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St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS

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Section D This section is the main part of the original cemetery and contains 647 graves which is about a quarter of all total. It is bounded by a path running from the entrance up to and past the chapel and a path running from the entrance past the lodge parallel to the northern wall. Originally the eastern end of the section had a boundary wall but this was removed when the cemetery was extended eastwards in 1907. A path separates the two eastern rows (Y and Z) from the rest of the section. Two graves have been added at the eastern end in a row designated as ‘OZ’. Some graves in the south-eastern corner that were originally in Section D (in rows A and B) are described in Section F.

At the western end near the entrance gate is an area which is in the shade of large trees.

Two areas in rows Y and C have been used for the burial of ashes and a further area has been used for this purpose along the path by the chapel.

From the north-east corner towards the chapel From the north-east towards the gate From the northern side looking towards the

south-east The south-western area under the trees.


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Row C

Names Inscriptions Notes

D.C.18 Robert Manners Croft (1814-1860)

North: In memory of Robert M... Crof......... of

South: Charles M......... Sutton Archbishop of Canterbury Departed this Life ... 29 1860

East:

Prepare to meet thy God

Multilayered tomb with a raised cross on the upper surface. The inscription is in a gothic script on edges of the upper surface. Born on 21 Oct 1814 at Canterbury: Robert Croft, son of James Croft (1785-1869) & Charlotte Manners-Sutton (1786-1869). The marriage of Robert Manners Croft to Cecilia Isabella Winn was registered 1848/Q3 Pontefract. The birth of Granville Robert Croft was registered 1859/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Winn. The death of Robert Manners Croft, aged 45, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. From the burial register Robert Manners Croft, aged 45, of 60 Pulteney Street, was buried on 3 Jul 1860. From Somersetshire Parishes A Handbook of Historical Reference To All Places In The County by Arthur L. Humphreys London 1905 p59: Robert Manners Croft, eld. s. of Archdeacon of Cant. ; at Eton 1829 ; Royal Dragoons ; d. 1860. (Eton Lists, 138a.) From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol IX Jul-Dec 1860 p215: At Bath, suddenly, aged 45, Robert Manners Croft, esq., late of the 1st Royal Dragoons, and eldest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury.


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In the 1861 census at High Ackworth (Yorks): Cecilia P Croft, aged 39, widow, landed proprietor, born at Wragby (Yorks), six children (of which the youngest three were born at Bath), a teacher and four servants. The Archbishop of Canterbury in question, his grandfather, is Charles Manners-Sutton (1755-1828). His father, George Manners, had assumed the additional surname of ‘Sutton’ in 1762 on inheriting the estates of his maternal grandfather, Robert Sutton, 2nd Baron Lexinton. It is unclear why the son’s surname was ‘Manners Croft’. Another son of the Archbishop, Charles Manners-Sutton, was Speaker of the House of Commons and was created Viscount of Canterbury in 1835.

D.C.19 George Charmbury Mann (1805-1877) Sarah Mann (1808-1874)

South: IN MEMORY OF G. C. MANN OF BATHWICK

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEBRUARY 11TH 1877 AGED 71 YEARS

North: ALSO OF SARAH HIS BELOVED WIFE

WHO DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1874 AGED 65 YEARS.

Slab with a raised cross on the upper surface. The inscriptions are on the vertical faces. In the 1871 census at 1 Bathwick Villa, Bath: George C Mann, aged 65, builder (employing 25 men 3 boys), born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 61, born at Bath, daughter Harriett, aged 31, unmarried, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Sarah Mann, aged 65, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Mann, aged 65, of 1 Henrietta Villas, was buried on 2 Jan 1875. The death of George Charmbury Mann, aged 71, was registered 1877/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George Charmbury Mann, aged 71, of 5 Charlotte St, was buried on 15 Feb 1877.


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D.C.20 Amelius Beauclerk Fyers (1829-1883)

IN MEMORY OF OUR LOVING FATHER

AMELIUS BEAUCLERK FYERS COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS

SURVEYOR GENERAL OF CEYLON DIED APRIL 5. 1883. AGED 53 YEARS

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Born on 12 Jul 1829 at Jersey: Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, son of Thomas Fyers and Louisa Clifton [IGI]. From the Société Jersiaise in an article on Thomas Fyers: Children of Captain/Major/ Lt. Col. Thomas Fyers and Louisa Clifton Robert Morse Fyers baptised privately 4.10.1815 (no godparents). Charlotte Sabine Fyers baptised privately 8.12.1824 (no godparents). Amelius Beauclerk Fyers baptised privately 5.8.1829 (godparents the father & mother). Amelius Beauclerk Fyers appears in the list of Students of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich in 1847: 2nd Lt., 18th December 1847. From the London Gazette of 23 May 1876 (p 3110): Royal Engineers, Lieutenant - Colonel Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, from the Seconded List, is placed upon the Permanent Reserve List. Dated 13th February, 1876. The death of Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, aged 53, was registered 1883/Q2 Bath.


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D.C.21 Emma Trevenen (1788-1875) Edward Trevenen (-1846)

South: EMMA TREVENEN WIDOW OF REVD EDWARD TREVENEN

East:

DAUGHTER OF STRICKLAND BART DIED FEBRUARY 22 1875. AGED 86.

Slab with a riased cross on the upper surface. The death of Edward Trevenen was registered 1846/Q2 Kensington. Will of Reverend Edward Trevenen, Rector, Clerk of Drewsteignton, Devon, date 24 Sep 1846, PROB 11/2042. In the 1871 census at The Street, Batheaston (Som): Emma Trevenen (absent), widow, Marianne Trevenen, aged 49, unmarried, daughter, annuitant, born at Drewsteignton (Devon), Elizabeth Trevenen, aged 48, unmarried, daughter, born at Drewsteignton, and two servants. From the burial register: Emma Trevenen, aged 86, of Batheaston, was buried on 2 Mar 1875.

D.C.22 Benjamin Kitt (1838-1909) Francis Kitt (1792-1867) Helen Kitt (1844-1913) Susannah Lade (1832-1914) Edmund Lade (1814-1895)

In Loving Memory

_ of _ BENJAMIN KITT ESQ

OF SYDNEY LODGE, BATHWICK WHO DIED OCTOBER 11 1909,

AGED 71. SON OF THE LATE

FRANCIS KITT ESQ OF BATH.

Also IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

HELEN KITT. SISTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 23. 1913, AGED 68.

Also of

Headstone and kerb. In the 1851 census at Gas Station, Bristol Road, Weston, Bath: Francis Kitt, aged 59, Manager Bath Gas Works, born at Charmouth (Dorset), wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Taunton, and children: Henry, aged 21, born at Shoreditch, London, Susannah, aged 17, born at Shoreditch, Alfred, aged 14, born at Shoreditch, George, aged 13, born at Shoreditch, Bengamin (sic), aged 12, born at Shoreditch, Charles, aged 9, born at Shoreditch, and Ellen, aged 7, born at Shoreditch.


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SUSANNAH LADE, WIDOW OF EDMUND LADE,

OF CHANDOS HOUSE, SUTTON, SURREY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE FRANCIS KITT OF BATH

"IN DOMINO CONFIDO."

The marriages of Susannah Kitt to Edmund Lade and Francis Kitt to Clara Alice Lade were registered 1870/Q3 Hackney. The death of Francis Kitt, aged 76, was registered 1867/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 324 Kingsland Road, Hackney, London: Edmund Lade, aged 56, born in Sussex, wife Susannah, aged 36, born in Sussex (!), three children and a servant. The death of Edmund Lade, aged 81, was registered 1895/Q1 Epsom. In the 1901 census at Sydney Lodge, Bathwick, Bath: Benjamin Kitt, aged 63, unmarried, civil engineer, born at Shoreditch, London, Helen Kitt, aged 40, unmarried, sister, born at Hackney, London, a visitor and two servants. In the 1901 census at Clandon House, Brunswick Road, Sutton (Surrey): Susannah Lade, aged 64, widow, living on [own] means, born in London, and a servant. From the burial order book: Benjamin Kitt, aged 71, of Sydney Lodge, 39-40 Sydney Bldgs, was buried on 14 Oct 1909. From the burial register: Helen Kitt, aged 68, of the Royal York Hotel, was buried on 27 Mar 1913. From the burial register: Susannah Lade, aged 82, of Cholo, Maldon Rd, Wellington, Surrey, was buried on 30 Jul 1914. From the grant of probate, she died on 27 Jul 1914.


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D.C.23 Samuel Pulley (1841-1921)

IN AFFECTIONATE

REMEMBRANCE OF SAMUEL PULLEY, R.N. DIED 18TH APRIL 1921,

AGED 80 YEARS.

Pointed headstone and kerb. The birth of Samuel Pulley was registered 1841/Q3 Edmonton. In the 1851 census at 9 Mount Pleasant, Hackney: Samuel H Pulley, aged 51, stock broker, born at Kennington (Surrey), wife Susannah K, aged 42, born in London, children: Susan, aged 12, born at Hornsey (Middx), Matthew, aged 11, born at Hornsey, Samuel, aged 9, born at Hornsey, Emily, aged 7, born at Hornsey, and Frederick, aged 14, born at Hornsey, a widowed sister, a niece and five servants. In the 1871 census on the SS Indus, stationed at Devonport: Samuel Pulley, aged 29, unmarried, Lieutenant, born at Hornsey (Middx). From the burial register: Lt Commander Samuel Pulley, aged 80, 8 Upper Church St, Bath, of 5 Bury St, St James, London, was buried on 21 Apr 1921. From the National Probate Calendar 1921: PULLEY Samuel of 5 Bury-street St. James Middlesex died 18 April 1921 at 8 Upper Church-street Bath Probate London 14 July to Charles Thornton Pulley stock exchange member. Effects £20954 13s. 10d.

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Charles Brettingham (1829-1906) Thomas Clark Brettingham (1790-1860) Katharine Mildred Irene Brettingham (1869-1940)

East: IN

SACRED AND

EVER LOVING MEMORY OF

CHARLES BRETTINGHAM, M.R.C.S. ENG. L.S.A. LOND.

YOUNGEST SON OF THOMAS CLARK BRETTINGHAM, J.P.

OF HIGHAM, SUFFOLK,

Cross on a series of four plinths.


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Lydia Louisa Brettingham (1829-1910) James Hull Harrison (1783-1853) Robert Seppings (1767-1840)

BORN AT DISS, NORFOLK, OCTOBER 12TH 1829, ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 31ST 1906.

―

AS SURGEON IN THE BENGAL ARMY UNDER THE LATE HON: EAST INDIA COMPANY

HE SERVED IN THE 2ND ASSAM LIGHT INFANTRY (KAMROOP REGIMENT)

DURING THE MUTINY OF 1857.

“BE OF GOOD COMFORT; RISE; HE CALLETH THEE.” ST MARK X.49.

― South:

ALSO IN

EVER LOVING MEMORY OF

KATHARINE MILDRED IRENE DAUGHTER OF

CHARLES AND LYDIA BRETTINGHAM WHO DIED AT COMBE DOWN, BATH

ON THE 14TH MARCH 1940. ―

RESURGAM.

North: ALSO

IN BELOVED MEMORY OF LYDIA, WIFE OF

CHARLES BRETTINGHAM, M.R.C.S. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

MAJOR JAMES HULL HARRISON. ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY, AND GRAND-DAUGHTER OF

In the 1851 census at 12 Finchley Road, Hampstead (Middx): Thos Clarke Brettingham, aged 61, proprietor of houses, born at St John’s Iketshall (Suff), wife Emma Triphena, aged 41, born at Bedford Row, Milman Place (Middx), children: Clara Maria, aged 34, born at Diss (Norfolk), and Charles, aged 21, surgeon, born at Diss, and two servants. The marriage of Charles Brettingham to Lydia Louisa Harrison was registered 1854/Q3 Shepton Mallet. The death of Thomas Clarke Brettingham was registered 1860/Q3 Samford. In the 1891 census at Miligan, Hallam Road, Clevedon (Som): Charlotte J Harrison, aged 59, unmarried, born at Brompton (Kent), Helen C Harrison, aged 51, unmarried, sister, born at Southsea (Hants), Lydia L Brettingham, aged 53, married, sister, born at Southsea, and a servant. From the burial register: Charles Brettingham, aged 75, of Lyndhurst, Oldfield Park, was buried on 4 Apr 1906. From the burial register: Lydia Louisa Brettingham, aged 80, of Lyndhurst, Oldfield Park, Bath, was buried on 1 Feb 1910. From Journal of Entymology: Descriptive and Geographical Vol I by (London: 1863) in an article by Francis P Pascoe in a description of Omojphron brettinghami: “For the possession of this and many other Coleoptera from the same locality, I am indebted to Dr. Ernest Adams of University College, the author (inter alia) of some exceedingly interesting and learned papers on the "Vernacular names of Insects," in the Transactions of the Philological Society, who received them from India, where they were collected by Mrs. Brettingham (to whom I have dedicated the exquisite little Omojphron just described) in the compound attached to the quarters of Charles Brettingham, Esq., in medical charge of the Kamroop Regiment of Native Infantry stationed at Dacca.”


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SIR ROBERT SEPPINGS. F.R.S. FOR MANY YEARS SURVEYOR OF THE NAVY

BORN AUGUST 3RD 1829, ENTERED INTO REST JANUARY 23RD 1910.

― “I SLEEP BUT MY HEART WAKETH.”

SOLOMONS SONG 65TH CHAP. 2ND VERSE.

In the 1851 census at 2 Mt Pleasant Terrace, Plymouth: James Hull Harrison, aged 68, widower, Bt Major R. M. retd, born at Bombay, East Indies, British Subject, children: Charlotte Irene, aged 28, unmarried, born at Chatham (Kent), Helen Catharine, aged 19, born at Portsmouth, Arthur Armstrong, aged 15, born at Portsmouth, Horace Sibald, aged 13, born at Portsmouth, and Frances, aged 10, born in France British Subject, and two servants. The death of James Hull Harrison was registered 1853/Q4 Plymouth. Will of James Hull Harrison, Major in the Royal Marines of Cherbourg, France, date 11 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2186. Robert Seppings, born in 1767 at Fakenham (Norfolk), died in 1840 at Taunton. He was the inventor of what became known as ‘Seppings blocks’, wooden blocks used to hold a ship in dry dock, this replacing the previous method of lifting the vessel. For the invention Seppings received £1000 from the Admiralty, and in 1804 was promoted to be a master shipwright at Chatham. He was appointed Surveyor of the Navy in 1813, a position he held until his retirement in 1832. He was knighted in 1819. Will of Sir Robert Seppings of Taunton, Somerset, date 28 Aug 1840, PROB 11/1933.


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D.C.19a Robert Cyril Bradshaw (1908-1982) Eva Winnifred Bradshaw (1913-2000)

BRADSHAW ROBERT CYRIL

20 NOV 1908 – 10 JAN 1982 EVA WINNIFRED

7 OCT 1913 – 1 MAR 2000

Grey plaque 12” high x 15” across. The birth of Robert Cyril Bradshaw was registered 1908/Q4 Plymouth. The marriage of Robert C Bradshaw to Eva W Vincent was registered 1938/Q3 Plymouth. The death of Robert Cyril Bradshaw, born on 20 Nov 1908, was registered 1982/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Robert Cyril Bradshaw, aged 73, of 57 Minster Way, Bath, was cremated at Haycombe on 19 Jan 1982 and his ashes buried on 19 Jul 1982.


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The death of Eva Winnifred Bradshaw, born on 7 Oct 1913, was registered 2000/Mar Glamorgan.

D.C.19b Sheila King (1952-1987)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF SHEILA KING

2 JULY 1952 – 19 APRIL 1987 A DEVOTED WIFE & MOTHER

FOREVER LOVED & SORELY MISSED GOD BLESS

Grey plaque (11” high x 15” across). The death of Sheila King, born on 2 Jul 1952, was registered 1987/Apr Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Sheila King, aged 34, of 12 St Ann's Way, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was cremated and her ashes buried on 15 Jul 1987.

D.C.19c Susan Patricia Yarrow (1949-1982)

IN MEMORY OF SUSAN PATRICIA YARROW

LOVING YOUNG WIFE OF CHRIS & MOTHER OF HELEN & ANGELA 25. FEB. 1949 – 25. NOV. 1982

Black plaque (11½” x 18” set in a stone surround which has an integral vase (overall 21” high x 23” across). The birth of Susan Patricia Coles was registered 1949/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. The marriage of Susan Patricia Coles to Christopher Barker Yarrow at St Michael’s, Twerton, Bath was registered 1972/Q4 Bath. The death of Susan Patricia Yarrow, born on 25 Feb 1949, was registered 1982/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Susan Patricia Yarrow, aged 33, of 20 Taynton Cl, Cherry Orchard Gdns, Bitton, Bristol, died at the RUH, was cremated at Haycombe on 1 Dec 1982 and her ashes buried on 4 Dec 1982.


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D.C.20a Robin Leslie Maitland Coles (1950-1990)

IN LOVING MEMORY ROBIN

LESLIE MAITLAND COLES

AUGUST 22ND 1950 APRIL 5TH 1990

Grey plaque 13” high x 15” across. The birth of Robin Leslie Maitland Coles was registered 1950/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. The marriage of Robin L M Coles to Theresa J Hill was registered 1976/Q2 Surrey Mid E. The death of Robin Leslie M Coles, born on 22 Aug 1950, was registered 1990/Apr Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Robin Maitland Coles, aged 39, of 29 Tree View Drive, Twerton, died on 5 Apr 1990, was cremated on 19 Apr 1990, and his ashes buried on 14 May 1990.

D.C.20b Albert Maurice Emonet (1894-1987) Aubrey Pauline Emonet (1905-1993)

ALBERT MAURICE EMONET

1894 – 1987 AUBREY PAULINE

EMONET 1905-1993

Grey plaque 11½” high x 15½” across. The birth of Aubrey Paulina Phippen was registered 1905/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Nott. The marriage of Albert M Emonet to Aubrey P Phippen was registered 1932/Q3 Paddington. Passengers on the SS Orsova from Gibraltar to London, arriving on 31 Aug 1933: Mr A M Emonet, aged 39, teacher, and Mrs A P Emonet, aged


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28, home duties, country of which citizen: Swiss, country of last permanent residence: England, proposed UK address: 2 Rochfort Place, Bath. The death of Albert Maurice Emonet, born on 1 Mar 1894, was registered 1987/Aug Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Albert Maurice Emonet, aged 93, of 5 Dunsford Place, Bathwick Hill, died on 11 Aug 1987 at St Martins Hospital, was cremated and his ashes buried on 21 Aug 1987. The death of Audrey Paulina Emonet, born on 11 Aug 1905, was registered 1993/May Bath. From the burial register: Aubrey Paulina Emonet, aged 87, of Newbridge Towers, Bath, died on 4 May 1983, was cremated on 14 May 1983, and her ashes buried on 15 May 1983.

D.C.20c Frederick Thomas Turner (1926-1983) Doreen N Turner (1932-2009)

FREDERICK T. TURNER 1926 – 1983

DOREEN N. TURNER 1932 – 2009

SORELY MISSED

White stone plaque 12” high x 15” across. The birth of Frederick T Turner was registered 1926/Q1 Croydon, mother’s maiden name: Wayling. The birth of Doreen N Bartholomew was registered 1931/Q4 Croydon, mother’s maiden name: Eddens. The marriage of Frederick T Turner to Doreen N Bartholomew was registered 1953/Q3 Croydon. The death of Frederick Thomas Turner, born on 15 Feb 1926, was registered 1984/Q1 Chippenham. From the burial register & burial order book: Frederick Thomas Turner, aged 57, of 2 Haydon Ct, Worral Rd, Clifton, Bristol, died on 14 Nov 1983, was cremated at Haycombe on 23 Nov 1983 and his ashes buried on 24 Nov 1983.


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D.C.20d Leslie George Coles (1914-1991)

IN LOVING MEMORY LESLIE GEORGE

COLES NOVEMBER 18TH 1914 FEBRUARY 5TH 1991

Grey plaque 12” high x 15” across. The death of Leslie George Coles, born on 18 Nov 1914, was registered 1991/Feb Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Leslie George Coles, aged 76, of 29 Tree View Drive, Twerton, was cremated on 13 Feb 1991 and his ashes buried on 21 Feb 1991.

D.C.20e Sidney Henry Ealey (1906-1987) Ethel Ealey (1907-1999)

IN LOVING MEMORY SIDNEY HENRY

EALEY DIED 26th SEPTEMBER 1987

AGED 80 ETHEL EALEY

DIED 21st JUNE 1999 AGED 92

Grey plaque 12” high x 15” across. The birth of Sidney Henry Ealey was registered 1906/Q4 W Ham. The marriage of Sidney H Ealey to Ethel Heath was registered 1936/Q1 Essex SW. The death of Sidney Henry Ealey, born on 4 Nov 1906, was registered 1987/Sep Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Sidney Ealey, aged 80, of 17 Henrietta St, was buried on 14 Oct 1987. The death of Ethel Ealey, born on 2 Jan 1907, was registered 1999/Jun Bath & NE Somerset.


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D.C.20f Thomas James Winstanley (1983)

THOMAS JAMES WINSTANLEY

18TH SEPT. 1983 27TH OCT. 1983

White plaque with lead lettering 10½” x 15½” across. The birth of Thomas James Winstanley was registered 1983/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hole. The death of Thomas James Winstanley, born on 18 Sep 1983, was registered 1983/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Thomas James Winstanley, aged 5½ months, of 12 Park Rd, Weston, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 14 Dec 1983.

D.C.21a Arthur Joel Kahn (1921-1987)

ARTHUR J. KAHN 29 MAY 1921 14 NOV 1987

Grey plaque 8¾” high x 15” across. The death of Arthur Joel Kahn, born on 29 May 1921, was registered 1987/Nov Bath.

D.C.21b Frank Maurice Kingwell (1922-1989)

FRANK M. KINGWELL DIED JUNE 9 1989 AGED 65 YEARS ALWAYS LOVED

Grey plaque 12” high x 16¼” across. The birth of Frank M Kingwell was registered 1923/Q1 Willesden, mother’s maiden name: Porter. The death of Frank Maurice Kingwell, born on 16 Dec 1922, was


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registered 1989/Jun Chippenham. From the burial register & burial order book: Frank Maurice Kingwell, aged 66, of Henry Guest House, 6 Henry St, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 1 Sep 1989.

D.C.21c Arthur William Lansley (1912-1995)

ARTHUR WILLIAM LANSLEY

21. AUG. 1912 – 17. NOV. 1995 REMEMBERED ALWAYS

Grey plaque 9¼” high x 14” across. The birth of Arthur W Lansley was registered 1912/Q3 Medway, mother’s maiden name: Worley. The marriage of Arthur W Lansley to Kathleen F Fitzherbert was registered 1937/Q4 Portsmouth. The death of Arthur William Lansley, born on 20 Aug 1912, was registered 1995/Nov Bath.

D.C.21d Kathleen Florence Lansley (1912-1989)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF KATHLEEN FLORENCE

LANSLEY 15 MARCH 1912 – 25 SEPT. 1989

GOD BLESS

Grey plaque 11” x 13¾” across. The death of Kathleen Florence Lansley, born on 15 Mar 1912, was registered 1989/Sep Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Kathleen Florence Lansley, aged 77, of Dorothy House Foundation, was cremated and her ashes buried on 5 Oct 1989.


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D.C.22a Caroline Joan Arthurs (1945-1989)

CAROLINE ARTHURS 1945-1989

Grey plaque 12” high x 15” across. The death of Caroline Joan Arthurs, born on 29 Oct 1945, was registered 1989/Oct Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Caroline Joan Arthurs, aged 43, of The Sage, Claverton Down, died on 4 Oct 1989, was cremated and her ashes buried on 3 Nov 1989.

D.C.22b Wilfrid Renishaw Wrench (1902-1984) Anne Wrench (1914-2006)

In Loving Memory if WILFRED RENISHAW

WRENCH Died 17th July 1984

Aged 82 Years And of

His Dearly Loved Wife ANNE

Died 16th April 2006 Aged 91 Years

Watching Over Us

Black block 18¼” high x 14” across on a stone base 21½” high x 18” across. (The block has a flat part which is 3¼” high, the lower part is pitched and falls to a height of 2¼”.) The birth of Wilfrid R Wrench was registered 1902/Q1 Axminster. The marriage of Wilfrid R Wrench to Gladys H Blackwell was registered 1930/Q3 Barnstaple. Passengers on the SS Caribia from Puerto Barrios to Plymouth, arriving on 24 Mar 1934: Wilfrid R Wrench, aged 32, coffee planter, and Valerie G Wrench, aged 1, country of last permanent residence: Guatemala, proposed UK address: “By the Way”, East Hill, Braunton. Passengers on the SS Winchester Castle from Mombasa to Southampton, arriving on 10 Apr 1947: Wilfrid R Wrench, aged 45, civil servant, Anne Wrench, aged 32, housewife, Valerie Wrench, aged 14, Peter M Wrench, aged 1, and Helen L Wrench, aged 3, country of last permanent residence: Uganda, proposed UK address: 27 Craven Terrace, Halifax, Yorks.


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Passengers on the SS Mulbera from Mombasa to Plymouth, arriving on 6 Apr 1950: Wilfrid R Wrench, aged 48, civil servant, and Annie Wrench, aged 35, housewife, Helen L Wrench, aged 6, Peter M Wrench, aged 4, and Valerie Wrench, aged 17, country of last permanent residence: Uganda, proposed UK address: Lloyd’s Bank, Braunton, N Devon. The death of Wilfrid Renishaw Wrench, born on 26 Jan 1902, was

registered 1984/Jul Bath. From the burial register & burial order book:

Wilfred Wrench, aged 82, of 11a Edward St, Bathwick, died at St Martin's Hospital, Bath, was cremated at Haycombe on 23 Jul 1984, and his ashes buried on 24 Jul 1984.

D.C.23 Kenneth Ernest Brownsell (1921-1990)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

KENNETH BROWNSELL

DIED 10 MARCH 1990 AGED 69

Grey plaque 12” high x 15” across. The death of Kenneth Ernest Brownsell, born on 21 Feb 1921, was registered 1990/Mar Bristol. From the burial register & burial order book: Kenneth Ernest Brownsell, aged 69, of 16 Minster Way, Bathwick, was cremated and his ashes buried on 19 Apr 1990.

D.C.32 Minnie Webster (1906-1984)

No memorial found. The death of Minnie Webster, born on 14 Apr 1906, was registered 1984/Mar Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Minnie Webster, aged 77, of Partis College, Bath, died on 27 Mar 1984 at St Catherine's Nursing Home, Oldfield Pk, Bath and was buried on 4 Apr 1984.

D.C.33 Donald Douglas Bandy (1918-1983)

No memorial found. The death of Donald Douglas Bandy, born on 6 Jun 1918, was registered 1983/Q2 Southampton. From the burial register and burial order book: Doonald Douglas Bandy, aged 64, died at The General Hospital, Southampton on 25 May 1983 and (presumably his ashes) buried on 9 May 1984.


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D.C.33 Irene Woodruffe (1926) Robert Woodruffe (1926)

No memorial found. The births of Irene Woodruffe and Robert Woodruffe were registered 1926/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Godwin. From the burial register & burial order book: Irene Woodruffe, aged 6 hours, was buried on 11 Nov 1926. From the burial register & burial order book: Robert Woodruffe, aged 22 hours, was buried on 11 Nov 1926.

D.C.34 Albert Edward Perry (1940)

No memorial found. In the burial index but not in either the burial register or burial order book: Albert Edward Perry, stillborn, was buried in 1940. No corresponding birth or death registrations found.


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D.D.18 Jack Alexander Soltys (1992-1993)

SWEET MEMORIES OF JACK ALEXANDER

SOLTYS 20.10.92 – 28.3.93

FOR EVER IN OUR HEARTS

Light stone plaque 12” high x 14” across. The marriage of Gary E Soltys to Dorothy J Turkentine was registered 1983/Jul Cambridge. The birth of Jack Alexander Soltys was registered 1992/Nov Cambridge, mother’s maiden name: Turkentine. The death of Jack Alexander Soltys, born on 20 Oct 1992, was registered 1993/Mar Bath.

D.D.19 John George Douglas Kerr (1857-1906) Mary Aiton Kerr (1828-1910)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

DR J. G. DOUGLAS KERR. J.P. BORN JULY 1ST 1857

DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1906. IN LIFE MUCH BELOVED. IN DEATH DEEPLY LAMENTED.

― ALSO

MARY AITON KERR. MOTHER OF THE ABOVE.

DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1910 AT BATH.

Broken column on a large plinth and kerb in polished red granite. In the 1901 census at 6 Circus, Bath: John Douglas Kerr, aged 43, unmarried, physician and surgeon, born in Australia, Mary A Kerr, aged 65, widow, mother, living on own means, born in Scotland, and four servants. The death of John George Kerr, aged 49, was registered 1906/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: John George Douglas Kerr, aged 69, of


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6 The Circus, Bath, was buried on 19 Nov 1906. The death of Mary Aiton Kerr, aged 82, was registered 1910/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Aiton Kerr, aged 82, of 32 Combe Pk, Upper Weston, Bath, was buried on 17 Sep 1910.

D.D.20 Maria Harmar (1774-1861) Richard Harmar (1798-1862)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY

OF MARIA. WIFE OF THE REVD RICHARD HARMAR. OF BATH

OBIIT MARCH 13TH 1861.

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE REVD RICHARD HARMAR

OBIIT SEPTEMBER 24TH 1862 AGED 64.

Tapered, layered tomb on a stone platform. In the 1851 census at 9 Brock Street, Bath: Richard Harmar, aged 54, clergyman without cure, born at Newington (Middx), wife Maria, aged 37, born at Worcester, and three servants (cook, parlour maid and page). From the burial register: Maria Harmer, aged 86, of Brock St parish of Walcot, was buried on 21 Mar 1861. From the burial register: Richard Harmer, aged 64, of Brock St, was buried on 2 Oct 1862.

D.D.21 Jane Klinkert (1799-1864) Bastiaan Klinkert (1794-1854) Thomas Baker

North: TO THE MEMORY OF

JANE SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE THOMAS BAKER ESQ OF ASHURST LODGE IN THE COUNTY OF KENT.

AND RELICT OF BASTIAAN KLINKERT. ESQRE OF AMSTERDAM. WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1864. AGED 67.

―•― “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.”

Pitched 4 ways. From the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online: Bastiaan Klinkert (1794-1854) of Amsterdam was sent to England by his father at the age of 14 to escape military service. This Bastiaan Klinkert, a wealthy ship broker like his father, in his spare time studied literature; his studies on William Shakespeare were epoch-making.


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Other sources have it that Bastiaan Klinkert died on 12 Nov 1853 at Amsterdam. The death of Jane Klinkert, aged 67, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Klinkert, aged 79, of 3 Barnard Villas, Pulteney Rd, was buried on 8 Mar 1864. From the National Probate Calendar 1864: 14 May. The Will of Jane Klinkert late of 3 Barnard-villas Bathwick near Bath in the County of Somerset Widow deceased who died 2 March 1864 at 3 Barnard-villas aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oaths of Bouchier Mervin Marshall of Mount Sandford near Barnstaple in the County of Devon Esquire and Dirk Leuveling Tjeenk of the City of Amsterdam in Holland Banker the Executors. Effects under £12,000.

D.D.22 Elizabeth Batt (1850-1869) Mary Ann Millard (1818-1904)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

BESSIE BATT WHO FELL ASLEEP

ON THE 16TH OF NOVR 1869 ―•―

TO THEE O LORD WE HER ...SION OUR LOSS IS HER GREAT GAIN TWAS THOU WHO ............... ...............................

ALSO MARY ANN MILLARD AUNT OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED MAY 28TH 1904. AGED 85.

Headstone with a round top, no kerb. The marriage of William Batt to Ellen Millard at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. The birth of Jane Batt was registered 1850/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. In the 1851 census at 34 Bathwick Street, Bath: William Batt, aged 30, poulterer, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 30, born at Newbury (Berks), children: William, aged 4, born at Bath, and Jane, aged 7 months, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Arthur Frederick Batt was registered 1853/Q3 Bath,


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mother’s maiden name: Millard. The birth of Ellen Catherine Batt was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden: Millard. The death of Jane Batt, aged 19, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Batt, aged 19, of 10 Pulteney Street, was buried on 23 Nov 1869. From the burial register: Ellen Catherine Batt, aged 20, of 10 Pulteney Street, was buried on 10 May 1876. From the burial register: Eliza Batt, aged 32, of 15 Johnstone Street, was buried on 17 Dec 1881. The death of Arthur Frederick Batt, aged 28, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur Frederick Batt, aged 28, of 10 Pulteney Street, was buried on 17 May 1882. In the 1901 census at 6 Shaftesbury Rd, Bath: Mary A Millard, aged 80, unmarried, lodger, retired lodging house keeper, born at Bradford (Wilts). From the burial register: Mary Ann Millard, aged 85, of 23 Shaftesbury Ave, was buried on 1 Jun 1904.

D.D.23 Temperance Elizabeth Mills (1790-1871) John Mills

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF TEMPERANCE ELIZABETH MILLS WIDOW OF JOHN MILLS ESQRE

OF BRANDESTON HALL IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. AND OF LONDON, DIED AT BATH 17TH JANY 1871

AGED 80 YEARS.

Cross on a single plinth, no kerb. On 6 Mar 1810 at St Bartholomew the Great, London John Mills married Temperance Elizabeth Brough [IGI]. Baptised on 8 Feb 1825 at Brandeston (Suffolk): Frederick James Mills, son of John & Temperance Elizabeth Mills, date of birth 11 Jan 1825


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[IGI]. In the 1841 census at Hertford Street, Westminster, London: John Mills, aged 52, independent, not born in Middlesex, Temperance Mills, aged 49, not born in Middlesex, four presumed children and five servants. From The Grahamstown Journal of Sat 13 Feb 1847: Married on the 9th instant at St. Georges Church, Graham's Town, Frederick James, second son of the late John Mills Esq, of Brandeston Hall, Suffolk, to Alicia Honor, youngest daughter of Alexander Bisset Esq, Lieut. RN In the 1861 census at 2 The Terrace, Putney (Surrey): Peter Plumley, aged 59, married, solicitor & Registrar of Wandsworth & Kingston County Courts, born in London, a daughter, Temperance E Mills, aged 80, widow, visitor, born in London, Ellen Mills, aged 38, unmarried, daughter, born at Norwood (Surrey), and three servants. From the burial register: Temperance Elizabeth Mills, aged 79, of 70 Pulteney St, was buried on 28 Jan 1871. In 1948 Brandeston Hall, Woodbridge (Suffolk) became the location of a preparatory school. A History of Brandeston Hall by Norman Howard Porter (2009).

D.D.24 Mary Ratray (1781-1871)

West: Sacred

South:

In the Memory of Miss Mary Ratray

East: of Pulteney Street

North:

who Died December the 19th 1871.

Pitched 4 ways with a raised cross on top. In the 1871 census at 10 Pulteney Street, Bath: Mary Ratray, aged 82, unmarried, [living on] dividends, born in London, and a servant.


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The death of Mary Ratray, aged 90, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ratray, aged 90, of 10 Pulteney St, was buried on 22 Dec 1871.

