IN THE MERCY OF GOD” PS. LII.8
Notes
In the 1881 census at 3 Beaufort East, Bath:
Herbert G Smith, aged 37, widower, upholsterer employing 25 men &
boys, born at Bath, son Herbert G, aged 5, born at Bath, a visitor and
three servants.
The marriage of Herbert George Smith to Madeline Mary Maskelayne
at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1881/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Nevil Maskelayne Smith was registered 1882/Q3 Bath.
The death of Nevil Maskelayne Smith, aged 7, was registered 1890/Q2
Bath.
In the 1891 census at Aspey House, Batheaston, Bath:
Herbert Smith, aged 47, cabinet maker upholsterer &c, born at Bath,
wife Madeline, aged 33, born at Faringdon (Berks), children:
Madeline, aged 7, born at Bath, Winifred, aged 6, born at Bath,
Ronald, aged 4, born at Bath, and Lionel, aged 2, born at Bath, and
four servants.
The death of Herbert George Smith, aged 74, was registered 1918/Q2
Bath.
The death of Madeline Mary Smith, aged 81, was registered 1939/Q1
Bath.
Northern side
4SN1
Thomas Quarry (17911864)
North:
Sacred Remembrance of
THOMAS QUARRY
AGED 72 YEARS
Mary Quarry (18011881)
YEA THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR
NO EVIL FOR THOU ART WITH ME, THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME
South:
Also of
MARY SISTER OF THE AFORESAID THOMAS QUARRY
AGED 80 YEARS
Issue 1
Thomas Quarry, aged 58, unmarried, grocer, born at Milton Bryant
(Beds), Mary Quarry, aged 45, sister, unmarried, housekeeper, born at
Milton Bryant (Beds), Thomas Quarry Junr, aged 29, nephew,
unmarried, grocer’s apprentice, born in London, a visitor, a shopman,
and two servants.
The death of Thomas Quarry, aged 72, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.
Mary Quarry, aged 64, unmarried, independent, born at Si………
(Beds).
Mary Quarry, aged 80, unmarried, income from house property, born
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Inscriptions
Notes
in Bedfordshire.
The death of Mary Quarry, aged 80, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath.
See also the nearby grave 5H5.
4SN2
Lilian Hick (18761952)
East:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF LILIAN HICK BORN JAN: 9TH 1876: DIED FEB. 19TH 1952
Edging
The birth of Morcombe Fuller Hick was registered 1847/Q1 Bristol.
Susan Hick, aged 52, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, children: Sarah
A, aged 28, born at Bristol, Morcombe F, aged 24, born at Bristol,
Jane E, aged 24, born at Bristol, Margaret T, aged 19, born at
Redbridge, George S, aged 14, linen draper’s apprentice, born at
Redbridge, Mary Hick, aged 70, unmarried, sister in law, born at St
Minver (Cornwall), a boarder and a servant.
The marriage of Morcombe Fuller Hick to Annie Maria Webb was
registered 1872/Q4 Stourbridge.
The birth of Edwin Morcombe Hick was registered 1873/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Webb.
The birth of Lilian Hick was registered 1876/Q1 Clutton.
The death of Morcombe Fuller Hick, aged 29, was registered 1876/Q2
Clutton.
Annie Hick, aged 34, widow, annuitant, born at Stourbridge (Worcs),
children: Morcombe (son), aged 7, born at Bath, Ida, aged 6, born at
Midsomer Norton (Som), and Lilian, aged 5, born at Midsomer Norton,
Mary Casson, aged 40, married, sister, wife of an iron works manager,
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Notes
born at Stourbridge, a visitor and two servants.
In the 1891 census at 7 Pulteney Gardens, Bath:
Annie Hick, aged 44, widow, living on own means, born at Stourbridge
(Worcs), children: Edwin M, aged 17, scholar, born at Bath, Ida M,
aged 16, born at Midsomer Norton (Som), and Lilian, aged 15, born at
Midsomer Norton, and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 13 Tyning Road Bath:
Annie Maria Hick, aged 53, widow, living on own means, born at
Stourbridge (Worcs), children: Ida Mary, aged 26, born at Midsomer
Norton (Som), and Lilian, aged 25, born at Midsomer Norton, and a
servant.
A painting being offered for sale by Gardiner Houlgate of Bath in 2007
has the following description:
'The Day Fades But The Glory Never - The Tale of Inkerman', signed
and inscribed on stretcher and label verso, 43.5" x 55.5", within
original frame (holes and damage to canvas) by Charles Martin Hodges
(19th century British) - Painted in the artist's studio in Old Bond
Street, Bath. The group includes, in profile, Mr E Morcombe Hick, who
made the history of Bath Abbey a lifelong study. He died September
1952. Given to Bath Abbey by his widow, Mrs E. M. Hick. 1953.
The Cathedral Church of SS. Peter and Paul in the City of Bath
commonly called Bath Abbey. An architectural and historical guide ...
With a plan ... and many illustrations, etc by Edwin Morcombe Hick,
1913, a ninth edition in 1947 with updated edition by Harry Brakspear
& Edwin Morcombe Hick in 1948 and 1957. (48 pp in the 12th edition.)
4SN3
Frances Eliza Wickham
(1813-1902)
Thomas Whalley
Wickham (1774-1855)
Issue 1
UNTIL THE DAY DAWN
FRANCES ELIZA WICKHAM
DAUGHTER OF
THOMAS WHALLEY WICKHAM
RECTOR OF HORSINGTON
SHE DIED APRIL 10TH 1902
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Inscriptions
Notes
Cross
Baptised 17 Oct 1813 at Horsington (Som): Frances Eliza Wickham,
daughter of Thomas Whalley & Mary Wickham.
In the 1841 census at 6 South Point, Weston super Mare:
Thomas Wickham, aged 67, clerk, not born in Somerset.
In the 1851 census at Rectory House, Horsington (Som):
Thos W Wickham, aged 77, rector of Horsington parish, born at Frome
(Som), wife ‘Mrs T W’, aged 59, born in London, daughter Frances
Fanny, aged 37, unmarried, born at Horsington, and three servants.
The death of Thomas Whaley Wickham, was registered 1855/Q4
Wincanton. Will of Reverend Thomas Whalley Wickham, Clerk of
Horsington, Somerset, date 15 Jan 1856, PROB 11/2226.
The death of Frances Eliza Wickham, aged 88, was registered 1902/Q2
Bath,
4SN4
Richard Hugh Smith
(1886-1944)
Elsie Mary Isobel
Smith (1902-1991)
In
LOVING MEMORY OF
RICHARD HUGH SMITH
WHO DIED VERY SUDDENLY
ON MAY 8TH 1944. AGED 57.
AND OF HIS WIFE
ELSIE MARY ISOBEL SMITH
WHO DIED
FEBRUARY 18TH 1991. AGED 88
Low headstone, grey granite.
The birth of Richard Hugh Smith was registered 1886/Q3 Bridgnorth.
In the 1891 census at Cross Keys Vaults, 64 & 65 High Street,
Bridgnorth (Salop):
Richard C Smith, aged 32, grocer & wine merchant, born at
Bridgnorth, wife Marion, aged 26, born at Hanley (Staffs), children:
Richard H, aged 4, born at Bridgnorth, and Leslie C, aged 2, born at
Bridgnorth, two boarders and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 11 Salop Street, Bridgnorth (Salop):
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Notes
Marion Smith, aged 35 (!), widow, grocer, wine & spirit merc[hant],
born at Hanley (Staffs), children: Hugh, aged 14, born at Bridgnorth,
and Leslie, aged 12, born at Bridgnorth, and a servant.
The death of Richard Hugh Smith, aged 57, was registered 1944/Q2
Bath.
The death of Elsie Mary I Smith, born on 30 Jun 1902, was registered
1991/Feb Trowbridge.