D.D.25 Ernest Reginald Peebles (1871-1874)

North: ERNEST REGINALD PEEBLES FELL ASLEEP MARCH 24TH 1874 AGED

West: 2 YEARS AND 2 MONTHS

South: .........OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN

Pitched 4 ways with a raised cross on top. On 6 Nov 1862 at Cape Town Thomas Peebles married E Chiappini [IGI]. The birth of Evelyn Chiappini Peebles was registered 1865/Q2 Kensington. The birth of Ernest Reginald Peebles was registered 1871/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name Chiappini. The birth of Arthur Stansfield Peebles was registered 1872/Q4 Somerset, mother’s maiden name: Chappinni. The death of Ernest Reginald Peebles, aged 2, was registered 1874 Bath. From the burial register: Ernest Reginald Peebles, aged 2 years 2 months, of 14 Johnstone St, was buried on 28 Mar 1874. The death of Elizabeth Maria H Peebles, aged 39, was registered 1879/Q1 Cheltenham. In the 1881 census at Sunnyside, Cheltenham: Thomas Peebles, aged 63, retired Col. in the Army, born at Chatham (Kent), children: Allan Laing, aged 17, born at Cape Town, Africa, Evelyn Chiappini (son), born in London, Florence Mary, aged 13, born at Grahamstown, Cape, Alice Maud, aged 11, born at Cape Town, Arthur Stansfield, aged 8, born at Bath, Edith Emily, aged 4, born at Cheltenham, and Herbert Walker, aged 3, born at Cheltenham, a niece and four servants. The Boer War Memorial in Cheltenham has an entry for Herbert Walker Peebles. The notes by Martin Edwards have background information: Trooper 250, Canadian Mounted Rifles. Discharged 13th September


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1900 for a commission in the Army. Enlisted Edmonton, Canada December 1899, aged 22, 155lbs, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, height 5 feet 11½ inches, girth 35½ inches, religion Church of England. Born Cheltenham. Rancher by trade. Son of Colonel J Peebles of Cheltenham. Single man. Awarded the Queen's Medal with four clasps (Johannesburg, Diamond Hill, Cape Colony and Orange Free State). The death of Thomas Peebles, aged 86, was registered 1904/Q2 Cheltenham.

D.D.26 Ellen Catherine Batt (1855-1876) Julia Jane Davis (1813-1887)

No memorial found. The birth of Ellen Catherine Batt was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. From the burial register & burial order book: Ellen Catherine Batt, aged 20, of 10 Pulteney St, died on 5 May 1876 and was buried on 10 May 1876. In the 1881 census at 10 Pulteney Street, Bath: Mary A Millard, aged 57, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Bradford (Wilts), Julia J Davies, aged 68, widow, sister, cook, born in Berkshire, Arthur F Ball (!), aged 27, unmarried, nephew, signwriter & engraver, born at Bath, Jessie E Batt, aged 10, grand-niece, born at Bath, a servant and two lodgers. From the burial register & burial order book: Julia Jane Davis, aged 73, of 10 Pulteney St, was buried on 25 Feb 1887. See also D.Da.21.

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Georgina Skinner (1818-1866) Thomas Bridges Boucher Skinner (1804-1877) Monier Williams

To the Memory OF OF

GEORGINA THE BELOVED AND HONOURED W[IFE{

of MAJOR T. SKINNER COMNR OF P.[W.]

CEYLON

Headstone which was covered with ivy. Parts of the headstone,


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Skinner (1849-1928) DAUGHTER OF THE LATE LT GENL BURRELL C.B. BORN 20TH JUNE 1818.

DIED IN THE RED SEA LAT: 25:04 N[ORTH] LONG: 35:16 EAST 14TH AUGUST 1866.

―•― Also the above

MAJOR THOMAS SKINNER G.M._ LATE COMMISSIONER

OF PUBLIC WORKS, CEYLON BORN MAY 22ND 1804, DIED JULY 24TH 1877.

―•―

ALSO MONIER WILLIAMS SKINNER COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS,

SON OF THE ABOVE BORN DEC. 9TH 1849. DIED MAY 13TH 1928.

Around the top edge:

BE OF GOOD CHEER ..................................

particularly the top edge are beginning to delaminate. Some the inscription is obscured by ivy. In the 1861 census at 7 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Georgina Skinner, aged 42, married, wife of gent. Ceylon S. Service, born at Chatham (Kent), children: William G, aged 15, born in Ceylon, Maurice W, aged 11, born in Ceylon, and Harriet J A B, aged 9, born in Ceylon, and four servants. From the burial register: Georgina Skinner, aged 48, was buried on 1 Sep 1866. In the 1871 census at 7 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Thos Skinner, aged 66, widower, retired from Major .... Army, born at St John’s, Newfoundland, three servants, and Annie Skinner, aged 18, daughter, born in Ceylon. Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland Z.3/58. 1709-10. Five Plans dealing with Hern Work and Entrenchments designed by Captn. Dury, one of Her majesty's Engineers, 1709, and alterations projected by Talbot Edwards 1710, at the Entrance to Edinburgh Castle. All are docketted as "Handed over to Lieut. Monier Skinner RI Engers by his father in 1873". From the burial register: Major Thomas Bridges Boucher Skinner, aged 73, of 7 Grosvenor Place, was buried on 28 Jul 1877. The Dictionary of National Biography 1885-1900 vol 52 has a biography of Thomas Skinner (1804-1877). In addition to explaining that his mother’s maiden name was Monier, and describing his career in Ceylon, it includes “Skinner retired to England in 1867, and was made a companion of the order of St. Michael and St. George on 15 Feb. 1869. He took up his residence at Bath, where he died at 7 Grosvenor Place on 24 July 1877. His services to Ceylon were very great in opening up the country and rendering overland transport possible. He married Georgina, daughter of Lieutenant-general George Burrell, C.B., on 19 Dec. 1838. By her he had, with other children, Monier Williams Skinner, now lieutenant-colonel, R.E. Skinner was the author of an autobiography entitled ‘Fifty Years in Ceylon,’ edited by his daughter Annie Skinner (London, 1891, 8vo), to which his portrait is prefixed. The book contains an outline of the


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history of his branch of the Skinner family.” From the Royal Engineers Museum’s online biography of Lieutenant General Sir William Skinner (1699?-1780): “When Moore was temporarily absent from Gibraltar in 1736 and 1738, Skinner took on his responsibilities as acting Chief Engineer during this time he made several views of the Rock, some of which are preserved in the British Museum, and others are at the Royal Engineer's Institute at Chatham, having been presented by Major Skinner and his son, Captain Monier William Skinner RE in 1878.” From Sri Lanka Burgher Family Genealogy posted at Rootsweb: “Col Monier Williams Skinner .... Royal Engineers: Lt. 4 January 1871. Service in Ashanti 1873-74. Captain 4 January 1883. Major 17 April 1889. Lt. Col. 6 August 1896. Colonel 6 August 1900. .... Elizabeth Dorcas Litton was born about 1857 in Ardvalling, Cork, Ireland. She married Col. Monier Williams Skinner on 6 Dec 1881 in Ireland.” From the burial register: Col Monier Williams Skinner, aged 78, of 13 Burn View, Bude, was buried on 17 May 1928. From the grant of probate, he died on 13 May 1928.

D.D.28 Anne Pym (1788-1866) Francis Pym Anne Pym Catherine Hillcoat (1799-1884) Henry Brougham William Hillcoat (1791-1859) Theophilus Pym Hillcoat (1844-1903)

In Memory of ANNE PYM, ELDEST DAUGHTER

OF FRANCIS PYM, OF THE HASSELLS IN THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD. ESQRE

AND ANNE HIS WIFE DIED AT BATH MARCH 30: 1866,

AGED 77. “THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST CLEANSETH US FROM ALL SIN.” I. JOHN 1.7.

“BY GRACE ARE YE SAVED.” EPHESIANS II.8

Also of

CATHERINE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE FRANCIS PYM ESQRE

WIDOW OF THE REV. H. B. W. HILLCOAT D.D. OF QUEEN SQUARE CHAPEL, BATH

Slab with slightly curved upper surface. The birth of Theophilus Pym Hillcoat was registered 1843/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pym. In the 1851 census as lodgers at Netherfield Road North, Everton


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AND ST MATHEW'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL. WHO DIED ON THE 3RD OF APRIL 1884.

IN HER 85TH YEAR. BEING JUSTIFIED FREELY BY HIS GRACE THROUGH THE REDEMPTION THAT IS IN CHRIST JESUS

―•― ROMANS III.24 HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED

PROVERBS XXXI.23

Also

LT COLONEL T. PYM HILLCOAT LATE 3RD BN SOMERSET REGT L.I.

SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AUGUST 6TH 1903.

AGED 58.

(Lancs): H B W Hillcoat, aged 58, DD incumbent of St Mathias church, born at the Hassells (Beds), and Catherine Hillcoat, aged 53, birthplace unspecified. From peerage.com quoting information from Michael Ashworth: Reverend Henry Brougham William Hillcoat was born circa 1791. He married, secondly, Catherine Pym, daughter of Francis Pym and Anne Palmer, on 12 May 1835 at St Georges church, St George Street, Hanover Square, London. Reverend Henry Brougham William Hillcoat lived at Walcot, Bath. He graduated with a Doctor of Divinity (D.D.). He died on 6 Dec 1859 at 40 York Terrace, Everton. The death of Henry Brougham William Hillcoat was registered 1859/Q4 W Derby (Lancs). In the 1861 census at a lodging house at 4 Clifford Street, Westminster, London: Anne Pym, aged 72, unmarried, landed proprietress, born at Dates near Harten (Essex). From the burial register: Ann Pym, aged 77, of Pulteney Street, was buried on 6 Apr 1866. The marriage of Theophilus Pym Hillcoat to Wilhelmina St Rose Hinds Straghan was registered 1866/Q3 Bath. (For the St Rose Hinds and the connection with Barbados see Bath Abbey Cemetery.) In the 1881 census at Springfield, Torkington (Ches): William G Ibison, aged 40, farmer 100 acres [employing] 3 man & 2 boys, born at Liverpool, wife Catherine S, aged 39, born at Bath, Ann J Ibision, aged 35, unmarried, sister, teacher, born at Liverpool, Catherine Hillcoat, aged 82, widow, mother-in-law, born in Bedfordshire, Theophilus Hillcoat, aged 37, married, visitor, Captain 1st Somerset Regt active list militia, born at Bath, Catherine R N Hillcoat, aged 13, niece, born at Nailsea (Som), and five servants. The death of Catherine Hillcoat, aged 84, was registered 1884/Q2 Stockport. From the burial register: Catherine Hillcoat, aged 84, of Borlington, Cheshire, was buried on 8 Apr 1884. In the 1891 census at Bath & County Club, 21 & 22 Queen Square, Bath: Theophilus P Hillcoat, aged 47, married, Lt Colonel & Secretary


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of Bath & County Club, born at Monckton Farleigh (Wilts), John Gait, club steward, and his family, and eight servants. The death of Theophilus Pym Hillcoat, aged 58, was registered 1903/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Theophilus Pym Hillcoat, aged 58, of Victoria House, was buried on 8 Aug 1903.

D.D.29 George Drake Wainwright (1812-1859) Charlotte Sabine Wainwright (1825-1892) George Francis Drake Wainwright (1856-1887)

East: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE DRAKE WAINWRIGHT ESQRE

LATE H.E.I.C.S. AND FOR MANY YEARS

RESIDENT IN THE ISLAND OF MAURITIUS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 7TH 1859, AGED 47 YEARS.

― THIS STONE IS ERECTED

AS A LAST TRIBUTE OF LOVE TO A GOOD HUSBAND AND KIND FATHER BY HIS WIDOW AND SIX CHILDREN.

― “SWEETLY REMEMBERING THAT THE PARTING SIGH APPOINTS HIS SAINTS TO SLUMBER NOT TO DIE THE STARTING TEAR WE CHECK WE KISS THE ROD AND NOT TO EARTH RESIGN THEM BUT TO GOD.”

― “I WAS DUMB. I OPENED NOT MY MOUTH:

BECAUSE THOU DIDST IT.” PS: XXXIX.9.V

ALSO OF CHARLOTTE SABINE HIS WIFE, WHO DIED JANY 14TH 1892, AGED 67.

“THEY GO FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH, EVER ONE OF THEM IN ZION APPEARETH BEFORE GOD.” PS. LXXXIV.7.

“WHOSO IS WISE AND WILL OBSERVE THESE THINGS, EVEN THEY SHALL

UNDERSTAND THE LOVING KINDNESS OF THE LORD.” PS. CVII.4.

A tower on plinths and kerb. Baptised on 24 Apr 1812 at All Saints, Alrewas (Staffs): George Drake Wainwright, son of John Drake & Elizabeth Wainwright [IGI]. A posting at Rootsweb has it that the birth was at Sturmer (Essex). The birth of Edward Arthur Clifton Wainwright was registered 1858/Q2 Kensington. From the burial register: George Drake Wainwright, aged 47, of North Parade, Bath, was buried on 10 Aug 1859. In the 1871 census at 13 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Charlotte S Wainwright, aged 46, widow, proprietor of money, houses & Mauritius annuitant, born in Jersey, children: Alice L, aged 28, born in Mauritius, A J (daughter), aged 17, born in Mauritius, George F D, aged 14, born in Mauritius, and Edward A B, aged 12, born at Bayswater, London, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 33 Daniel Street, Bath: Charlotte S Wainwright, aged 56, widow, lodger, annuitant, born at St Helier, Jersey British


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North:

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF GEORGE FRANCIS DRAKE

SECOND SON OF GEORGE DRAKE WAINWRIGHT

BORN AUGUST 15TH 1856. DIED JULY 15TH 1887.

―•― “AND GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS FROM THEIR EYES, AND THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH NEITHER SORROW NOR CRYING NEITHER SHALL THERE BE AND MORE. FOR THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY.” REV.XXI.4.

―•― “I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.”

―•― JOB XIX 75

Subject. From the burial register: George Francis Drake Wainwright, aged 30, of 51 Pulteney St, was buried on 20 Jul 1887. From the burial register: Charlotte Sabine Wainwright, aged 67, of 54 Pulteney St, was buried on 18 Jan 1892. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: WAINWRIGHT Charlotte Sabine of 54 Pulteney-street Bath widow died 14 January 1892 Administration 22 December to Alice Louisa Wilson (wife of Arthur Henry Wilson esquire) Effects £2 9s. 4d. Duplicate issued.

D.D.31 William Roe (1796-1885) Frances Roe (1793-1861) John Cooper

North: In loving remembrance of

WILLIAM ROE. WHO DIED SEPTR 18TH 1885. AGED 89 YEARS.

IN LIFE BELOVED. IN DEATH LAMENTED.

South:

Also TO THE MEMORY OF

FRANCES. THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM ROE ESQRE AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN COOPER, ESQRE OF HENLEY-ON-THAMES

DIED DECEMBER 9TH 1861 IN THE 69TH YEAR OF HER AGE

― “HER END WAS PEACE.”

―

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at 8 Somre Place, Leamington Priors (Warks): William Roe, aged 65, Lieutenant Militia half-pay, born at All Hallows, Barking (Middx), and wife Frances, aged 68, born at Henley on Thames (Oxon). From the burial register: Frances Roe, aged 68, of 1 York St, Bath, was buried on 14 Dec 1861. In the 1871 census as visitors at the house of Sophia E Jervoise at 7 Euston Place, Leamington (Warks): Wiliam Roe, aged 75, Lieut Miltia retired list, born at All Hallows, Berking (Essex), wife Matilda E, aged 34, born at Islington (Middx), and son Francis Brookes, aged 6 months, born at Paddington (Middx).


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In the 1881 census at Rio Villa, Great Malvern (Worcs): William Roe, aged 85, retired Lieu R Berks Militia, born in London, wife Matilda E, aged 38, lady, born at Islington (Middx), son William B, aged 10, born at Westburn Grove (Middx), and a servant. From the burial register: William Roe, aged 89, of Malvern, was buried on 23 Sep 1885. From the National Probate Calendar 1885: 5 November. The Will with a Codicil of William Roe formerly of Roselands Newbold-terrace Leamington in the County of Warwick but late of Rio Hornyold-terrace North Malvern in the County of Worcester Gentleman who died 18 September 1885 at Rio was proved at Worcester by Matilda Elizabeth Roe of Rio Widow the Relict one of the Executors. Personal Estate £2,409 12s. 9d.

D.D.32 Amelia Wodehouse (1789-1874) Armine Wodehouse (1776-1853) Thomas Beauchamp-Proctor (1736-1827) Mary Beauchamp-Proctor (-1847)

In Memory OF

AMELIA WIDOW OF THE HONBLE AND REVD

ARMINE WOODHOUSE OF BARNHAM BROOM

NORFOLK AND DAUGHTER OF

SIR THOMAS AND LADY BEAUCHAMP PROCTOR OF LANGLEY PARK

NORFOLK. DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1874

AGED 83. ―

REV. XIV_13_V ―

Multilayered tomb with the topmost slab having a curved upper surface. Born in 1776 at Kimberley (Norfolk), Armine Wodehouse, son of John Wodehouse and Sophia Berkeley [IGI]. Amelia Beauchamp-Proctor was the eighth child of Sir Thomas & Lady Mary Beauchamp-Proctor. In 1815 she married the Hon. and Rev. Armine Wodehouse, Rector of West Lexham in Norfolk, and third son of Lord Wodehouse. Will of Sir Thomas Beauchamp Proctor of Langley, Norfolk, date 31 Jul 1827, PROB 11/1728. Will of The Honorable and Reverend Armine Wodehouse, Clerk of Barnham Broom, Norfolk, date 28 Jul 1853, PROB 11/2176.


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In the 1871 census at 22 Northampton Street, Bath: Amelia Wodehouse, aged 79, married, income from mortgages, born at Lemley Park (Norfolk), a visitor and four servants. From the burial register: Amelia Wodehouse, aged 83, of Portland Villa, was buried on 1 Dec 1874. This Wodehouse family included as one of its members Pelham Grenville Wodehouse (1881-1975).

D.D.33 Henry Adair (1828-1912) Elizabeth Adair (1822-1890)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH [WIFE OF] MAJOR GENERAL HENRY ADAIR

ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY ..... 1830 DIED

North:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MAJOR GENERAL HENRY ADAIR, LATE R.M.A.

BORN FEBRUARY 8TH 1828. DIED FEBRUARY 14TH 1912.

Pitched 4 ways in pink, polished granite. On 13 Jul 1858 at St Marylebone Henry Adair, Captain in the Army, of 30 Upper Seymour Street, son of Thomas Benjamin Adair, Major General, married Elizabeth Naylor, daughter of William Naylor, esquire (registered 1858/Q3 Marylebone). In the 1861 census at East Lodge, Lennox Road, Portsea (Hants): Henry Adair, aged 33, Captain R Marines, born at Plymouth, wife Elizabeth, aged 31, born at Nantwich (Ches), son Henry Benjamin J, aged 1, born at Hertford, Amelia Adams, aged 31, unmarried, sister, visitor, born at Plymouth, and two servants. In the 1881 census at 11 Lypiatt Terrace, Cheltenham: Henry Adair, aged 53, Col. Com. Royal Marine Artly. Reserved List, born at Plymouth, wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Hartford (Ches), son Charles O, aged 14, born at Portsmouth, and three servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Adair, aged 68, of 6 Ashborne Place, Plymouth, was buried on 12 Sep 1890. The death of Henry Adair, aged 84, was registered 1912/Q1 Chester. From the burial register: Henry Adair, aged 84, of 7 Stanley Pl, Chester, was buried on 17 Feb 1912. From the National Probate


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Calendar 1912: ADAIR Henry of 7 Stanley-place Chester a major general in His Majesty’s royal marine artillery (retired) died 14 February 1912 Probate Chester 11 March to Henry Benjamin Naylor Adair colonel in His Majesty’s royal engineers (retired) and Charles Osborn Adair a captain in His Majesty’s royal artillery (retired). Effects £10407 4s. 11d.

D.D.36 William Curnow (1848-1903)

No memorial found. In the 1901 census at 37 Church Street, Bridgwater (Som): William Curnow, aged 51, draper – employer, born at St Ives (Cornwall), wife Ada L, aged 40, born at Bath, a nurse, a servant and a boarder. The death of William Curnow, aged 54, was registered 1903/Q2 Bridgwater. From the burial register & burial order book: William Curnow, aged 54, of 37 Church St, Bridgwater, was buried on 5 Jun 1903. From the grant of probate, he died on 31 May 1903.


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D.Da.18 Ann Frances Green (1795-1880)

No memorial found. In the 1871 census at 16 Raby Place, Bath: Ann F Green, aged 76, unmarried, income from dividends and ground rent, born at Kelston (Som), and two servants. The death of Ann Frances Green, aged 85, was registered 1880/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Ann Frances Green, aged 85, of 17 Raby Place, died on 17 Oct 1880 and was buried on 23 Oct 1880. From the National Probate Calendar 1880: 7 December. The Will of Ann Frances Green late of 17 Raby-place Bath in the County of Somerset Spinster who died 19 October 1890 at 17 Raby-place was proved at the Principal Registry by William Wallace Graham of Burtley near Guildford in the County of Surrey Major Retired formerly of Her Majesty’s 6th Dragoon Guards and Percy Charles French Tatham of 11 Mansion-House-chambers Queen-Victoria-street in the City of London Solicitor the Executors. Personal Estate under £9,000.

D.Da.19 Robert Tobias George Bedding (1972-1995)

ROGER TOBIAS GEORGE BEDDING

most beloved TOBY

died 30th September 1995 aged 23 years

Headstone in light gray polished granite with a faint, incised inscription on the western face. The birth of Roger Tobias G Bedding was registered 1972/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coates. The death of Roger Tobias G Bedding, born on 5 Jul 1972, was registered 1995/Oct Bath.


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D.Da.20 Elizabeth Herbert Tanner (1831-1898) Charlotte Mary Tanner (1832-1921)

ELIZABETH H. TANNER FELL ASLEEP 4TH MAY 1898

“WAITING”

.................... TANNER ...................... 1921

Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. The lower part of the headstone is a separate block and has a faint inscription. In the 1891 census at 2 Raby Place, Bathwick, Bath: Elizabeth H Tanner, aged 59, unmarried, living on own means, born at Devizes (Wilts), Charlotte M Tanner, aged 52, unmarried, sister, born at Erchfont (Wilts), and two servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Herbert Tanner, aged 66, of 2 Raby Place, was buried on 9 May 1898. From the burial register: Charlotte Mary Tanner, aged 83, of 12 Oxford Row, Bath, was buried on 3 Nov 1921. From the grant of probate, she died on 30 Oct 1921.

D.Da.21 Arthur Frederick Batt (1853-1882) William Robert Batt (1846-1910)

No memorial found. The birth of William Robert Batt was registered 1846/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. The birth of Arthur Frederick Batt was registered 1853/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. The birth of Ellen Catherine Batt was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. (See D.D.26.) In the 1871 census at 10a Pulteney Street, Bath: Wm Robt Batt, aged 24, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 21, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, daughter Jessie, aged 1, born at Bath, Sarah Stockman, aged 58, widow, aunt, born at Bath, three boarders and two servants. In the 1881 census at 10 Pulteney Street, Bath: Mary A Millard, aged 57, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Bradford (Wilts), Julia J


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Davies, aged 68, widow, sister, cook, born in Berkshire, Arthur F Ball (!), aged 27, unmarried, nephew, signwriter & engraver, born at Bath, Jessie E Batt, aged 10, grand-niece, born at Bath, a servant and two lodgers. The death of Arthur Frederick Batt, aged 28, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Arthur Frederick Batt, aged 28, of 10 Pulteney St, was buried on 17 May 1882. In the 1901 census at 6 Anglo Terrace, Bath: William R Batt, aged 54, brewer’s malts[t]er, born at Bath, wife Marion, aged 53, born at Winsley (Wilts), and children: Ethel M, aged 14, born at Bath, and Edith G, aged 11, born at Bath. The death of William R Batt, aged 64, was registered 1910/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: William Robert Batt, aged 64, of 6 Anglo Tce, Bath, was buried on 30 Sep 1910.

D.Da.22 Sarah Stockman (1813-1879)

No memorial found. In the 1871 census at 10a Pulteney Street, Bath: Wm Robt Batt, aged 24, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife, daughter, Sarah Stockman, aged 58, widow, aunt, born at Bath, three boarders and two servants. The death of Sarah Stockman, aged 66, was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Sarah Stockman, aged 66, of 15 Johnstone St, was buried on 30 Sep 1879.

D.Da.23 William Gray (1862-1891)

No memorial found. The death of William Gray, aged 28, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: William Gray, aged 28, of Villas Fields, was buried on 8 Jan 1891.

D.Da.24 Edward Vaughan Forshall (1831-1891) Annabella Gibson Forshall (1830-1903)

EDWARD VAUGHAN FORSHALL DIED ON 2ND JUNE 1891

HIS LAST WORDS BELIEVE ONLY IN JESUS

― ALSO OF

ANNABELLA GIBSON FORSHALL HIS WIFE

WHO DIED JUNE 28TH 1903. ―

“I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.”

Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb.


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In the 1891 census as visitors at the house of David & Catherine Beath at High Street, Wets Wickham (Kent): Edward V Forshall, aged 59, married, MA Camb, tutor, born at St Georges, Bloomsbury, London, and Annabella Forshall, aged 65, married, born in Ireland. The death of Edward Vaughan Forshall, aged 59, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Vaughan Forshall, aged 59, of 10 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 7 Jun 1891. From the National Probate Calendar 1891. 29 July. The Will of Edward Vaughan Forshall late of 10 Lansdowne-place-East in the City of Bath Esquire who died 2 June 1891 at 10 Lansdowne-place was proved at the Principal Registry by George Hardyman of 43 Pulteney-street in the City of Bath surgeon the sole Executor. Personal Estate £1,140 2s. Resworn October 1891 £1,188 9s. The death of Annabella Gibson Forshall, aged 75, was registered 1903/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Annabella Gibson Forshall, aged 73, of 28 Henrietta St, was buried on 1 Jul 1903. From Alumni Oxonienses: Forshall, Rev. Edward Vaughan, 3s. Josiah, of St. George’s, Bloomsbury, London, cler. EXETER COLL., matric. 12 Dec., 1851, aged 20; of CHRIST COLL., Cambridge, B.A. 1856, M.A. 1859, a master at Rossall School.

D.Da.25 Constance Christian Hardyman (1867-1892) Eglantine Henrietta Keith Hardyman (1864-1930) George Hardyman (1862-1944)

East: CONSTANCE CHRISTIAN

HARDYMAN AGED 24 YEARS

ENTERED INTO GLORY APRIL 27TH 1892.

“TO DEPART AND BE WITH CHRIST FOR IT IS VERY FAR BETTER.”

“FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH BUT HAVE ETERNAL LIFE.”

Girl with raised right arm pointing skywards standing on a plinth, the front part of which resembles a pile of rocks.


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South: EGLANTINE HENRIETTA

KEITH HARDYMAN, AGED 66

DIED JULY 19TH 1930. THE GIFT OF GOD IS

ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD.

North:

GEORGE HARDYMAN _.C.M., F.R.C.S. EDIN., F.R.MED.S.

AGED 81, DIED JANUARY 9TH 1944.

“PRECIOUS IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD IS THE DEATH OF HIS SAINTS.”

The birth of Myrtle Rothes Eglantine Hardyman was registered 1898/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Maitland. The birth of Harry Frederick Ralph Hardyman was registered 1900/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Maitland. In the 1901 census at 43 Pulteney Street, Bath: George Hardyman, aged 38. medical practitioner, born in Scotland, wife Eglantine H K, aged 37, born in Scotland, children: Constance C OB, aged 8, born at Bath, John H M, aged 7, born at Bath, Malcolm L, aged 5, born at Bath, Myrtle R E, aged 2, born at Bath, and Harry F R, aged 1, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Constance Christian Hardyman, aged 24, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Constance Christian Hardyman, aged 24, of 43 Pulteney St, was buried on 29 Apr 1892. From the burial register: Eglantine Henrietta Keith Hardyman, aged 66, of Perrymead Court, Perrymead, Bath, was buried on 22 Jul 1930. The death of George Hardyman, aged 81, was registered 1944/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George Hardyman, aged 84, of Perrymead Court, Bath, died at the Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital, and was buried on 13 Jan 1944. See also grave A.A.13.

D.Da.26 Caroline Hose (1811-1887)

South: CAROLINE HOSE, FELL ASLEEP DECR 19TH 1887, IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HER AGE.

North:

“I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE.” S. JOHN. XI.25.

Tomb with champhered edges and, on the flat top, a raised cross. The incised inscription in on a band on the sides. In the 1881 census at 5 Darlington Street, Bathwick, Bath: Caroline Schneider, aged 64, widow, [living on] dividends, born at Grantham (Lincs), Caroline Hose, aged 70, unmarried, [living on] dividends,


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born in London, and two servants. From the burial register: Caroline Hose, aged 77, of 6 Laura Place, was buried on 22 Dec 1887.

D.Da.27 Matilda Cosserat (1829-1896) Lewis Cosserat (1819-1883)

South: IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

LEWIS COSSERAT WHO DIED 28TH JANUARY 1883,

AGED 63 YEARS. North:

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF MATILDA, WIDOW OF LEWIS COSSERAT OF BURHOGAH E.I.

WHO DIED 7TH APRIL 1896, AGED 66 YEARS.

Tomb in polished pink granite, the upper portion of which is pitched 4 ways. On 4 Jun 1862 at Dinapore, Bengal, India, Lewis Cosserat, son of James Nathaniel Pelogum Cosserat, married Matilda Adames, daughter of Timothy Shelley [IGI]. In The Limited Raj: Agrarian Relations in Colonial India, Saran District, 1793-1920 by Anand A Yang (University of California Press, 1989) on page 183 is a footnote which has “Lewis Cosserat, Mgr., Burhoga Factory, to Halliday, Dec. 20 1866, ...” In Bengal and Assam, Behar and Orissa, their history, people, commerce and industrial resources complied by Somerset Playne, FRGCS, assisted by J W Bond ed Arnold Wright: has a reference to Lewis Cosserat as manager for a concern. The death of Lewis Cosserat, aged 63, was registered 1883/Q1 Croydon. From the burial register: Lewis Cosserat, aged 63, of Annerley Park, Croydon, was buried on 2 Feb 1883.From the National Probate Calendar 1883: 9 April. The Will of Lewis Cosserat formerly of Burhogah in the Province of Bahar in the Presidency of Bengal in the East Indies but late of St. Ann’s Anerley Park Penge in the County of Surrey Esquire who died 28 January 1883 at St. Ann’s was proved at the Principal Registry by Matilda Cosserat of 17 St. Ann’s Widow the Relict and Francis Hodding of Market House Chambers Salisbury in


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the County of Salisbury in the County of Wilts Gentleman the Nephew the Executors save as to India. Personal Estate £248 10s. In the 1891 census at 17 Averley Park, Penge, London: Matilda Cosserat, aged 59, widow, living on own means, born at Cape, and two servants. The death of Matilda Cosserat, aged 64, was registered 1896/Q2 Croydon. From the burial register: Matilda Cosserat, aged 64, of 17 Anesley Park, London, was buried on 9 Apr 1896.

D.Da.28 Ellen Stallard (1842-1920) Arthur George Bury Stallard (1843-1902)

TO THE LOVING MEMORY OF

HELEN STALLARD WIDOW OF REV. ARTHUR G. B. STALLARD

ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 9TH 1920 AGED 77 YEARS

Cross on plinths and kerb in rough granite. The tree growing in the plot has displaced the memorial. The birth of Arthur George Bary/Bury Stallard was registered 1843/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Taylor. The marriage of Arthur George B Stallard to Ellen Brown was registered 1870/Q3 Lewisham. In the 1901 census at St Stephens Vicarage, 27a George Street, Devonport: Arthur G B Stallard, aged 57, vicar Church of England, born at Bath, wife Ella, aged 58, born at Brixton (Surrey), and two servants. The death of Arthur G B Stallard, aged 58, was registered 1902/Q1 Liskeard. From the burial register: Ellen Stallard, aged 78, of 29 Forester Rd, was buried on 13 Mar 1920. From Alumni Oxonienses: Stallard, Arthur George Bury, o.s. George, of Bath, cler. EXETER COLL. matric. 14 Oct., 1861, aged 18; B.A. 1864, M.A. 1868, has held various curacies since 1866.


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D.Da.29 William George Wheatcroft (1833-1893)

In memory of

MY DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND WILLIAM GEORGE WHEATCROFT

BORN DEC: 18TH 1833. DIED DEC: 24TH 1893.

“PEACE, PERFECT PEACE. WITH LOVED ONES FAR AWAY IN JESUS KEEPING WE ARE SAFE AND THEY.”

Headstone surmounted by a cross. In the 1891 census at 27 Rivers Street, Bath: William G Wheatcroft, aged 57, solicitor, born at Wirksworth (Derbys), wife Maria L, aged 37, artist sculp[tress], born at Manchester, and a servant. From the burial register: William George Wheatcroft, aged 60, of 27 River St, was buried on 29 Dec 1893.

D.Da.30 Mark de Joux (1824-1891)

On cross: ihs

MY REDEEMER LIVETH

On plinths: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF MARK DE JOUX

LATE H. M. CIVIL SERVICE, MAURITIUS DIED DECEMBER 15. 1891.

R•I•P

“JOY COMETH IN THE MORNING.” PS.........

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. There was a licensing of Jean Marc de Joux as curate of St Peter’s, Sark on 16 Apr 1821, salary £100 to be paid quarterly, and a house for residence therein (HRO, 21 M65 A2/4 (Act Book 1802-24) (Act Book)). In the 1891 census at Meliora, Wells Road, Bath: Mark de Joux, aged 65, unmarried, boarder, living on his [own] means, born at Sark, Channel Islands. The death of Mark de Joux, aged 67, was registered 1891/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mark de Joux, aged 67, of 54 Pulteney St,


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was buried on 17 Dec 1891.

D.Da.31 Elizabeth Susan Webster (1811-1894)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Elizabeth Louisa Webster, aged 82, of 15 Daniel St, was buried on 21 May 1894. From the National Probate Calendar 1894: WEBSTER Elizabeth Louisa of 15 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 17 May 1894 Probate Bristol 12 June to George John Marjoribanks esquire Effects £3267 0s. 9d.

D.Da.32 Annie Peake (1841-1886) Jane Peake (1839-1919)

Waiting for the coming of the ......

In loving memory ANNIE PEAKE

WHO DIED SUDDENLY MARCH 24: 1886 AGED 44 YEARS

WATCH YE FOR YOU KNOW NOT THE HOUR YOUR LORD COMETH.

Also

JANE PEAKE DIED AUG: 17: 1919

PEACE PERFECT PEACE

Headstone, now flat and broken into about 5 pieces. Pieces of the kerb are close to the grave but seem to have been displaced. The birth of William George Peake was registered 1874/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mitchell. In the 1881 census at 9 Pulteney Street, Bath: Geo Fk Peake, aged 37, lodging house keeper, born at Berg Ashton (Norfolk), wife Ann, aged 39, born at Newton St Cyres (Devon), son Wm Geo, aged 6, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Ann Peake, of 9 Pulteney Street, was buried on 30 Mar 1886. The marriage of George Frederick Peake to Jane Rogers was registered 1888/Q3 Aston. In the 1901 census at 12 Pulteney Street, Bath: Geo F Peake, aged 57, lodging hosue keeper, born at Bergh Apton, wife Jane, aged 62, born at Winchester (Hants), Beatrice E Peake, aged 25, unmarried, niece, born at Woodside (Surrey), and a servant. From the burial register: Jane Peake, aged 80, of 12 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 20 Aug 1919.


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D.Da.31 Charles Stuart Browne (1851-1890) Selina Browne (1870-1911)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY

OF CHARLES STUART BROWNE,

DIED MARCH 1ST 1890. BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL FOR THEY SHALL OBTAIN MERCY. VTH CHAP. ST MATT. 7TH VERSE

North: ALSO OF

SELINA, HIS WIDOW DIED SEPTEMBER 22ND 1911.

―

Cross on 4 plinths and kerb. The birth of Charles Stuart Browne was registered 1851/Q4 Blandford. In the 1871 census at Spetisbury (Dorset): John Dillon Browne, aged 72, Colonel of Infantry retired (land owner), born at Falmouth (Cornwall), wife Maria, aged 57, born at Brighton, children: William A D, aged 25, born in India, George H B, aged 24, militia, born in London, Henry P, aged 20, undergraduate Cambridge, born at Spetisbury, and Charles S, aged 19, born at Spetisbury, and four servants. In the 1881 census at Charlton Barrow, Spetisbury (Dorset): Mrs J Dillon Browne, aged 67, widow, born at Brighton, children: Geo H, aged 34, gentleman, born in London, Edw, aged 31, gentleman, born at Spetisbury, Henry P, aged 30, gentleman, born at Spetisbury, and Charles, aged 29, gentleman, born at Spetisbury, and six servants. The marriage of Charles Stuart Browne to Selina Read was registered 1886/Q1 Bath. The death of Charles Stuart Browne, aged 38, was registered 1890/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Stuart Browne, aged 39, of 11 Darlington Place, was buried on 5 Mar 1890. In the 1901 census at 10 Osborne Road, Bedminster, Bristol: Selina Browne, aged 32, widow, living on own means, born in Somerset, Mary Greenaway, aged 35, widow, sister, living on own means, born in Somerset, and Edith Heal, aged 13, niece, born in Somerset.


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From the burial register: Selina Stuart Browne, aged 41, of 7 Eastbourne Ave, Bath, was buried on 28 Sep 1911.

D.Da.34 Louisa Howland Barlow (1816-1904) Edward William Barlow (1811-1869)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER

LOUISA HOWLAND BARLOW WIDOW OF THE LATE

REVD E. W. BARLOW D.D. BORN AUGUST 8TH 1816. ................

HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The marriage of Edward William Barlow to Louisa Howland Hayward was registered 1841/Q4 Rochford (Essex). In the 1851 at Nr Sydney Place, Bath: Edward W Barlow, aged 39, clergy not having cure of souls, born at Bath, wife Louisa H, aged 34, born in Suffolk, children: Francis E, aged 7, born at Bath, William H, aged 3, born at Bath, and Laura F, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Edward William Barlow, aged 57, was registered 1869/Q1 Bath. In the 1901 census at Cleveland Villa, Bathwick, Bath: Louisa Barlow, aged 84, widow, living on own means, born at Haverhill (Suffolk), children: William, aged 53, widower, living on own means, born at Bath, Mary, aged 47, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Louisa Howland Barlow, aged 87, was registered 1904 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Howland Barlow, aged 87, of Cleveland Villa, was buried on 8 Apr 1904. From the National Probate Calendar 1904: BARLOW Louisa Howland of Cleveland-villa Bathwick Bath widow died 4 April 1904 Probate Bristol 30 April to William Hovenden Barlow esquire Effects £18773 5s. 2d.


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D.Da.35 William Hovenden Barlow (1847-1922)

IN LOVING MEMORY

_ OF _ WILLIAM HOVENDEN BARLOW, BORN 14TH DECEMBER 1847, DIED 21ST NOVEMBER 1922.

“THY WILL BE DONE.”

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The birth of William Hovenden Barlow was registered 1847/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hayward. The marriage of William Hovenden Barlow to Henrietta Albertine Nicholson was registered 1869/Q2 Doncaster. From the burial register: William Hovendon Barlow, aged 74, of Cleveland Villa, Sydney Gdns Rd, was buried on 24 Nov 1922. See also Bath Abbey Cemetery for the grave of his wife Henrietta Albertine Barlow (1846-1872), two sisters and a son.

D.Da.36 Louisa Georgiana Kelsey (1838-1892) Arthur Francis Kelsey (1838-1918)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

LOUISA GEORGIANA WIFE OF

ARTHUR FRANCIS KELSEY LATE CAPT 36TH REGT

BORN MARCH 29TH 1838 DIED NOVEMBER 16TH 1892.

Also of

ARTHUR FRANCIS KELSEY BORN OCTOBER 16TH 1838, DIED DECEMBER 10TH 1918.

† REQUIEM AETERNAM DONA EIUS DOMINUM

............................

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Some lead missing. The marriage of Arthur Francis Kelsey to Louisa Georgiana Rideout at St Saviour’s, Larkhall, Bath was registered 1870/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at 5 Lansdowne Villas, Lansdown, Wyke Regis (Dorset): Arthur F Kelsey, aged 52, retired Army Captain, born on Mauritius, wife Louisa G, aged 50, born at Barnstaple (Devon), and three servants.


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From the burial order book: Louisa Georgiana Kelsey, aged 54, of 56 Pulteney St, was buried on 21 Nov 1892. From the burial register: Arthur Francis Kelsey, aged 80, of St Mary St, Melcombe Regis, Weymouth, was buried on 16 Dec 1918.

D.Da.37 Frederick Henry Smith (1825-1903) Elizabeth Ann Smith (1864-1938)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF A BELOVED HUSBAND

AND FATHER, FREDERICK HENRY SMITH

MAJOR GENERAL 18TH BENGAL CAVALRY, WHO FELL ASLEEP JANRY 21ST 1903,

AGED 78.

ALSO OF ELIZABETH ANN,

HIS WIFE WHO SLEPT AWAY OCT. 15TH 1938.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb in pink polished granite. The metal lettering has turned green. The marriage of Frederick Henry Smith to Elizabeth Ann Coles at Holy Trinity, Combe Down was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. The birth of Bessie Smith was registered 1885/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coles. The birth of Lillie Smith in 1887 was registered 1881/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coles. In the 1891 census at Ravenscroft, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Frederick Smith, aged 67, retired Major Genl, born at Stoke (Devon), wife Elizabeth, aged 26, born at Whit.... (Cornwall), children: Bessie, aged 5, born at Bath, and Lillie, aged 3, born at Bath, a visitor, and three servants. In the 1901 census at Ravenscroft, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Frederick Smith, aged 77, retired Major General, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon), wife Elizabeth, aged 36, born at ‘Devon – Cornwall’, children: Bessie, aged 15, born at Bath, and Lillie, aged 13, born at Bath, a visitor, and three servants. From the burial order book: Frederick Henry Smith, aged 78, of Ravenscroft, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 24 Jan 1903. From the burial register: Elizabeth Ann Smith, aged 74, of 8 Western Passage, Gervis Road, Bournemouth, was buried on 19 Oct 1938.


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D.Da.38 Fanny Edith Riccard (1844-1921)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

OUR BELOVED MOTHER EDITH RICCARD

DIED JULY 12TH 1921 ―

AT REST Celtic cross on a single plinth, with a kerb. Some lead is missing. The marriage of Russell Martyn Riccard was registered 1844/Q3 St Geo H Sq. The marriage of Russel Martyn Riccard to Fanny Edith Hulbert was registered 1865/Q3 Maidstone. In the 1871 census at East Street, South Molton (Devon): Russell M Riccard, aged 54, solicitor, clerk of peace, town clerk, clerk to Board of Guardians Assessment Committee Income Tax Commissioner and Legal Board, born at South Molton, wife Fanny Edith, aged 26, born at Blackheath (Kent), children: George Edward, aged 4, born at S Molton, Norah Inez, aged 3, born at S Molton, and Norman Hastings, aged 1, born at S Molton, and five servants. The death of Russell Martyn Riccard, aged 62, was registered 1879/Q2 S Molton. In the 1891 census at 2 York Place, Bathwick, Bath: Fanny E Riccard, aged 42, widow, living on own means, born at Blackheath, children: Agnes E, aged 17, born at S Molton (Devon), and Norman H, aged 21, law student, born at S Molton, and two servants. From the burial register: Fanny Edith Riccard, aged 77, of 3 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1921.


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D.Da.39 Sheila Esther Peachey Whereat (1919-1926) Charles Roland Whereat (1896-) Dorothea Esther Kathleen Whereat (1896-1981)

SHELIA ESTHER PEACHEY

DAUGHTER OF C. R. AND D. WHEREAT 17TH DECEMBER 1926

Cross on 3 plinths. Some lead missing. The birth of Charles Roland Whereat was registered 1896/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longden. The birth of Dorothy Kathleen E Peachey was registered 1896/Q2 Kingston. Charles Rowland Whereat served in the Worcestershire Regiment in the 1914-18 war. The marriage of Charles R Whereat to Dorothea E K Peachey was registered 1917/Q2 Isle of Wight. The birth of Sheila Esther Peachey Whereat in 1919 was registered 1920/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Peachey. From the burial register: Sheila Esther Peachey Whereat, aged 7, of ....ffynon House, Aberdare, Glam, Wales, was buried on 22 Dec 1926. From a description of Saint Augustine’s, Anglican parish church, Victor Harbor, South Australia “The Guild of St. Monica was chiefly the work of the Rev. C.R. Whereat. The Guild was in existence in 1933, but renamed in honour of the mother of St. Augustine. A banner of St. Monica stands in the Sanctuary in St. Augustine’s Church. ... The Parish of Victor Harbor was formed in 1933 with the Rev. Whereat as the first Rector. Mrs Whereat, when speaking to Connie Brand in 1976, recalled how eagerly the church members had answered the call to build up the congregation and to support new activities.”


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Passengers on the SS Dominion Monarch from Melbourne to Liverpool, arriving on 2 Aug 1945: Charles Whereat, aged 49, chaplain, and Dorothea E Whereat, aged 49, housewife, country of last permanent residence: Australia. From The Advertiser (Adelaide) of Sat 17 Nov 1945 p10:

Adelaide Chaplain Sees British Demobilisation LONDON, November 16. Senior Chaplain C.R. Whereat, of Adelaide, who is studying British methods of rehabilitation for servicemen on behalf of bishops and the Australian Army, has already gathered valuable information for possible application in Australia. He attended a British demobilisation centre, where he was amazed at the speed with which the men were discharged. Chaplain Whereat is planning an early visit to South Wales and the Midlands industrial areas. He will also visit America under the auspices of the Chaplain-General of the American Army. From St Bede’s Anglican church, Semaphore, South Australia in a list of rectors; Charles Roland Whereat, ThL, MBE, 1952-1955 (Semaphore is a north-western suburb of Adelaide.) In a description of St Saviour’s Oxton, Birkenhead Wirral: “The aumbry was placed here in the time of Revd Charles Whereat – vicar from 1955-59.” Buried at Victor Harbor (south of Adelaide): Charles Roland & Dorothea Whereat.


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Row E


D.E.20 Edward Handley (1842-1904) Laura Pamela Handley (1842-1926)

Cross: IN

MEMORY OF EDWARD HANDLEY PRIEST

FELL ASLEEP IN CHRIST

1 FEB: 1904 ―

ALSO OF LAURA PAMELA

HIS WIFE FELL ASLEEP IN CHRIST

12 JUNE 1926 Plinth:

I BELIEVE IN THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY AND THE LIFE EVERLASTING

Celtic cross, kerb and a small footstone. The birth of Edward Handley was registered 1842/Q4 Sleaford (Lincs). In the 1861 census at Chestham, Henfield (Sussex): Henry Wood Rideout, aged 63, landed proprietor, born at Woodmancote (Sussex), wife Frances Letitia, aged 55, born in Ireland, four children of which the third was Laura Pamilia (sic), aged 17, born in Guernsey, a visitor, and five servants. The marriage of Edward Handley to Laura Pamela Rideout at St Saviour’s, Larkhall, Bath was registered 1866/Q1 Bath. In the 1901 census at 19 Royal Crescent, Bath: Edward Handley, aged 58, clergyman (Church of England), born at Culversthorpe Hall, Grantham (Lincs), wife Laura P, aged 56, born in Guernsey, Laura P Davies, aged 32, marred, daughter, born at Gt Marlow (Bucklow), two Davies grandchildren, and eight servants. The death of Edward Handley, aged 61, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Handley, aged 61, of 19 Royal Crescent, was buried on 5 Feb 1904. Memorial tablet & window at St Mary’s. From the National Probate Calendar 1904: HANDLEY the reverend Edward of 19 Royal-crescent Bath died 1 February 1904 Probate London 8 March to Laura Pamela Handley widow the reverend George Brown clerk and Charles Henry Simpson retired major in the Madras-army Effects £40467 9s. 5d. Resworn £87413 15s. 4d. The death of Laura Pamela Handley, aged 82, was registered 1926/Q2


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Bath. From the burial register: Laura Pamela Handley, aged 83, of 20 Royal Crescent, Bath, was buried on 16 Jun 1926.

D.E.21 Anne Mackenzie (1768-1858)

In MEMORY OF

ANNE MACKENZIE DIED AUGUST 15TH 1858.

AGED 90. “THY WILL BE DONE.”

Slab. In the 1851 census at 4 Worcester Terrace, St Saviours, Bath: Ann Mackenzie, aged 80, widow, annuitant, born at Inglefield (Berks), and a servant. From the burial register: Anne Mackenzie, aged 90, of 4 Worcester Terrace, St Saviour, Bath, was buried on 23 Aug 1859.

D.E.22 James Searle (1815-1870)

IN MEMORY OF

JAMES SEARLE. DIED MAY 8TH 1870.

AGED 54. ―•―

“BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH. AND I WILL GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIFE.”

Headstone surmounted by a cross. In the 1861 census at 60 Walcot Place, Lambeth (Surrey): James Serle, aged 45, secretary India Rubber Company, born at Cambridge, wife Augusta, aged 25, born in the Kingdom of Hanover, son George W U, aged 1, born at Warrington (Lancs), and a servant. From the burial register: James Searle, aged 54, of 33 Henrietta St,


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was buried on 12 May 1870. From the National Probate Calendar 1870: 22 July. The Will with a Codicil of James Searle formerly of Lewisham in the County of Kent afterwards of Wynberg Cape of Good Hope but late of 33 Henrietta-street Bath in the County of Somerset Esquire deceased who died 8 May 1870 at 33 Henrietta-street aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Augusta Searle of 33 Henrietta-street aforesaid Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £600. From List of Carthusians 1800-1879 by William Doulas Parish (Lewes: 1879): Searle, George William Von Uslar, 1873. Son of the late James Searle. b. 1860. Exhibitioner and Scholar of King’s Coll. Cam. In the 1911 census at 30 Edith Road, West Kensington, London W: Augusta Searle, aged 75, widow, 1 child, [living on] private means, born at Meinersen, N Germany, naturalized by marriage 1857, son George William von Uslar, aged 51, unmarried, no occupation (due to ill health), born at Warrington (Lancs), and two servants. From the burial register: Augusta Searle, aged 78, of 30 Edith Rd, West Kensington, London W, was cremated and her ashes buried on 1 Aug 1913. The death of George W von U Searle, aged 56, was registered 1916/Q3 Fulham. From the burial register and burial order book: George William Von Uslar Searle, aged 56, of 30 Edith Rd, West Kensington, London, was cremated and his ashes buried on 26 Mar 1917.

D.E.23 Cecilia Basset Lewis (1819-1868)

South: In memory of

CECILIA BASSET LEWIS BORN APRIL 7TH 1819. DIED DECEMBER 25TH 1868.

Tomb with pitched sides and a flat top on which there is a raised cross. The year of death on the monument as 1868 has been verified.


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The marriage of William Price Lewis to Cecilia Basset Rogers was registered 1847/Q4 Redruth In the 1851 census at Rosewarne Mansion, Camborne (Cornwall): William Price Lewis, aged 39, chaplain at Rosewarne committee to Mr W H H Hartley Esq, born at St Philips (Warks), wife Cecilia, aged 31, born at Camborne, children: Louisa, aged 9, born at Lantresant (Mon). Mary Augusta, aged 7, born at Llantresant, and Iltyd James, aged 5, born at Camborne, Mary Hartley, aged 61, widow, landed proprietor, lunatic ward in Chancery, born at Camborne, W H H Hartley (males), aged 27, unmarried, landed proprietor, lunatic ward in Chancery, born at Camborne, a companion and an attendant to M Hartley, a butler, six servants and an attendant. The death of William Price Lewis was registered 1853/Q1 Redruth. Will of Reverend William Price Lewis, Clerk of Cambourne, Cornwall, date 3 May 1853, PROB 11/2172. In the 1861 census at the house of Mary Hartley at Rosewarne House, Camborne (Cornwall): Cecilia Basset Lewis, aged 41, widow, committee on lunacy, born at Camborne. The death of Cecelia Bassett Lewis, aged 49, was registered 1868/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mrs Cecilia Bassett Lewis, aged 49, of 1 Pulteney St, was buried on 30 Dec 1869. (In the burial order book the date of burial is given as Jan 1869.)

D.E.24 Louisa Christina Tolson (1774-1856) Richard Tolson (1746-1815)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF LOUISA CHRISTINA.

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE LIEUTT GENERAL TOLSON.

WHO DIED OCTOBER 16TH 1856. AGED 82 YEARS

Slab. Baptised on 12 Apr 1774 at St Mary’s, Marylebone Road, London: Louisa Christiana Tolson, daughter of Richard & Dennis Tolson, date of


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birth 16 Mar 1774 [IGI]. In the 1851 census at Upsall Villa, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Thos Edward Holland, aged 57, house proprietor & fundholder, born at Marylebone, London, wife Sophia, aged 47, born at Frome, daughter Louisa, aged 27, fundholder, born at Frome, Louisa Christian Tolson, aged 76, unmarried, aunt, fundholder, born in London, and two servants. From the burial register: Louisa Christiana Tolson, aged 82, of 8 Bathwick Hill, was buried on 21 Oct 1856. From A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland by John Burke Vol II (London: Henry Colburn, 1836): Richard Tolson, esq. of Weston, in the county of Somerset, born at Tilbury Fort, baptized at Milton, near Gravesend, in Kent, 20th October, 1746. This gentleman, a lieutenant-general in the army, was a minor at the time of his uncle, Henry Tolson’s decease, and then serving abroad : he m. at St. Martin’s, in the Island of Guernsey, 22nd July, 1766, Dinniss Oram, widow, of St. James’s, Westminster, and of Hampstead, Middlesex, by whom, (who was buried at the latter place, 9th March, 1811) he had one son and two daughters, ... Lieutenant-general Richard Tolson was buried at St. James’s, Piccadilly, 19th June, 1815, will proved in the prerogative court of Canterbury, London, on the 30th of the same month.

D.E.25 Charles Maynard (1796-1870) Thomas John Maynard (1836-1880) Marena Adelaide Maynard (1836-1911)

SACRED to the memory of

CHARLES MAYNARD who departed this life

on the 9th of November 1870 in his 75th Year.

― GOD IS LOVE

― ALSO OF

THOMAS JOHN MAYNARD who Died Sept. 3rd 1886.

Aged 50. ―

BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.

Headstone. The marriage of Thomas John Maynard to Adelaide Merena Ayling was registered 1859/Q2 Newington. The death of Charles Maynard, aged 74, was registered 1870/Q4 Bath.


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ALSO OF

MARENA ADELAIDE MAYNARD widow of the above

who Died Decr 1st 1911 Aged 75 Years.

“CASTING ................................ ..........................

From the burial register: Charles Maynard, aged 74, of Villa Fields, was buried on 13 Nov 1870. The birth of Edward Maynard was registered 1868/Q3 Worcester. In the 1881 census at 21 Dafford Street, Bath: Thomas Maynard, aged 44, boat builder, born at Lambeth, London, wife Merena, aged 44, born at Alton (Hants), and children: Edward, aged 12, born at All Saints, Worcester, and William, aged 11, born at All Saints, Worcester. From the burial register: Thomas John Maynard, aged 50, of Villa Fields, was buried on 7 Sep 1886. In the 1891 census at 29 Lansdown View, Twerton (Som): Marina Maynard, aged 54, widow, living on own means, born at Alton (Hants), and son William, aged 21, cabinet maker’s apprentice, born at All Saints, Worcester. In the 1901 census at 4 Highbury Terrace, Walcot, Bath: Merena Maynard, aged 64, living on own means, born at Alton (Hants), and Edward Maynard aged 46, unmarried, uncle, tea agent – at home, born at Worcester, blind from child. The death of Marena A Maynard, aged 75, was registered 1911/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Marina Adelaide Maynard, aged 75, of 4 Highbury Tce, Bath, was buried on 5 Dec 1911. See also G.C.11.


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D.E.26 Jane Roberts (1794-1857) Thomas Turner Roberts (1778-1855) Mary Roberts (1822-1893)

South: IN MEMORY OF JANE WIDOW OF

THOMAS TURNER ROBERTS [ESQ.] ....................

North:

ALSO OF MARY DAUGHTER OF THOMAS TURNER ROBERTS. ESQ.

AND JANE HIS WIFE [WHO] DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPT. 8TH 1893.

Pitched 4 ways. The northern side is partly underground. In the 1841 census at 6 Gloucester Place, Swansea: Thomas Roberts, aged 60, E I C, wife Jane, aged 45, children: Jane, aged 20, Mary, aged 15, Richard, aged 14, Francis, aged 12, William, aged 6, and Sophia, aged 2, (none born in Glamorgan) and two servants. From The London Gazette of Tue 31 Nov 1843 (No. 20284 p 3895): A List of Gentlemen qualified to serve the office of Sheriffs for the several counties in the principality of Wales, for the year 1844; ... Breconshire ... Thomas Turner Roberts, of Llwynderrw, Esq. In the 1851 census at Llanddewi Hall, Llanddewi Abergwessin (Brec): Thomas Turner Roberts, aged 72, magistrate Captain half pay East India Company Service, born at St Swithin’s, Worcester, wife Jane, aged 57, born at St Helen’s, Worcester, children: Jane Sarah, aged 31, born at Madeley (Salop), and Sophia Anna ....., aged 13, born at Llandovery (Carmarthenshire), and two servants. Will of Thomas Turner Roberts, Captain E.I.C.S of Horsham Martley, Worcestershire, date 4 Aug 1855, PROB 11/2218. British Library Asia, Pacific and Africa Collections Mss Eur K229; J 813 1798-1808: Miscellaneous papers of Capt Thomas Turner Roberts (1778-1855), Bombay Army 1798-1813, including material on antiquities in south India and Indian history; a glossary of Indian terms, a commonplace book, Sanskrit and Bengal alphabets, and a moral essay. From the burial register: Jane Roberts, aged 62, of Edward St, died on 12 Feb 1857 and was buried on 20 Feb 1857.


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The death of Alfred Roberts, aged 20, was registered 1864/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Alfred Roberts, aged 20, of Chatham Row, Walcot, Bath, died on 24 Apr 1864 and was buried on 29 Apr 1864. (The burial order book does not give the location of the grave but it is given as ‘26E’ in the index.) In the 1891 census at 20 Prospect Place, Walcot, Bath: Mary Roberts, aged 68, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at Shrewsbury (Salop). The death of Mary Roberts, aged 71, was registered 1893/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Mary Roberts, aged 71, of Northampton St, died on 8 Sep 1893 and was buried on 12 Sep 1893. From the National Probate Calendar 1893: ROBERTS Mary Ann of 66 Elgin-crescent Kensington-park Middlesex spinster died 8 September 1893 at Bath Administration London 12 October to Francis Elizabeth Moor widow Effects £379 19s. From A History of the Camerons by Alexander Mackenzie (Inverness: A & W Mackenzie, 1884) p314: Jane [Cameron], who married Captain Thomas Turner Roberts, H.E.I.C.S., sprung from an ancient Cornish family for many years settled in Worcestershire. He bought the estate of Llwyndderw, in Breconshire. He died in 1855, leaving (with two daughters, Jane and Lucy) a son, Thomas Archibald, barrister-at-law, author of a work on the Principles and Practice of Equity. The latter died in 1883, leaving a son, Cameron, now at Oxford, and several daughters. This source seems to omit a series of children of Thomas Turner & Jane Roberts who appear in the 1841 census.


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D.E.27 John Nathaniel Cosserat (1849-1872) James Cosserat (1809-1874) Andrew William Cosserat (1836-1912)

South: TO THE MEMORY OF

JOHN NATHANIEL YOUNGEST SON OF JAMES COSSERAT

BORN 2ND FEB: 1849 DIED .. OCT North:

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES COSSERAT

BORN 6TH JULY 1809. DIED 12TH SEPT. 1874. Also

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANDREW WILLIAM COSSERAT SON OF THE LATE JAMES COSSERAT

BORN 9TH OCT. 1836: DIED 9TH AUG. 1912 “THE LORD GOD GIVETH THEM LIGHT.”

Pitched 4 ways. Born on 1 May 1835 in Bengal: James Cosserat, son of James & Rachel Susan Cosserat [IGI]. Born on 9 Oct 1836 in Bengal: Andrew William Cosserat, son of James & Rachel Susan Cosserat [IGI]. On 20 Aug 1860 at Champurun, West Bengal James Cosserat married Annie Elizabeth Shelly [IGI}. In the 1861 census at Probus School, Probus (Cornwall): John M Cosserat, aged 12, scholar, born in Hindostan British Subject. From SHADOWS OF ORWELL by Luke Harding in The Guardian of 24 Jun 2000: “These days it is hard to find any traces of colonial rule in Motihari. Even the dead are disappearing. The English cemetery, once in the middle of a green field, is now encircled by houses. Several of the tombstones are used by local women as washing slabs. Goats dart in and out of the high weeds that have almost enveloped the few remaining graves. One of them is sacred to the memory of Annie Elizabeth, who died in 1861, aged 32. She was the wife of James Cosserat, “sub-deputy opium agent of Mooteeharee”: Richard Blair’s predecessor by four decades.” From the burial register: John Nathaniel Cosserat, aged 23, of 1 Darlington Place, was buried on 26 Oct 1872. From the burial register: James Cosserat, aged 65, of 1 Darlington Place, was buried on 10 Sep 1874. The death of Andrew W Cosserat, aged 76, was registered 1912/Q3 Gloucester. From the burial register: Andrew William Cosserat, aged 76, of Nursing Home, Belgrave Rd, Gloucester, was buried on 13 Aug 1912.


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D.E.28 George Irwin Fox (1805-1856)

Headstone. Completely delaminated. From a pedigree at rootsweb by George Gilbert: George Irwin Fox, born ca 1805, was son of Joseph Scantlebury Fox (1773-) and Jane Lewes Willes (ca 1784-). From the list of University of Glasgow Alumni: George Irwin Fox, MD 1837 [Addison 1727-1897 reads: Plymouth] From the burial register and burial order book: George Irwin Fox MD, aged 50, of 1 George’s Place, was buried on 8 May 1856.

D.E.29 Isabella Clara Pattle (1814-1858) William Pattle (1783-1865)

South: ISABELLA CLARA PATTLE

WIFE OF LT GENL PATTLE C.B. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

NOVR 4TH 1858 AGED 44

BE YE THEREFORE READY ALSO FOR THE SON OF MAN COMETH AT AN HOUR WHEN YOU THINK NOT

North:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL WILLIAM PATTLE C.B.

FOR 65 YEARS THE FAITHFUL SOLDIER OF HIS QUEEN AND COUNTRY HE DIED FEB. 9TH 1865 AT DAWLISH AGED 81 YEARS

FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOVEVER ..................... NOT PERISH ............................... ST JOHN _ CHAPTER VERSE 16

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 23 Mar 1829 at Muttra, India: Eliza Harriet Pattle, daughter of William & Harriet Pattle, date of birth 22 Nov 1828 [IGI]. On 28 Jun 1838 at Wynberg, Cape Province, South Africa William Pattle married Isabella Clara Okes. On 21 Dec 1849 at Cawnpore, India Eliza Harriet Pattle married Clinton Baddeley [IGI].


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The death of Isabella Clara Pattle, aged 44, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Isabella Clara Pattle, aged 44, of Brock St, Parish of Walcot, was buried on 9 Nov 1858. In the 1861 census at 6 Priory Terrace, Bedford: William Pattle, aged 77, married, Lt General retired EIC Service, born at Epsom (Surrey), deaf, E Harriet Baddeley, aged 30, widow, daughter, born Muttra E Indies, two grandsons and two servants. From the burial register: William Pattle, aged 81, of Dawlish, Devon, was buried on 17 Feb 1865. From the National Probate Calendar 1865: 17 March. The Will of William Pattle formerly of Surbiton in the County of Surrey but late of Dawlish in the County of Devon Esquire C.B. a General in Her Majesty’s Service deceased who died 9 February 1865 at Dawlish aforesaid was proved at Exeter by the oath of Eliza Harriet Baddeley of Dawlish aforesaid Widow the Daughter the sole Executrix. Effects under £800. Resworn at the Stamp Office May 1865 Under £450.

D.E.31 John Strutt Brown (1805-1856)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF

JOHN BROWN NATURALIST OF THIS CITY

WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1856 AGED 50.

Pointed headstone. In the Bath Annual Directory and Almanack for 1849 (published by Charles Clark) in the section for Animal Preservers: Brown, James, 13 Hampton row Brown John, 15, Pulteney bridge In the Bath Annual Directory of 1850: Brown, John, animal preserver, 15, Pulteney bridge In Hunt & Co’s Directory & Court Guide for the Cities of Bath, Bristol & Wells: Brown John, animal preserver, 15, Pulteney bridge, p.r, 26, Cornwell


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place In the 1851 census at 14 Hampton Row, Bath: John Brown, aged 45, victualler, born at Romford (Essex), wife Harriet, aged 32, born at Bath, a visitor and Priscilla Hitchcock, aged 19, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Bath. In the directories for 1852, and 1854, in addition to the premises at 15 Pulteney Bridge his residence is given as 14 Hampton row which is also the location of the ‘Hampton Museum’, presumably containing examples of his stuffed animals. (Hampton Row, built in 1817/1818, now has three derelict houses at the end nearest the railway line. During the construction of the railway four out of the 14 houses in Hampton Row were converted to beerhouses for the navvies. It was the site of a railway halt; it closed in 1917.) The death of John Strutt Brown, aged 50, was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: John Strutt Brown, aged 50, bird stuffer, of Bridge St, Parish of St Michael, was buried on 16 Mar 1956. The shop on 15 Pulteney Bridge appears under the name of Mrs H Brown, bird preserver, in the 1858/9 and 1860/1 directories but in the Post Office directory of 1862-3 the address is for Richard Hitchcock, bird and animal preserver.

D.E.32-3 Robert Coles (1816-1859) Charlotte Coles (1817-1882) George Henry Greening (1888) Eleanor Greening (1829-1897)

North: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ROBERT COLES BORN OCTOBER 11TH 1816 DIED MARCH 10TH 1859.

ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE CHARLOTTE COLES

BORN MARCH 17TH 1817 DIED JUNE 2ND 1882. “THY WILL BE DONE.”

Pitched 4 ways.


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The birth of Charlotte Coles was registered 1842/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Isaacs. In the 1851 census at Castle End, Kenilworth (Warks): Robert Coles, aged 34, groom, born at Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 34, born at Chippenham (Wilts), and children: Charlotte, aged 9, born at Bath, John R, aged 5, born at Leamington (Warks), and Edward, aged 8 months, born at Kenilworth. The death of Robert Coles, aged 43, was registered 1859/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Robert Coles, aged 34, of Kirkhams Buildings, died on 10 Mar 1859 and was buried on 20 Mar 1859. (The incorrect age of 34 in these sources has been verified.) In the 1871 census at 3 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: Ellinor Kirkham, aged 42, widow, laundress, born at Bath, five children and Letitia Coles, aged 78, widow, mother, born at Bristol. From the burial register & burial order book: Letitia Coles, aged 83, of 3 Kirkhams Bdgs, was buried on 25 Jul 1875. From the burial register: Charlotte Coles, aged 65, of 25 Windsor Terrace, Totterdown, Bristol, died on 2 Jun 1882 and was buried on 8 Jun 1882. The marriage of George Greening to Charlotte Catherine Kirkham at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1883/Q3 Bath. The birth of Henry George Greening was registered 1888/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kirkham. From the burial order book: George Henry Greening, aged 11 weeks, of Bathwick Street, was buried on 1 Jul 1888. In the 1891 census at 64 Hungerford Road, Lower Weston, Bath: George Greening, aged 34, dairyman, born at Bathampton (Som), wife Charlotte, aged 36, born at Bath, and Edward Kirkham, aged 31, unmarried, brother-in-law, painter, born at Bath. In the 1891 census at 3 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: Eleanor Kirkham, aged 62, widow, kept by her children, born at Bath, and Letitia Bennett, aged 42, married, daughter, dressmaker, born at Bath. (At 2 and 5 Kirkhams Buildings were other Kirkham families.)


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From the burial order book: Eleanor Kirkham, aged 67, of 3 Kirkhams Bdgs, was buried on 11 Mar 1897.

D.E.34 Priscilla Huntley (1824-1890) Isaac Huntley (1825-1898) Hannah Huntley (1840-1927)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census in the household of Charles William & Eliza Steer at 36 Gay Street, Bath: Priscilla Gibbs, aged 26, unmarried, servant, born at Chippenham (Wilts). The marriage of Isaac Huntley to Priscilla Gibbs was registered 1852/Q4 Clifton. In the 1881 census at 27 Pulteney Street, Bath: Isaac Huntley, aged 54, lodging house keeper, born at Corsham (Wilts), wife Priscilla, aged 53, born at Nettleton (Wilts), a niece and a servant. (Nettleton is 13km NW of Chippenham.) The death of Priscilla Huntley, aged 65, was registered 1890/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Pricilla Huntley, aged 65, of 27 Pulteney St, was buried on 23 May 1890. The marriage of Isaac Huntley to Hannah Waterman was registered 1891/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Isaac Huntley, aged 72, of Lower Weston, was buried on 10 Feb 1898. From the grant of probate, he died on 5 Feb 1898. In the 1901 census at 96 Newbridge Road, Weston (Som): Louisa Lambert, aged 70, widow, living on own means, born at Stansted (Essex), Fanny Waterman, aged 65, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Stansted, and Hannah Huntley, aged 57, widow, sister, living on own means, born at Stansted. The death of Hannah Huntley, aged 57 (!), was registered 1927/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Hannah Huntley, aged 87, of 24 Foxcombe Rd, Lower Weston, Bath, was buried on 5 Nov 1927. From the grant of probate, she died on 2 Nov 1927.


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D.E.35 Sarah Hillier (1797-1856) Samuel Hillier (1826-1875) Mary Ann Hillier (1822-1888)

................. [SARAH]

[WIDOW OF] SAMUEL HILLIER

WHO DIED APRIL 4TH 1856 AGED 58

“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALLED HER BLESSED.” “SHE LIVED IN PEACE AND DIED IN FAITH.” THIS STONE IS PLACED HERE BY HER THREE

SURVIVING CHILDREN IN MEMORY OF A BELOVED MOTHER.

―•― ALSO IN MEMORY OF

SAMUEL SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE

77 PULTENEY ST BATH AUGUST 29TH 1875

AGED 49. ―•―

ALSO MARY ANN HILLIER DIED APRIL 6TH 1888.

AGED 68. “SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH.”

―•―

Slab. Top part delaminated. In the 1851 census at 4 Lancashire Terrace, Trinity parish, Bath: Sarah Hilliar (sic), aged 54, laundress, born at Bradford (Wilts), and two visitors. From the burial register & burial order book: Sarah Hillier, widow of Samuel Hillier, aged 58, of Lancaster Terrace, Parish of Trinity, was buried on 11 Apr 1856. In the 1871 census at 77 Pulteney Street, Bath: Samuel Hillier, aged 45, lodging house keeper, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Mary Ann, aged 46, born at Kelston (Som), five servants and two sets of presumed lodgers. From the burial register: Samuel Hillier, aged 49, of 77 Pulteney St, was buried on 4 Sep 1875. The death of Mary An Hillier, aged 65, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Hillier, aged 65, of 77 Pulteney St, was buried on 10 Apr 1888. The age of 68 on the MI has been verified.