4SN5
Margaret Walker Pyle
(1837-1916)
MARGARET WALKER PYLE
DIED 25TH NOVR 1916
IN HER 80TH YEAR
LAST SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE
SIR GEORGE ELLIOT
BARONET, OF PENSHER COUNTY DURHAM
—
ERECTED BY HER SORROWING SONS
The birth of Margaret Walker Elliot was registered 1837/Q4 Houghton
le Spring.
In the 1851 census at The Hall, Houghton le Spring:
Margaret Elliot, aged 49, wife of mining civil engineer colliery owner
& wire …… manufacturer (Glass & Elliott), born at Rainton (Durham),
children: Margaret W, aged 23, born at Pensher, Elizabeth, aged 19,
born at Belmont, Alice A, aged 18, born at Belmont, George W, aged
16, mining engineers apprentice, born at Belmont, and Henrietta,
aged 14, born at Belmont, Mary A P Elliot aged 16, niece, born at
Usworth (Durham), Mary L Green, aged 3, niece, born at New Seaham
(Durham), and five servants.
The marriage of Thomas Thompson Pyle to Margaret Walker Elliot was
registered 1862/Q4 Newcastle under Lyme.
In the 1871 census at 8 Esplanade, Bishop Wearmouth (Durham):
Thomas Pyle, aged 35, physician MD MRCS Eng LSA &c, born at
Earsdon (Northumberland), wife Margaret W, aged 33, born at
Earsdon, two sons, Maria Pyle, aged 22, unmarried, sister, born at
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Notes
Earsdon, a visitor and four servants.
In the 1901 census at 22 Albert Gate, Westminster:
Margaret W Pyle, aged 63, widow, living on own means, born at
Penshaw (Durham), Ethel Maude Garde Brown, aged 37, married,
daughter, born at Houghton le Spring (Durham), four servants and
George E Pyle, aged 35, unmarried, son, living on own means, born at
Sunderland (Durham).
The death of Margaret Walker Pyle, aged 79, was registered 1916/Q4
Bath.
4SN6
George Bacon
Harkness (1865-1939)
North-west:
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
GEORGE BACON
HARKNESS
SON OF THE LATE
COL. GEO. HARKNESS
MADRAS L. I.
BORN 5TH NOV. 1865
WHO PASSED AWAY ON
20TH SEPT. 1939
“GUS AM BRIS. AN LA”
ALSO HIS WIDOW
INA LOUISA
DAUGHTER OF
GENERAL
JOHN ELPHINSTONE I.A.
WHO PASSED AWAY
PEACEFULLY ON
14TH MAY 1953
AGED 86
George Harkness
Ina Louisa Harkness
(1867-1953)
Elizabeth Harkness
(1830-1908)
Marianne Stepney
(1826-1902)
John Mackenzie
George Grogan
Arthur St George
Herbert Stepney
Mary Kate Harkness
(1858-1948)
John Elphinstone
West:
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MOTHER
ELIZABETH
DAUGHTER OF
JOHN MACKENZIE ESQ
Issue 1
“Gus am Bris an là” (also occurs as “gus am bris an lathan” or in full
“’Gus am bris an là agus an teich na sgailean’”), Scottish Gaelic “Until
the day breaks” or in full “Until the day breaks and the shadows flee
away”.
The birth of Ina Louisa Elphinstone was registered 1867/Q2
Kensington.
In the 1881 census at 78 South Hill Park, Hampstead:
Charlotte Elphinstone, aged 39, widow of general officer, born at
Kamphu, India, children: Amelia J, age 17, born at Singapore, India
(!), Charlotte A, aged 16, born at Singapore, Ina L, aged 13, born at
Bayswater (Middx), Rosalie M L, aged 12, born at Bangalore, Madras
Presidency, India, and Beatrice J, aged 9, born at Bellary, Madras
Presidency, India, and a servant.
George Bacon Harness married Ina Louisa Elphinstone on 9 Jan 1896 at
Orphans Court, Delaware [IGI].
Passengers on the SS Waesland from Liverpool to Philadelphia arriving
on 20 May 1900:
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31ST LIGHT INFANTRY I.A.
ENTERED INTO REST
JUNE 18TH 1908
“TILL HE COME”
North-east:
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
MARIANNE
NESS HOUSE, INVERNESS
In the US 1910 census at Wilmington, Delaware:
George B Harkness, aged 39, draftsman – ship building, born in the
Channel Islands, parents born in Scotland, immigrated in 1895, and
wife Ina L, aged 37, born in England, immigrated in 1896.
OF SEAFIELD, CO DUBLIN
The death of Elizabeth Harkness, aged 78, was registered 1908/Q2
Bath.
DAUGHTER OF
JOHN MACKENZIE ESQ
MARRIED FIRST
GEORGE GROGAN
SECONDLY
COLONEL A. ST. G.
HERBERT STEPNEY, C.B.
COLDSTREAM GUARDS
DIED 11TH AUGUST 1902
ERECTED BY HER CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN
East:
ALSO OF
MARY KATE
HARKNESS
ELDEST DAUGHTER
OF THE LATE
COL. GEO. AND
MRS. HARKNESS
MADRAS L. I.
WHO FELL ASLEEP
5TH JUNE 1948,
AGED 90.
“THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST
HIS SON CLEANSETH US
FROM ALL SON” JOHN ………
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Notes
George B Harkness, aged 28, draughtsman, last residence Bath,
destination Wilmington, address: Harland & Hollingsworth, previously
in the US for 4 years, and wife Ina L, aged 27. (Harlan & Hollingsworth
started off as a firm making railway carriages circa 1836 but by 1900
was the major iron-shipbuilder in the US and the largest employer in
Wilmington. In 1904 the firm was acquired by Bethlehem Steel. The
shipyard closed in 1926, although reopened in the Second World War
for building railcars.)
The death of George Bacon Harkness, aged 74, was registered
1939/Q3 Bath.
The death of Mary Kate Harness, aged 90, was registered 1948/Q2
Bath.
The death of Ina Louisa Harkness, aged 86, was registered 1953/Q2
Bath.
George Grogan was a Captain in the 6th Dragoon Guards.
Colonel St. George Herbert Stepney, C.B., was Commander of the 2nd
Battalion Coldstream Guards. He appears in a list of officers on the
staff of the Ottoman Empire in 1858 (Bulletins and Other State
Intelligence for the Year 1858 by T L Behan, London: Harrison and
Sons p1131.)
In Gentleman’s Magazine Jan-Jun 1862 (Vol XII) in the section on
marriages on p 779:
“At the British Embassy, Paris, Col. St. G. Herbert Stepney, C.B.,
Coldstream Guards, to Marianne, second dau. of the late John
Mackenzie, esq., Ness-house, Inverness, N.B., and widow of George
Grogan, esq., of Seafield, Sutton, co. Dublin.”
The marriage of Arthur St George Herbert Stepney was registered
1897/Q2 Shardlow.
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The death of Marrianne Stepney, aged 76, was registered 1902/Q3
Bath.
4SN7
Julia Griffith (18321903)
Thomas Reynolds
Griffith (1828-1870)
IN MEMORY OF
JULIA GRIFFITH
BORN JULY 2. 1832 DIED JANY 3: 1903
WIDOW OF THE LATE
CAPTAIN THOMAS REYNOLDS GRIFFITH
Francis Wemyss, aged 62, widower, landed proprietor, born at
Carmarthen, children: Julia, aged 30, unmarried, born at Aberystwith
(Wales), and Francis C, aged 37, unmarried, Captn Army H. M. Body
Guard Kent Rochester, born at Pemford (Wales), Mabel G _ Pigot,
aged 10, born at Cardigan (Wales), a visitor and five servants.
In the 1861 census at 5 Chapel Row, Bath:
Thomas R Griffith, aged 32, unmarried, lodger, Lieut. 48th Madras
Army India Service, born at Cardigan, S Wales.