D.E.36 Matthew William Abbott (1846-1878)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MATTHEW ABBOTT LIEUT ROYAL NAVY

BORN 30TH APRIL 1846 DIED 16TH FEBY 1878

― I THESS. IV.14

Headstone surmounted by a cross.


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In the 1861 census on HMS Exmouth: Matthew W Abbott, aged 15, naval cadet, born at Dublin. From The London Gazette of Tue 21 Dec 1875 (No 24277) p6515: Admiralty, 18th December, 1875. In accordance with the provisions of Her Majesty’s Order in Council of the 22nd February 1870— Lieutenant Matthew William Abbott has been placed on the Retired List of his rank from the 14th instant. The death of Matthew William Abbott, aged 31, was registered 1878/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Matthew William Abbott, aged 31, of 1 Darlington Place, was buried on 21 Feb 1878.

D.E.37 Ethel Beatrice Muter (1865-1881)

No memorial found. Baptised on 11 Mar 1865 at Bombay: Ethel Beatrice Muter, daughter of St John O’Neill Muter & Georgina Anne Forbes, date of birth 27 Jan 1865 [IGI]. In the 1871 census at 67 Pulteney Street, Bath: St John O M Muter, aged 48, Lt Colonel Bombay Staff Active Serv, born at Douglas (Isle of Man), wife Georgina A Y, aged 36, born in Scotland, six children of which the fifth was Ethel B, aged 6, born at Butnol, India, and three servants. From the burial register and burial order book: Ethel Beatrice Muter, aged 15, of 7 Sydney Place, was buried on 10 Oct 1881.


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D.E.38 Hugh Trix (1796-1874) Margaret Trix (1806-1875)

South: In Affectionate Remembrance of

HUGH TRIX WHO DIED AT ST MARY’S BUILDINGS BATH

JANUARY 30TH 1874. AGED 78. “THERE REMEMAINETH A REST FOR THE PEOPLE OF GOD.”

North:

In Memory of MARGARET WIFE OF HUGH TRIX

WHO DIED JULY 13TH 1875 AGED 68 “HE KNOWETH WHEREOF WE ARE MADE HE REMEMBERETH WE ARE BUT JUST.”

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at Fore Street, Tiverton (Devon): Hugh Trix, aged 55, draper, born at S Molton (Devon), wife Mary, aged 42, born in Guernsey, five children, two assistants and a servant. The death of Mary Trix was registered 1857/Q4 Tiverton. The marriage of Hugh Trix to Margaret Philips was registered 1863/Q4 Clifton. In the 1871 census at 9 Kingston Buildings, Bath: Hugh Trix, aged 75, hop merchant, born at S Molton (Devon), wife Margaret, aged 64, born at Christian Malford (Wilts) and a servant. The death of Hugh Trix, aged 78, was registered 1874/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Hugh Trix, aged 78, of 2 St Mary’s Bdgs, was buried on 5 Feb 1874. The death of Margaret Trix, aged 69, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Trix, aged 69, of 2 St Mary’s Buildings, was buried on 17 Jul 1875.

D.E.39 Catherine Blanche Gregorie (1840-1911) David William Gregorie (1790-1842)

South (on 1 line): CATHERINE BLANCHE DAUGHTER OF DAVID WILLIAM GREGORIE BORN 27TH

AUGUST 1840. DIED 26TH JANUARY 1911

North: “I WILL GIVE YOU REST.” ST MATTHEW XI.28


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Layered tomb with a base in polished pink granite and an upper part which is pitched 2 ways. (2’ at head, 18” at foot.) In the 1841 census at Queens Square, Westminster, London: David Gregorie, aged 50, barrister, born in Middlesex, Eleanor Gregorie, aged 35, not born in Middlesex, Charles Gregorie, aged 5, born in Middlesex, George Gregorie, aged 5, born in Middlesex, Eleanor Gregorie, aged 3, born in Middlesex, and Catherine Gregorie, aged 5 months, born in Middlesex, and eight servants. David William Gregorie, aged 52, of Queen Square, was buried on 22 Oct 1842 at St Margaret, Westminster (entry 385). Will of David William Gregorie of Queen Square Westminster, Middlesex, date 25 Nov 1842, PROB 11/1970. In the 1901 census at Church Road, Chertsey (Surrey): Catherine B Gregorie, aged 60, unmarried, living on own means, born at Westminster, London, and two servants. From the burial register: Catherine Blanche Gregorie, aged 70, of Wolvercote, Jesmond Rd, Clevedon, was buried on 30 Jan 1911.

D.E.40 Eleanor St Barbe Gregorie (1805-1889) David William Gregorie (1790-1842)

South (on 1 line): ELEANOR ST BARBE WIFE OF WILLIAM GREGORIE FELL ASLEEP IN CHRIST DECR

30TH 1889 AGED 83 North:

“BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.”

Layered tomb with a base in polished pink granite and an upper part which is pitched 2 ways. (2’ at head, 18” at foot.) In the 1851 census at Library House, Broadwater (Hants): Eleanor S B Gregorie, aged 47, widow, gentlewoman, born at Mon..ton (Hants), children: Eleanor Mary, aged 13, born at Westminster, London and


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Catherine B, aged 10, born at Westminster, Charles H White, aged 84, widower, father, rector of Shaldon (Hants), and four servants. In the 1881 census at The Parks, Newent (Glos): Eleanor St B Gregorie, aged 77, widow, annuitant, born at Monkston (Hants), daughter Catherine B, aged 40, unmarried, born at Westminster (Middx), and three servants. From the burial order book: Eleanor St Barbe Gregorie, aged 83, of Pulteney House, was buried on 3 Jan 1889.

D.E.41 Stanley Bartholomew Smith (1852-1897) Sarah Alderton Smith (1814-1903) Bartholomew Smith (1808-1878)

East: In memory of

STANLEY BARTHOLOMEW SMITH,

DIED NOVR 6TH 1897, AGED 45 YEARS

North:

ALSO OF SARAH

ALDERTON WIDOW OF

BARTHOLOMEW SMITH DIED MAY 18TH 1903

AGED 88 YEARS R•I•P

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The marriage of Sarah Alderton Bush to Bartholomew Smith was registered 1843/Q2 Bradford W. In the 1851 census at Timsbury (Som): Bartholomew Smith, aged 42, proprietor of land and houses, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Sarah Alderton, aged 36, born at Bradford (Wilts), six children, a governess and six servants. In the 1861 census at Timsbury (Som): Bartholomew Smith, aged 52, proprietor of land & coal mine, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Sarah A, aged 45, born at Bradford (Wilts), children: Alice S A, aged 16, born at Timsbury, Gertrude, aged 13, born at Timsbury, Laura M, aged 12, born at Timsbury, Florance H, aged 10, born at Timsbury, and Stanley B, aged 8, born at Timsbury, and five servants. In the 1871 census at Timsbury (Som): Bartholomew Smith, aged 62, landowner, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Sarah A B, aged 56, born at Bradford (Wilts), two daughters, a visitor and four servants.


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The marriage of Stanley Bartholomew Smith to Catherine Frances Phayre at All Saints, Weston (Som) was registered 1874/Q Bath. The death of Bartholomew Smith, aged 69, was registered 1878/Q3 Bath. The death of Stanley Bartholomew Smith, aged 44, was registered 1897/Q4 Salisbury. From the burial order book: Stanley Bartholomew Smith, aged 44, of Salisbury, was buried on 11 Nov 1897. From the burial register: Sarah Alderton Smith, aged 88, of 21 Pulteney St, was buried on 22 May 1903.

D.E.42 Jane Hale (1835-1911) Henry Hale (1832-1921) Emily Alice Hale (1864-1955)

East: In loving memory

_ of _ JANE

WIFE OF HENRY HALE. WHO PEACEFULLY ENTERED INTO REST

NOV. 15. 1911. AGED 76. ALSO OF HENRY HALE,

WHO ENTERED INTO THE FULLER LIFE DECEMBER 29TH 1921, IN HIS 90TH YEAR. “JESUS CHRIST THE SAME YESTERDAY, AND TODAY AND FOR EVER.” HEB. X.....

North:

ALSO EMILY ALICE

THEIR DAUGHTER 1ST JULY 1955. AGED 90.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. In the 1861 census at Bathwick School, Bath: Henry Hale, aged 29, school master, born at Urchfont (Wilts), wife Sara W, aged 37, school mistress, born at Bath, daughter Ada L, aged 10 months, born at Bath, a nurse and two servants. The birth of Emily Alice Hale was registered 1864/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Trix. The death of Sarah Warren Hale, aged 46, was registered 1870/Q2 Bath. (See grave E.G.52.) In the 1871 census at Parish N[ational] School, Bathwick, Bath: Henry Hale, aged 39, widower, schoolmaster, born at Rochfont (sic) (Wilts),


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and children: Ada L, aged 10, born at Bath, and Emily A, aged 6, born at Bath. In the 1901 census at 2 Henrietta Villas, Bathwick, Bath: Henry Hale, aged 69, retired schoolmaster, born at Urchfont (Wilts), wife Jane, aged 60, born at Bath, and daughter Emily Alice, aged 32, born at Bath. From the burial register: Jane Hale, aged 76, of 2 Henrietta Villas, was buried on 18 Nov 1911. From the burial register: Henry Hale, aged 89, of 2 Henrietta Villas, Bath, was buried on 3 Jan 1922. From the burial register: Emily Alice Hale, aged 90, of 2 Henrietta Villas, Bath, was buried on 7 Jul 1955.

D.E.43 Emily Castellain (1839-1913) Alfred Castellain (1840-1925) Louis Alfred Castellain (1870-1952)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

EMILY WIFE OF ALFRED CASTELLAIN

DIED 18TH MARCH 1913 AGED 73

“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED. HER HUSBAND ALSO AND HE PRAISETH HER.” PROVERBS XXXI. 28.

North:

ALSO OF ALFRED CASTELLAIN DIED 22ND JULY 1925

AGED 85. “TRULY GOD IS LOVING UNTO ISRAEL EVEN INTO SUCH AS ARE OF A CLEAN HEART.” PSALM LXXIII.1.

South: ALSO OF LOUIS

THEIR ELDEST SON DIED 27TH JANUARY 1952.

AGED 81.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The birth of Alfred Louis Castellain was registered 1870/Q4 W Derby (Lancs). The birth of John Graham Castellain was registered 1875/Q2 W Derby. In the 1891 census at Deppehaugh, Hoxne (Suffolk): Alfred Castellain, aged 51, retired merchant, born at Liverpool, wife Emily, aged 51, born at Liverpool, eight children of which the sons were Alfred L, aged 21, Militia Lieutenant, born at Liverpool, and John G, aged 15, born at Liverpool, a brother, a niece, a nephew and seven servants. From the Post Office Bath Directory 1912:


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From the burial register: Emily Castellain, aged 73, of 19 Pulteney Rd, was buried on 22 Mar 1913. From the burial register: Alfred Castellain, aged 85, of 11 Cavendish Cres, Bath, was buried on 24 Jul 1925. The death of John G Castellain, aged 65, was registered 1941/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: John Edward Castellain, aged 65, of 1 Lansdown Cres, Bath, was cremated at Arno’s Vale and his ashes were buried on 31 May 1941. From the National Probate Calendar 1941: CASTELLAIN John Graham of Marlborough Richmond-gardens Bournemouth died 28 May 1941 at 1 Lansdown-crescent Bath Probate Bristol 22 September to Charles Edward Alberic Castellain of no occupation. Effects £1717 14s. 4d. The death of Louis Alfred Castellain, aged 81, was registered 1952/Q1 Bath. No entry in the burial register.


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D.E.44 Charlotte Sarah Isabelle Hendrie (1863-1927) Ellen Foster Little (1858-1933)

In ever loving memory _ of _

C. S. ISABELLE HENDRIE OCTOBER 11TH 1927

R•I•P

In loving memory of ELLEN FOSTER LITTLE MARCH 30TH 1933.

R.I.P. JESU MERCY MARY HELP

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. In the 1891 census at 34 Black Boy Road, Exeter: Ellen F Little, aged 31, unmarried, living on own means, born at Devonport, Charlotte S I Hendrie, aged 28, unmarried, companion, born at Leyton (Essex), and two servants. The death of Charlotte Sarah Isabelle Hendrie, aged 64, was registered 1927/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Charlotte Isabelle Hendrie, aged 76, of 9 Forester Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 14 Oct 1927. The death of Ellen Foster Little, aged 74, was registered 1933/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Miss Ellen Foster Little, aged 74, of 9 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 1 Apr 1933.

D.E.45 Esmé Violet Braund (1903-1904)

No memorial found. The birth of Esmé Violet Braund was registered 1903/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hancock. From the burial order book: Esme Violet Braund, aged 2, of 13 Argyle Street, was buried on 1 Jan 1905.

D.E.46 Simon Neil Shepherd (1952)

Simon Neil Shepherd

28 Nov 1952

Small headstone in polished grey granite, and black lettering facing


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east. The birth of Simon Neil Shepherd was registered 1952/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hosking. From the burial register: Simon Neil Shepherd, aged 4 weeks, of Fair Lawn, Weston Rd, Bath, was buried on 30 Nov 1952. From the burial order book: Violet Mable Pritchard, aged 1, of Cheltenham St, was buried on 13 Mar 1881.


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Row F


D.F.20 Kerb. No inscription found.

D.F.21 Frances Broadhead (1811-1868) Theodore Henry Broadhead (1767-1820)

In Loving Memory

of FRANCES BROADHEAD

WHO DIED IN MARCH 1868. AGED 56.

SHE WAS THE DAUGHTER OF THEODORE HENRY BROADHEAD. ESQ. M.P.

OF BERKELEY SQUARE LONDON.

Headstone. In the 1851 census at 24 Queen Square, Bath: Fanny Broadhead, aged 40, unmarried, annuitant, birthplace unspecified, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 44 Rivers Street, Bath: F Broadhead (female), aged 40 (!), gentlewoman, born in London, and a lady’s maid. From the burial register: Frances Broadhead, aged 56, of Edward St, was buried on 2 Apr 1868. From A General and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and Baronetage of the British Empire by John Burke 4th edition (London: 1832) Vol 1 pp150-151: THEODORE-HENRY BROADHEAD, esq. b. 3rd December, 1767, M.P. for Wareham, and afterwards for Yarmouth; m. Elizabeth, daughter of William Gordon Macdougall, esq. and had issue .... Mr. Broadhead died 12th December 1820 ...

D.F.23 David Edward Limond (1865-1870) Catherine Bessie Limond (1864-1867) David Limond (1824-1895)

East: DAVID EDWARD 2ND SON OF

CAPTN D. LIMOND. R.E. WHO DIED JANUARY 6TH 1870,

AGED 4 YEARS 3 MONTHS. ALSO OF CATHERINE BESSIE.

DAUGHTER OF THE SAME WHO DIED AND WAS BURIED AT SEA

APRIL 30TH 1867 AGED 2½ YEARS


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Cross on a series of plinths and kerb. The cross is on the grave. On 1 Aug 1860 at Cawnpore David Limond married Mary Harriet Milner [IGI]. The death of David Edward Limond, aged 4, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: David Edward Limond, aged 4 years 3 months, of Henrietta St, was buried on 11 Jan 1870. The marriage of David Limond to Margaret Springall Thompson was registered 1888/Q4 Paddington. In the 1891 census at 4 Gloucester Crescent, Paddington, London: David Limond, aged 66, Major General retired living on own means, born in the East Indies, wife Margaret S, aged 41, born at Denham (Bucks), two children, two step-children and three servants. The death of David Limond, aged 64 (!), was registered 1895/Q3 Uxbridge. From the National Probate Calendar 1895: LIMOND David of 174 Gloucester-terrace Hyde park Middlesex C.B. major-general on the retired list died 10 July 1895 at Hanwell Middlesex Probate London 5 August to Margaret Springall Limond widow Effects £5928 5s. 8d.

D.F.24 Emma Matthews (1818-1870) Henry William Matthews (1806-1884)

EMMA. WIFE OF MAJOR GENRL H. W. MATTHEWS.

H.M. BENGAL ARMY. DIED FEBRY 11TH 1870.

AGED 51. SHE LOVED HER SAVIOUR.

Celtic cross on a tiered plinth and kerb. The death of Emma Matthews, aged 51, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Matthews, aged 51, of Henrietta St,


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was buried on 16 Feb 1870. In the 1881 census at 14 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Henry W Matthews, aged 65, widower, Major Genl HM Bengal Army on Active List, born at Russell Square, London, children: Ellen M, aged 26, born at Futtyghur, East Indies, and Alice H, aged 24, born at Shabychapore, East Indies, and three servants. The marriage of Henry William Matthews to Hannah Stewart at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1877/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at 6 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Henry W Matthews, aged 75, General Indian Army Retired List, born in Middlesex, wife Hannah, aged 56, born in Somerset, Hannah C J Stewart, aged 87, widow, mother-in-law, born in Middlesex, and two servants. The death of Henry William Matthews, aged 78, was registered 1884/Q3 Bath. From the National Probate Calendar 1884: 31 July. The Will of Henry William Matthews formerly of Willow House Bathwick Hill but late of 8 Sydney-place both in the City of Bath a General on the Retired List of Her Majesty’s Indian Army who died 15 July 1884 at 8 Sydney-place was proved by Hannah Matthews of 8 Sydney-place Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £837 2s. 7d. See also B3.V.2.

D.F.25 George Augustus Nurthen (1870)

No memorial found. The marriage of Frederick Richard Nurthen to Ann Dudfield was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. The birth of George Augustus Nurthen was registered 1870/Q2 Strand. The death of George Augustus Nurthen, aged 0, was registered 1870/Q3 Strand. From the burial register: George Augustus Nurthan, aged 6 months, of 390 Strand, London, was buried on 30 Aug 1870. In the 1871 census at 39 The Strand, London: Fredk Richd Nurthen, aged 28, pharmaceutical chemist, born at Bathwick, Bath, wife Ann, aged 29, born at Trnity, Bath, three children and four servants.


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D.F.26 Margaret Reid (1781-1871)


MARGARET REID WHO DIED

10TH JUNE 1871 AGED 90 YEARS

―•― Slab. The death of Margaret Reid, aged 90, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Reid, aged 90, of 10 Daniel St, was buried on 15 Jun 1871.

D.F.27 Ann Collings (1782-1871) Martha Radnedge (1810-1880) Maria Collings (1819-1888)

No memorial found. The grave of Ann Collings is specified in the burial order book as an earth grace at 25F, Maria Radgndge at 26F and Maria Collings as ‘27F reopened’. The 1871 census entry suggests that they were all buried in the same grave. In addition the burial index has the location of the burial of Ann Collings as ‘27F’. In the 1871 census at 16 Argyle Street, Bath: Martha Radnedge, aged 56, widow, dairy keeper, born in Somerset, daughter Portia J, aged 21, born at Bath, Maria Collins, aged 38, unmarried, sister, born at Lympsham (Som), Ann Collins, aged 88, widow, mother, born at Lympsham, and a servant. From the burial register & burial order book: Ann Collings, aged 89, of 16 Argyle St, died on 3 Dec 1871 and was buried on 8 Dec 1871. From the burial register & burial order book: Martha Radnedge, aged 70, of 17 Argyle St, was buried on 2 Oct 1880. From the National Probate Calendar 1880: 11 January. The Will of Martha Radnedge late of 16 Argyle-street in the City of Bath Widow who died 28 September 1880 at 16 Argyle-street was proved at Bristol by Maria Collings of 16 Argyle-street Spinster the Sister and Portia Jane Owers (Wife of John Banfield Owers) of Keynsham in the County of Somerset the Daughter the Executrixes. Personal Estate under £500.


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From the burial register & burial order book: Maria Collings, aged 68, of 7 Argyle St, was buried on 30 May 1888.

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Mary Ann Whitemore (1862-1870) Alice Emma Whitemore (1859-1871) Jane Eliza Whitemore (1864-1876) Mary Turner (1801-1887) George James Whitemore (1867-1904)

North: IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF

[MA]RY ANN WHITEMORE WHO FELL ASLEEP DEC. 16TH 1870. AGED 9 YEARS AND WAS INTERRED AT ILFORD CEMETERY. ESSEX.

ALSO OF ALICE EMMA WHITEMORE WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 27. 1871. AGED 11 YEARS

ALSO OF JANE ELIZA WHITEMORE. WHO FELL ASLEEP NOVR 20. 1876. AGED 12 YEARS

...CKED THESE ..... THE MASTER SAID ... GARDENER. AND THE SERVANT HELD ....

South:

ALSO OF MARY TURNER THEIR ....... WHO FELL ASLEEP JAN. 26. 1887 AGED __

ALSO OF GEORGE JAMES WHITEMORE WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY FEBY 5TH 1906 AGED 36 YEARS.

INTERRED AT SWAINSWICK CHURCHYARD. HIS END WAS PEACE.

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of Alice Whitemore was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Turner. In the 1861 census at 7 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: George Whitemore, aged 27, baker, born in Dorset, wife Mary, aged 26, born at Bath, and children: Georgana, aged 4, born at Bathwick and Alice, aged 1, born at Bathwick. The birth of Mary Ann White more was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. mother’s maiden name: Turner. The birth of Jane Eliza Whitemore was registered 1864/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Turner. The birth of George James Whitemore was registered 1867/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Turner. From the burial register: Mary Ann Whitemore, aged 11, of 14 Hampton Row, was buried on 2 Apr 1871. In the 1871 census (on 2 Apr 1871) at 14 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: George Whitemore, aged 39, born at Aden (Dorset), wife Mary, aged 41, born at Bath, children: Georgeana, aged 14, born at Bath, Jane, aged 6, born at Bath, and James, aged 3, born at Bath, Mary Turner, aged 66, widow, mother-in-law, nurse, born in Devon, and two lodgers. From the burial register: Jane Eliza Whitemore, aged 12, of 14 Hampton Row, was buried on 24 Nov 1876. From the burial order book: Mary Turner, aged 85, of Grove St, was buried on 30 Jan 1887.


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See also F.B.38.

D.F.29 Charlotte Thompson (1799-1861)

SACRED TO

THE MEMORY OF CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.

WHO DIED MARCH 18TH 1861. AGED 61.

―•―

Red headstone. The death of Charlotte Thompson, aged 61, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charlotte Thompson, aged 61, of the General Hospital, Bath, was buried on 21 Mar 1861.

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D.F.31 Eliza Arabella Furlong (1798-1873)

No memorial found. In the 1861 census as a lodger at 7 Hampton Row, Bath: Eliza Furlong, aged 64, unmarried, government annuity, born at ........ (Glos). The death of Eliza Arabella Furlong, aged 75, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Eliza Isabella Furlong, aged 70, of Hampton Row, was buried on 4 Dec 1873.

D.F.32 Elizabeth Hester Uphill (1851-1900) Frank Edward Uphill (1847-1905) Elizabeth Ada Uphill (1875-1877) Sydney Frank Uphill (1884-1917)

Plinths, east: SACRED

TO THE DEARLY LOVED MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH HESTER UPHILL, WHO

DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPR 13TH 1900 AGED 49 YEARS.

Plinths, north:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY

Cross on 3 plinths and a slab. The birth of Frank Uphill was registered 1847/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Butcher. The birth of Elizabeth Hester Chappell was registered 1851/Q3


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Ada Elizabeth Uphill (1879-1951)

OF ELIZABETH ADA UPHILL,

WHO FELL ASLEEP DECR 13TH 1877,

AGED 2 YEARS.

“SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME.”

Plinths, south:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY

OF SYDNEY FRANK UPHILL MISSING AT CAMBRAI

NOV. 30TH 1917, AGED 33 YEARS.

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.”

Slab:

ALSO FRANK, HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECR 7TH 1905 AGED 58.

― ADA ELIZABETH UPHILL. ― AT REST MARCH 15TH 1951

AGED 71 ―

“FAITHFUL, TRUE AND BRAVE.”

FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING. LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANTS SLEEPING.

― R.I.P.

Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Lloyd. The marriage of Frank Uphill to Elizabeth Chappell was registered 1870/Q3 Bath. The birth of Elizabeth Ada Uphill was registered 1875/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chappell. From the burial register Elizabeth Ada Uphill aged 2½, of Vellore Lane (Sham Castle Lane in burial order book), was buried on 17 Dec 1877. The birth of Agnes Emily Uphill was registered 1877/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chappell. The birth of Elizabeth Ada Uphill was registered 1879/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chappell. In the 1881 census at Sham Castle Lane, Bath: Frank Uphill, aged 33, carpenter, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 29, born at Keynsham (Som), children: James A, aged 10, born at Bath, Edmund, aged 8, born at Bath, Agnes E, aged 3, born at Bath, and Elizabeth A, aged 1, born at Bath. The birth of Alice Mary Uphill was registered 1882/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chappell. The birth of Sydney Frank Uphill was registered 1884/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chappell. The death of Elizabeth Hester Uphill, aged 49, was registered 1900/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Hester Uphill, aged 49, of Sham Castle Lane, was buried on 18 Sep 1900. From the burial register: Frank Edward Uphill, aged 58, of 3 Vellore Lane, was buried on 12 Dec 1905. The marriage of Sidney Frank Uphill to Matilda Kate Oliver at St Mary’s, Swainswick, near Batheaston was registered 1914/Q2 Bath. Sidney Frank Uphill, Private 265522 B Company 7th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, aged 33, died on 30 Nov 1917; husband of Kitty M. Uphill, of “Hillside,” Lower Swainswick, Bath; Cambrai Memorial, Louverval Panel 4 and 5 [CWGC].


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From the burial register: Elizabeth Ada Uphill, aged 71, of 24 Daniel St, Bath, died on 15 Mar 1951 and was buried on 19 Mar 1951.

D.F.33 John Herr Otter (1853-1881)

No memorial found. In the 1871 at 8 Auckland Street, Lambeth, London: John H Otter, aged 17, lodger, labourer, born at Lambeth. The death of John Otter, aged 27, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: John Herr Otter, aged 27, of Cottage Row, was buried on 11 Mar 1881.

D.F.34 Ruth Dainton (1832-1881) Mary Grace Dainton (1872-1881) John Dainton (1829-1899)

No memorial found. The marriage of John Dainton to Ruth Lawrence was registered 1851/Q2 Keynsham. The birth of Mary Grace Dainton was registered 1872/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lawrence. In the 1881 census at 7 Cottage Row, Bathwick, Bath: John Dainton, aged 51, labourer, born at Rodford (Glos), wife Ruth, aged 48, born at Winsley (Wilts), children: George, aged 15, porter, born at Bath, and Mary, aged 8, born at Bath, and two lodgers. From the burial register & burial order book: Ruth Dainton, aged 48, of Cottage Row, was buried on 19 May 1881. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Grace Dainton, aged 9, of Cottage Row, was buried on 26 Nov 1881. From the burial register & burial order book: John Dainton, aged 70, of 11 Grove St, was buried on 8 Nov 1899.

D.F.35 Ann King (1839-1877) William King (1842-1893)

South: Sacred to the Memory of

ANN, THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF

WILLIAM KING .....................27TH 1877

North:

Also

Pitched 4 ways. An ant hill on the north-western corner obscures part


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In Loving Memory of

WILLIAM KING WHO FELL ASLEEP JANY ... ...

“I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIV[ETH.”]

of the inscription. In the 1871 census at 3 Walcot Terrace, Bath: William King, aged 28, unmarried, lodger, surveyor’s clerk, born at Bishops Cannings (Wilts). From the burial register: Ann King, aged 38, of 13 Argyle St, was buried on 1 Oct 1877. In the 1881 census at 13 Argyle Street, Bath: William King, aged 38, widower, lodger, cashier to land agent, born at Horton (Wilts). In the 1891 census at Rock Villa, Prior Park Road, Bath: William King, aged 48, widower, accountant (disabled by accident 1891), born at Horton (Wilts). The death of William King, aged 50, was registered 1893/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: William King, aged 60, of Prior Park Road, died on 23 Jan 1893 and was buried on 28 Jan 1893.

D.F.36 Henry Hugh Tremearne Curnow (1892-1897) William Curnow (1849-1903) Ada Lucy Curnow (1860-)

In Loving Memory of

Little Hugh beloved and only child of

W. and A. L. Curnow who fell asleep Jan: 6th 1897 Aged 4 years and 6 months.

................... Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Ada Lucy Hale was registered 1860/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Trix. The marriage of William Curnow to Ada Lucy Hale was registered 1889/Q1 Bedminster. In the 1891 census at 37 Church Street, Bridgwater (Som): William Curnow, aged 41, draper, born at St Ives (Cornwall), wife Ada L, aged 30, born at Bath, two visitors, an apprentice, three assistants and a servant. The birth of Henry Hugh T Curnow was registered 1892/Q3 Bridgwater. From the burial order book: Henry Hugh Tremearne Curnow, aged 4, of Bridgwater, was buried on 11 Jan 1897.


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The death of William Curnow, aged 54, was registered 1903/Q2 Bridgwater. The marriage of Ada Lucy Curnow was registered 1908/Q4 Bristol.

D.F.37 Emma Doggett (1851-1891) Penelope Doggett (1831-1912)

No memorial found. In the 1891 census at the house of Joseph Macrone at 7 Darlington Place, Bath: Penelope Doggett, aged 51, unmarried, servant, cook (domestic), born at Bath. In the 1891 census at the house of Rachel Morrice at 37 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Emma Doggett, aged 39, unmarried, servant, parlourmaid (domestic), born at Bath. The death of Emma Doggett, aged 40, was registered 1891/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Emma Doggett, aged 40, of 37 Bathwick Hill, was buried on Jul 1891. The death of Penelope Doggett, aged 81, was registered 1912/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Penelope Doggett, aged 81, of 15 Claverton St, Widcombe, was buried on 1 Nov 1912.

D.F.38 Mary Morrice (1812-1885) Louisa Coles (1832-1912)

East: MARY MORRICE

[DIED] MARCH 29TH 1885 AGED 72 YEARS

Celtic cross. In the 1881 census at 37 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Rachel H Morrice, aged 71, unmarried, income from dividends, born at St Luke (Middx), Mary Morrice, aged 68, unmarried, sister, income from dividends, born at St Luke, Elsy V Morrice, aged 61, unmarried, sister, income from


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dividends, born at Wanstead (Essex), and three servants. From the burial register: Mary Morrice, aged 72, of 37 Bathwick Hill, was buried on 2 Apr 1885. In the 1901 census at 14 Dunsford Place, Bath: Elsy V Morrice, aged 81, unmarried, living on own means, born in London, Louisa Coles, aged 68, unmarried, servant, housekeeper, born at Bath, and two other servants. The death of Louisa Coles, aged 79, was registered 1912 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Louisa Coles, aged 79, of The Grange, Oldfield Park, Bath, died on 5 Feb 1912 and was buried on 9 Feb 1912. (The burial order book states that she was buried in an ‘earth grave of Miss Mary Morrice re-opened by permission 2nd interment’.)

D.F.39a Eliza Talbert (1840-1890)

In Loving Memory ELIZA TALBERT FOR 25 YEARS

THE FAITHFUL FRIEND AND SERVANT IN THE FAMILY OF

MR AND MRS DONALD DIED 23RD SEPTEMBER 1890

AGED 49 YEARS.

M.M.H.M. AND A.L.M. Headstone surmounted by a cross. The birth of Eliza Talbert was registered 1840/Q4 Whitechapel. In the 1881 census at 1 Sydney Place, Bath: Henrietta S Donald, aged 49, officer’s widow, [living on] government pensions & railway dividends, born at Newport (Isle of Wight), two daughters, Eliza Talbot, aged 40, unmarried, ladies maid, born at Bishopsgate, London, and two other servants. The death of Eliza Talbert, aged 49, was registered 1890/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Eliza Talbert, aged 49, of 1 Sydney Place, was buried on 26 Aug 1890. The initials at the end of the inscription would seem to refer to


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Margaret Minnie Helen Marshall (1859-1933) and Arthur Lumsden Marshall (1861-1944) – see the adjacent grave D.F.39.

D.F.39b-40

John Donald (1813-1881) Henrietta Sarah Donald (1829-1916) Katherine Annie Eliza Donald (1856-1899) Henrietta Georgina Adams Donald (1849-1921) Margaret Minnie Helen Marshall (1859-1933) Arthur Lumsden Marshall (1861-1944) W B Marshall Mary Jane Marshall

East: IN

LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF

JOHN DONALD F.R.C.S. EN. DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL

OF MILITARY HOSPITALS AND FORMERLY OF THE 24TH REGT

WHO DIED IN BATH ON FEBY 4TH 1881

AGED 67. “YEA THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I SHALL FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOUGH ART WITH ME. THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME.”

ALSO

HENRIETTA SARAH DONALD. WIFE OF THE ABOVE

DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1916 AGED 86.

North:

ALSO OF KATHERINE ANNIE ELIZA

THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED

JULY 19TH 1899.

South: HENRIETTA GEORGINA

ADAMS DONALD THEIR ELDEST DAUGHTER DIED 19TH FEBRUARY 1921,

The inscriptions on the eastern and western sides are in lead in black plaques while those on the other sides are inscribed into the granite. The block, in polished, pink granite was once surmounted by an angel which is now flat on the ground. From the burial register: John Donald, aged 67, of 1 Sydney Place, was buried on 9 Feb 1881. In the 1881 census at 1 Sydney Place, Bath: Henrietta S Donald, aged 49, officer’s widow, [living on] government pensions & railway dividends, born at Newport (Isle of Wight), children: Georgina H A, aged 30, unmarried, born at Halifax, America, imbecile from accident, and Margaret M H, aged 21, unmarried, born at Port Louis, Mauritius, and three servants. The marriage of Margaret Minnie Helen Donald to Arthur Lumsden Marshall at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1889/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Catherine Annie Eliza Donald, aged 43, of 206 Upper Clapton Road, London, was buried on 21 Jul 1899. In the 1901 census at 206 Upper Clapton Road, Hackney, London: Arthur L Marshall, aged 40, married, MB Cantab BA practitioner in medicine, born at Lucknow, India, Henrietta S Donald, aged 73, widow, mother-in-law, living on own means, born at Bonchurch (Isle


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AGED 70.

West: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MARGARET MINNIE HELEN, DIED 2ND OCTOBER 1933, AGED 74.

(BURIED IN ADJOINING GRAVE.) FIFTH & YOUNGEST CHILD OF THE LATE

INSP. GEN. J. DONALD AND HENRIETTA SARAH (N. ADAMS)

WIFE OF ARTHUR LUMSDEN MARSHALL.

B.A., M.B., CANTAB, DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1944, AGED 83.

FOURTH SON OF THE LATE MAJOR GEN. W. B. MARSHALL, R.A. AND MARY JOANNA, (N. SIMPSON)

(ASHES IN ADJOINING GRAVE.)

of Wight), a boarder and two servants. From the burial register: Henrietta Sarah Donald, aged 87, of 206 Upper Clapton Rd, was buried on 26 Sep 1916. From the burial register: Henrietta Georgina Adams Donald, aged 70, of Normansfield, Teddington, was buried on 24 Feb 1921. From the burial register Margaret Minnie Helen Marshall, aged 74, of Raveningham, Norwich, died on 2 Oct 1933 and was buried on 6 Oct 1933. From the burial register: Arthur Lumsden Marshall, aged 83, of Laxfield, Suffolk, died on 16 Oct 1944, was cremated and his ashes buried on 31 Oct 1944. The Marshall grave is meant to be at D.Fa.39.