The marriage of Thomas Reynolds Griffith to Julia Wemyss was
The death of Thomas Reynolds Griffith, aged 41, was registered
1870/Q1 Cardigan.
In the 1871 census at Parey gors, Llangydwydd (Cardiganshire):
Julia Griffith, aged 40, widow, farmer of 56 acres …………………, born at
Aberystruth (Cardiganshire), children: Frances, aged 7, and Aprilla,
aged 5, a friend and six servants.
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In the 1881 census at 4 Royal Park as visitors at the household of
Richard W Southby, clergyman, chaplain Park Row Asylum:
Julia Griffith, aged 50, widow, officers widow annuitant, born at
Aberystwith (Card), and Frances Griffith, aged 17, born at
Llangardm… (Card).
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Notes
Julia Griffith, aged 60, widow, living on her means, born at
Aberstruth (Cardiganshire), daughter Aprilla M, aged 25, living on her
means, born at Pant……… (Cardigan), Henrietta K Phi……, aged 29,
unmarried, niece, born at Bampton, a visitor and three servants.
Julia Griffith, aged 70, widow, born at Aberstruth (Cardiganshire),
daughter Aprilla M, aged 35, born at Pentgwyner (Cardiganshire), a
visitor and two servants.
The death of Julia Griffith, aged 73, was registered 1903/Q1 Bath.
4SN8
Georgina Frances
Griffith (1852-1918)
IN
AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF
G. F. TORRENS
WIDOW OF
GENL SIR H. TORRENS
K.C.B. K.C.M.G.
AND WIFE OF
LT COLL H. W. GRIFFITH
DIED 2ND JUNE 1918
Henry Woolgar Griffith
(1847-1922)
Henry Doyley Torrens
(1833-1889)
West:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
LIEUT. COLONEL
H. WOOLGAR GRIFFITH
LATE OF 23RD
ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS
BORN 1847. DIED 1922.
Henry D’Oyly Torrens was a son of Henry Whitelock Torrens (18061853) and his first wife Elizabeth Roberts (-ca 1834). From the
inscription on his grave he was born on 24 Feb 1833 and died on 1 Dec
1889.
The marriage of Henry Doyly Torrens to Georgina Frances de Butts was
registered 1876/Q3 Kensington.
Sir Henry D’Oyly Torrens, K.C.B., was Colonel of the 23rd Welsh
Fusiliers. He was Governor of the Cape Colony 1886-1888 and
Governor of Malta 1888-.
The death of Henry Doyley Torrens, aged 56, was registered 1889/Q4
St Geo H Sq (Westminster). He was buried at Brompton Cemetery.
The marriage of Georgina Frances Torrens to Henry Woolgar Griffith
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was registered 1893/Q4 Morpeth.
The death of Georgina Frances Torrens Griffith, aged 66, was
The death of Henry Woolgar Griffith, aged 73, was registered 1922/Q3
Bath.
4SN9
Ellen Matilda Galindo
(1838-1923)
Eliza Maria Galindo
(1827-1924)
Charles Galindo (17981868)
Ann Galindo (18021886)
Sacred
TO THE MEMORY OF
ELLEN MATILDA
CHARLES AND ANN GALINDO,
WHO ENTERED HER REST JULY 8TH 1923
AGED 85 YEARS
THERE IS A LAND OF PURE DELIGHT
WHERE SAINTS IMMORTAL REIGN.
Also
ELIZA MARIA GALINDO.
SISTER OF THE ABOVE
WHO ENTERED INTO REST SEP. 30TH 1924
In the 1851 census at Shalbourn (Wilts):
Charles Galindo, aged 53, law agent teacher of Christianity, born at
Streatham (Surrey), wife Ann, aged 40, born at Hereford, children:
Charlotte, aged 22, born at Liverpool, Ann C, aged 20, born at
Liverpool, Ellen M, aged 13, born at Seacomb (Ches), and three
servants.
In the 1861 census at Claremont Villa, Monckton Combe (Som):
Charles Galindo, aged 63, fundholder, born at Streatham (Surrey),
wife Ann, aged 58, interest [of] money, born at Hereford, children:
Emma S, aged 35, fundholder, born at Liverpool, Eliza M, aged 33,
fundholder, born at Liverpool, Ann C, aged 30, fundholder, born at
Liverpool, and Ellen M, aged 23, fundholder, born at Wallasey (Ches),
and a servant.
The death of Charles Galindo, aged 80, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath.
The death of Ann Galindo, aged 84, was registered 1886/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 2 Stanley Villas, Monckton Combe (Som):
Ann C Galindo, aged 70, unmarried, living on own means, born at
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Notes
Liverpool, Ellen M Galindo, aged 65, living on own means, born at
Seacombe (Ches), and a servant.
The death of Ellen Matilda Galindo, aged 85, was registered 1923/Q3
Bath.
The death of Eliza Maria Galindo, aged 97, was registered 1924/Q3
Bath.
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Eliza Matilda
Wilkinson (1849-1902)
William Henry
Wilkinson (1849-)
To
THE MEMORY OF
LISSIE
W. H. WILKINSON
APRIL 30TH 1902
The birth of William Henry Wilkinson was registered 1849/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Courtland.
In the 1871 census at Oldfield Road, Bath:
John J Wilkinson, aged 53, hosier master employing 3 men 1
apprentice, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife Mary Ann, aged 51, born
at Bath, children: William H, aged 21, brewer, born at Bath, Helen,
aged 19, born at Bath, Arthur J, aged 17, hosier apprentice, born at
Bath, Francis Sid., aged 14, born at Bath, and Beatrice, aged 12, born
In the 1881 census at 2 Augusta Place, Bath:
Anne Mat Curtis, aged 66, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, and
children: Louisa M, aged 43, unmarried, governess, born at Waterford,
Ireland, Eliza M, aged 36, unmarried, domesticated, born at
Waterford, and Laura M, aged 34, unmarried, domesticated, born at
Waterford, and a servant.
(The ‘Mat’ is as found and may be short for ‘Matilda’. There is a death
registration for Anne Matilda Curtis, aged 74, in 1888/Q4 Bath.)
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John J Wilkinson, aged 73, widower, retired outfitter, born at
Weymouth (Dorset), children; Wm H, aged 41, living on own mean,
born at Bath, Helen W, aged 39, living on own means, born at Bath,
Arthur J, aged 37, living on own means, born at Bath, and Francis S,
aged 34, bank clerk, born at Bath, and two servants.
The marriage of William Henry Wilkinson to Eliza Matilda Curtis was
In the 1901 census 9 St Lukes Road, Bath:
William H Wilkinson, aged 57, living on own means, born at Bath, wife
Eliza M, aged 50, born in Ireland, and a servant.
The death of Eliza Matilda Wilkinson, aged 53, was registered 1902/Q2
Bath.
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Harriet Lemann (18381898)
Sarah Lemann (18271898)
[In] memor[y of[
HARRIET L[EMANN]
BORN OCTOBER ………….
Also of
SARAH LEMANN
BORN JANUARY 27TH 1827
DIED MAY 7TH 1898
Sarah Lemann, aged 64, unmarried, living on her own means, born in
London, Harriet Lemann, aged 52, unmarried, sister, living on her own
means, born at Norwood (Surrey), and three servants.
The death of Harriet Lemann, aged 59, was registered 1898/Q1 Bath.
The death of Sarah Lemann, aged 71, was registered 1898/Q2 Bath.
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Names
Arthur John Wilkinson
(1854-1896)
John Jonathan
Francis Sydney
Inscriptions
Notes
[IN …………M]EMORY
[OF]
ARTHUR JOHN
SECOND SON
OF THE LATE J. J. WILKINSON
OF THIS CITY
WHO DIED JANUARY 22ND 18__
[AG]ED 40 YEARS
FRANC………………………
WHO ………………………
………………………………
………………………………
………………………………
………………………………
WHO………………………
…………………… ARS
The birth of Arthur John Wilkinson was registered 1854/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Francis Sydney Wilkinson was registered 1856/Q3 Bath.