D.F.41 Anna Drummond Warner (1832-1911) Isaac Redston Warner (1818-)

IN Loving Memory

of ANNA DRUMMOND

(CATTY) WIDOW OF CAPT ISAAC REDSTON WARNER

DRAGOON GUARDS DIED JANY 5TH 1911

“GOD IS LOVE.”

Cross on 3 plinths.

From the Armagh Guardian of 28 Jan 1845:

BALLYPOREEN PETIT SESSIONS. IMPORTANT DECISION--SNIPE NOT GAME

Before Major Beresford, W. Shaw, and Wm. Knaresborough, Esqrs., Resident Magistrates. Captain Isaac R. Warner and Lieutenant Edward Bagwell, officers of her Majesty's 3d Dragoon Guards, stationed at Clogheen Barracks, were summoned to answer the complaint of the Earl of Mountcashel, for "that they, on the 30th day of November last past, at Kilcarroon, in the county Tipperary, being then and there officers in her Majesty's service, did take and kill certain game, to wit snipe, without any leave in writing for so doing, had or obtained, from


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the person entitled to grant such leave, contrary to the provisions of the act 7 and 8 Vic., c. 9., sec. 49." ... After the case had been gone into and proved, Mr. Barry produced to the court the opinions of Professor Butt and Mr. Pennefather, that snipe were not game. ...” On 5 Nov 1857 at St John’s, Paddington, Isaac Redston Warner, bachelor, esquire, of Brighton, son of Simeon Warner, esquire, married Anna Drummond Nairne, spinster, of Connaught Square, daughter of James Mellis Nairne, esquire (registered 1857/Q4 Kensington). In the 1861 census at Cross Deep, Twickenham (Surrey): Algernon Warner, aged 33, solicitor, born at Blackheath, Lewisham (Kent), wife Georgiana, aged 30, born at Stockwell (Surrey), Isaac R Warner, aged 42, married, brother, retd Captn HM Army, born at Greenwich (Kent), Anna Warner, aged 30, sister-in-law, born at Dunsinnon, Scotland, Eliza Bryant, aged 41, sister-in-law, born at St Georges, Southwark, and three servants. Two sets of documentation of the family have the death of Isaac Redston Warner on 1 Aug 1864 but the location is unspecified. The death of Anna Drummond Warner, aged 78, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Anna Drummond Warner, aged 78, of 35 Henrietta St (lodgings), was buried on 9 Jan 1911.

D.F.42 Louisa Whitfield (1827-1884) Henry Walter Whitfield (1840-1888)

In Fond Remembrance of

LOUISA WIFE OF H. W. WHITFIELD WHO DIED 7TH APRIL 188_

―•― THE LORD ............................THEE .... ................................

ALSO OF


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H. W. WHITFIELD WHO DIED JANUARY 26TH 1888.

AGED 47 YEARS. ―•―

COME UNTO ME ALL YE THAT LABOUR AND ARE ............ AND I WILL GIVE YOU REST.

Headstone and kerb. The marriage of Henry Walter Whitfield to Louisa Player at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1876/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at 4 Lilly Road, West Derby (Lancs): Henry Whitfield, aged 42, gentleman, born at Worcester, wife Louisa, aged 42 (!), born at Bath, children: Noel G, aged 15, born at Worcester, and Bertha, aged 11, born at Liverpool, and four servants. The death of Louisa Whitfield, aged 56, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Whitfield, aged 56, of 6 Norfolk Bldgs, was buried on 12 Apr 1884. The death of Henry Walter Whitfield, aged 46, was registered 1888/Q1 Bedminster. From the burial order book: Henry Walter Whitfield, aged 47, of Yatton, was buried on 1 Feb 1888.

D.F.43 Charles Henry de Gray Robertson (1853-1903) Jane Hamilton Robertson (1861-1932)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF CHARLES ROBERTSON

WHO PASSED AWAY MAY 11TH 1903 AGED 49 YEARS.

ALSO OF JANE HAMILTON,

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOV. 3RD 1932.

R.I.P.

Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. In the 1891 census at 24 Mornington Avenue, Fulham, London: Charles H G Robertson, aged 37, born at W...ch (Cambs), wife Jane H, aged 30, born at Aberdeen, Archibald H G Beale, aged 31, married, stockbroker’s clerk, born at Aberdeen, and two servants. From the burial register: Charles Henry de Gray Robertson, aged 49, of Wells Asylum, was buried on 16 May 1903. The death of Jane Hamilton Robertson, aged 71, was registered 1932 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Hamilton Robertson, aged 71, of 2 Oakley, Claverton Down, Bath, was buried on 7 Nov 1932.


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See also B1.Ma.2.

D.F.44 Charles Skinner Harper (1858-1885)

East: ............. CHARLES S. HARPER,

North:

OF BATHEASTON. DIED MAY 6TH 1885, AGED 26 YEARS

Kerb. The birth of Charles Skinner Harper was registered 1858/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Skinner. In the 1871 census at The Street, Batheaston: Charles Harper, aged 43, general practitioner MRC Surgeon Eng LRC Physicians Ed, born at Plymouth, wife Emma, aged 41, born at Exeter, five children of which the eldest was Charles S, aged 12, born at Batheaston, Sarah E Skinner, aged 21, niece, born at Islington, and two servants. From the burial register: Charles Skinner Harper, aged 26, of Batheaston, was buried on 11 May 1885.

D.F.45 Clarissa Anne Smith (1843-1894) Robert Edward Smith (1874-1891)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF CLARISSA ANNE SMITH,

DIED JANUARY 9TH 1894, AGED 50.

REST IN PEACE ALSO OF

ROBERT EDWARD SMITH DIED FEBRUARY 26TH 1891 AGED 16.

Headstone surmounted by a cross. The birth of female Ommaney was registered 1843/Q4 Clutton. In the 1861 census at Knowl Hill Road, Chew Magna (Som): Revd C A Ommanney, aged 54, vicar, prebendary of Wells & rural dean, born at


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Mortlake (Surrey), wife Anne C, aged 41, born at Putney (Surrey), ten children of which the eldest was Clarissa, aged 17, born at Chew Magna, four servants and two visitors. The marriage of Robert George Smith to Clarissa Anne Ommanney was registered 1871/Q1 Clifton. In the 1871 census at Cambridge Terrace, Paddington: Robert G Smith, aged 27, civil engineer, born at Oakham (Rutland), wife Clarissa A, aged 26, born at Chew Magna (Som), Anna E Ommaney, aged 24, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Chew Magna, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 9 Wynell Road, Lewisham (Kent): Robert L Smith, aged 36, stockbroker, born at Oakham Park (Rutland), wife Clarissa A, aged 36, born at Chew Magna (Som), son Robert C, aged 6, born at Gipsey Hill, two servants, and Sophia A Ommaney, aged 24, unmarried, visitor, born at Chew Magna. (Gipsy Hill is in South London near Upper Norwood.) The death of Robert Edward Smith, aged 16, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Robert Edward Smith, aged 16, of 21 Park St, was buried on 3 Mar 1891. In the 1891 census at 20 Park Street, Walcot, Bath: Clarissa A Smith, aged 47, widow, care of children from India & girls attendant High School, born at Chew Magna, children: Clarissa E, aged 9, born at Forest Hill (Kent), and Dorothy E, aged 7, born at Forest Hill, four nephews and niece born in India, two boarders, a governess and three servants. From the burial order book: Clarissa Anne Smith aged 50, of 20 Park St, was buried on 14 Jan 1894.

D.F.46 Helen Foote (1820-1896)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

HELEN FOOTE BORN 21ST SEPTR 1820,

DIED AT BATH ON ALL SAINTS DAY 1896. R•I•P

Cross on 3 plinths.


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In the 1891 census at 50 Pulteney Street, Bath: Helen Foote, aged 70, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born in the East Indies. From the burial order book: Ellen Foote, aged 77, of 50 Pulteney St, was buried on 5 Nov 1896. From the National Probate Calendar 1896: FOOTE Helen of 50 Pulteney-street Bathwick spinster died 1 November 1896 Probate London 5 December to Frederick William Croly esquire Effects £5042 9s. 11d.

D.F.47 Arthur Champion Barwell (1789-1858)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY

OF ARTHUR

CHAMPION BARWELL. ESQRE B.C.S.

WHO DIED AT BATH ON THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY

1858. “WHOSOEVER .................. SHALL NEVER DIE ............

Slab. Lower part partially delaminated. British Library IOR/F/4/1545/61418 [Aug 1833] Feb-Sep 1835: Qualifications of Civil and Political Servants, Vol 3/4 – appeal of Arthur Champion Barwell against his removal as Collector of Dacca (the appeal is on pp 7-14). From The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign India 1837 p55 in a list of deaths: [Oct] 27. At Calcutta, R. J. Barwell, Esq., son of Arthur Champion Barwell, Esq., C.S., aged 26. From The Buchanan Book -The Life of Alexander Buchanan, Q.C., of Montreal, Followed By An Account of The Family of Buchanan, by A. W. Patrick Buchanan, K.C Printed For Private Circulation: “James Maxey Buchanan, entered Army in 1844, and became Captain 70th Regiment; married Sophia Matilda, daughter of Arthur Champion Barwell, B.S.C., and had issue: ...”


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The death of Arthur Champion Barwell, aged 68, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur Champion Barnwell (sic), aged 68, of 58 Pulteney St, was buried on 15 Feb 1858.


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D.Fa.21 William Rainey (1824-1881) Emma Rainey (1823-1889)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

WILLIAM RAINEY WHO DIED DECEMBER 22ND 1881,

AGED 57.

ALSO EMMA RAINEY,

WIFE OF THE ABOVE, WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 29TH 1889,

AGED 66.

Two-tiered tomb, the upper layer in pink polished granite with a curved upper surface and raised metal lettering (the first part of which is green), with a lower stone layer. Mason’s mark ‘ROGERS’. In the 1881 census at 1 Westbourne Villa, Wells Road, Bath: William Rainey, aged 56, retired cabinet maker, born at St James, Bath, wife Emma, aged 57, born in London, and two servants. In the 1881 census at Lyndon Lodge, Cheltenham: John Rainey, aged 65, unmarried, dealer in bric a brac, born at Bath, and a housekeeper. The death of John Rainey, aged 66, was registered 1881/Q2 Cheltenham. From the burial register & burial order book: John Rainey, aged 66, of Clarence St, Cheltenham, was buried on 2 Jun 1881. From the National Probate Calendar 1881: 3 October. The Will of John Rainey late of 26 Clarence-street and of Lyndon Lodge Cheltenham in the County of Gloucester Dealer in Antiquities and Works of Art who died 27 May 1881 at Cheltenham was proved at Gloucester by Jesse Moody of 5 Sydney-buildings in the City of Bath Accountant and James Day Bush of 3 Miles’-buildings Bath Solicitor the Executors. Personal Estate £2,326 19s. 3d. Resworn March 1882 £2,098 1s. 10d. From the burial register: William Rainey, aged 57, of Westbourne


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Villa, Bloomfield Road, was buried on 29 Dec 1881. The death of Emma Rainey, aged 66, was registered 1889/Q3 Witney. From the burial order book: Emma Rainey, aged 66, of Holwell, Oxfordshire, was buried on 3 Oct 1889.

D.Fa.22 Theophilus Palmer Gwatkin (1814-1893) Anna Maria Gwatkin (1827-1902) Charles Minto Gwatkin (1852-1912)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

THEOPHILUS PALMER GWATKIN WHO DIED JULY 8TH 1893

AGED 79.

South: IN MEMORY OF

ANNA MARIA GWATKIN BELOVED WIFE OF

THEOPHILUS PALMER GWATKIN DIED DECEMBER 24TH 1902.

North:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHARLES MINTO GWATKIN

SON OF THEOPHILUS PALMER GWATKIN

DIED FEBRUARY 4TH 1912 AGED 60

Cross on a plinth in the shape of a pile of stones. The incised inscriptions are on faces of the plinth. The marriage of Theophilus Gwatkin was registered 1841/Q3 Liverpool. The birth of Charles Minto Gwatkin was registered 1852/Q1 W Derby (Lancs). In the 1861 census at 13 Clarence Street, Everton (Lancs): Theophilus P Gwatkin, aged 47, wine merchant, born in India, wife Jane, aged 46, born at Lymm (Ches), children: Annie L, aged 12, born at Liverpool, Charles Minto, aged 9, born at Liverpool, and Theophilus P, aged 6, born at Liverpool, and two servants. The death of Jane Gwatkin was registered 1865/Q1 W Derby. The marriage of Theophilus Palmer Gwatkin to Anna Maria Kilvert at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1870/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at 7 Edward Street, Bath: Theophilus Gwatkin, aged 76, living on own means, born in London, wife Annie M, aged 63, born at Bath, and daughter Annie L, aged 63, living on own means, born at Liverpool. From the burial order book: Theophilus Palmer Gwatkin, aged 79, of 7


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Edward St, was buried on 11 Jul 1893. From the burial register: Anna Maria Gwatkin, aged 75, of 3 Darlington St, was buried on 27 Dec 1902. From the burial register: Charles Minto Gwatkin, aged 60, of 7 Ullet Rd, Liverpool, was buried on 7 Feb 1912.

D.Fa.23 Mary Stuart Campbell (1846-1907) W Campbell

In memory of

MARY STUART CAMPBELL BORN NOVR 25TH 1846

DIED AT BATH NOVR 30TH 1907 ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE W. CAMPBELL

DEPT INSPECTOR GENERAL OF HOSPITALS INDIAN ARMY

― “HIMSELF TOOK OUR INFIRMITIES.”

MATT. VIII.17.

Headstone, now flat, and kerb. In the 1881 census at the home of Henry Peter Gurney, vicar of Uffington, at Uffington (Berks): Mary Stuart Campbell, aged 34, unmarried, visitor, born in Scotland. In the 1901 census at the Royal Oak Hotel, Silver Street, Nailsea (Som): Mary Stuart Campbell, aged 54, unmarried, boarder, birthplace unspecified. From the burial register: Mary Stuart Campbell, aged 61, of 15 Prior Park Bldgs, was buried on 3 Dec 1907.


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D.Fa.24 William David Cathcart Monypenny (1826-1893) Emma Monypenny (1819-1901)

In loving memory of WILLIAM DAVID CATHCART

GYBBON MONYPENNY BORN MAY 3RD 1826 DIED SEPTR 26TH 1893

ALSO OF EMMA MONYPENNY WIFE OF THE ABOVE

DIED MAY 17TH 1901

“FATHER INTO THY HANDS I COMMENT MY SPIRIT.”

― “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.”

―

Cross on a series of plinths and kerb. The marriage of William David Cathcart Gybbon Moneypenny to Emma Dumayne was registered 1847/Q3 Haverfordwest. In the 1871 census at 22 Bathwick Hill, Bath: William Monypenny, aged 44, landowner, born at Rolvenden (Kent), wife Emma, aged 47, born at Steynton (Pembs), six children (of which three born in France), and two servants. In the 1891 census at 22 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Wm C Monypenny, aged 64, living on own means, born at Rolvenden (Kent), wife Emma, aged 60, born at Stanton (Pembs), children: Elizabeth, aged 30, unmarried, born at Paddington, and Blanch Ellen, aged 28, unmarried, born at Boulogne sur mer, France, and two servants. The death of William David Cathcart Monypenny, aged 67, was registered 1893/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: William David Cathcart Monypenny, aged 67, of 22 Bathwick Hill, was buried on 29 Sep 1893. The death of Emma Monypenny, aged 82, was registered 1901/Q2 Edmonton. From the burial register: Emma Monypenny, of Peckham, London, was buried on 21 May 1901


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D.Fa.25 Percy Charles Schneegans (1879-1893) George William Schneegans (1835-1910) Sarah Ann Schneegans (1838-1916) Ada Louisa Stevens/Schneegans (1870-1932)

East: PERCY CHARLES

YOUNGEST SON OF GEORGE WILLIAM SCHNEEGANS

WHO DIED OCT. 8. 1893. AGED 14 YEARS.

North: GEORGE W. SCHNEEGANS

WHO DIED MARCH 13. 1910 AGED 75 YEARS.

THY WILL BE DONE

― ALSO SARAH ANN. WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MAY 11. 1916 AGED 77 YEARS.

South:

ADA LOUISA DAUGHTER

AUGUST 10. 1932.

Cross on plinths and kerb. Baptised on 22 Mar 1835 at St Marylebone: George William Schneegans, son of Henry & Elizabeth Schneegans. The marriage of George William Schneegans to Mary Anne Elois was registered 1857/Q2 Edmonton. In the 1861 census at 13 Alma Road, Islington: George Wm Schneegans, aged 26, pianoforte maker, born at Marylebone (Middx), and wife Mary Ann, aged 22, born at St Pancras (Middx). The marriage of George William Schneegans to Sarah Ann Lloyd was registered 1865/Q3 Islington. Baptised on 5 Jan 1873 at St John the Evangelist, Islington: Willie Harry Schneegans, son of George William & Sarah Ann Schneegans, of 1 Grosvenor Road, father’s occupation: pianoforte maker. The birth of Percy Charles Schneegans was registered 1879/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lloyd. In the 1881 census at 2 Camden Terrace, Bath: Percy Sch[ee]gans, aged 46, born in London, wife Sarah, aged 41, born in London, and children: Lizzie, aged 13, born at Bristol, George, aged 12, born at Bristol, Ada, aged 11, born at Bristol, Herbert, aged 7, born in London, Ernest, aged 5, born in London, and Percy, aged 1, born at


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Bath. The death of Percy Charles Schneegans, aged 14, was registered 1893/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Percy Charles Schneegans, aged 14, of Belvedere, was buried on 9 Oct 1893. In the 1901 census at 1 Kelston View, Bath: George W Schneegans, aged 66, piano tuner, born at West End, London, wife Sarah A, aged 62, born in East London, daughter Ada L, aged 26, unmarried, born at Clifton, a boarder and a visitor. The death of George William Schneegans, aged 75, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George William Schneegans, aged 75, of 26 Sydney Bdgs, Bath, was buried on 16 Mar 1910. From the burial register: Sarah Ann Schneegans, aged 77, of Kelston View, Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 13 May 1916. From the burial register and burial order book: Miss Ada Louisa Stevens, née Schneegans prior to the Great War, aged 62, of 27 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 12 Aug 1932.

D.Fa.26 Jesse Moody (1838-1904) Mary Florence Moody (1875-1904) Mary Margaret Moody (1833-1908)

JESSE MOODY WHO PASSED AWAY JANUARY 21ST 1904

AGED 65 “PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.”

Also MARY FLORENCE

ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT NOTTINGHAM JUNE 19TH 1904,

IN THE 29TH YEAR OF HER AGE. “THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY.”

Also MARY MARGARET

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JAN.22.1908,

AGED 74 YEARS.

Headstone and kerb. The marriage of Jesse Moody to Mary Margaret Dryden at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1870/Q3 Bath. The birth of Mary Florence Moody was registered 1875/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dryden. In the 1881 census at 4 Miles’s Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Jesse Moody, aged 42, solicitors managing clerk, born at Bath, wife Mary M, aged


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45, born at Bath, children: Herbert H D, aged 8, born at Bath, and Mary F, aged 6, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Jesse Moody, aged 65, of Seaforth Villa, Newbridge Rd, Lower Weston, was buried on 25 Jan 1904. From the burial register: Mary Florence Moody, aged 27, of 3 Church Drive, Nottingham, was buried on 23 Jun 1904. From the burial register: Mary Margaret Moody, aged 74, of 3 Church Drive, Carrington, Notts, was buried on 25 Jan 1908.

D.Fa.27 Georgiana Hippisley (1850-1898) Martha Sibyl Hippisley (1848-1916)

East: HERE RESTS THE BODY OF

GEORGIANA HIPPISLEY WHO DEPARTED MAY 22ND 1898.

South:

ALSO MARTHA SIBYL HIPPISLEY

DIED JULY 13TH 1916, AGED 67.

Cross on a plinths on a square base. The birth of Martha Sibyl Hippisley in 1848 was registered 1849/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dolphin. The birth of Georgiana Hippisley in 1850 was registered 1851/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dolphin. From the burial order book: Georgina Hippisley, aged 47, of 57 Pulteney St, was buried on 26 May 1898. From the burial register: Martha Sibyl Hippisley, aged 67, of 18 Macaulay Bdgs, was buried on 17 Jul 1916.


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D.Fa.28 Georgiana Hippisley (1808-1895) John Hippisley (1804-1898)

West: HERE

RESTS THE BODY OF GEORGIANA

South:

WIFE OF JOHN HIPPISLEY

North:

....GH MARCH 28

1895.

East: ALSO JOHN HIPPISLEY

OF ........... DIED APRIL ........... AGED 93.

Cross on a plinth on a square base. The inscriptions are on the base. In the 1861 census at Ston Easton House (Som): John Hippisley, aged 56, Justice of the Peace and deputy Lieutenant for the county of Somerset, born at Lamborne (Berks), wife Georgiana, aged 52, born at Slaughton (Glos), children: John, aged 29, Captain of North Somerset Yeoman Cavalry, born at Shirehampton (Berks), Anne C, aged 27, born at Watchfield (Berks), Charlotte M, aged 25, born at Nice?, Henry E, aged 22, graduate Cambridge, born at Bath, Clare R (son), aged 18, student, born at Bath, Martha Sybil, aged 12, born at Ston Easton, Georgiana, aged 10, born at Ston Easton, and Richard Lionel, aged 7, born at Ston Easton, and ten servants. In the 1891 census at 57 Pulteney Street, Bath: John Hippisley, aged 86, living on own means, born at Lamborne (Berks), wife Georgina, aged 82, born at Lower Slaughter (Glos), children: Martha, aged 42, unmarried, born at Stoneaston (Som), and Georgiana, aged 40, unmarried, born at Stoneaston, and six servants. The death of Georgiana Hippisley, aged 86, was registered 1895/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Georgiana Hippisley, aged 86, of 57 Pulteney St, died on 28 Mar 1895 and was buried on 1 Apr 1895. From the burial order book: John Hippisley, aged 93, of 57 Pulteney St, was buried on 7 Apr 1898. From the National Probate Calendar 1898: HIPPISLEY John of Ston Easton Somersetshire esquire died 4 April 1898 at 57 Pulteney-street Bath Probate London 21 July to Henry Edward Hippisley esquire Effects £128260 3s. 11d. Resworn December 1898 £128465 2s. 1d.


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D.Fa.29 John Plaister Marshall Craddock (1826-1902) Mary Lucy Craddock (1849-1932) Mary Lucy Craddock (1877-1967)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY

OF JOHN PLAISTER MARSHALL CRADDOCK

BORN 6TH DECR 1826, DIED 8TH APRIL 1902.

― THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED.

AND OF MARY LUCY WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED MARCH 11TH 1932. AGED 83 YEARS R•I•P

North:

ALSO THEIR SECOND DAUGHTER

MARY LUCY CRADDOCK WHO DIED 25TH JULY 1967

― PEACE PERFECT PEACE

Cross on 3 plinths on red polished granite. The birth of Mary Lucy Holbrook was registered 1849/Q1 Shepton Mallet. The marriage of John Plaister M Craddock to Mary Lucy Holbrook was registered 1874/Q2 Frome. In the 1881 census at Ivy Court, Cheddar Street, Axbridge (Som): John P M Craddock, aged 54, retired farmer, born at Shepton Mallet (Som), wife Mary L, aged 32, born at Stoke St Michael (Som), four children, a nurse and two servants. The birth of Violet Maud Craddock was registered 1888/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Holbrook. In the 1901 census at 13 Sydney Place, Bath: John Plaiter Marshall Craddock, aged 74, living on own means, born at Shepton Mallet (Som), wife Mary Lucy, aged 52, born at Stoke St Michael (Som), children: Elizabeth Marshall, aged 25, born at Butleigh (Som), Mary Lucy, aged 24, born at Axbridge (Som), Edith Florence, aged 22, born at Axbridge, Emily Doroth[y], aged 20, born at Axbridge, Francis John, aged 18, born at Wells (Som), and Violet Maud, aged 12, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of John Plaister Marshall Craddick, aged 75, was registered 1902/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: John Plaister Marshall


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Craddock, aged 75, of 13 Sydney Place, was buried on 11 Apr 1902. From the burial register: Mary Lucy Craddock, aged 83, of 11 Dunsford Pl, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 14 Mar 1932. From the burial register: Mary Lucy Craddock, aged 84, of 11 Dunsford Pl, Bath, was buried on 27 Jul 1967.

D.Fa.30 Amelia Jane Salter (1838-1902)

No memorial found. In the 1901 census at 10 Edward Street, Bath: Amelia Jane Salter, aged 61, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, a niece, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register and burial order book: Amelia Jane Salter, aged 64, of 10 Edward St, was buried on 16 Oct 1902. From the National Probate Calendar 1903: SALTER Amelia of 10 Edward-street Bath spinster died 13 October 1902 Administration Bristol 10 March to Alfred John Salter school-board-attendance-officer Effects £595 1s. 9d.

D.Fa.31 Frank Edward Uphill (1901) Emily Rebecca Uphill (1871-1909)

No memorial found. The birth of Emily Rebecca Green was registered 1871/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Alford. The marriage of Edmund Uphill to Emily Rebecca Greene was registered 1892/Q4 Oswestry. In the 1901 census at 3 Sydenham Road, Lyncombe, Bath: Edmd Uphill, aged 28, builder – employer, born at Bath, wife Emily R, aged 29, born at Bath, children: Reginald S G, aged 8, born at Oswestry, Wales, Leonard S, aged 6, born at Bath, Eva B, aged 4, born at Bath, and Nellie G, aged 2, born at Bath, and a boarder. The birth of Frank Edward Uphill was registered 1901/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Green. From the burial register: Frank Edward Uphill, aged 7 months, of 3 Sydenham Terrace, was buried on 13 Dec 1901. From the burial register: Emily Rebecca Uphill, aged 38, of 23 King Edwards Road, Oldfield Park, was buried on 1 Jul 1909. From the grant of probate, she died on 28 Jun 1909. The marriage of Edmund Uphill was registered 1910/Q2 Bath.


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D.Fa.32 Margaret Elizabeth Clarke (1816-1898)

In loving memory MARGARET ELIZABETH CLARKE

DIED JANUARY 17TH 1898. AGED 81.

“BLESSED ARE THE MEEK.”

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. In the 1891 census at 11 Park Street, Walcot, Bath: Margaret E Clarke, aged 74, widow, living on her own means, born at Walton (Staffs), daughter Margaret F M, aged 45, unmarried, born at Greenwich, a visitor and two servants. From the burial order book: Margaret Elizabeth Clarke, aged 81, of 5 Russell St, was buried on 21 Jan 1898.

D.Fa.33 Elizabeth Ann Cooper (1839-1900) Frank Minard Cooper (1881-1911)

In Affectionate Remembrance

of ELIZABETH ANN,

THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN COOPER, WHO DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1900,

AGED 61. ―

Also FRANK MINARD, ONLY SON OF THE ABOVE

WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 28. 1911. AGED 30.

― “PEACE PERFECT PEACE.”

Headstone and kerb. In the 1871 census at 10 Den Crescent, East Teignmouth (Devon): Elizabeth Ann Minard, aged 31, unmarried, servant, cook, born at St Austell (Cornwall), and another servant. The marriage of John Cooper to Elizabeth Ada Minard was registered 1880/Q2 Barton R.


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The birth of Frank Minard Cooper was registered 1881/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Minard. In the 1891 census at 30 Pulteney Street, Bath: John Cooper, aged 46, lodging house keeper, born in Hertfordshire, wife Elizabeth, aged 50, born in Cornwall, son Frank, aged 10, born in Somerset, and two servants. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Ann Cooper, aged 61, of 30 Pulteney St, was buried on 8 Dec 1900. In the 1901 census at 37 Powlett Road, Bathwick, Bath: John Cooper, aged 56, widower, waiter, born at Westmill (Herts), son Frank, aged 20, piano ...., born at Bath, and a cousin. The marriage of Frank Minard Cooper was registered 1903/Q1 Calne. From the burial register: Frank Minard Cooper, aged 30, of 22 Camelford Road, Easton, was buried on 1 Apr 1911.

D.Fa.34 Edwin Hill (1828-1903) Ellen Susannah Hill (1845-1928)

Kerb, north: EDWIN HILL

... MARCH 19TH 1903 AGED 74 YEARS

Kerb, south: ALSO ELLEN. HIS WIFE

BORN 1845, DIED MARCH 20TH 1928.

Cross resting on a rock. The inscriptions are on the kerb. The lead is in poor condition. The cross has a star of David with an ankh. The birth of Ellen Susannah Bean was registered 1845/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bowyer. The marriage of Edwin Hill to Ellen Susannah Beane was registered 1883/Q3 Bath. In the 1901 census at 6 Tyning Road, Bath: Edwin Hill, aged 73, retired builder, born at Bromsgrove (Warks), wife Ellen, aged 55, born at Bath, Emma Beane, aged 66, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on


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own means, born at Clare (Cambs), and a servant. From the burial register: Edwin Hill, aged 74, of 6 Tyning Road, Widcombe, was buried on 23 Mar 1903. From the burial order book: Emma Beane, aged 78, of 3 Oakley, Claverton, was buried on 13 Feb 1914. From the burial register: Ellen Susannah Hill, aged 82, of 2 Bradford Rd, Combe Down, was buried on 26 Mar 1928.

D.Fa.35 Mary Chivers (1814-1903) Mary Moon (1850-1918)

No memorial found. The birth of Mary Chivers was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robins. The birth of Millicent Chivers was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robins. In the 1861 census at Wellow (Som): George Chivers, aged 44, manager of colliery, born at Kilmersdon (Som), wife Mary, aged 45, born at Walcot, Bath, and children: James, aged 13, born at Radstock (Som), Mary, aged 10, born at Wellow, Edmund G, aged 8, born at Wellow, and Millicent, aged 4, born at Wellow. In the 1901 census at 5 Grove Street, Bath: Mary Chivers, aged 87, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, daughter Millicent, aged 44, unmarried, nursing (sick) – own account, born at Bath, and a boarder. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Chivers, aged 89, of 5 Grove St, was buried on 14 Jul 1903. In the 1911 census at Nelson House, Twerton on Avon (Som): Richard Thomas Bence, aged 71, unmarried, independent, born at Twerton, and Mary Moon, aged 60, widow, domestic servant, born at Wellow (Som). From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Moon, aged 67, of 15 High St, Twerton, Bath, was buried on 12 Sep 1918. From the grant


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of probate, she died on 8 Sep 1918.

D.Fa.36 John Hotham (1831-1903) Louisa Hotham (1840-1929)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN HOTHAM WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 8TH 1903

AGED 72. ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF

LOUISA HOTHAM. HIS WIFE,

WHO DIED JANUARY 31ST 1929 AGED 88.

Kerb with a plaque at the head in the form of a scroll. The lead at the top is missing. The marriage of John Hotham to Louisa Dewhirst was registered 1860/Q4 Hunslet (Yorks). The birth of Charles Edward Hotham was registered 1865/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dewhirst. The birth of Edith Hotham in 1867 was registered 1868/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dewhirst. In the 1871 census at 5 Abbey View Terrace, Bath: John Hotham, aged 39, commercial traveller, born at Handsworth (Yorks), wife Louisa, aged 30, born at Huddersfield, children: Mary A, aged 9, born at Handsworth, Florence, aged 6, born at Bath, Charles E, aged 5, born at Bath, and Edith, aged 3, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 2 Sydney Buildings, Bath: John Hotham, aged 49, commercial traveller, born at Handsworth, Sheffield (Yorks), wife Louisa, aged 39, born at Huddersfield (Yorks), children: Mary A, aged 19, born at Handsworth, and Florence, aged 16, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at St Michaels Road, Headingley cum Burley (Yorks): Fanny Dewhurst, aged 50, unmarried, principal school, born at Leeds, Anne Dewhurst, aged 30, unmarried, niece, governess, born at Huddersfield, and Edith Hotham, age 13, niece, born at Bath, three boarders and a servant. In the 1891 census as visitors at Rock House, Kingston Road, Bath:


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John Hotham, aged 59, commercial traveller, born at Handsworth (Yorks), and Louisa Hotham, aged 49, born at Huddersfield (Yorks). In the 1901 census at 2 Sydney Buildings, Bath: John Hotham, aged 69, retired commercial traveller, born at Huddersfield (Yorks), wife Louise, aged 59, born at Handsworth (Yorks), and a servant. The death of John Hotham, aged 72, was registered 1903/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: John Hotham, aged 72, of 2 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 10 Sep 1903. From the burial register: Louisa Hotham, aged 88, of Hillcote, Golders Manor Drive, Golders Green, London NW11, was buried on 4 Feb 1929.

D.Fa.37 John Marshall Trotter (1833-1903) Emily Louise Trotter (1850-1937) Constance Geraldine Louise Trotter (1882-1938)

IN Loving Memory

of JOHN MARSHALL TROTTER, WHO DIED SEPTR 1ST 1903.

ALSO OF EMILY LOUISE WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED DECR 5TH 1937, AGED 87.

ALSO OF CONSTANCE GERALDINE LOUISE

THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1938, AGED 52.

Headstone with a Celtic cross on top and kerb. The birth of Emily Louise Firmin was registered 1850/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hall. In the 1861 census at Holloways Lane, Langley Burrell (Wilts): George Firmin, aged 40, naphtha distiller & railway contractor, born at St Catherine London, wife Emily, aged 35, born at St Martins le Grand London, children: Emily L., aged 10, born at Bath, George, aged 14, born at Wapping London, Osborn (son), aged 12, born at St Catherine London, Frederick, aged 9, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 7, born at Bath, and Michael, aged 2, born at Corsham (Wilts), Thomas Hall, aged 70, widower, father in law, born at Barby (Northants), and two servants.


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In the 1881 census at 4 Cicely Road. Camberwell: John M Trotter, aged 66 (!), unmarried, lodger, master hosier, born in Scotland. At the same address, but different household: Ellen Firman, aged 46, widow, [living on] house property, born at Wapping London, Clara Smith, aged 36, widow, sister, house keeper, born at Wapping London, Florence G Smith, aged 10, niece, born at Stepney, Alice M Smith, aged 9, niece, born at Stepney, and Emily L Firmin, aged 29, unmarried, niece, annuitant, born at Bath. The marriage of John Minard Trotter to Emily Louise Firmin was registered 1881/Q3 Camberwell. The birth of Constance Geraldine Louise Trotter was registered 1882/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Firmin. In the 1891 census at 8 Darlington Street, Bath: John Trotter, aged 58, hosier, born in Scotland, wife Emily, aged 40, born at Bath, daughter Constance G, aged 8, born at Bath, a servant and three lodgers. In the 1901 census at St Ronan’s, Sydney Buildings, Bath: John M Trotter, aged 68, Assistant Secretary of the Bath Sch. ...... Assoc[iation], born in Scotland, wife Elizabeth, aged 49, born at Bath, and daughter Constance G, aged 19, born at Bath. The death of John Marshall Trotter, aged 70, was registered 1903/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: John Marshall Trotter, aged 70, of 14 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 5 Sep 1903. The death of Emily Louise Trotter, aged 87, was registered 1937/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Emily Louise Trotter, aged 87, of 26 Kipling Ave, Bath, was buried on 9 Dec 1937. The death of Constance Geraldine Louise Trotter, aged 52, was registered 1938/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Constance Geraldine Louise Trotter, aged 52, of 94 Wells Rd, Bath, was buried on 30 May 1938.