In the 1871 census at Oldfield Lodge, Oldfield Road, Bath:
John J Wilkinson, aged 53, hosier master employs 3 men 1 apprentice,
born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife Mary Ann, aged 51, born at Bath,
children: Willm H, aged 21, brewer, born at Bath, Helen, aged 19, no
occupation, born at Bath, Arthur J, aged 17, hosier apprentice, born
at Bath, Francis L……, aged 14, born at Bath, and Bertha, aged 12,
John J Wilkinson, aged 73, widower, retired outfitter, born at
Weymouth (Dorset), children: Wm H, aged 41, unmarried, living on
own means, born at Bath, Helen W, aged 39, unmarried, living on own
means, born at Bath, Arthur J, aged 37, unmarried, living on own
means, born at Bath, and Francis S, aged 34, unmarried, bank clerk,
born at Bath, and two servants
The death of Arthur John Wilkinson, aged 41, was registered 1896/Q1
Bath.
The death of Francis Sydney Wilkinson, aged 43 was registered
1900/Q1 Bath.
See also 7A17.
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Names
Philip Maurice
Dudgeon (1851-1891)
Inscriptions
Notes
In loving memory of
PHILIP DUDGEON
DIED JANUARY 11TH 1891,
AGED 39
Cross
Mary Ann Dudgeon, aged 38, widow, fund holder, born in Ireland,
children: Mary Ann, aged 15, born in Ireland, Cecilia, aged 13, born in
Ireland, Letitia, aged 12, born in Ireland, Philip M, aged 10, born in
Ireland, and John L, aged 7, born in Ireland, and a servant.
The death of Letitia Dudgeon, aged 26, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath.
The marriage of Philip Maurice Dudgeon to Ada Mary Caroline Gunning
at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1889/Q3 Bath.
The death of Philip Maurice Dudgeon, aged 39, was registered
1891/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Samuel Kemp (17941886)
Herbert Murray
Edward Hoskins (18721900)
Ellen Elizabeth Kemp
(1832-1926)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
SAMUEL KEMP.
BORN 1794, DIED 1886
—
ALSO OF
HERBERT MURRAY EDWARD HOSKINS
(BERTIE)
STEP-SON OF THE ABOVE,
WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY ON FEBY 2ND 1900.
AGED 28.
—
ALSO OF ELLEN ELIZABETH
WIFE OF SAMUEL KEMP,
DIED MARCH 22ND 1926, AGED 93.
Headstone in white marble with integral cross.
The marriage of Edward Hoskins to Ellen Elizabeth Carr was registered
1855/Q2 Oxford.
In the 1871 census at 1 Elliott Place, Stoke Road, Alverstoke (Hants):
Edward Hoskins, aged 41, solicitor & notary public, born at Gosport
(Hants), wife Ellen Elzth, aged 38, born at Oxford, children: Florence
E E, aged 15, born at Alverstoke, Milise Elizth, aged 11, born at
Alverstoke, Annie Ethel, aged 10, born at Alverstoke, Douglas J B,
aged 7, born at Alverstoke, Ernest A, aged 5, born at Alverstoke, and
Harry H, aged 7 months, born at Alverstoke, Rosie Annie Carr, aged 5,
niece, ward in Chancery, born at Kennington, London, and three
servants.
The birth of Herbert Murray Hoskins was registered 1872/Q1
Alverstoke (Hants).
The death of Edward Hoskins, aged 48, was registered 1875/Q1
Northampton.
In the 1871 census at Oriel House, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Samuel Kemp, aged 76, town councillor retired member of Stock
Exchange, born at Whitechapel (Middx), wife Sarah, aged 69, born at
Wapping (Middx), and two servants.
The marriage of Samuel Kemp to Ellen Elizabeth Hoskins was
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In the 1881 census at Oriel House, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath:
Samuel Kemp, aged 86, late member London Stock E[xchan]ge, born
in London, wife Ellen Elizabeth, aged 47, born at Oxford, Milise
Hoskins, aged 21, step-daughter, born at Hants, and two servants.
The death of Samuel Kemp, aged 91, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath.
The death of Herbert Murray Edward Hoskins, aged 28, was registered
1900/Q1 Bath.
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Harriet Manchee
(1820-1887)
Mary Ann Manchee
(1823-1901)
Emma Wilmer (18221905)
George Newman
Wilmer (1850-)
In memoriam
HARRIET MANCHEE
BORN DECEMBER 30TH 1820,
DIED MARCH 30TH 1887,
MARY ANN MANCHEE
BORN MARCH 12TH 1823 DIED DECR 11TH 1901.
AND EMMA THEIR SISTER THE DEARLY LOVED
WIFE OF THE REV. GEORGE NEWMAN WILMER M.A.
VICAR OF NORBURY NR STOCKPORT CHESHIRE
BORN JANUARY 10TH 1822, DIED NOVEMBER 11TH 1905.
Baptised on 22 Jun 1789 at St Leonard’s, Shoreditch, London: Thomas
John Manchee, son of Daniel & Susanna Manchee [IGI].
Baptised on 7 March 1834 at St Paul’s, Bristol:
Harriet Manchee, date of birth 30 Dec 1820,
Emma Manchee,
date of birth 10 Jan 1822,
Mary Ann Manchee, date of birth 12 Mar 1823,
daughters of Thomas John & Harriet Manchee [IGI]
The birth of George Newman Willmer was registered 1850/Q4 Portsea.
The marriage of Emma Manchee was registered 1869/Q1 Whitechapel
(Bolus or Burns).
George Newman Wilmer married Emma Manchee, daughter of Thomas
John Manchee and Harriet Tully, on 15 Dec 1871 in Christchurch,
Canterbury, New Zealand [IGI].
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Notes
The death of Harriet Manchee, aged 77, was registered 1877/Q2
Axbridge.
In the 1881 census at 44 Woburn Place, Bloomsbury, London:
George N Willmer, aged 30, curate of Christ Church, born at
Portsmouth, wife Emma, aged 55, born at Bristol, and Eliza Kidd,
aged 70, unmarried, aunt, born at Heathfield (Sussex).
In the 1891 census at The Vicarage, Norbury (Ches):
George N Wilmer, aged 40, vicar of Norbury, born at Portsmouth
(Hants), wife Emma, aged 61, born at Bristol (Glos), and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Norbury Moor, Norbury (Ches):
George Newman Wilmer, aged 50, clergyman (Church of England),
born at Portsmouth (Hants), wife Emma, aged 78, born at Bristol,
Mary Ann Manchee, aged 77, unmarried, sister in law, living on own
means, born at Bristol, and a servant.
The death of Mary Ann Manchee, aged 78, was registered 1901/Q4
Stockport.
The death of Emma Wilmer, aged 83, was registered 1905/Q4
Stockport.
The marriage of George Newman Wilmer was registered 1909/Q1 St
Giles (Middx).
Willmer, George Newman, 2s. George, of Portsmouth, Hants, gent.
ST EDMUND HALL, matric. 18 April, 1872, aged 21; B.A. from
BALLIOL COLL. 1875, M.A. 1884, held various curacies 1876-85,
vicar of Norbury, Cheshire 1885; spelt Wilmer in Crockford.
According to Norbury Parish Council’s history of the parish at:
http://www.norburypc.org/hm/hr4500.htm
“Rev George Newman Wilmer M.A. - 1885 to 1918 Mr Wilmer was born
in New Zealand and came to this country in 1874 to study and take his
degree at Balliol College, Oxford. He was the senior curate at
Stockport, in charge of the Offerton mission and school between 1883
and 1885.
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4SN16
Cecilia Mascall (18471903)
Inscriptions
Notes
His first duty after his installation on the 12th November 1885 was to
attend upon the Bishop of Chester (Dr William Stubbs) at the
consecration of the half-acre extension to the churchyard.
…
In 1905 Mr Wilmer's wife, Emma, who had been in failing health for
many years, died. In the following year he took twelve months leave
of absence for health reasons and visited his aged mother in New
Zealand
…
In 1909 he married Ada Dent of Grimsby, but to the disappointment of
his parishioners, none of whom were invited, the wedding took place
at one of the more fashionable churches in Woburn Square, London.”
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CECILIA
WIFE OF COLONEL F. MASCALL R.E.
DIED 2ND JANUARY 1903
Francis Mascall (18431913)
ON THE RESURRECTION MORNING
SOUL AND BODY MEET AGAIN
NO MORE SORROW, NO MORE WEEPING,
NO MORE PAIN.
John Brenton Cox (1904)
Elizabeth Cox (-1912)
East:
ALSO OF
JOHN BRENTON COX,
LIEUT. GENERAL
DIED 2ND DECEMBER 1904.
Mary Cruttwell (-1903)
Thomas Micklem
Cruttwell (1842-1874)
ELIZABETH
DEAR WIFE OF THE ABOVE; JANUARY 9. 1912.
GREATLY LOVED.
“PEACE”
West:
ALSO OF MARY, WIDOW OF
T. MICKLEM CRUTTWELL
WHO DIED 26TH AUGUST 1903.
“FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH”
REV. 2.10
In the 1851 census at 10 Powis Place, St George the Martyr, London:
Francis Mascall, aged 61, special pleader, born at Houghton (Durham),
wife Caroline Mary, aged 40, born at Greystoke (Cumb), children:
Caroline Mary, aged 11, born at St George the Martyr (Middx), Francis,
aged 8, born at St George Martyr, and 3 servants.
The birth of Francis
Haverfordwest.
Ewen
Mascall
was
registered
1881/Q1
In the 1881 census at Charles Street, Steynton (Pembs):
Francis Mascall, aged 38, Captain Royal Engineers active, born at
Bloomsbury (Middx), wife Cecilia, aged 33, born in Ireland, and
unnamed son, aged 1 month, born at Milford (Pembs), Catherine M,
aged 79, widow, mother, born at Greystoke (Cumb), and a servant.
The death of Cecilia Mascall, aged 55, was registered 1903/Q1
Portsmouth.
The death of Francis Mascall, aged 70, was registered 1913/Q1
Paddington.
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The marriage of John Brenton Cox to Elizabeth Dudgeon at St Thomas
à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1861/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Thomas Micklem Cruttwell was registered 1842/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Noad.
The death of Thomas Micklem Cruttwell, aged 32, was registered
1874/Q4 Hampstead.
4SN17
Thomas Maw (18371913)
Lucy Maw (1834-1917)
East:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
THOMAS MAW,
WHO DIED 29TH JUNE 1913, AGED 76
ALSO OF LUCY
WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 15TH MARCH 1917. AGED 82.
Granite, speckled grey. Pitched (4 surfaces)
In the 1901 census at Inglecroft, Oldfield Road, Bath:
Thomas Maw, aged 63, retired draper, born at Epworth (Lincs), wife
Lucy, aged 65, born at Bodmin, Lucy Maw, aged 36, married, born at
St Pancras, London, three (Maw) grandchildren and two servants.
The death of Thomas Maw, aged 75, was registered 1913/Q2 Bath.
The death of Lucy Maw, aged 82, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath.
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Names
Edward Francis Brown
Brooke (1836-1901)
Eliza Jane Brooke
Inscriptions
Notes
IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF …
IN
LOVING MEMORY
of
MY BELOVED HUSBAND
EDWARD FRANCIS BROWN BROOKE
WHO FELL ASLEEP
JULY 25TH 1901, AGED 64
SAVED BY GRACE
KEPT BY THE POWER OF GOD
RICH IN FAITH
PATIENT IN SUFFERING
REJOICING IN HOPE OF THE GLORIOUS ………
ALSO
IN FONDEST MEMORY OF
ELIZA JANE BROOKE
RELICT OF ABOVE
BORN MARCH 17TH 183_
DIED JUNE 15TH 19__
IN THE
……… PLEASANT MEMORIES ………………
……… INLAND …………………………
THE MURMUR OF THE RHYTHM…………………
In the 1851 census at Rugby School:
Edward F Brooke, aged 13, pupil, born at Bath.
In the 1871 census at Garth Hall, Guilsfield (Montgomeryshire):
Devereux Mytton, aged 38, unmarried, magistrate farmer of 562
acres, born in East India, M A F Mytton, aged 33, sister, born in East
India, Eliza J Mytton, aged 32, sister, born at sea, Robert P Mytton,
aged 20, brother, undergraduate Cambridge, born in East India, Mary
E Mytton, aged 18, sister, born in the East Indies, and eight servants.
The marriage of Edward Francis B Brooke, to Eliza Jane Mytton was
registered 1872/Q1 Llanfyllin (N Wales).
In the 1881 census at Avening Mount, Ventnor (IoW):
Edward H B Brooke, aged 43, late Capt. 41st Welsh Regt. Retired, born
at Bath, wife Eliza J, aged 42, born at sea, son Gilbert E, aged 8, born
in France, Letitia M McC………, aged 3, born at Blackheath (Kent), Mary
E Mytton, aged 28, unmarried, sister in law, annuitant, born in the
East Indies, and three servants.
In the 1891 census at 6 Widcombe Terrace, Bath:
Edward Francis B Brooke, aged 53, retired officer (‘Army’ added)
living on his own means, born at Bath, wife Eliza Jane, aged 52, born
at sea British Subject, son Gilbert Edward, aged 18, student of
languages, born in France British Subject, a visitor and three servants.
In the 1901 census at Bayfield, Bathwick, Bath:
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Edward Brooke, aged 63, retired army officer, born at Bath, wife Eliza
J, aged 62, born at sea, and three servants.
The death of Edward Francis B Brooke, aged 64, was registered
1901/Q3 Bath.
The death of Eliza J Brooke, aged 74, was registered 1913/Q2
Lambeth.
From Alumni Cantabrigienses which gives the father of the Mytton
children who appear in the 1871 census:
Robert Purrier Mytton
Adm. Pens. At ST JOHN’S, Sept. 30, 1869. [4th] s. of Richard
Herbert, of the H.E.I. Co.’s [Bengal] Civil Service (and Charlotte,
dau. of General J.A. Paul Macgregor). B. Sept. 23, 1850, at Dacca.
Bapt. Dec. 1, 1850. [Grandson of Richard (1801).] [School, Eton.]
Matric. Lent, 1870; B.A. 1873. Adm. At the Middle Temple, Apr. 3,
1871. Called to the Bar, June 28, 1876. On the North Wales and
Chester Circuit. Equity Draftsman and Conveyancer. Married, Aug.
26, 1879, Annie Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Stephen Cranknell,
barrister-at-law, deceased, and had issue. Died Sept. 18, 1926.
(Fox-Davies, Armorial Families; Law Lists; Inns of Court; Foster,
Men at the Bar; The Times, Sept. 21, 1926.)
4SN19
Frederick William
Wadman (1868-1908)
In loving memory
Of
FREDERICK WILLIAM WADMAN
WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 4. 1908
AGED 40
THE GOLDEN EVENING BRIGHTENS IN THE WEST
SOON. SOON TO FAITHFUL WARRIORS COMETH REST.
The birth of Frederick William Wadman was registered 1868/Q3 Bath.
In the 1881 census at The Towers, Walcot, Bath:
Charles Wadman, aged 52, widower, cabinet maker employing 17 men
& 3 boys, born at St Ch…..ton (Som), children: Charles J, aged 24,
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
timber merchant, born at Bath, Ellen F, aged 23, household manager,
born at Bath, Laura M E, aged 18, born at Bath, Isabella F, aged 15,
born at Bath, Frederick W, aged 12, born at Bath, and Arthur W, aged
In the 1891 census at The Tower (by Richmond Place), Walcot, Bath:
Charles Wadman, aged 62, widower, cabinet maker, born at South
Cheriton (Som), children: Laura M E, aged 28, born at Bath, Isabelle F,
aged 25, born at Bath, and Frederick W, aged 22, born at Bath, and a
servant.