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D.Fa.38 Elizabeth Marshall (1821-1901) John Marshall Mary Emma Marshall (1846-1918) Mary Anne Caroline Marshall (1850-1932)

East: TO THE

LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH

WIDOW OF JOHN MARSHALL, WHO ENTERED INTO REST JULY 19TH 1901. AGED 80.

South:

MARY EMMA MARSHALL SECOND DAUGHTER OF

JOHN & ELIZABETH MARSHALL ......................

North:

3RD DAUGHTER OF JOHN & ELIZABETH MARSHALL

..... JANUARY 6TH 1932

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. In the 1891 census at 2 Sion Place, Bathwick, Bath: Elizabeth Marshall, aged 70, widow, living on own means, born at Yeovil, children: May E, aged 44, born at Madras, India, M A C (daughter), aged 41, unmarried, born at Bangalore, India, Emily, aged 38, unmarried, born at Bangalore, Dora S M, aged 36, unmarried, born at Brecon, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 2 Sion Place, Bathwick, Bath: Elizabeth Marshall, aged 80, widow, living on own means, born at Yeovil (Som), children: Mary Emma, aged 54, unmarried, born at Madras, India, M A Caroline, aged 51, unmarried, born at Bangalore, India, and Emily, aged 49, unmarried, born at Bangalore, and three servants. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Marshall, aged 80, of 2 Sion Place, was buried on 23 Jul 1901. From the burial register: Mary Emma Marshall, aged 72, of 7 George St, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 27 Sep 1918. From the grant of probate, she died on 22 Sep 1918. From the burial register: Mary Ann Caroline Marshall, aged 81, of 7 George St, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 9 Jan 1932


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D.Fa.39 Dora Louisa Baker (1854-1918) George Baker (1863-1934) Emily Marshall (1851-1936)

East: IN

EVER LOVING MEMORY _ OF _

DORA LOUISA WIFE OF THE REV. GEORGE BAKER

RECTOR OF HUNTLEY. GLOS. DIED SEPT 24TH 1918.

― “TAKEN FROM YOU FOR A SHORT TIME IN PRESENCE NOT IN HEART.” I THESS. 11.17

West:

ALSO GEORGE BAKER HER HUSBAND

RECTOR OF HUNTLEY. GLOS. DIED JANUARY 24TH 1934,

AGED 70 ―

R.I.P.

North: ALSO

EMILY. FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN AND ELIZABETH MARSHALL

DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1936, AGED 85.

―

Tall cross on a plinth. The birth of Dora Sophia Marshall was registered 1854/Q1 Brecknock. (In the 1891 census as ‘Dora S M’ but in the 1901 census as ‘Dora L’.) In the 1891 census at 8 Darlington Street, Bath: George Baker, aged 27, unmarried, lodger, clergyman Ch of England, born at Bayswater (Middx). The marriage of George Baker to Dora Louisa Marshall at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1893/Q4 Bath. In the 1901 census at 36 Camden House Court, Kensington, London: Amy M Bird, aged 45, unmarried, [living on] own means, born in London, Dora L Baker, aged 47, married, visitor, [living on] own means, born at Brecon, and three servants. From the burial register and the burial order book: Dora Louisa Baker, aged 64, of Huntley Rectory, Huntley Glos, sister of Mary Emma Marshall, was buried on 29 Sep 1918. From the burial register: George Baker, aged 70, of The Rectory, Huntley, Gloucester, was buried on 27 Jan 1934. From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1908: Baker, George, Huntley Rectory, Gloucester.― Trin. Coll. Ox. B.A. (2nd cl. Theol. Sch.) 1886, M.A. 1890. d 1886, p 1887 Roch. R. of Huntley, Dio. Glouc. 1907. (B, Rev. P. E. Miles; T.R.C. 250l, av. 171l w 70 a of Gl. val. 102l; Q.A.B. 32l; Gross Inc. 305l, Net 208l and Ho; Pop. 445.) F C. of Lee, Kent, 1886-89; Riverhead, Kent, 1889-90; St. M. Bathwick, 1890-97; R. of Badger (or Bagsore) 1897-1907.


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From the burial register: Margaret Minnie Helen Marshall, aged 74, of Raveningham, Norfolk, was buried on 6 Oct 1933. From the burial register: Emily Marshall, aged 85, of 7 George St, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 4 Sep 1936. From the burial register: Arthur Lumsden Marshall, aged 83, of Laxfield, Suffolk, died on 16 Oct 1944, was cremated and his ashes buried on 31 Oct 1944. See D.F.39.

D.Fa.40 Thomas Rose Nimmo (1830-1904)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS ROSE NIMMO, C.B.

I•S•C ENTERED INTO REST MAR.7.1904,

AGED 73.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. From The London Gazette of 28 Mar 1865 p1751 in a list of promotions: Captain Thomas Rose Nimmo, 28th Regiment Native Infantry. Dated 11th December, 1861 From The London Gazette of 3 Dec 1880 p6529: 28th Regiment Native Infantry. Nominal. Roll of Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and Men of the above Corps killed, wounded or missing in the storming of the Deh Khojah Village, on the 16th August, 1880 Wounded Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Rose Nimmo


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In the 1881 census at 9 Bladud Buildings, Bath: Thomas Rose Nimmo, aged 49, Colonel Bombay Staff Corps, born at Messina Sicily, wife Roseanne Jane, aged 35, born at Plymouth, children: Henry Robert Arthur, aged 3, born at Rajkot, East Indies, and Isabella Rose, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Thomas Rose Nimmo, aged 73, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Rose Nimmo, aged 73, of 94 Sydney Place, was buried on 11 Mar 1904.

D.Fa.41 Mary Chamney (1854-1904) James Chamney

In Loving Memory of MARY CHAMNEY.

FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JAMES CHAMNEY.

OF MONAHULLEN. COUNTY WICKLOW. WHO DIED AT BATH AUGUST 5TH 1904.

AGED 50 YEARS. “THY WILL BE DONE.”

Headstone. In the 1901 census at 8 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Eleanor Parker, aged 48, widow, living on own means, born at Peckham, London, a sister, a visitor, Mary Chamney, aged 35, unmarried, servant, cook domestic, born at Wicklow, Ireland, and another servant. From the burial register: Mary Chamney, aged 53, of Sydney Lawn, was buried on 9 Aug 1904.

D.Fa.42 Robert Edward Myhill Peach (1820-1899)

TO THE MEMORY OF

ROBERT E. MYHILL PEACH.

WHO DIED FEB: 28. 1899.

AGED 78. R•I•P

Headstone surmounted by a cross within a circle, the cross formed by piercing the stone. Mason’s mark of ROGERS.


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Author, historian, printer. He write numerous articles and papers and his books include: Historic Houses, Bath Old and New, Street Lore of Bath, Ralph Allen and Palmer. In the 1881 census at 7 Darlington Street, Bath: Robert E M Peach, aged 59, publisher & bookseller, born at Kings Cliffe (Nhants), wife Mary A, aged 67, born at Bath, children: Jane E, aged 28, unmarried, born at Bath, and Philip H W, aged 23, unmarried, bookseller, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial order book: Robert Edward Myhill Peach, aged 78, of 46 Pulteney St, was buried on 4 Mar 1899.

D.Fa.43 Thomas Curtis (1841-1904) Eleanor Curtis (1850-1906) Mabel Katisha Sinclair (1885-1969)

In affectionate

remembrance of

THOMAS CURTIS EX-INSPECTOR BATH CITY POLICE, WHO DIED NOVEMBER 27TH 1904

AGED 63 YEARS ―

And of ELEANOR, HIS WIFE

WHO DIED JUNE 26TH 1906 AGED 55 YEARS

― “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE

SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”

― PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.

― ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER

MABEL KATISHA SINCLAIR WHO DIED JAN. 3RD 1969,

AGED 83 YEARS.

Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. The birth of Eleanor Kirkham was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coles. The marriage of Thomas Curtis to Eleanor Kirkham at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. The birth of Mabel Katisha Curtis was registered 1885/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kirkham. In the 1901 census at 17 Grove Street, Bath: Thomas Curtis, aged 59, retired police officer, born at Abersychan, Wales, wife Eleanor, aged 50, born at Bath, children: Thomas G, aged 20, silversmith’s plateman, born at Bath, Reginald P, aged 17, upholsterers apprentice,


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born at Bath, Mabel K, aged 15, dressmaker’s apprentice, born at Bath, and Stanley N, aged 13, born at Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Curtis, aged 63, of 17 Grove St, was buried on 30 Dec 1904. From the burial register: Eleanor Curtis, aged 55, of 17 Grove Street, was buried on 30 Jun 1906. The death of Mabel Katisha Sinclair, aged 83, was registered 1969/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mabel Katisha Sinclair, aged 83, of 6 Quantocks, Fox Hill, Bath, was buried on 8 Jan 1969. See also H.V.36.

D.Fa.43a Reginald James Davies (1901-1904) Henry William Davies (1905-1978) Mabel Caroline Barry (1907-1985)

REGINALD JAMES DAVIES

23 DECEMBER 1904 AGED 3

HARRY WILLIAM

DAVIES 21 NOVEMBER 1978

AGED 72

MABEL CAROLINE BARRY

26 FEBRUARY 1985 AGED 76

Small headstone, no kerb. The birth of Reginald James Davies was registered 1901/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sheppard. The birth of Henry William Davies in 1905 was registered 1906/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sheppard. The birth of Mabel Caroline Davies was registered 1907/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sheppard. The marriage of Mabel Caroline Davies to Frederick John Barry at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1931/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Reginald James Davies, aged 3, of the Statutory Hospital, Combe Down, was buried on 27 Dec 1904. The death of Henry William Wickham Davies, born on 1 Dec 1905, was registered 1978/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Henry William


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Davies, aged 72, of 1 Combe Park, Bath, was cremated and his ashes were buried on 19 Feb 1979. From the burial order book: Mabel Caroline Barry, aged 76, of Whitley Farm House, Chevening, Sevenoaks, Kent, died at Sevenoaks General Hospital, was cremated on 5 Mar 1985 at Haycombe and her ashes buried on 8 Mar 1985.

D.Fa.44 Frederic Stanley Shellard (1867-1903)

No memorial found. The birth of Frederic Stanley Shellard was registered 1867/Q1 Bristol. In the 1901 census at 11 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Frederock O Shellard, aged 63, widower, general accountant – own account, born at Bristol, and children: Frederick S, aged 34, general accountant, born at Bristol, and Kate, aged 31, born at Twerton (Som). The death of Frederick Stanley Shellard, aged 36, was registered 1903/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Frederic George Shellard, aged 36, of 21 Sydney bdgs, was buried on 20 Jan 1903.

D.Fa.45 Sarah Mitchell (1832-1899) Susannah Whitworth (1834-1904) Hannah Mitchell (1834-1905) William Whitworth (1816-)

East: IN

MOST LOVING MEMORY OF SARAH MITCHELL

OF B.... PLACE, Bath SECOND DAUGHTER

OF THE LATE JOHN AND SARAH MITCHELL OF ROYD HOUSE HEBDEN BRIDGE, YORKSHIRE.

WHO ENTERED INTO REST APRIL 28TH 1899, AGED 66 YEARS.

“BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.”

― “THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD.”

North:

ALSO IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF

SUSANNAH

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1871 census at Blackwood House, Luddendenfoot, Sowerby (Yorks): William Whitworth, aged 54, manufacturer, born at Halifax (Yorks), wife Susannah, aged 36, born at Halifax, and a servant. Longbottom Fulling Mills, Luddendenfoot, also known at Whitworth’s Mill, became in 1905 Joseph W Whitworth Ltd and was later the site of Tenterfields Business Park.


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WIDOW OF WILLIAM WHITWORTH, OF CLIFTON, BRISTOL.

AND FORMERLY OF LUDDENDENFOOT YORKSHIRE. AND SISTER OF SARAH MITCHELL. BATH

ENTERED INTO REST SEPTEMBER 27TH 1904. AGED 70 YEARS.

“AT EVENING TIME IT SHALL BE LIGHT.”

― “PEACE PERFECT PEACE.”

South:

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF

HANNAH MITCHELL OF 4 RABY PLACE. BATH.

LAST SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN AND SARAH MITCHELL

ROYD HOUSE, HEBDEN BRIDGE, YORKSHIRE ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 10TH 1905.

AGED 70 YEARS.

“BLESSED ARE THEM THAT MOURN FOR THEY SHALL BE COMFORTED.”

― “THE SOULS OF THE RIGHTEOUS ARE IN THE HAND OF GOD.”

―

In the 1881 census at 17 West Mall, Clifton: Susannah Whitworth, aged 46, widow, [living on] railway shares, born at Halifax (Yorks), and a servant. In the 1891 census at 4 Raby Place, Bath: Sarah Mitchell, aged 48, unmarried, living on own means, born at Hebden Bridge (Yorks), Hannah Mitchell, aged 56, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Hebden Bridge, and three servants. In the 1891 census at 17 West Mall, Clifton: Susannah Whitworth, aged 56, widow, living on own means, born at Halifax (Yorks), and a servant. From the burial order book: Miss Sarah Mitchell, aged 66, of 4 Raby Place, was buried on 3 May 1899. From the burial register: Susannah Whitworth, aged 70, of 17 West Mall, Clifton, was buried on 30 Sep 1904. From the burial register: Hannah Mitchell, aged 70, of 4 Raby Place, was buried on 14 Mar 1905.

D.Fa.46 Gladys Louise Tabor (1894-1898) Mildred Gladys Tabor (1900-1970) Charles James Tabor (1864-1923)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF GLADYS LOUISE DAUGHTER OF

CHARLES LOUIE TABOR WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 12TH 1898

AGED 3 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS “SUFFER LITTLE TO CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME FOR SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF ....”

North:

MILDRED GLADYS TABOR

16TH MARCH 1970

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The ‘Louie’ on the inscription has been verified. The birth of Charles James Tabor was registered 1864/Q3 Reading. The birth of Gladys Louise Tabor was registered 1894/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rickeard.


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The birth of Mildred Gladys Tabor was registered 1900/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden Name: Rickeard. The death of Gladys Louise Tabor, aged 3, was registered 1898/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Gladys Louise Tabor, aged 3, of 5 Pulteney St, was buried on 16 May 1898. In the 1901 census at 5 Pulteney Street, Bath: Charles James Tabor, aged 36, physician, born at Reading, wife Selina L, aged 35, born at Newquay (Cornwall), children: Lilian, aged 12, born at Carn Brea (Cornwall), Harold, aged 9, born at Carn Brea, Richard, aged 5, born at Bath, Leslie, aged 2, born at Bath, and Mildred, aged 11 months, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Mildred Gladys Tabor, born on 29 Apr 1900, was registered 1970/Q1 Bath. The death of Charles J Tabor, aged 59, was registered 1923/Q2 Maldon (Essex).

D.Fa.47 James Paton (1829-1893) Jane Jameson Paton (1820-1899) Samuel Brown (1829-1904)

Sacred to the memory of JAMES PATON,

WHO DIED NOVEMBER 8TH 1893. ―

JANE JAMESON PATON, HIS SISTER

WHO DIED DECEMBER 4TH 1899. AGED 79 YEARS.

― SAMUEL BROWN,

WHO DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1904, AGED 75 YEARS.

― ERECTED BY AN OLD FRIEND

FEBRUARY 1905.

―

Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. In the 1891 census at 8 Maitland Street, Edinburgh: Wilhelmine M Tullerton, aged 53, living on private means, born at St Georges, Edinburgh, two boarders, five servants including Samuel Brown, aged 55, servant, manager, born in Ayr, and Jane J Paton, aged 70, sister, born at Largs.


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The death of James Paton, aged 64, was registered 1893/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: James Paton, aged 64, of 4 Sydney Place, was buried on 11 Nov 1893. The death of Jane Jameson Paton, aged 79, was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Jane James Paton, aged 79, of 4 Sydney Place, was buried on 7 Dec 1899. From the burial register: Samuel Brown, aged 75, of 3 Rodney Terrace, Cheltenham, was buried on 28 Nov 1904.

D.Fa.48 Eleanor Louisa Morrell (1828-1899) Arthur Morrell (1831-1915)

IN FONDEST MEMORY OF ELEANOR LOUISA NEE

THE DEARLY LOVED AND LOVING WIFE OF CAPTAIN ARTHUR MORRELL R.N.

OF PURFLEET ESSEX WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY AT BATH

17TH MAY 1899

Headstone surmounted by a cross, kerb and a smaller footstone surmounted by a cross. The marriage of Arthur Morrell to Eleanor Louisa Laire was registered 1858/Q1 Medway. In the 1881 census at 2 Southsea Villas, Landport, Portsea (Hants): Arthur Morrell, aged 49, Captain RN, born in France, wife Eleanor L, aged 50, born at Chatham (Kent), and daughter Maud May, aged 19, born at Erith (Kent). In the 1891 census at training ship HMS Torewall, Reformatory for Boys, at Purfleet, Essex: Arthur Morrell, aged 59, Captn RN & superintendent of ship, born at D.... France, wife Eleanor, aged 61, born at Old Blom... (Kent), Constance Stock, aged 32, married, daughter, born at Kingstown, Ireland, Maud Mary Morrell, aged 29, daughter, born at Erith (Kent), a niece, a visitor, two servants, a chief officer, schoolmasters and master seamen. The death of Eleanor Louise Morrell, aged 70, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Eleanor Louisa Morrell, aged 70, of


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2 South Parade, was buried on 20 May 1899. The death of Arthur Morrell, aged 84, was registered 1915/Q3 Dartford.

D.Fa.48a William Milner Moger (1840-1905) Gertrude Mary Moger (1844-1916)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM MILNER MOGER

DIED 10TH JUNE 1905 COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY

ALSO GERTRUDE MARY

WIFE OF W. M. MOGER WHO PASSED AWAY ON DEC 10TH 1916

Cross on a series of plinths, the cross having an anchor carved on it. Baptised on 6 May 1840 at St Michael’s, Highgate (Middx): William Milner Moger, son of Robert George & Eliza Moger, of Highgate, father’s occupation: surgeon. In the 1851 census at High Street, Hornsey (Middx): Robert G Moger, age 41, widower, FRCS Eng member R C licentiate of the society of Apothecaries practising surgeon, born at Bath, children: Frederic F, aged 14, scholar University College, born at Bath, and William M, aged 11, scholar University College, born at Highgate (Middx), and two servants. The marriage of William Milner Moger to Gertrude Mary Gardner was registered 1867/Q3 Wirral. In the 1871 census on HMS Prince Consort at Naples: William M Moger, aged 31, married, Lieutenant, born at Hornsey, Highgate (Middx). The death of William Milner Moger, aged 65, was registered 1905/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: William Milner Moger, aged 65, of 16 Russell St, was buried on 14 Jun 1905.


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The death of Gertrude M Moger, aged 72, was registered 1916/Q4 Portsmouth. From the burial register: Gertrude Mary Moger, aged 72, of 47 Granada Rd, Southsea, was buried on 14 Dec 1916. From the National Probate Calendar 1917: MOGER Gertrude Mary of Dunarnon Granada-road Southsea Hampshire widow died 10 December 1916 Administration London 26 February to Horatio Nelson Gardner of no occupation. Effects £3988 3s. 3d.


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D.G.21 Lucy Barker (1787-1867) Lucy Barker (1814-1873) Aldred Barker (1784-1873)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

LUCY WIFE OF ALDRED BARKER

OF GLASGOW DIED 18TH OF OCTOBER 18__

AGED _1 YEARS

ALSO LUCY. THEIR DAUGHTER

DIED 5TH OF AUGUST 187_ AGED 59 YEARS

AND

THE ABOVE ALDRED BARKER DIED 20TH OF DECEMBER 18__

AGED 89 YEARS.

Slab of pink polished granite on a stone base. The upper surface is slightly curved. Mason’s mark ‘ROGERS’. The raised lead inscription has gone at the top of the inscription and is missing some letters lower down. In the 1861 census at Cypress Villa, Pound Pill, Corsham (Wilts): Alfred (sic) Barker, aged 76, bank & railway share proprietor, born at Bawdrip (Som), wife Lucy, aged 76, born at Middlezoy (Som), Emma Rainey, aged 38, married, daughter, born in London, and a servant. From the burial register: Mrs Lucy Barker, aged 80, of Clevedon, was buried on 24 Oct 1867. From the burial register: Lucy Barker, aged 59, of Bloomfield Place, was buried on 9 Aug 1873. From the National Probate Calendar 1873: 16 October. The Will of Lucy Barker late of Cypress Villa in the Parish of Corsham in the County of Wilts Spinster who died 5th August 1873 at Westbourne Villa Bloomfield-road in the City of Bath was proved at Salisbury by James Tuck Rainey of the said City Auctioneer James Bissicks of 3 Stanley-villas Hayter-road Brixton Rise in the County of Surrey Gentleman and Emma Rainey (Wife of William Rainey, Gentleman) of Westbourne Villa the Sister the Executors. Effects under £3,000. From the burial register: Aldred Barker, aged 89, of Corsham, was


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buried on 27 Dec 1873. See also D.Fa.21.

D.G.22 George Wood (1787-1867) Ann Wood (1785-1869) Mary Wood (1786-1871)

In Memoriam GEORGE WOOD WHO DIED AT

NO 7 DANIEL STREET IN THIS PARISH

ON THE 14 NOVEMBER 1867 IN HIS 81ST YEAR.

GENESIS VI.9

ANN WOOD HIS SISTER

WHO DIED 10 APRIL 1869 AGED 83.

MARY WOOD

HIS WIFE WHO DIED 8 JANUARY 1871

AGED 84 REVELATIONS XIV.5

Slab with incised inscription facing east. In the 1861 census at 7 Daniel Street, Bath: George Wood, aged 74, retired printer, born at Chipping Sodbury (Glos), wife Mary, aged 74, born at Chipping Sodbury, Ann Wood, aged 75, unmarried, sister, born at Chipping Sodbury, and a servant. From the burial register: George Wood, aged 80, of Daniel St, was buried on 20 Nov 1867. From the burial register: Ann Wood, aged 83, of Daniel St, was buried on 14 Apr 1869. From the burial register: Mary Wood, aged 84, of 7 Daniel St, was buried on 16 Jan 1871.

D.G.23 Mary Tregaskes (1787-1872) Maria Louise Hunt (1861-1873) Thomas Hunt (1822-)

South: In Affectionate Remembrance of

MARY. THE MOTHER OF MR T. HUNT WHO DIED THE 8TH OF JANUARY 1872.

AGED 84 YEARS.

Pitched 4 ways. Covered by tree growth. In the 1871 census at 1 Rochfort Place, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Hunt, aged 48, commercial traveller silk trade, born at Bedminster (Som), wife Hannah M, aged 35, born at Bath, children: Tom K, aged 10, born in London, Maria L, aged 9, born in London, Francis J, aged 7, born at


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Plymouth, Ellen M, aged 5, born at Bath, Frederick W, aged 4, born at Bath, and Sarah E, aged 2, born at Bath, two servants and Mary Hunt, aged 83, widow, annuitant, born Cross (Som). The death of Mary Tregaskes, aged 84, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Tregaskes, aged 84, of 1 Rochfort Place, was buried on 13 Jan 1872. The death of Maria Louise Hunt, aged 11, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Maria Louisa Hunt, aged 11, of 1 Rochfort Place, was buried on 2 Jun 1873

D.G.24 Anna Louisa Drury (1809-1871) Benjamin Heath Drury (1818-1902)


ANNA LOUISA DRURY DAUGHTER OF

THE REVD BENJAMIN HEATH DRURY, OF ETON BORN JULY 14TH 1809, DIED AUGST 8TH 1871.

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 9 Jul 1818 at St Mary, Harrow (Middx): Benjamin Heath Drury, son of Henry & Anne Caroline Drury. In the 1851 census at High Street, Harrow: Benjamin H Drury, aged 33, unmarried, clergyman & schoolmaster M.A., born at Harrow, Emily Drury, aged 37, unmarried, sister, born at Harrow, Louisa Drury, aged 34, unmarried, sister, born at Harrow, 35 pupils and nine servants. In the 1861 census at the home of Charles Drury, rector, at Pontesbury (Salop): Anna Louisa Drury, aged 51, unmarried, niece, born at Eton (Bucks). In the 1871 census at 71 Pulteney Street, Bath: Anna L Drury, aged 60, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at Eaton (sic) College (Bucks), and a servant. The death of Anna Louisa Drury, aged 62, was registered 1871/Q3


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Bath. From the burial register: Anna Louisa Drury, aged 62, of 71 Pulteney St, was buried on 12 Aug 1871. The death of Benjamin Heath Drury, aged 84, was registered 1902/Q3 Newton Abbot.

D.G.25 Benjamin Newnham (1806-1873) Jane Newnham (1808-1884) Francis Wilkinson (1834-1896)

IN MEMORY OF

BENJAMIN NEWNHAM DIED 20TH NOVEMBER 1873

AGED 67 YEARS. TO YOURSELVES IN RIGHTEOUSNESS IN MERCY BREAK UP YOUR FALLOW

GROUND FOR IT IS TIME TO SEEK THE LORD HE COMES AND RAIN RIGHTEOUSNESS

HOSEA V.12 JANE, RELICT OF

BENJAMIN NEWNHAM DIED 29TH DECEMBER 1884

AGED 76 YEARS “...REVER THE SILVER CORD BE LOOSED OR THE GOLDEN BOWL BE BROKEN AT THE FOUNTAIN OR THE WHEEL BE BROKEN AT THE CISTERN. THEN SHALL THE DUST RETURN TO EARTH AS IT WAS AND THE SPIRIT SHALL RETURN UNTO THE GOD WHO GAVE IT.” ECCLES,XII. VERSE 6&7.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

FRANCIS WILKINSON SON-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 15TH JULY 1896

AGED 62 YEARS. “I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.”

19TH JOB 25TH VERSE

Slab with an incised inscription facing eastwards. In the 1861 census at 36 Henrietta Street, Bath: Benjamin Newnham, aged 54, coach maker, born at Lewes (Sussex), wife Jane, aged 53, born at Bath, children: Mary J, aged 25, born at Bath, and Benj J, aged 24, coach maker, born at Bath, a visitor and two servants. The marriage of Mary Jane Newnham to Francis Wilkinson at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 1 Queen Square, Bath: Francis Wilkinson, aged 37, upholsterer, born at Walcot, Bath, and wife Mary J, aged 38, born at Walcot, Bath. From the burial register: Benjamin Newnham, aged 67, of Spring Gardens, was buried on 24 Nov 1873. From the burial register: Jane Newnham, aged 76, of 26 Pulteney Gardens, was buried on 2 Jan 1885. In the 1891 census at 26 Pulteney Gardens, Bath: Francis Wilkinson, aged 57, commission agent, born at Bath, wife Mary Jane, aged 58, born at Bath, five boarders and two servants. From the burial order book: Francis Wilkinson, aged 62, of 26 Pulteney Gardens, was buried on 20 Jul 1896.


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D.G.26 Clara Wilkinson (1846-1896) Mary Jane Wilkinson (1832-1908) Francis Wilkinson (1834-1896)


CLARA DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS WILKINSON. LATE OF THIS CITY.

WHO PEACEFULLY PASSED AWAY JANUARY 30TH 1896. AGED 49. “IN THY LIGHT SHALL SEE LIGHT.”

North:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY JANE WILKINSON

RELICT OF FRANCIS WILKINSON INTERRED IN ADJOINING GRAVE DIED APRIL 30TH 1908. AGED 75.

R.I.P.

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of Clara Wilkinson was registered 1845/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Keeling. In the 1851 census at 7 Northumberland Buildings, Bath: Francis Wilkinson, aged 47, artist, born at St James, Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 47, born at St James, Bath, children: Francis, aged 17, born at Walcot, Bath, Charles, aged 14, born at Walcot, Edgar, aged 8, born at Walcot, and Clara, aged 5, born at Walcot, and two servants. The marriage of Francis Wilkinson to Mary Jane Newnham at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 1 Queen Square, Bath: Francis Wilkinson, aged 37, upholsterer, born at Walcot, Bath, and wife Mary J, aged 38, born at Walcot, Bath. From the burial order book: Clara Wilkinson, aged 49, of Fernleigh, Pulteney Gardens, was buried on 3 Feb 1896. From the burial register: Mary Jane Wilkinson, aged 75, of 5 Pulteney Road, was buried on 4 May 1908. See also D.G.25.


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D.G.27 Alice Mary Becket (1863-1878) Elizabeth Becket (1831-1890) Edwin Becket (1830-1902)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ALICE MARY THE DEARLY LOVED DAUGHTER OF

EDWIN & ELIZABETH BECKET DIED DECEMBER 31ST 1878,

IN THE 16TH YEAR OF HER AGE. ―

”UNTIL THE RESURRECTION MORNING.”

AND OF

ELIZABETH WIFE OF EDWIN BECKET

WHO ENTERED INTO HER REST JULY 13TH 1890 AGED 59 YEARS

Small headstone surmounted by a cross. The marriage of Edwin Becket to Elizabeth Kempster was registered 1858/Q3 Bath. The birth of Arthur Edwin Becket in 1859 was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kempster. In the 1861 census at 24 Daniel Street, Bath: Edwin Becket, aged 29, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 30, born at Bath, son Arthur E, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Alice Mary Becket was registered 1863/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kempster. From the burial register: Alice Mary Becket, aged 15, of 11 Daniel St, was buried on 4 Jan 1879. From the burial register: Elizabeth Becket, aged 59, of Penrith, Cumberland, was buried on 17 Jul 1890. From the burial order book: Edwin Becket, aged 71, of Homeopathic Hospital, London was buried on 18 Feb 1902. From the burial register, burial order book and grave index: Edith Emma Thomson, aged 51, of 56 Winchester Rd, Bath, was buried on 9 Oct 1942.

D.G.28 Harriet Mead Acland (1851-1881) Florence Elizabeth

No memorial found. The birth of Harriet Mead Elliott was registered 1851/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cockburn.


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Acland (1881) The marriage of Albert Acland to Harriett Mead Elliott was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. The births of Florence Elizabeth Acland and Bertram Albert Acland were registered 1881/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Elliott. From the burial register: Harriet Mead Acland, aged 28, and Florence Elizabeth Acland, aged 4 months, of Villa Fields, were buried on 19 Mar 1881.

D.G.29 Georgina Bateman (1826-1881) Alfred Bateman (1827-1903)

IN Loving Memory Of

GEORGINA THE WIFE OF ALFRED BATEMAN

WHO FELL ASLEEP NOV: 12TH 1881. AGED 55 YEARS.

― “EVEN SO FATHER: FOR SO IT SEEMED GOOD IN THY SIGHT.”

Also Of ALFRED

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED OCT: 18TH 1903,

AGED 76 YEARS ―•―

“FOR WE MUST ALL APPEAR BEFORE THE JUDGMENT SEAT OF CHRIST.”

Headstone and kerb. In the 1881 census at 26 Daniel Street, Bath: Alfred Bateman, aged 52, carpenter, born at Bath, and wife Georgina, aged 53, born at Marlborough (Wilts). From the burial register: Georgina Bateman, aged 55, of 26 Daniel St, was buried on 17 Nov 1881. The death of Alfred Bateman, aged 76, was registered 1903/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Alfred Bateman, aged 70, of 26 Daniel St, was buried on 21 Oct 1903. (The age of 70 rather than 76 in the burial register and burial order book has been verified.)

D.G.30 Elizabeth Cottle (1833-1884)

No memorial found. The marriage of Elizabeth Snelgrove to Charles Henry Perry was registered 1854/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Martin Cottle to Elizabeth Perry/Snelgrove was


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registered 1866/Q3 Bath. The birth of Laura Ann Cottle was registered 1867/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Snellgrove. In the 1881 census at 14 Grove Street, Bath: Martin Cottle, aged 35, grocer, born at Radstock (Som), wife Elizabeth, aged 45, born at Bath, and daughter Annie, aged 13, born at Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Cottle, aged 50, of Grove St, was buried on 15 Jun 1884.

D.G.31 Emily Beatrice Dainton (1874-1878)

No memorial found. The birth of Emily Beatrice Dainton was registered 1874/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Annable. From the burial register & burial order book: Emily Beatrice Dainton, aged 3, of 13 Argyle St, died on 10 Mar 1878 and was buried on14 Mar 1878

D.G.32 Emma Ellen Badrick (1836-1904)

North: EMMA ELLEN BADRICK. DIED JANUARY 23RD 1904, AGED 67.

Kerb. The marriage of George Badrick to Emma Ellen Button was registered 1872/Q4 Milton (Kent). In the 1901 census at 4 Sydney Wharf, Bath: George Badrick, aged 53, fly proprietor – employer, born at Barton St John (Oxon), wife Emma E, aged 64, born at Maidstone (Kent), and a visitor. From the burial register: Emma Ellen Badrick, aged 67, of Sydney Wharf, was buried on 25 Jan 1904.

D.G.33 William Boorman (1834-1882)

No memorial found. In the 1881 census at 1 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: Edward Boorman,


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Ann Boorman (1832-1894)

aged 46, man nurse, born at Staplehurst (Kent), wife Anne, aged 48, laundress, born at Netherbury (Dorset), and children: Thomas, aged 16, born at Netherbury, Alfred, aged 14, errand boy, born at Netherbury, and Anne, aged 8, born at Caerleon, S Wales. The death of Edward Boorman, aged 47, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Boorman, aged 47, of 1 Kirkhams Bldgs, was buried on 7 May 1882. In the 1891 census at 24 Powlett Road, Bath: Ann Boorman, aged 58, widow, laundress, born in Dorset, and children: Alfred, aged 24, gardener, born in Dorset, and Annie, aged 17, laundress, born in Wales. From the burial order book: Ann Boorman, aged 62, of 4 Queens Place, was buried on 8 Sep 1894. See also G.C. 16.

D.G.34 Louisa Bendall (1844-1881) James Bendall (1846-1897)

No memorial found. Born on 15 Apr 1846 at 13 Chatham Row, Walcot, Bath, James George Bendall, son of William Bendell, porter, and Martha Bendell, formerly Eacott (registered 1846/Q2 Bath). In the 1861 census ‘James’, aged 15, errand boy, born at Bath. In the 1871 census ‘James Gn’, aged 24, wheelchairman, born at Bath. On 18 Mar 1872, aged 25, James George Bendall, wheel chairman of 29 Grove Street, son of William Bendall, chairman, at Bathwick parish church, married Louisa Holden, aged 27, widow, nurse, of Oldfield Road, daughter of Benjamin Deacon, builder, witnesses: W Bendall and Elizabeth Anne Bendall (registered 1872/Q1 Bath). In the 1881 census at 2 Argyle Place, Bathwick: James G Bendall, aged 34, wheelchairman, born at Bath, wife Louisa, aged 36, born at Bath, Fanny Holden, aged 15, stepdaughter, servant, born at Bath, and daughter Mabel aged 8.