In the 1901 census at 4 Upper Camden Place, Bath:
Charles Wadman, aged 72, timber merchant employer, born at Bath,
and Fk Wm Wadman, aged 32, unmarried, son, timber merchant
worker, born at Bath.
The death of Frederick William Wadman, aged 40, was registered
1908/Q3 Bath.
4SN20
Marianne Hensley
(1805-1910)
IN LOVING MEMORY
OF
MARIANNE HENSLEY
DIED 13 FEBRUARY 1910
AGED 104
“LOOKING UNTO JESUS” ………
Jno Hensley, aged 70, indp, born in Somerset, Susan Maria Hensley,
aged 55, born in Somerset, and Marianne Hensley, aged 30, not born
in Somerset.
The death of John Hensley, aged 74, was registered 1843/Q1 Bath.
In the 1851 census at 4 Bloomfield Place, Bath:
Susannah Maria Hensley, aged 74, widow, householder, born at
Bromley (Staffs), daughter Marianne, aged 43, unmarried, born at
Bath, a visitor and two servants.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Susanh Hensley, aged 84, widow, gentlewoman, born at Bromley Park
(Staffs), daughter Marianne, aged 50, unmarried, born at Bath, Susanh
M Alcock?, aged 28, unmarried, niece, born at Naunton (Staffs), and
two servants.
The death of Susanna Maria Hensley, aged 87, was registered 1864/Q1
Bath.
Marianne Hendley, aged 59, unmarried, funded property, born at
Mariann Hensley, aged 74, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at Bath,
and two servants.
Marianne Hensley, aged 84, unmarried, living on own means, born at
The death of Marianne Hensley, aged 104, was registered 1910/Q4
Bath.
4SN21
Charles Carrington
Hensley (1859-1904)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CHARLES CARRINGTON HENSLEY
AGED __
The birth of Charles Carrington Hensley was registered 1859/Q3 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Garrick.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Henry Hensley, aged 42, medical practitioner St Andrews M.R.C.S,
born at Bath, wife Catherine P, aged 40, born at Twickenham (Middx),
children: E M R (daughter), aged 12, born at Bath, Ejerton J, aged 10,
born at Bath, Arabella T?, aged 8, born at Bath, Henry G, aged 7, born
at Bath, and Charles C, aged 1, born at Bath, a visitor and five
servants.
The marriage of Charles Carrington Hensley to Mary Amelia Jervois at
St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1891/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census with his widowed mother at 22 Circus, Bath:
Charles C Hensley, aged 41, barrister at law, born at Bath, and wife
Mary A, aged 33, born at Blackheath (Kent).
The death of Charles C Hensley, aged 44, was registered 1904/Q2
Weymouth.
See also 4SN23.
4SN22
Francis Phillips Fenner
(1811-1896)
Mary Williams Fenner
(1812-1892)
May Frances Fenner
(1845-1927)
Issue 1
In
Loving Memory
of
FRANCIS PHILLIPS FENNER
(LATE OF CAMBRIDGE)
WHO DIED MAY 22ND 1896
AGED 85 YEARS
Also of
MARY WILLIAMS FENNER
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 15TH 1892,
AGED 79 YEARS
Also of
MAY FRANCES FENNER
AGED 82 YEARS
The birth of Fanny Mary Fenner was registered 1845/Q1 Cambridge.
In the 1851 census at 5 Regent Street, Cambridge:
Francis P Fenner, aged 40, tobacconist, born at Cambridge, wife Mary
W, aged 34, born at Chatteris (Cambs), children: Emma L, aged 10,
born at Cambridge, Frances M, aged 6, born at Cambridge, Ellen J,
aged 3, born at Cambridge, and Frank, aged 1, born at Cambridge,
Eliza Fenner, aged 41, unmarried, sister, milliner, born at Cambridge,
and two servants.
4-502
Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1891 census at the White Lion Hotel, High Street, Bath:
Francis P Fenner, aged 80, hotel keeper, born at Cambridge, wife
Mary W, aged 78, born at Chatteris (Cambs), daughter Frances M,
aged 46, unmarried, born at Cambridge, a book keeper, nine servants
and twelve visitors.
The death of Mary Williams Fenner, aged 79, was registered 1892/Q1
Bath.
The death of Francis Phillips Fenner, aged 85, was registered 1896/Q2
Bath.
4SN23
Henry Hensley (18181891)
Catherine Payne
Hensley (1821-1905)
HENRY HENSLEY M.D. BORN APRIL 11TH 1818 DIED APRIL 21ST 1891
ALSO CATHERINE PAYNE HENSLEY WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED AUGUST 14TH 1905
AGED 84 YEARS
The marriage of Henry Hensley to Caroline Arabella Valpy was
registered 1848/Q2 Dover.
Henry Hensley, aged 32, surgeon M.R.C.S. ……, born at Bath, wife
Catherine A, aged 23, born in India British Subject, children: Ellen M
R, aged 2, born at Bath and Egerton J, aged 6 months, born at Bath,
Emily Hensley, aged 15, niece, born at Gainsborough, and three
servants.
The death of Caroline Arabella Hensley, aged 26, was registered
1854/Q4 Bath.
The marriage of Henry Hensley to Catharine Payne Garrick was
registered 1857/Q2 Richmond S.
Henry Hensley, aged 42, medical practitioner St Andrews M.R.C.S,
born at Bath, wife Catherine P, aged 40, born at Twickenham (Middx),
children: E M R (daughter), aged 12, born at Bath, Ejerton J, aged 10,
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
born at Bath, Arabella T?, aged 8, born at Bath, Henry G, aged 7, born
at Bath, and Charles C, aged 1, born at Bath, a visitor and five
servants.
In the 1891 census at 22 Circus, Bath:
Henry Hensley, aged 72, M.D. M.R.C.S. L.S.A. Phys[ician], born at
Bath, wife Catherine P, aged 70, born at Twickenham (Middx),
children: Ella M R, aged 42, born at Bath, Arabella H ……, aged 38,
born at Bath, and Charles C, aged 31, barrister at law, born at Bath,
and four servants.
The death of Henry Hensley, aged 73, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 22 Circus, Bath:
Catherine P Hensley, aged 81, [living on] own means, born at
Lewisham (Middx), children: Ellen M B, aged 52, born at Bath, and
Charles C, aged 41, married, barrister at law, born at Bath, Mary A
Hensley, aged 33, married, daughter in law, born at Blackheath
(Kent), a visitor and three servants.
The death of Catherine Payne Hensley, aged 84, was registered
1905/Q3 Bath.
See also 2K22.
Northern side – additional row
4SA1
Hilda Julia White
(1873-1951)
Robert Aitken White
(1887-1959)
HILDA JULIA WHITE
DIED 23 AUGUST 1951
AGED 78
AND HER HUSBAND
ROBERT AITKEN WHITE
PRIEST
DIED 10 JANUARY 1959
AGED 82
Slab
The birth of Robert Aitken White was registered 1874/Q3 Stockport.
Issue 1
The marriage of Robert A White to Hilda J Day was registered
4-504
Plot
Names
4SA2
Moritz Rosenberg
(1887-1952)
Inscriptions
Notes
1911/Q4 Chelsea.
IN TREASURED MEMORY OF
MY PRECIOUS HUSBAND MORITZ ROSENBERG WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JAN. 3. 1952
East:
I THANK MY GOD
EVERY REMEMBRANCE
In the Telephone Directory for 1952:
Rosenburg, Moritz, 12 Brock Street ............ Bath
The death of Moritz Rosenberg, aged 65, was registered 1952/Q1
Bath. From the burial book: Moritz Rosenberg, aged 65, of the RUH,
private address: 12 Brock Street, died on 3 Jan 1952.