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The death of Louisa Bendall, aged 37, was registered 1881/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Bendall, aged 37, of 1 Argyle Place, was buried on 3 Aug 1881. In the 1891 census at 2 Grove Street, Bath: James G Bendall, aged 44, widower, wheelchairman, born at Bath, Mabel Bendall, daughter and Fanny S Holden, aged 25, stepdaughter, dressmaker, born at Bath. On 4 Aug 1896, James George Bendall, aged 50, widower, at St Mary’s, Bathwick, married Ann Gait, aged 37, daughter of William Gait, blacksmith, witnesses: Reehab Gait and Mable Louisa Bendall (registered 1896/Q3 Bath). The death of James Bendall, aged 51, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: James Bendall, aged 51, of 2 Grove St, was buried on 18 Apr 1897. From the National Probate Calendar 1897: James George BENDALL of 2 Grove-street Bath wheelchairman died 14 April 1897 at the Royal United Hospital Bath Administration Bristol 12 May [1897] to Ann Bendall widow. Effects £499 5s. 4d. From the Bristol Times & Mirror of 16 Apr 1897 reporting on the inquest: “In the case of James Bendall, aged 51, who received fatal injuries by falling from a window in Henrietta-street, which he was cleaning, a distance of 25½ feet, the widow said he seldom used a window-rest, though he had been cautioned. The coroner said it was most dangerous to clean windows at a height without a rest. A verdict of “Accidental Death” was returned.” The marriage of Lewis Heming to Ann Bendall/Gait was registered 1906/Q4 Bath.

D.G.35 William Crook (1823-1879) Jane Crook (1837-1888)


WILLIAM CROOK WHO DIED MAY 11TH 1879

AGED 55 YEARS

JANE CROOK DIED FEB: 6TH 1888

AGED 50 YEARS


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Headstone. In the 1871 census at 6 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: William Crook, aged 46, labourer, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 40, born at Weymouth, and a boarder. From the burial register: William Crook, aged 53, of 5 Kirkhams Bldgs, was buried on 15 May 1879. From the burial order book: Jane Crook, aged 50, of 41 Bathwick St, was buried on 9 Feb 1888.

D.G.36 Joseph Fatt (1810-1882)

No memorial found. In the 1881 census at The Prince of Wales, Bradford on Avon: Joseph Fatt, aged 71, innkeeper, born at Westbury (Wilts), wife Ellen, aged 79, born at Frome (Som), and a servant. The death of Joseph Fatt, aged 72, was registered 1882/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Joseph Fatt, aged 72, of 8 Hampton Row, was buried on 12 Sep 1882.

D.G.37 William Bendall (1825-1882) Martha Bendall (1810-1895) Emma Jane Bendall (1853-1938)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

WILLIAM BENDALL DIED OCTOBER 12TH 1882

AGED 52 YEARS ―

ALSO MARTHA BENDALL

HIS WIFE DIED CHRISTMAS DAY 1895

AGED 86 YEARS ―

THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY THEIR DUTIFUL DAUGHTER E ...

― ......................................... .........................................

―

Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. William Bendall was born in Oct 1825 at William Street, Bath. Baptised on 23 Oct 1825 at Bathwick, son of George & Sarah Bendall, of William Street, father’s occupation: chairman. On 4 Dec 1845 William Bendall, porter, of Dolemead, son of George Bendall, porter, at Old Widcombe Church married Martha Eacott, of


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AND EMMA J BENDALL

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE DIED MARCH 25TH 1938

AGED 85 YEARS

Dolemead, daughter of James Eacott, gardener, witnesses: William James and Harriet Fey (registered 1845/Q4 Bath). The birth of Emma Jane Bendall was registered 1853/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Eacott. In the 1861 census at 3 Ostrich Court, Bath: William Bendall, aged 42, labourer, wife Martha, aged 50, dressmaker, and children: James, Caleb, Elizabeth, Alfred and Emma. In the 1871 census at 29 Grove Street, Bath: William Bendall, aged 45, wheelchairman, born at Bath, wife Martha, aged 60, born at Yaxley (Hunts), and children James Gn and Caleb E. (A Martha Bendall was witness to the marriage of Robert Hessey and Ellen Smith on 23 Dec 1873 at Bathford. Eacott is the name of a family living nearby, also wheelchairmen.) In the 1881 census at 29 Grove St, Bathwick: William Bendall, aged 60, chairman (wheel), wife Martha, aged 70, dressmaker born at Yefley, Huntingdonshire, Elinor Lord, aged 1, granddaughter, born at Weston (Som). William Bendall died on 12 Oct 1882 (registered 1882/Q4 Bath). In the 1881 census at Devizes Rd, Bathford: Emma Bendall, aged 29, unmarried, nurse domestic servant, born at Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: William Bendall, aged 59, of 29 Grove St, was buried on 14 Oct 1882. In the 1891 census at 3 Church Street, Bath: Martha Bendall, aged 80, widow, living on her own means, born at Farley, Huntingdonshire. In the 1891 census at Hamilton House, Charlcombe, Bath: Emma J Bendell, aged 39, monthly nurse, born at Bath. Martha Bendall died aged 85 at Grove St, Bath on 25 Dec 1895 (registered 1895/Q4 Bath). From the burial register: Martha Bendall, aged 85, of 2 Grove St, was buried on 29 Dec 1895. In the Bath Directory 1892 Emma J Bendall was at the same address as her brother Caleb. In 1900 at Burlington House. Living in 1907; unmarried; nurse. The Bath Directories have entries for ‘Bendall, Miss


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E J, nurse’ 1907: 25 Belvedere, 1912: 14 St Johns Road (same address as Caleb Bendall described as ‘chairman’. In 1913 at the same address was W J Bendall also styled as ‘chairman’). The death of Emma J Bendall, aged 85, was registered 1938/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Jane Bendall, aged 85, of Frome Rd House, Bath, was buried on 29 Mar 1938.

D.G.38 Louisa White (1828-1884)

Headstone (completely delaminated) and kerb. From the burial order book: Louisa White, aged 55, of 26 Pulteney St, was buried on 3 Mar 1884. From the National Probate Calendar 1884: 13 March. Administration of the Personal Estate of Louisa White late of 9 Westgate-street in the City of Bath Spinster who died 27 February 1884 at 9 Westgate-street was granted at Bristol to Sarah White of 26 Pulteney-street in the City of Bath Spinster the Sister and one of the Next of Kin. Personal Estate £1,035 3s. 6d.

D.G.39 William Arthur Cecil Burdon (1876-1900) George Burdon Frances Burdon

In Loving Memory of

WILLIAM ARTHUR CECIL THIRD SON OF GEORGE & FRANCES BURDON.

FELL ASLEEP ON THE WATERS OF THE EXE OCTOBER 3RD 1900, AGED 24.

R.I.P. ETERNAL REST GRANT HIM O LORD ... ... LIGHT PERPETUAL SHINE UPON HIM.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.


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The birth of William Arthur C Burdon was registered 1876/Q2 Marylebone. In the 1891 census at Batheaston Villa, Batheaston (Som): George Burdon, aged 68, living on own means, born at Heddon (Northumberland), wife Franc[e]s, aged 47, born at Hammersmith, London, children: Edward G G, aged 18, born at Hammersmith, Walter, aged 16, born at Hammersmith, William, aged 15, born at Marylebone, Herbert, aged 12, born at Teignmouth (Devon), Oliver, aged 10, born at Teignmouth, and Cyril, aged 8, born at Teignmouth, a governess, a nurse and five servants. The death of William Arthur C Burdon, aged 24, was registered 1900/Q4 St Thomas (Devon). From the burial order book: William Arthur Cecil Burdon, aged 24, of 14 Daniel St, was buried on 6 Oct 1900.

D.G.40 Fanny Shattock (1820-1898) William Rufus Long (1849-1906)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF FANNY SHATTOCK

DIED JANUARY 30TH 1898 AGED 77

North:

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM RUFUS LONG

WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 29TH 1906 AGED 57 YEARS

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1871 census at 45 Gillingham Street, Westminster, London: James Spark, aged 57, butler out of employment, born at Ramsgate (Kent), and wife Eliza, aged 50, born at Bathwick (Som). In the 1881 census at 1 Waterloo Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: Eliza Sparks, aged 50, widow, formerly dressmaker, born at Bath. From the burial order book: Eliza Sparks, aged 67, of Waterloo Bdgs, was buried on 4 Feb 1888. From the National Probate Calendar 1888: 16 February. The Will of Eliza Sparks late of 1 Waterloo-buildings Widcombe in the City of Bath Widow who died 31 January 1888 at 1 Waterloo-buildings was proved at Bristol by William Rufus Long of 1 Waterloo-buildings Butler the Nephew the sole Executor. Personal


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Estate £1,404 15s. 8d. While there is no memorial, the index entry for William Rufus Long states that his was the third burial in this grave. The birth of Kate Shattock was registered 1854/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longstreet. In the 1861 census at 39 Pelham Terrace, Kensington: Fanny Shattock, aged 31, widow, dressmaker, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and daughter Kate, aged 7, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 2 Regents Terrace, Widcombe, Bath: John Long, aged 46, tailor, born at Priston (Som), wife Maria, aged 45, born at Bath, and children: Edmund, aged 16, painter, born at Bath, Robert, aged 12, errand boy, born at Bath, and William Rufus, aged 10, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 54 Portland Road, Kensington, London: Fanny Shattock, aged 60, widow, dressmaker, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), daughter Kate, aged 26, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, and six lodgers. The marriage of Kate Shattock to William Rufus Long was registered 1889/Q4 Kensington. In the 1901 census at 22 Upper Camden Place, Walcot, Bath: William Rufus Long, aged 51, retired builder, born at Bath, wife Kate, aged 47, born at Bath, daughter Katherine E, aged 8, born at Bath, and a boarder. From the burial order book: Fanny Shattock, aged 77, of Morford St, was buried on 3 Feb 1898. From the burial register: William Rufus Long, aged 57, of 22 Daniel St, was buried on 4 Oct 1906.


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D.G.41 Edwin Churchill Pigott Fox (1842-1892) Elizabeth Augusta Pigott Fox (1850-1921)

In memoriam EDWIN CHURCHILL PIGOTT FOX

BORN AUG. 28 1842. DIED DEC. 24. 1892 “IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE WHICH GOD THAT CANNOT LIE, PROMISED BEFORE THE WHOLE WORLD BEGAN.” TITUS I.2

ELIZABETH AUGUSTA PIGOTT FOX

DIED JULY 4TH 1921. R.I.P

Cross on 3 plinths in polished, pink granite. The birth of Edwin Churchill Pigott Fox was registered 1842/Q4 Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Piggott. The birth of Elizabeth Augusta Piggott Fox was registered 1850/Q2 Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Pigott. The death of Edwin Churchill P Fox, aged 50, was registered 1892/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Edward Churchill Pigott Fox, aged 50, of 10 Vineyards, was buried on 29 Dec 1892. In the marriage of Edwin Fydell Fox, widower, surgeon, to Ellen Elizabeth Warrington on 16 Jul 1868 at St John’s Keynsham, witnesses included Agnes Pigott Fox and Elizabeth Augusta Pigott Fox who were daughters from his first marriage to Elizabeth Augusta Piggot. From the burial register: Elizabeth Augusta Pigott Fox, aged 71, of 10 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 7 Jul 1921.

D.G.42 Winifred Augusta Katharine Fox (1887-1890) Arthur Edward Wellington Fox (1844-1930) Emily Frances Fox (1858-1939)

Cross: In Memoriam

Plinths:

WINIFRED AUGUSTA KATHARINE FOX

BORN MAY 27TH 1887 DIED FEBRUARY 6TH 1890

AND OF ARTHUR EDWARD WELLINGTON FOX

BORN JUNE 25TH 1844. DIED JANUARY 12TH 1930

R.I.P.

Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Arthur Edward Wellington Fox was registered 1844/Q4 Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Pigott.


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EMILY FRANCES, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE BORN SEPTEMBER 11TH 1858

DIED JULY 29TH 1939

The birth of Emily Frances Babbington was registered 1858/Q2 Chorlton. The marriage of Arthur Edward W Fox to Emily Frances Babington was registered 1886/Q3 Barnstaple. The birth of Winifred Augusta Katherine Fox was registered 1887/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Babington. From the burial order book: Winifred Augusta Catherine Fox, aged 2, of Gay St, was buried on 10 Feb 1890. In the 1901 census at Ennox Lodge, Hinton Charterhouse (Som): Arthur E W Fox, aged 56, retired physician, born at Brislington (Som), wife Emily, aged 42, born at Carrington (Leics), and three servants. From the burial register: Arthur Edward Wellington Fox MD, aged 85, of 10 St James’ Square, Bath, was buried on 15 Jan 1930. From the burial register: Emily Frances Fox, 81, of 10 St James Sq, Bath, died at Church St Nursing Home, Bath and was buried on 1 Aug 1939.

D.G.43 Lucy Sophia Salmon (1817-1891) Henry Lowndes Salmon

SACRED TO THE LOVED MEMORY

OF LUCY SOPHIA SALMON

WIFE OF CAPTAIN HENRY LOWNDES SALMON

... 2ND BOMBAY LIGHT CAVALRY WHO DIED ON THE 13TH JULY 1891

AGED 76 YEARS

SHE WAS SPARED THE PAIN OF PARTING TEARS SHE WAS SPARED ALL MORTAL STRIFE

IT WAS SCARCELY DYING – SHE ONLY PASSED IN A MOMENT TO ENDLESS LIFE.

BUT THINK OF HER SWEET SURPRISE

Cross on 3 plinths. Incised inscription. In the 1881 census at 3 Chapel Row, Bath: L Sophia Salmon, aged 66, widow, lodger, widow of Captain in the Indian Army, born at Bath. The death of Lucy Sophia Salmon, aged 73, was registered 1891/Q3


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Names Inscriptions Notes THE SUDDEN AND STRANGE DELIGHT

SHE FELT AS SHE MET HER SAVIOUR’S SMILE AND WALKED WITH HIM IN WHITE

Bath. From the burial order book: Lucy Sophia Salmon, aged 73, of 94 Sydney Place, was buried on 17 Jul 1891. The age of 76 on the MI has been verified.

D.G.43a Leslie John Glass (1903-1905)

IN LOVING MEMORY

_ OF _ LESLIE JOHN GLASS

WHO DIED AUGUST 3RD 1905 AGED 2½ YEARS

― NO STAIN WAS ON HIS LITTLE HEART SIN HAD NOT ENTERED THERE AND INNOCENCE SLEPT GENTLY ON HIS PALE WHITE BROW SO FAIR HE WAS TOO PURE FOR THIS COLD EARTH TOO BEAUTIFUL TO STAY ......THE ANGELS CAME AND BORE OUR LITTLE ONE AWAY.

Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. The birth of Leslie John Glass was registered 1903/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ricketts. From the burial register: Leslie John Glass, aged 2, of Forester Avenue, was buried on 6 Aug 1905.

D.G.44 Philadelphia Mary McCausland (1827-1899) Constance Margaret McCausland (1855-1899) Conolly McCausland (1830-1902)

West: IN LOVING MEMORY

South (on 1 line): OF PHILADELPHIA MARY WIFE OF THE REV. CONOLLY MCCAUSLAND ALSO OF HIS

ELDEST DAUGHTER CONSTANCE MARGARET MCCAUSLAND WHO ENTERED East:

INTO REST ON SUNDAY FEB 26 1899 AND ON FRIDAY DEC.1.1899 North: ALSO THE REV. CONNOLLY MCCAUSLAND, M.A. DIED MARCH 24. 1902, AGED 76.

Cross and kerb. In the 1851 census at Styes, Sowerby (Yorks): Conolly McCausland, aged 25, unmarried, lodger, BA Trin Coll Dublin curate of Sowerby, born at Culmore (co Donegal, Ireland). The marriage of Conolly McCausland to Margaret Anne Yate was registered 1854/Q2 Wellington Sal. The birth of Constance Margaret McCausland was registered 1855/Q3 Loughborough. The marriage of Conolly McCausland to Philadelphia Mary Blackden


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was registered 1860/Q3 Upton S. In the 1861 census at Wrockwardine (Salop): Conolly McCausland, aged 35, curate of Wrockwardine, born in Ireland, wife Philadelphia Mary, aged 34, born at Thorpe (Derbys), daughter Constance Margaret, aged 5, born at Sutton Bennington (Notts), Mary Blackden, aged 68, widow, mother-in-law, formerly rector’s wife, born at St Ives (Hunts), two visitors and three servants. In the 1871 census at the Vicarage, New Road, Wombridge (Salop): Conolly McCausland, aged 45, vicar of Oakengates, born in Ireland, wife Philadelphia Mary, aged 44, born at Thorp (Derbys), children: Mary Theodosia, aged 9, born at Wrockwardine (Salop), and Ada Cayley, aged 5, born at Wrockwardine, and two servants. In the 1891 census at 1-2 Woodbine Place, Bathwick, Bath: Conolly McCausland, aged 65, clerk in holy orders, born in Ireland, wife P Mary, aged 64, born at Thorpe (Derbys), children: Mary J, aged 29, born at Wrockwardine (Salop), and Ada C, aged 25, born at Wrockwardine, and three servants. The death of Philadelphia Mary McCausland, aged 71, was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book; Philadelphia Mary McCausland, aged 71, of Woodhill Place, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 2 Mar 1899. The death of Constance Margaret McCausland, aged 44, was registered 1899 Bath. From the burial order book: Constance Margaret McCausland, aged 44, of Woodhill Place, was buried on 5 Dec 1899. The death of Conolly McCausland, aged 76, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Conolly McCausland, aged 71, of Woodhill Place, was buried on 27 Mar 1902. National Library of Ireland Ms.111, pp.183-4: Copy of confirmation of arms to the descendants of the Rev. Conolly McCausland, son of Marcus McCausland of Greencastle, with descent from Frederick


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McCausland of Streeve House, Co. Derry and to the daughter of the first mentioned being Mary Theodosia McCausland, wife of Lt. Col. Arthur Campbell Yate of Trederwn Hall, Montgomery, June 14, 1906.

D.G.45 Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner (1835-1898)

HENRY CHARLES BASKERVILLE TANNER LATE COLONEL B.S.C. DIED MARCH 16TH 1898

AGED 62.

“IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE ARE MANY MANSIONS.” .................................. IS BLESSED.”

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. British Library IOR/F/4/1373/54727 Jan 1831-Apr 1832, presumably referring to his father: Discovery by Captain Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner of coal deposits in the Patsandah Hills of Bhagalpur District – question of their possible exploitation, etc. In Prajñådhara Essays On Asian Art, History, Epigraphy And Culture in Honour of Gouriswar Bhattacharya, edited by Gerd J.R. Mevissen and Arundhati Banerji (New Delhi, Kaveri Books 2009): For an example of a photograph of a “dancing girl”, taken by Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner in a less “official” dress, see Forbes Watson & Kaye 1872: plate entitled ““Dancing Girl, Hindoo, Sind”: the principal class of dancing women in Sind is called Kanyari. From The London Gazette of 3 Oct 1884 p 4333: The undermentioned Lieutenant-Colonels of the Indian Staff Corps to be Colonels : — ... Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner, Bombay. Dated 8th June, 1884. The British Library has various paintings by Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner (1835-1898) including:

Water-colour painting of a rocky landscape near the Khyber Pass (North-West Frontier Province)

Wash drawing of a stream and boulders in West Sind, Pakistan,


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1864. Inscribed on the mount in pencil is: ‘1864: Goorroo ka Panee. Sind.’

Water-colour painting of a rocky landscape (W. Sind), 1863. Inscribed on the mount in pencil is: ‘Hill country west of Sehwan (Sind) 1863.

The description of the artist has “Tanner entered the Bombay artillery in 1854 and was transferred to Survey of India in 1862. During his time in Sindh (1863-64) he completed several landscape sketches.” From The West Australian (Perth WA) of Sat 2 Jul 1887: p2: TAKE NOTICE that William Afric Tanner, Vicar of St. Nicholas-at-Wade, in the county of Kent, England, and Sir Oriol Viveash Tanner, K.C.B., Brigadier General Bombay, Staff Corps, Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner, a Colonel in the said Staff Corps, and Mary Ellen Cusack of Bedford, England, by the said William Afric Tanner, their Attorney, have made application to be registered as the proprietors of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following parcels of land, viz. Fremantle Town Lot 225 ... From the burial register Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner, aged 62, of Fiesole, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 19 Mar 1898. From the National Probate Calendar 1898: TANNER Henry Charles Baskerville of “Fiesole” Bathwick-hill Bath colonel in the Indian-staff-corps died 16 March 1898 Probate Bristol 21 April to Mary Anne Jane Sealy Tanner widow Effects £481.

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Mary Milner (1818-1878) Joseph Milner (1794-1864) Mary Milner (1796-) Agnes Milner (1835-1880)

North: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MARY MILNER. ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOSEPH MILNER, M.A.

VICAR OF APPLEBY. WESTMORELAND. AND MARY HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT BATH. JUNE 23RD 1878.

... JESUS CHRIST HIS SON CLEANSETH US FROM ALL SIN.”

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

AGNES MILNER YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOSEPH MILNER, M.A.

Pitched 4 ways and kerb. Double-width plot. In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Appleby (Westmorland): Joseph Milner, aged 57, vicar of St Lawrence Appleby, born at Middleham (Yorks), wife Mary, aged 55, author, born at Hull (Yorks), children:


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VICAR OF APPLEBY. WESTMORELAND. & MARY HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT BATH. JULY 4TH 1880.

“THE DEAD IN CHRIST SHALL RISE FIRST. THE WE WHICH ARE ALIVE AND REMAIN SHALL BE CAUGHT UP. TOGETHER WITH THEM IN THE CLOUDS TO MEET THE LORD IN THE AIR: AND SO SHALL WE EVER BE WITH THE LORD.” I THESS.16.17.

Mary, aged 30, born at Appleby, Catherine, aged 26, born at Appleby, Elizabeth, aged 23, born at Appleby, Rosamond, aged 21, born at Appleby, and Agnes, aged 16, born at Appleby, and two servants. The death of Joseph Milner was registered 1964/Q4 E Ward. From the National Probate Calendar 1864: 13 December. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of the Reverend Joseph Milner late of Appleby in the County of Westmorland Clerk a Widower deceased who died 28 November 1864 at Appleby aforesaid was granted at Carlisle to the Reverend Joseph Milner of Ailesworth in the County of Northampton Clerk the Son of the said Deceased he having been first sworn. Effects under £1,000. From the burial register: Mary Milner, aged 59, of 18 Raby Place, was buried on 27 Jun 1878. From the burial register: Agnes Milner, aged 45, of 3 Darlington Place, was buried on 8 Jul 1880.

D.G.48 John Andrews (1789-1871)

North: In hope of eternal life

CAPTAIN JOHN ANDREWS LATE OF THE 4TH DRAGOON GUARDS

BORN AT DUKINFIELD, CHESHIRE FEBRUARY 1ST 1789. DIED AT BATH. JUNE 6TH 1871.

― ERECTED IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE BY HIS SONS JAMES AND ROBERT.

Pitched 2 ways. In the 1861 census at 25 Sydney Buildings, Bath: John Andrews, aged 72, widower, Capn in Army on Hf Pay, born at Stockport (Ches). In the 1871 census at 13 Beauford Buildings, Bath: John Andrews, aged 82, widower, Captn retired half-pay 2 Drag Guards, born at Stockport (Ches). From the burial register: John Andrews, aged 82, of 13 Beaufort West, was buried on 10 Jun 1871.


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D.G.48a Elizabeth Falkner (1843-1909) Henry Falkner (1814-)

North, side: ELIZABETH FALKNER PASSED AWAY MARCH 12TH 1909 AGED 65 YEARS

West, side:

EX UMBRIS ET IMAGINBUS IN VERTITATEM

North, top: SLEEP TILL THE END TRUE SOUL AND SWEET

East, side:

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF HENRY FALKNER [OF] LOUTH LINCOLNSHIRE

Kerb. In the 1851 census at East Cottage, Commercial Road, Louth (Lincs): Harry Falkner, aged 36, solicitor, born at Southwell (Notts), wife Elizabeth, aged 29, born at Southwell, children: Elizabeth, aged 7, born at Southwell, Harry F C, aged 4, born at Louth, Charles E, aged 3, born at Louth, Amelia J, aged 2, born at Louth, and Mary Jane, aged 6 months, born at Louth, and three servants. In the 1881 at 1 Mount Olivet, Louth (Lincs): Elizabeth Falkner, aged 37, unmarried, annuitant, born at Southwell (Notts), and a servant. In the 1901 census at 1 Broad Park Avenue, Ifracombe (Devon): Emily C S Shaw, aged 51, widow, living on own means, born at Sirhaat, India, and Elizabeth Falkner, aged 57, unmarried, visitor, living on own means, born at Southwell (Notts). The death of Elizabeth Falkner, aged 65, was registered 1909/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Falkner, aged 65, of 14 Darlington Place, was buried 15 Mar 1909. From the National Probate Calendar 1909: FALKNER Elizabeth of 14 Darlington-place Bath spinster died 12 March 1909 at Brockley Private Nursing Hospital Great Bedford-street Bath Probate London 18 May to Emily Catherine Septima Shaw widow, Effects £795 15s. 5d. In the 1911 census at 14 Darlington Place, Bath: Emily C S Shaw, aged 61, widow, [living on] private means, born in Bengal, India, a servant


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and Gertrude Lilian Gale, aged 24, niece (visitor), born at Gillingham (Kent). From the burial register & burial order book: Emily Catherine Septima Shaw, aged 81, of Charmwood House, Wotton Without, Gloucester, was buried on 2 Sep 1931. From the National Probate Calendar 1931: SHAW Emily Catherine Septima of Charnwood Hose Wotton-St. Mary Gloucestershire widow died 30 August 1931 Probate Gloucester 6 October to John Wilton Haines solicitor. Effects £3448 7s. 1d.


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D.H.21 William Pike (1805-1869) Elizabeth Pike (1804-1887) Jane Pike (1833-1904) Elizabeth Ann Ashman (1834-1914) Charles Ashman (1823-1894)


WILLIAM PIKE OF 11 HENRIETTA VILLAS OF THIS CITY WHO DIED 2ND MARCH 1869. AGED 63.

IN LIFE BELOVED IN DEATH DEEPLY LAMENTED. THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM

North:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH, WIFE OF WILLIAM PIKE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 20TH 1887 AGED 84. BLESS THE LORD O MY SOUL PSALM 103.1

West:

ALSO OF JANE

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM & ELIZABETH PIKE

DIED AUGUST 4TH 1904. AGED 71 YEARS.

East: ALSO

IN MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH ANN ASHMAN WIDOW OF CHARLES ASHMAN

OF BATH AND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE NAMED WILLIAM PIKE

WHO DIED 9TH APRIL 1914.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at 32 Daniel Street, Bath: William Pike, aged 55, retired carpenter, born at Tetbury (Glos), wife Elizabeth, aged 58, born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 27, unmarried, born at Bath, and Ann, aged 23, unmarried, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: William Pike, aged 63, of Henrietta Villas, was buried on 10 Mar 1869. From the burial register: Elizabeth Pike, aged 82, of 11 Henrietta Villas, was buried on 23 May 1887. In the 1891 census at 14 Beaufort Bldgs West, Bath: Charles Ashman, aged 67, retired wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth A, aged 57, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Charles Ashman, aged 70, was registered 1894/Q1 Bath. In the 1901 census at 14 Beaufort West, Bath: Elizabeth A Ashman, aged 67, widow, no occupation, born at Bathwick, Bath, Jane Pike, aged 69, unmarried, sister, no occupation, born at Kirkhams Bdgs, Bath, and two servants. From the burial register Jane Pike, aged 71, of 14 Beaufort West, was buried on 9 Aug 1904.


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From the burial register: Elizabeth Anne Ashman, aged 79, of Brislington House, Brislington, was buried on 14 Apr 1914.

D.H.22 Emily Gascoigne (1782-1868)

South: In memory of

EMILY GASCOIGNE WHO DIED JANUARY 18TH 1868

AGED 85 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at the home of John Kilvert, physician, at 12 Darlington Street, Bath: Emily Gascoigne, aged 80, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born in London. The death of Emily Gascoigne, aged 85, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Emily Gascoigne, aged 85, of Darlington St, was buried on 22 Jan 1868.

D.H.23 Lucinda Monnier Stevens (1802-1877)

North: DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1877

Tomb with pitched sides, leaning northwards with the southern side underground. Baptised on 23 Aug 1802 at St Dunstan’s, Stepney, London: Lucinda Moriner Stevens, daughter of William & Catherine Stevens [IGI]. In the 1871 census at 3 Duke Street, Bath: Lucinda Stephens, aged 66, unmarried, boarder, annuitant, born at Stepney, London. The death of Lucinda Monnier Stevens, aged 75, was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Lucinda Morriner Stevens, aged 72, of 7 South Parade, was buried on 22 Dec 1877.


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D.H.24 Francis Date (1797-1878) Mary Date (1796-1881) Charles Date (1828-1902)

No memorial found. In the 1871 census at 2 Rochfort Cottages, Bath: Charles Date, aged 43, painter & glazier, born at Bath, wife Susannah, aged 36, born at Oakhill (Som), and son Charles, aged 16, painter (apprentice, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 3 Rochfort Cottages, Bath: Francis Date, aged 73, plasterer, born at Bath, and wife Mary, aged 72, born at Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Francis Date, aged 80, of nr Rochford Place, was buried on 22 Feb 1878. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Date, aged 84, of Rochfort Cottage, was buried on 3 Jun 1881. In the 1881 census at 3 Prospect Place Cottages, Bathwick, Bath: Charles Date, aged 53, builder, born at Bath, and wife Susannah, aged 45, born at Oakhill (Som). In the 1891 census at 27 Daniel Street, Bath: Charles Date, aged 63, builder, born at Bath, and wife Susannah, aged 53, born at Oakhill (Som). The death of Charles Date, aged 74, was registered 1902/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Date, aged 74, of 27 Daniel St, was buried on 5 Jul 1902. See also L.T.3.

D.H.25 John Thomas Herbert Maslin (1878-1879)

North: J. T. H. M.

Kerb. The birth of Josephine Mary Love was registered 1851/Q4 Bath,


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mother’s maiden name: Longland. The marriage of Thomas Maslen to Josephine Mary Love at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1873/Q2 Bath. The birth of Joseph Longland Maslen was registered 1874/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Love. The birth of Herbert John T Maslin was registered 1877/Q4 Marlborough. From the burial register & burial order book: Joseph Longland Maslin, aged 3, of 23 Alexander Terrace/ Alexander Rd, was buried on 25 Jul 1878. The death of John Thomas Herbert Maslin, aged 1, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: John Thomas Longland, aged 1 year ? months, of Cliff Cottage, Stanley Rd, was buried on 18 Apr 1879. The birth of Marguerite Josephine Mary Maslen was registered 1879/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Love. In the 1911 census at Lansdown Villa, Weston, Bath: Josephine Mary Maslen, aged 57, widow, born at Bath, and children: Mary J V, aged 27, unmarried, private governess, born at Bath, and Thomas Alexander, aged 21, unmarried, commercial traveller – timber, born at Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Josephine Mary Maslen, aged 42, of The Close, Salisbury, was buried on 31 Oct 1921. From the burial register: Josephine Mary Maslen, aged 83, of 150 Englishcombe Lane, Bath, was buried on 11 Mar 1935.

D.H.26 Jane Halse (1826-1878)

South: In memory of JANE HALSE

DIED AT BATH OCT. 12TH 1878 AGED 52.

Pitched 4 ways.


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In the 1861 census at Coburg Terrace, Sidmouth (Devon): Mary Weller, aged 60, widow, farmer’s widow, born at Clay Hydon (Devon), and Jane Halse, aged 35, married, servant, house servant to Miss Lester from home, born at Kenn (Devon). In the 1871 census at Cotmator House, Sidmouth (Devon): Ann Warner, aged 80, fund & land owner, born in London, two children, Jane Halse, aged 45, widow, servant, housemaid domestic, born at Kenn (Devon), and two other servants. From the burial register: Jane Halse, aged 52, of 6 Edward St, was buried on 17 Oct 1878. From the National Probate Calendar 1878: 23 October. The Will of Jane Halse late of 6 Edward-street Bathwick in the City of Bath Lodging-house Keeper a Widow who died 12 October 1878 at 6 Edward-street was proved at the Principal Registry by Elizabeth Ann Warner of Sidmouth in the County of Devon Spinster the sole Executrix. Personal Estate less than £100.

D.H.27 Edwin Thompson (1833-1888) Matilda Thompson (1843-1897) Rose Anna Thompson (1871-1931)

In Affectionate Memory of

EDWIN THOMPSON BORN AUGUST 10TH 1833, DIED JANUARY 14TH 1888.

“KINDLY HE BORE AFFLICTIONS PAINFUL ROD, AND CALMLY BREATHED HIS SPIRIT HOME TO GOD.”

― Also MATILDA,

BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE, WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY

SEPTEMBER 13TH 1897, AGED 54 YEARS.

― “THO’ LOST TO SIGHT TO MEMORY EVER DEAR.”

Also ROSE ANNA THOMPSON,

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE BORN APRIL 20TH 1871. DIED DECR 15TH 1931.

Headstone with rounded top and kerb. The marriage of Edwin Thompson to Matilda Ann Gingell was registered 1863/Q3 Bath. The birth of Edward James Thompson was registered 1864/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gingell. The birth of Rosanna Thompson was registered 1871/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dingell (!).


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― “THE SHOCK WAS GREAT, THE BLOW SEVERE. TO PART WITH ONE WE LOVED SO DEAR.”

In the 1881 census at 13 Grove Street, Bath: Edwin Thompson, aged 48, coal merchant, born at Littleton Drew (Som), wife Matilda, aged 35, born at Bath, five children, two servants and Alfred Thompson, aged 50, married, labourer, born at Littleton Drew. From the burial order book: Edwin Thompson, aged 54, of Henrietta Bdgs, was buried on 22 Jan 1888. The death of Matilda Thompson, aged 54, was registered 1897/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Matilda Thompson, aged 54, of 2 Henrietta Bdgs, was buried on 19 Sep 1897. From the burial register: Rose Anna Thompson, aged 60, of 16 St Johns Rd, Bath, was buried on 18 Dec 1931.

D.H.28 No memorial found. No entry in the burial order book.

D.H.29 Samuel Frost (1816-1888) Telitha Frost (1818-1889)

No memorial found. The birth of Elizabeth Frost in 1855 was registered 1856/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hunt. In the 1881 census at 2 Henrietta Cottages, Bath: Samuel Frost, aged 66, coachman (fly driver), born in Devon, wife Telitha, aged 64, born at Chitterne (Wilts), and daughter Elizabeth, aged 23, born at Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Samuel Frost, aged 71, of Henrietta Bdgs, was buried on 9 Feb 1888. From the burial register & burial order book: Telitha Frost, aged 71, of Henrietta Bdgs, was buried on 29 Nov 1889.

D.H.30 Gertrude Harriet O’Bryen Horsford (1848-1863) James Payne Horsford (1803-1870) Elizabeth Horsford (1812-1872)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF GERTRUDE HARRIET O’BRYEN HORSFORD

SECOND DAUGHTER OF ........... HORSFORD AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE

[BOR]N DECEMBER 9TH 1848. [DIED] OCTOBER 15TH 1863.