4SA3
Clara Augusta Sostman
(1883-1952)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CLARA AUGUSTA SOSTMAN WHO PASSED TO HER REST
29TH AUGUST 1952 AGED 69
In the 1871 census at 13 Wycombe Terrace, Islington:
Theresea Sostmann, aged 33, widow, dressmaker, born at Berlin,
Prussia, and Edmond, aged 11, born at Berlin.
The marriage of Edmund Hubert H Sostmann to Maria Ann J M
Drummond was registered 1879/Q2 London City.
The birth of Percy Edmund Sostmann was registered 1880/Q1 Holborn.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The birth of Harold Sostmann was registered 1881/Q2 Shoreditch.
In the 1881 census at 6 Paul Street, Shoreditch:
Edward Sostman, aged 21, clerk, born in Germany, wife Maria, aged
27, born at Ware (Herts), children: Alice, aged 6, born in London,
Percy, aged 1, born in London, and Harold, aged 3 weeks, born in
London, and Therese Sostman, aged 45, widow, mother, dressmaker,
born in London.
The birth of Clara Augusta Sostmann was registered 1883/Q3 London
City.
In the 1891 census at 4 Blakesware Cottages, Ware (Herts):
Frances Rudtim, aged 61, widow, living on own means, born at
Wadesmill (Herts), Frances Wrenn, aged 7, grand daughter, born at
Kentish Town, London, Harold Sostmann, aged 10, nephew, born at
Kentish Town, and Clara Sostmann, aged 7, niece, born at Kentish
Town.
In the 1901 census at 44 Fellowes Road, Hampstead
Clara A Sostmann, aged 17, housemaid (domestic), born in the City of
London.
The death of Clara A Sostman/Sostmann, aged 69, was registered
1952/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Clara Augusta Sostman, aged 69,
of The Bungalow, Widcombe Hill, died on 29 Aug 1952.
4SA4
Lillian Victoria Lewis
(1901-1953)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF A DEAR WIFE AND MOTHER LILLIAN V LEWIS
WHO DIED AUG. 21ST 1953. AGED 52.
William Lewis (18951984)
East:
Barbara Pearl Adam
(1921-1995)
North:
ALSO OF HUSBAND WILLIAM LEWIS, DIED 27TH JUNE 1984, AGED 89 YEARS
AFTER MUCH SUFFERING PEACE
Plaque:
ALSO
BARBARA PEARL ADAM
DEARLY LOVED WIFE
AND MOTHER
AGED 74 YEARS
Issue 1
The birth of Lilian Victoria Hole was registered 1901/Q1 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Dyer.
4-506
Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The marriage of William Lewis to Lilian Victoria Hole at St Thomas à
The birth of Barbara P Lewis was registered 1921/Q2 Swansea,
mother’s maiden name Hole.
The marriage of Thomas J Adam to Barbara P Lewis was registered
1949/Q4 Lewisham.
The death of Barbara Pearl Adam, born on 18 Mar 1921, was
registered 1995/Jun Bristol.
4SA5
Percy Hubert Godwin
(1896-1953)
South:
Treasured memories of A DEAR HUSBAND AND FATHER PERCY GODWIN
CALLED TO REST 18TH DEC. 1953, AGED 57 YEARS
East:
Love still lives in sweetest memory
Edging. Lead has disappeared in places.
The birth of Percy Hubert Godwin was registered 1896/Q2 Bath,
In the 1901 census at rear Ferry Lane, Bath:
Thomas Godwin, aged 32, journeyman butcher, born at Bath, wife
Eliza Ann, aged 42, born at Withycomb (Som), and children: Thomas
Geo, aged 9, born at Bath, Dorothy May, aged 7, born at Bath, Percy
Hubert, aged 5, born at Bath, and Daisy Irene, aged 2, born at Bath.
The marriage of Percy Hubert Godwin to Theodora Andrews at Walcot
Chapel, Nelson Place, London Road, Bath, was registered 1924 Bath.
The death of Percy Hubert Godwin, aged 57, was registered 1953/Q4
Bath.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
4SA7
Arthur Hewitt Long
(1878-1956)
South:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ARTHUR HEWITT LONG, DIED FEB. 27TH 1956
Notes
The death of Theodora Godwin, aged 77, was registered 1977 Bath.
The birth of Arthur Hewitt Long was registered 1878/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Evans.
In the 1881 census at 6 St Matthews Place, Bath:
William James Long, aged 32, mason – master employing 4 men, born
at Bath, wife Anna Maria, aged 30, born at Bath, and children: Sydney
Evans, aged 4, born at Bath, and Arthur Hewitt, aged 2, born at Bath.
William J Long, aged 42, mason & builder, born at Bath, wife Annie,
aged 40, born at Bath, and children: Sydney, aged 14, apprentice,
born at Bath, and Arthur, aged 12, born at Bath.
William James Long, aged 51, insurance agent - employer, born at
Bath, wife Anna Maria, aged 49, born at Bath, and son Sydney Evans,
aged 24, provisions assistant, born at Bath.
The marriage of Arthur Hewitt Long to Susan Jane Barnett at St Luke,
Bath was registered 1907 Bath.
The death of Arthur Hewitt Long, aged 77, was registered 1956/Q1
Bathavon.
Issue 1
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Plot
4SA8
Names
Christopher Rodney
Sansbury (1950-1956)
Inscriptions
Notes
TREASURED MEMORIES OF OUR DARLING SON
CHRISTOPHER RODNEY SANSBURY
WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 15TH 1956,
AGED _ YEARS
FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
AND OF
WINIFRED MABEL SANSBURY
MOTHER OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED DEC 22ND 1958
AGED 50 YEARS
Winifred Mabel
Leonard Augustus
North:
AND OF LEONARD AUGUSTUS SANSBURY
HUSBAND AND FATHER OF ABOVE
WHO DIED JANUARY 21ST 1973. AGED 66. REUNITED
The birth of Leonard Augustus Sansbury was registered 1907/Q1
Portsmouth.
The birth of Winifred Mabel Stokes was registered 1908/Q4
Portsmouth.
The birth of Christopher R Sansbury was registered 1950/Q1 Chatham
(Stokes).
The death of Christopher R Sansbury, aged 6, was registered 1956/Q2
Bristol.
The death of Winifred Mabel Sansbury, aged 50, was registered
1958/Q4 Bath.
The death of Leonard Augustus Sansbury, born on 7 Jan 1907, was
registered 1973/Q1 Sodbury.
Issue 1
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Plot
4SA10
Names
Lawrence Potts (19091956)
Inscriptions
Notes
In loving memory of
A BELOVED HUSBAND
LAWRENCE POTTS
WHO PASSED AWAY FEB. 25TH 1956
AGED 46 YEARS
LOVED IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WE LOST IS NOT ……
The death of Lawrence Potts, aged 46, was registered 1956/Q1 Bath.
From the burial book: Lawrence Potts, aged 46, of 6 Daisy Bank,
Lyncombe Vale, died on 27 Feb 1956.
4SA11
Frank Gordon Short
(1885-1955)
Dorothy Kathleen
Short (1904-1989)
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MY DEAR HUSBAND
FRANK G. SHORT
DIED 9TH SEPTEMBER 1955,
AGED 70 YEARS
AND
DOROTHY KATHLEEN
WIFE OF THE ABOVE
DIED _TH MARCH 1989,
AGED _ YEARS
The birth of Frank Gordon Short was registered 1885/Q1 Barton Regis.
In the 1891 census at 2 James’ Cottages, Standard Road, Epsom
(Surrey):
Thomas Short, aged 30, coachman domestic, born at Abingdon
(Berks), wife Sarah, aged 30, born at Aldershot, children: Herbert J,
aged 8, born at Ne……… (Oxon), Frank G, aged 5, born at Westbury
(Glos), James, aged 4, born at Bristol, and Edith M, aged 4 months,
born at Bexley Heath (Kent), and a lodger.
In the 1901 census at Blakesby Villa, Upton Road, Bexley (Kent):
Thomas Short, aged 41, coachman (domestic), born at Abingdon
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
(Berks), wife Sarah, aged 40, born at Aldershot (Hants), children:
William, aged 18, … hand Woolwich Arsenal, born at Nuthrop (Oxon),
Frank, aged 16, groom domestic, born at Westbury (Glos), James,
aged 14, florist boy, born at Bristol, Edith, aged 10, born at
Bexleyheath (Kent), Ellen, aged 7, born at Bexleyheath, and Ethel,
aged 5, born at Bexleyheath.
The death of Frank Gordon Short, aged 70, was registered 1955/Q3
Bath.
The death of Dorothy Kathleen Short, born on 11 Sep 1904, was
registered 1989/Mar Bath.
4SA13
Elizabeth Caroline
Handford (1879-1957)
Edwin John Handford
(1878-1965)
North:
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH CAROLINE HANDFORD
FELL ASLEEP 15 FEB 1957 AGED 77 Till He Come
South:
ALSO OF EDWIN JOHN HANDFORD
PASSED AWAY AUGUST 26TH 1965 AGED 86
Arthur Richard Hunt
(1885-1959)
East:
AND OF A BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER
ARTHUR RICHARD HUNT
FELL ASLEEP JULY 20TH 1959
“We have hope in Christ”
The birth of Edwin John Handford was registered 1878/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Tucker.
In the 1881 census at 1 Ham Gardens, Bath:
Edwin J Handford, aged 30, polisher, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth,
aged 31, born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 13, born at Bath,
Kelly, aged 9, born at Bath, James, aged 6, born at Bath, Edwin, aged
3, born at Bath, and William, aged 6 months, born at Bath.
The death of Elizabeth Handford, aged 35, was registered 1886/Q1
Bath.
The death of Edwin James Handford, aged 39, was registered 1890/Q2
Bath.
In the 1891 census at Sutcliffe Industrial School for Boys, Walcot
Buildings, Bath:
Edwin J Handford aged 11, born at Bath.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
In the 1901 census at 19 Walcot Buildings, Bath:
Edwin J Handford, aged 22, unmarried, boarder, pianoforte polisher,
born at Bath.
The marriage of Edwin John Handford to Elizabeth Caroline Hunt was
registered 1904/Q2 Swindon.
The death of Elizabeth C Handford, aged 77, was registered 1957/Q1
Bath.
The death of Edwin J Handford, aged 86, was registered 1965/Q3
Bath.
The birth of Charles Hunt was registered 1851/Q1 Marlborough.
The marriage of Charles Hunt to Jane Griffin was registered 1872/Q2
Marlborough.
The birth of Elizabeth Caroline Hunt was registered 1879/Q2
Marlborough.
In the 1881 census at The Street, Broad Hinton (Wilts):
Charles Hunt, aged 30, carpenter (master) wheelwright, born at
Broad Hinton, wife Jane, aged 30, born at Little Caswell (Berks), and
children: George J, aged 8, born at Broad Hinton, Ellen, aged 6, born
at Broad Hinton, John W, aged 3, born at Broad Hinton, Elizabeth C,
aged 2, born at Broad Hinton, and Charles, aged 7 months, born at
Broad Hinton.
The birth of Arthur Richard Hunt was registered 1885/Q4 Marlborough.
The death of Charles Hunt, aged 35, was registered 1886/Q1
Marlborough.
In the 1891 census at Broad Hinton (Wilts)
Jane Hunt, aged 41, widow, laundress, born at Faringdon (Berks),
children: John W, aged 13, farm labourer, born at Broad Hinton,
Elizabeth C, aged 12, born at Broad Hinton, Charles, aged 10, born at
Broad Hinton, Alice E, aged 8, born at Broad Hinton, Harry, aged 7,
born at Broad Hinton, Arthur R, aged 5, born at Broad Hinton, and
Edith C, aged 5 months, born at Broad Hinton.
Issue 1
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Plot
Names
Inscriptions
Notes
The death of Arthur Richard Hunt, aged 73, was registered 1959/Q3
Bath.
4SA14
Ernest George Carey
(1872-1956)
North:
IN MEMORY OF ERNEST GEORGE CAREY, DIED SEPT. 11TH 1956, AGED 83 YEARS
East:
AT REST
The birth of Ernest George Carey was registered 1872/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Thomas.
In the 1881 census at Cloister Lodge, Bath:
William Carey, aged 37, gardener, born at Englishcombe (Som), wife
Sarah, aged 41, born at Ilfracombe (Devon), children: Alfred W, aged
13, provision merchant’s a[p]prentice, born at Bath, Arthur G, aged
11, born at Bath, Ernest G, aged 8, born at Bath, and Frederick H,
In the 1891 census at Pembroke House, Pembroke Road, Shirehampton
(Glos):
Ernest G Carey, aged 20, unmarried, shoeing & general smith,
journeyman, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 1 Eastbourne Terrace, Trowbridge (Wilts):
Ernest G Carey, aged 28, cooperage manager, born at Bath, wife Ada,
aged 28, born at Bath, and children: William E, aged 4, born at Bath,
Arthur H, aged 1, born at Cape Town, Cape Colony, and Norman D,
aged 5 months, born at Bradford (Wilts).
The death of Ernest George Carey, aged 83, was registered 1956/Q3
Bath.
Issue 1
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Plot
4SA15
Names
George William White
(1876-1952)
Inscriptions
Notes
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
A DEAR HUSBAND AND FATHER
GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE
WHO DIED AUG 24TH 1952
AGED 76.
Elsie Elizabeth White
(1901-1963)
Mary Ann White (18741967)
ALSO ELSIE
DAUGHTER
DIED NOV. 23RD 1963
AGED 62.
George Sidney White
(1898-1968)
ALSO MARY ANN
WIFE AND MOTHER OF ABOVE
AGED 92.
RE-UNITED.
Plaque at foot:
ALSO TO OUR DEAR DAD
GEORGE SIDNEY
WHITE.
SON AND BROTHER
DIED AUG. 10TH 1968.
AGED 70.
On edge:
AT REST
The birth of Mary Ann Norris was registered 1874/Q2 Bath. mother’s
maiden name: Townsend.
In the 1891 census at 74 Avon Street, Bath:
George White, aged 38, mason’s labourer, born at Bath, wife Eliza,
aged 35, born at Bath, and children: Eliza, aged 17, born at Bath,
George, aged 15, born at Bath, Amelia, aged 11, born at Bath, Mary,
aged 4, born at Bath, and William, aged 1, born at Bath.
The marriage of George White to Mary Ann Norris was registered
1897/Q Bath.
The birth of Sydney George White was registered 1898/Q2 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Norris.
In the 1901 census at 73 Avon Street, Bath:
Jane Norris, aged 56, widow, born at Bath, Thomas, Norris, aged 17,
fish hawker, born at Bath, Mary White, aged 25, married, daughter,
born at Bath, George White, aged 24, married, son in law, house
painter, born at Bath, and George White, aged 2, grandson, born at
Bath.
The birth of Elsie Elizabeth White was registered 1901/Q4 Bath,
mother’s maiden name: Norris.
The death of George William White, aged 76, was registered 1952/Q3
Bath.
From the burial book: Elsie Elizabeth White, aged 63, of Little
Orchard, Ralph Allen Drive, died on 23 Nov 1963.
From the burial book: Mary Ann White, aged 92, of Little Orchard,
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Names
Inscriptions
Notes
Ralph Allen Drive, died on 27 Jun 1967.
The death of George Sidney White, aged 70, was registered 1968/Q3
Bath.
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