South:

...........................THE LORD” REVELATIONS XIV.CH 13:V

............................ TABERNACLES

Pitched 4 ways. Partly delaminated on the northern side. There is a large ant hill on the southern side. In the 1851 census at Laura Place, Southampton: James P Horsford, aged 47, Chaplain of Trinity Church, Columbo (sic), Ceylon on leave of absence, born in Antigua, West Indies, wife Elizabeth, aged 38, born


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Names Inscriptions Notes ............................ HOUSE NOT ................RINTHIANS.V. CH. LV.

at Bath, seven children of which the sixth was Gertrude H O’B, aged 2, born at Columbo, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 13 Johnstone Street, Bath: James P Horsford, aged 57, clergyman, born in Antigua West Indies, wife Elizabeth, born at Bath, four children and four servants. From the burial register: Gertrude Harriet O’Bryen Horsford, aged 14, of Johnstone St, was buried on 19 Oct 1863. From Historical and Topographical Notes Etc. On Buttevant, Castletown Roche, Doneraile, Mallow, -And Places in their Vicinity. Collected by Colonel James Grove White, C.M.G., D.L. p44: 5. Elizabeth [Hoare], m. 1838, Rev. James Payne Horsford, colonial chaplain on the Ecclesiastical Establishment of the island of Ceylon. She d. 21 Sept., 1872, leaving issue. (The date of 1872 would seem to wrong as in 1871 she was a widow. A pedigree published online at genealogy.com gives the date as 21 Sep 1870. The ‘O’Bryen’ in the children’s names arises because her mother was Lady Harriet O’Bryen.) The death of James Payne Horsford, aged 65, was registered 1870/Q1 Tavistock. From the National Probate Calendar 1870: 26 March. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of the Reverend James Payne Horsford late of Tavistock in the County of Devon Clerk deceased who died 5 February 1870 at Tavistock aforesaid were granted at Exeter to Elizabeth Horsford of Tavistock aforesaid Widow the Relict of the said Deceased she having been first sworn. Effects under £600. In the 1871 census at 3 Endsleigh Terrace, Tavistock (Devon): Elizabeth Horsford, aged 58, widow, gentlewoman, born at Bath, children: Emily J O B, aged 25, born at Colombo, Ceylon, Grace E O B, aged 20, born at Bournemouth, and Laura E O B, aged 15, born at Bitterne (Hants), and a servant.


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The death of Elizabeth Horsford, aged 59, was registered 1872/Q3 Tavistock.

D.H.31 Sarah Holbrook (1818-1886) John Holbrook (1811-1896)

Headstone with a rounded top and kerb. Completely delaminated. In the 1881 census at 39 Bathwick Street, Bath: John Holbrook, aged 69, lodging house keeper, born at Burnett (Som), wife Sarah, aged 62, born at Bristol, and two daughters. The death of Sarah Holbrook, aged 68, was registered 1886/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Sarah Holbrook, aged 68, of 9 Daniel St, was buried on 12 Oct 1886. In the 1891 census at 9 Daniel Street, Bath: John Holbrook, aged 77, married, lodging house keeper, born at Burnett (Som), two daughters and three lodgers. From the burial order book: John Holbrook, aged 84, of 9 Daniel St, was buried on 11 Jan 1896. From the grant of probate, he died on 6 Jan 1896. From the National Probate Calendar 1896: HOLBROOK John of 9 Daniel-street Bath lodging-house keeper died 6 January 1896 Probate Bristol 18 March to George Bull accountant and Henry Hale retired schoolmaster Effects £384 19s. 3d.

D.H.32 Amelia Taylor (1816-1886)

AMELIA TAYLOR DIED

NOV•3•1886 AGED 70.


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Headstone surmounted by a cross. From the burial order book: Amelia Taylor, aged 69, of 17 Bathwick St, was buried on 5 Nov 1886.

D.H.33 Edmund Sully (1844-1889) Amy Sully (1852-1926) William Edmund Sully (1874-1932)

In Loving Memory of

MY DEAR HUSBAND EDMUND SULLY

WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JUNE 29TH 1889

AGED 44. ―•―

“BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.”

ALSO AMY SULLY WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED MAY 21ST 1926.

AGED 73. ―•―

PEACE PERFECT PEACE

―•― ALSO WILLIAM EDMUND

ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE DIED JUNE 25TH 1932

―•― AT REST

Headstone with a rounded top and kerb. The marriage of Edmund Sully to Amy Hughes at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1871/Q1 Bath. The birth of William Edmund Sully was registered 1874/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hughes. The birth of Samuel Edward Sully was registered 1880/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hughes. In the 1881 census at a cottage named “Sullys” near Cleveland Baths, Bathwick, Bath: Edmund Sully, aged 35, general gardener, born at Bath, wife Amy, aged 31, born in Wales, and children: Lavina I, aged 9, born at Bath, William E, aged 6, born at Bath, and Samuel E, age 1, born at Bath. From the burial order book: Edmund Sully, aged 44, of Boat House, was buried on 3 Jul 1889. The marriage of William Edmund Sully to Alice Mary Denton at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1908/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Amy Sully, aged 73, of 4 Cleveland Row,


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Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 26 May 1926. From the burial register: William Edmund Sully, aged 57, of 4 Cleveland Row, Bath, was buried on 1 Jul 1932.

D.H.34 Isabella Augusta Johnstone (1826-1890)

No memorial found. In the 1881 census at 33 Daniel Street, Bath: Isabella A Johnstone, aged 55, widow, boarder, annuitant, born at Bombay, India. From the burial order book: Isabella Augusta Johnstone, aged 63, of 34 Daniel St, was buried on 20 Mar 1890.

D.H.35 Kittie Skuse (1856-1888)

No memorial found. The birth of Catherine Martha Skuse was registered 1956/Q2 Guildford. In the 1871 census at 17 John Street, Holborn, London: Fanny C H Baker, aged 38, unmarried independent, born at Portsmouth, two lodgers, Katherine M Skuse, aged 13, servant, born at Guildford, and five other servants. The death of Kittie Skuse, aged 32, was registered 1888/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Kittie Skuse, aged 32, of Castle View, was buried on 5 Jul 1888.

D.H.36 Mary Booth (1809-1893) Richard F Curry

IN MEMORY OF

MARY BOOTH. WHO DIED ON THE 9TH DAY OF

JULY 1893 AGED 84 YEARS.

― FOR 30 YEARS A FAITHFUL FRIEND & SERVANT

IN THE FAMILY OF RICHARD F. CURRY CUMBERLAND LODGE BATH

Headstone with rounded top. In the 1881 census at Shottery Hall, Old Stratford (Warks): Mary Booth, aged 71, widow, nurse domestic, born at Barnstaple (Devon). In the 1891 census at 2 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Richard F Curry, aged 40, Inspector of Schools, born at Ch.... (Dorset), wife May B, aged 41, born at Rochdale (Lancs), Jane Sedbury, aged 26, cook, born at Downend (Som), and Mary Booth, aged 82, widow, general servant, born at Barnstaple (Devon).


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From the burial order book: Mary Booth, aged 84, of 2 Bathwick Hill, was buried on 11 Jan 1893.

D.H.37 Dorothy Horton (1893)

In LOVING MEMORY

OF DOROTHY HORTON

DIED DECEMBER 29TH 1893 AGED 20 DAYS.

Small headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. The birth of Dorothy Horton was registered 1893/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gane. From the burial order book; Dorothy Horton, aged 20 days, of Adelaide Place, was buried on 29 Dec 1893.

D.H.38 Dorothy Louisa Maslen (1889-1895) Joseph Thomas Maslen (1898-1899)

No memorial found. The birth of Dorothy Louisa Maslen was registered 1889/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stevens. In the 1891 census at 6 Sydney Wharf, Bath: Charles Maslen, aged 28, boot & shoe maker, born at All Cannings (Wilts), wife Ann, aged 27, born at All Cannings, Joseph Maslen, aged 26, unmarried, boot & shoe maker, born at All Cannings, children: Lillian F A, aged 3, born at Bath, and Dorothy L, aged 1, born at Bath, a boarder, and Richard J Stevens, aged 17, brother-in-law, boot & shoe maker, born at All Cannings. The death of Dorothy Louisa Maslen, aged 6, was registered 1895/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Dorothy Louisa Maslin, aged 6, of Sydney Wharf, was buried on 9 Sep 1895. The birth of Joseph Thomas Maslen was registered 1898/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stevens.


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The death of Joseph Thomas Maslin, aged 1, was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Joseph Thomas Maslin, aged 15 months, of Sydney Wharf, was buried on 10 Oct 1899.

D.H.39-40

George Burdon (1822-1897) Frances Jane Burdon (1843-1927)

GEORGE

ELDEST SON OF GEORGE BURDON, OF HEBDON

NORTHUMBERLAND FELL ASLEEP APRIL 30, 1897. AGED 74.

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF

FRANCES JANE, WIFE OF GEORGE BURDON,

DIED JUNE 20. 1927, AGED 83. R.I.P.

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1891 census at Batheaston Villa, Batheaston (Som): George Burdon, aged 68, living on own means, born at Heddon (Northumberland), wife Franc[e]s, aged 47, born at Hammersmith, London, children: Edward G G, aged 18, born at Hammersmith, Walter, aged 16, born at Hammersmith, William, aged 15, born at Marylebone, Herbert, aged 12, born at Teignmouth (Devon), Oliver, aged 10, born at Teignmouth, and Cyril, aged 8, born at Teignmouth, a governess, a nurse and five servants. From the burial order book: George Burdon, aged 74, of Hampton Hill House, was buried on 5 May 1897. In the 1901 census at 14 Daniel Street, Bath: Frances Jane Burdon, aged 57, widow, living on own means, born in London, and a servant. From the burial register: Frances Jane Burdon, aged 83, of 8 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 24 Jun 1927.

D.H.41 Elizabeth Graham Dycer (1832-1897) Charles Dycer (1825-1911)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF ELIZABETH GRAHAM DYCER.

WHO DIED ON 28TH SEPTEMBER 1897, THE BELOVED WIFE OF

BRIGADE SURGEON CHARLES DYCER, M.D. EDIN. F.R.C.S.

―

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In the 1891 census at 73 Pulteney Street, Bath: Charles Dycer, aged 63, physician (retired), born in Ireland, and wife Elizabeth, aged 55, born at Hampstead (Middx). From the burial register: Elizabeth Graham Dycer, aged 65, of Victoria Road, was buried on 2 Oct 1897. In the 1901 census at 5 Victoria Road, Twerton, Bath: Charles Dycer, aged 72, widower, Army surgeon retired, born in Ireland. The death of Charles Dycer, aged 85, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath.

D.H.42 Ellen Reade (1825-1900) Edmond Reade

In memory of ELLEN

FOURTH DAUGHTER OF EDMOND READE. ESQ. BORN THE 25TH OF OCTOBER 1825.

DIED THE 9TH OF MARCH 1900. “THE LORD ID MY LIGHT AND MY SALVATION WHO THEN SHALL I FEAR.” PSALM XXXVII.

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1881 census at 21 Brock Street, Bath: Mary Ellen Reade, aged 55, unmarried, income from dividends &c, born in Ireland. In the 1891 census at 54 Pulteney Street, Bath: Ellen Reade, aged 65, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born in Ireland. The death of Ellen Reade, aged 74, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Ellen Reade, aged 74, of 12 Pulteney St, was buried on 13 Mar 1900.

D.H.43 Elizabeth Revell (1825-1900)

No memorial found. The death of Elizabeth Revell, aged 74, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Revell, aged 74, of 7 Kirkhams Bdgs, was buried on 12 Jan 1900.


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Caroline Russell (1814-1902) Caroline Mary Russell (1852-1904) Robert Russell

In Memory of ― CAROLINE ―

WIDOW OF ROBERT RUSSELL, SALT-HILL, DONEGAL,

DIED JAN. 4TH 1902, AGED 87. “PEACE PERFECT PEACE”

ALSO OF HER DAUGHTER CAROLINE MARY RUSSELL

DIED JULY 8TH 1904.

Cross on 3 plinths. Double-width plot. There is a press report dated 17 Jul 1857 which refers to the death by drowning of Alexander Robert Russell, aged 8 years, the only son of Robert Russell, Esq., of Salt Hill, Mountcharles. From Thom’s Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862 in the section dealing with Donegal, in a list of magistrates: Russell, Robert, Salt Hill, Mount Charles

In the 1901 census at 1 Sydney Place, Bath: Caroline Russell, aged 86, widow, living on own means, born at Inniskeel, Donegal, children: Caroline Mary, aged 46, unmarried, born at Mountcharles, Lucy Margaret, aged 40, unmarried, born at Salthill, and Georgina Clara, aged 37, unmarried, born at Salthill, Donegal, and four servants. (Mountcharles is a village in county Donegal.) From the burial register: Caroline Russell, aged 87, of 1 Sydney Place, was buried on 8 Jan 1902. From the burial register: Caroline Mary Russell, aged 52, of Grove House, Yeovil, was buried on 12 Jul 1904.

D.H.45 Charles Fell (1838-1892) Susan Fell (1841-1920) Albert William Fell (1865-1944)

IN loving remembrance of

CHARLES FELL WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

NOVEMBER 16TH 1892 AGED 54 YEARS

― LOST TO SIGHT BUT TO MEMORY EVER DEAR

― ALSO SUSAN

THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

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APRIL 5TH 1920, AGED 78 YEARS

― HER END WAS PEACE

― ALSO

ALBERT WILLIAM FELL SON OF THE ABOVE DIED MAY 11TH 1944,

AGED 79. RE-UNITED

The marriage of Charles Fell to Susan Butt at Holy Trinity, Combe Down, Bath was registered 1862/Q4 Bath. The birth of Albert William Fell was registered 1865/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Butt. The birth of Florence Amy Fell was registered 1875/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Butt. In the 1891 census at 5 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: Charles Fell, aged 51, dairyman, born in Wiltshire, wife Susan, aged 47, born at Bath, daughter Florence, aged 15, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Albert Fell, aged 5, grandson, born at Bow, London. In the 1891 census at 116 Rutland Street, Mile End Old Town, London: Albert W Fell, aged 28, widower, blacksmith, born at Bathwick, Bath. From the burial order book: Charles Fell, aged 54, of 5 Hampton Row, was buried on 21 Nov 1892. In the 1901 census at 116 Rutland Street, Mile End Old Town, London: Albert W Fell, aged 37, widower, blacksmith, born at Bath. From the burial register: Susan Fell, aged 78, of 5 Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 9 Apr 1920. From the burial register: Albert William Fell, aged 79, of 3 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 16 May 1944.

D.H.46 Samuel Burcombe (1833-1891) Sarah Rachel Burcombe (1832-1907)

In Loving Memory of SAMUEL BURCOMBE,

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 16TH DECR 1891 AGED 58 YEARS.

“THY WILL BE DONE.”

Also

SARAH RACHEL, WIFE OF THE ABOVE


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DIED MARCH 10TH 1907 AGED 74 YEARS.

Headstone. The marriage of Samuel Burcombe to Sarah Rachel Padfield was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. In the 1891 census at 4 Laura Place, Bath: Samuel Burcombe, aged 58, lodging house keeper, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Sarah, aged 57, born at Frome (Som), a servant and lodgers and their servants. From the burial order book: Samuel Burcombe, aged 58, of 4 Laura Place, was buried on 22 Dec 1891. From the burial register: Sarah Rachel Burcombe, aged 74, of 10 Edward St, was buried on 13 Mar 1907.

D.H.47 Thomas Bryant (1806-1895)

North: THOMAS BRYANT DIED DECR 14TH ....

Kerb. There is an ant hill on north-western corner. In the 1861 census at 13 Hamptow Row, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Bryant, aged 54, butcher, born at Batheaston (Som), wife Susan, aged 40, born at Bishop Stortford (Herts), and children: William, aged 2 months, born at Bath, and Harriet, aged 17, ironer, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 11 Hampton Row, Bath: Thos Bryant, aged 74, born at Batheaston (Som), butcher, wife Susan, aged 62, laundress, born at Bishop Stortford (Herts), son Wm A, aged 20, solicitor’s clerk, born at Bath. From the burial order book: Susannah Bryant, aged 71, of Hampton Row, was buried on 9 Apr 1890. From the burial order book: Thomas Bryant, aged 89, of 33 Villa Fields, was buried on 18 Dec 1895.


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D.H.48a Thomas Baker Martin Sulivan (1825-1906) Eugenia Monica Sulivan (1876-1917) Isabel Christina Victorina Sulivan (1840-1927)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY

OF THOMAS B. M. SULIVAN

VICE-ADMIRAL BORN JULY 26. 1825, DIED NOV. 30. 1906.

AND HIS DAUGHTER

EUGENIA MONICA, DIED MARCH 21. 1917.

AND HIS WIFE

ISABEL CRISTINA VICTORINA BORN JAN 8. 1840,

DIED DEC. 22. 1927. ......

IN THE LORD I PUT MY TRUST

ALLELUIA R•I•P

Cross and a slab. The inscription is on the slab, facing east. The marriage of Thomas Baker M M Sulivan to Isabel Christina V Du Box was registered 1868/Q1 Christchurch. The birth of Isabel Eugenia H Sulivan was registered 1869/Q1 Portsea. In the 1871 census at The Elms, Heston (Middx): Eugena E Du Box, aged 54, widow, [living on an] annuity, born in London, Henrietta Du Box, aged 20, daughter, born in Spain, Thomas B Sullivan, aged 44, married, son-in-law, Captain Royal Service, born at Newport nr Margate (Kent), Isabel Sullivan, aged 31, daughter, born in Spain, Isabel Sullivan, aged 2, grand-daughter, born in Hampshire, and six servants. The birth of Eugenia Monica Sulivan was registered 1876/Q3 Portsea. From The London Gazette of 29 Jul 1881 p3740: Admiralty, 28th July, 1881, IN accordance with the provisions of Her Majesty’s Order in Council of the 22nd February, 1870— Captain Thomas Baker Martin Sulivan has been placed on the Retired List of his rank from the 26th instant. From the description of a Crimea 1854-5 medal that was sold at auction: Thomas Baker Martin Sulivan served as Lieutenant in the Royal Albert,


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flag ship of Rear-Admiral Sir E. Lyons, in the Black Sea, during the Russian War 1854-55 (Crimean and Turkish medals, and Sebastopol clasp). He was awarded Captain’s Good Service Pension and retired as Vice-Admiral on 4 January 1891. In the 1891 census at 24-25 Clarence Parade, Landport, Portsmouth: Thomas B M Sullivan, aged 64, vice admiral retired, born at Margate (Kent), wife Isabel C V, aged 51, born in Spain, children: Isable (sic) E H, aged 22, born at Southsea (Hants), Beatrice M, aged 19, born at Isleworth (Middx), and Sybil B T, aged 11, born at Sheerness (Kent), and a servant. In the 1901 census at 5 Devonshire Hill, Hampstead, London: Eugenia Monica Sulivan, aged 24, unmarried, visitor, born at Portsmouth. From the burial register: Thomas Baker Martin Sulivan, aged 80, of 17 Somerset Place, Bath, was buried on 4 Dec 1906. From the burial register: Eugenia Monica Sulivan, aged 40, of 41a Pulteney St, was buried on 24 Mar 1917. From the burial register Isabel Christina Victorina Sulivan, aged 87, of 4 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 24 Dec 1927.


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D.Ha.21 Mary Christina James (1843-1889)

South: MARY CHRISTINA JAMES BORN MARCH 1ST 1843, DIED MARCH 7TH 1889

“MY ....... SHALL GO WITH THEE AND I WILL GIVE THEE REST.” ST JOHN XXXII.1_.

Multilayered tomb with a raised cross on the flat upper surface. The birth of Mary Christina James was registered 1843/Q2 Stow in the Wold. In the 1881 census at 16 Catherine Place, Walcot, Bath: James J Mitchell, aged 59, physician & surgeon MRCS, born at Gerrards Cross (Bucks), wife Mary Ann, aged 48, born at Wisbech (Cambs), Mary C James, aged 38, unmarried, niece, born at Evenlode (Worcs), and two servants. From the burial order book; Mary Christina James, aged 46, of 6 Catherine Place, was buried on 10 May 1889.

D.Ha.22 Anne Cradduck Challen (1833-1867) James Challen (1805-1891) Sarah Challen (1807-1870)

North: TO THE MEMORY OF

ANNE CRADDUCK CHALLEN THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF JAMES AND SARAH CHALLEN

WHO DIED JANUARY 24TH 1867 AGED 33 YEARS

“I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS.” PSALM 17.16 VERSE South:

TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH CHALLEN

THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES CHALLEN DIED OCTOBER 28TH 1870. AGED 63 YEARS.

“PRECIOUS IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD IS THE DEATH OF HIS SAINTS.”

Pitched 4 ways with, on the upper surface, at the eastern end, a circular base for an absent feature. In the 1851 census at 6 Brixton Place, Brixton (Surrey): James Challen, aged 45, born at Marlborough (Wilts), wife Sarah, aged 42, born at St Pancras, London, five children of which the eldest was Annie C, aged 17, born at Odiam (Hants), and a servant.


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In the 1861 census at Swinnow House, Swinnow, Wetherby (Yorks): Annie C Challen, aged 27, unmarried, governess, born at Odiham (Hants). From the burial register: Anne Cradduck Challen, aged 33, of Stoneleigh Villas, was buried on 30 Jan 1867. From the burial register: Sarah Challen, aged 63, of Llanba...och, Usk, Monmouthshire, was buried on 2 Nov 1870. In the 1891 census at Deans Walk, St Catherines, Gloucester: James Challen, aged 86, living on own means, born at Marlborough (Wilts), and wife Jane E, aged 49, born at Worcester. From the burial order book: James Challen, aged 86, of Gloucester, was buried on 17 Dec 1891. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: CHALLEN James of 56 Oxford Road Gloucester died 12 December 1891 Probate Gloucester 13 February to Jane Elizabeth Challen widow Effects £153.

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Emma Morgan (1799-1876) John Thomas Morgan (1788-1841) John Pearce Morgan (1830-1878) Agnes Morgan (1831-1896) Emma Ayliffe Morgan (1827-1900) Jane Lessiter (1803-1890)

Upper surface: In loving memory of

EMMA WIDOW OF J. T. MORGAN.

OF WESTON WHO ENTERED INTO REST

SEPTEMBER 19TH 1876 AGED 77.

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”

Also of JOHN PEARCE MORGAN

SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED NOVEMBER 21ST 1878

AGED 48. GATHERED TOGETHER UNTO CHRIST

Also of AGNES MORGAN

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 14TH 1896.

“HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.”

Multilayered block. The birth of Lucy Morgan was registered 1838/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Manley. The birth of Charles Morgan was registered 1840/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Manley. In the 1841 census at Weston (Som): John Morgan, aged 50, malster, not born in Somerset, Emma Morgan, aged 50, not born in Somerset, Emma Morgan, aged 14, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Morgan, aged 13, born in Somerset, John Morgan, aged 11, born in Somerset, Agnes Morgan, aged 9, born in Somerset, William Morgan, aged 8, born in Somerset, Godfrey Morgan, aged 4, born in Somerset, Lucy Morgan, aged 2, born in Somerset, and Charles Morgan, aged 1, born in


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― Also of

EMMA AYLIFFE MORGAN DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 23RD 1900. SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH

North:

ALSO OF JANE LESSITER, WIDOW, SISTER OF EMMA MORGAN WHO DIED MAY 17TH 1890, AGED 86.

Somerset. The death of John Thomas Morgan, aged 52, in 1841 was registered 1842/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at 1 Bathwick Street, Bath: Emma Morgan, aged 50, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Corsham (Wilts), children: Emma A, aged 23, private school mistress, born at Weston (Som), Godfrey, aged 14, apprentice, born at Weston, and Lucy, aged 12, born at Weston, two boarders and a servant. In the 1871 census at Silver Street, Trowbridge (Wilts): John P Morgan, aged 41, unmarried, grocer employing 5 men & 1 boy, born at Weston nr Bath, Emma Morgan, aged 71, widow, mother, born at Corsham (Som), two assistants and a servant. In the 1871 census at 2 Bathwick Street, Bath: Emma A Morgan, aged 43, unmarried, principal of school, born at Weston (Som), Jane Lessiter, aged 67, widow, aunt, [living on] interest of money, born at Pickwick (Wilts), two governesses, seven pupils, a boarder and three servants. From the burial register: Emma Morgan, aged 77, of 1 Bathwick St, was buried on 23 Sep 1876. From the burial register: John Pearce Morgan, aged 48, of 1 Bathwick St, was buried on 26 Nov 1878. The death of Agnes Morgan, aged 64, was registered 1896/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Agnes Morgan, aged 64, of 15 Daniel St, was buried on 18 Mar 1896. From the National Probate Calendar 1896: MORGAN Agnes of 15 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 14 March 1896 Probate Bristol 16 April to Kate Paige spinster and Austin Joseph Kin solicitor Effects £3321 18s. The death of Emma Ayliffe Morgan, aged 73, was registered 1900/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Emma Ayliffe Morgan, aged 73, of 5


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Henrietta Villas, was buried on 26 May 1900. In the 1851 census at Whitley, Melksham (Wilts): Jane Lessiter, aged 47, married, annuitant, born at Corsham (Wilts), and three daughters. In the 1861 census at 35 Daniel Street, Bath: Ann Golding, aged 78, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bridport (Dorset), Jane Lessiter, aged 56, married, companion, born at Corsham (Wilts), and a servant. From Wiltshire Council in response to an enquiry about the Swan Inn, Sherston: The Swan was the largest inn in Sherston and in the 18th and 19th centuries attracted coach trade and also operated passenger services to local villages. ... The name was changed to the Swan Commercial Hotel in the 1860s. It is the Swan in the 1859 directory, when James Lessiter was there, and the Swan Commercial and Posting House in 1867, by which time Henry Osborne Neal had taken over. The death of James Lessiter, aged 71, was registered 1867/Q3 Melksham. From the burial order book: Jane Lessiter, aged 86, of 15 Daniel St, was buried on 27 May 1890.

D.Ha.25 Mary Anne Frances Pigott (1820-1877)

East: MARY FRANCES PIGOTT

DIED OCTOBER 20TH 1877.

West: I HAVE OVERCOME THE WORLD

Tomb with pitched sides, a flat top and a raised cross on the upper surface. Covered by a bush. The death of Mary Anne Frances Pigott, aged 57, was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Anne Frances Piggott, aged 57, of 1 Darlington St, was buried on 26 Oct 1877.


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D.Ha.26 Jane Willan (1809-1879) Thomas Willan (1808-)

In memory of JANE WILLAN

WIDOW OF THOMAS WILLAN M.R.C.S.

WHO WAS BURIED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY

DIED AT BATH FEBRUARY 13TH 1879 IN HER 70TH YEAR.

Headstone surmounted by a cross. In the 1861 census at Yew Tree House, Hanley Castle (Worcs): Thomas Willan, aged 52, surgeon RCP London, born at Wichenford (Worcs), wife Jane, aged 51, born at St Andrews Holborn London, two children and two servants. In the 1871 census at 4 Milford Crescent, Hackney, London: Jane Willan, aged 61, widow, born at St Andrews, Holborn, four children and a servant. From the burial register: Jane Willan, aged 69, of 10 Johnstone St, was buried on 17 Feb 1879.

D.Ha.27 Henry John Bartlett (1868-1881)

IN LOVING

MEMORY OF HENRY JOHN BARTLETT

WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 19. 1881.

RESQUIESCAT IN PACE

1867 – 1881

Headstone surmounted by a cross. The birth of Henry John Bartlett was registered 1868/Q1 Oxford. The birth of Lydia Annie Bartlett was registered 1869/Q3 Oxford. In the 1881 census at 15 Sydney Buildings, Bath: James P Bartlett, aged 40, commercial traveller – upholsterer, born at Symondsbury


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(Dorset), wife Henrietta, aged 40, born at St Lukes (Middx), and children: Henry J, aged 13, born at Holywell (Oxon), Lydia A, aged 11, born at Holywell, Percy H, aged 7, born at Freemantle (Soton), and Kate J, aged 4, born at Gisherton (Wilts). From the burial register: Henry John Bartlett, aged 13, of 15 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 24 Apr 1881.

D.Ha.28 Anne Maria Jordan (1804-1882) John William Guitard (1812-1906)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF MRS ANNE MARIA JORDAN

DIED 31ST OCTR 1882 IN HER 79TH YEAR.

― THIS MEMORIAL TOMB

WAS ERECTED BY HER AFFECTIONATE

BROTHER

― REST IN PEACE

―

Broken column on a plinth in the form of a pile of rocks. On 12 Feb 1853 at St James, Paddington, London: James Kerr Jordan, widower, of St James, Paddington, son of John Dudley Jordan, Captn in the Army, married Anne Maria Guitard, spinster, of St George Hanover Square, daughter of Arend Jacob Guitard, banker (registered 1853/Q1 Kensington). In the 1881 census at 54 Pulteney Street, Bath: Ann M Jordan, aged 77, widow, boarder, annuitant, born in London. From the burial register Anna Maria Jordan, aged 78, of 54 Pulteney St, was buried on 4 Nov 1882. From the National Probate Calendar 1883: 1 January. The Will of Anne Maria Jordan formerly of 20 Harrington-square Hampstead-road in the County of Middlesex but late of 54 Pulteney-street Bath in the County of Somerset Widow who died 31 October 1882 at 54 Great Pulteney-street was proved at the Principal Registry by John William Guitard of the “Royal” Hotel Victoria Embankment Blackfriars in the County of Middlesex Esquire a Retired Major of the Royal Prussian Army the Brother and Alexander Forbes Tweedie of 5 Lincoln’s-Inn-fields in the County of Middlesex Solicitor the Executors. Personal Estate £19,317 2s. 10d. The death of John William Guitard, aged 94, was registered 1906/Q3


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Tenterden. The death of Ann Thacker, aged 69, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Ann Thacker, aged 69, of 18 Edward St, was buried on 28 Jul 1886. According to the burial order book and the burial index the burial occurred in this grave. However, in the burial index there is no indication that the grave was re-opened, as is standard with other graves.

D.Ha.29 Sarah Howey Punnett (1824-1909)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

South: SARAH HOWEY PUNNETT ENTERED INTO REST, XMAS DAY 1909 AGED 85.

Kerb. In the 1891 census at 30 Partis College, Weston (Som): Sarah H Punnett, aged 68, unmarried, living on own means, born in the West Indies, and Emily Blake, aged 38, unmarried, general servant, born at Trowbridge (Wilts). In the 1901 census at 5 Forester Avenue, Bathwick, Bath: Sarah Punnett, aged 78, unmarried, living on own means, born on the island of St Vincent, and Emily Blake, aged 37, unmarried, servant, lady’s attendant, born at Hilperton (Wilts). From the burial register: Sarah Howey Punnett, aged 86, of 5 Forester Avenue, was buried on 30 Dec 1909. The death of Emily R Blake, aged 66, was registered 1927/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Emily Rosetta Blake, aged 66, of 1 Highbury Cottages, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 16 Dec 1927.


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D.Ha.30 Margaret Jones (1823-1899)

West: IN MEMORY OF

South: MARGARET JONES FORMERLY OF TYNGONGI BEAUMARIS ANGLESEY

East: SHE DIED

North: ON THE 11TH DAY OF APRIL 1899 AGED 75 YEARS.

Pitched in the form of a cross. Tynygongl or Tyn-Y-Gongl is a village 10km from Beaumaris.

Bangor University GB 0222 TYN has in its description of its Tynygongl papers: “Tynygongl was a prominent solicitors office situated in Beaumaris, Anglesey and latterly occupied by Messrs J. S. Laurie and Co.” The death of Margaret Jones, aged 75, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Jones, aged 75, of 5 Woodland Place, was buried on 14 Apr 1899.

D.Ha.31 Joshua Ozzard (1834-1904) Elizabeth Ann Ozzard (1833-1917) Frances Louisa Ozzard (1869-1928)

Kerb. No inscription found. The marriage of Joshua Ozzard to Elizabeth Ann Hannay was registered 1859/Q2 Weymouth. The birth of Emily Ann Ozzard was registered 1862/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hannay. The birth of Frances Louisa Ozzard was registered 1869/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hannay. In the 1881 census at 19 St Mark’s Place, Bath: Joshua Ozzard, aged 46, tailor journeyman, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife Elizabeth Ann, aged 47, sextoness St Mark’s church, born at Taunton, children: William Joseph John, aged 20, printer’s apprentice & reporter’s assistant, born at Weymouth, Emily Ann, aged 18, teacher’s assistant,


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born at Bath, Sarah Elizabeth, aged 17, pupil teacher, born at Bath, Frances Louisa, aged 11, born at Bath, James Henry, aged 9, born at Bath, John Warren, aged 7, born at Bath, and Henry Charles, aged 5, born at Bath, and a boarder. In the 1901 census at 17 Bathwick Street: Joshua Ozzard, aged 66, tailor & breeches maker – own account, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife Elizabeth Ann, aged 67, born at Taunton, and children: Emily Ann, aged 38, unmarried, trained sick nurse, born at Bath, and Frances Louisa, aged 31, unmarried, upholstress, born at Bath. The death of Joshua Ozzard, aged 69, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Joshua Ozzard, aged 69, of 17 Bathwick St, was buried on 16 Mar 1904. From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Ann Ozzard, aged 84, of 17 Bathwick St, was buried on 5 Dec 1917. From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Frances Louisa Ozzard, aged 58, of 17 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 28 Apr 1928. From the National Probate Calendar 1928: OZZARD Frances Louisa of 17 Bathwick-street Bath spinster died 25 Apr 1928 Probate Bristol 15 June to John Warren Ozzard accountant and shorthand writer. Effects £191 10s. 3d. See also H.S.32.

D.Ha.32 Harriet Denton (1842-1904) Richard Denton (1847-1941) Faith Maria Denton (1871-1954)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF HARRIET

THE BELOVED WIFE OF RICHARD DENTON

DIED JUNE 8TH 1904. AGED 61 PEACE. PERFECT PEACE

ALSO OF RICHARD

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HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED ON MARCH 10TH 1941 AGED 93

AT REST

ALSO OF FAITH DENTON

WIFE OF THE ABOVE PASSED AWAY JAN. 3RD 1954

AGED 82.

The birth of Richard Denton was registered 1847/Q2 Wallingford. In the 1861 census at Little Lane, Milton (Berks): Henry Denton, aged 28, agricultural labourer, born at Milton, wife Amelia, aged 23, born at Ardington (Berks), and children: Martha, aged 5, born at Ardington, Richard, aged 4, born at Milton, and Matilda, aged 2, born at Sutton Courtnay (Oxon). In the 1871 census at Reading Police Station: Richard Denton, aged 22 (!), police constable, born at Brightwell (Berks). (Brightwell-cum-Sotwell is 2km north-west of Wallingford.) The marriage of Richard Denton to Harriet Price was registered 1872/Q2 Reading. In the 1881 census at West Lodge, Nightingale Park, Sonning (Berks): Richard Denton, aged 32, gardener, born at Wallingford (Berks), wife Harriet, aged 36, born at Warminster (Wilts), two children and Walter Price, aged 12, nephew, born in London. In the 1901 census at Bath College Lodge, North Road, Bath: Richard Denton, aged 53, gardener domestic, born at Wallingford (Berks), and wife Harriet, aged 56, born at Warminster (Wilts). From the burial register: Harriet Denton, aged 61, of Vellore Lane, was buried on 11 Jun 1904. The marriage of Richard Denton to Faith Maria Bennett was registered 1909/Q3 Bristol. (The birth of Faith Maria Bennett was registered 1871/Q3 Axminster.) In the 1911 census at The Lodge, Woodside, Kenilworth (Warks): Richard Denton, aged 63, gardener (domestic), born at Brightwell (Berks), wife Faith Maria, aged 40, married 2 years 1 child, born at Shute (Devon), and daughter Lilly Muriel, aged 1, born at Bristol. (Shute is west of Axminster, south of the A35.) From the burial register: Richard Denton, aged 93, of Manor Farm Cottages, Claverton nr Bath, was buried on 15 Mar 1941.


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From the burial register: Faith Maria Denton, aged 82, of 40 Manworthy Rd, Bristol, was buried on 7 Jan 1954.

D.Ha.33 Frederick Robert Mathison (1850-1900) Louisa Mathison (1851-1922)

East: In memory of

[FREDERICK RO]BERT MATHISON BORN MARCH 23RD 1850 DIED JANUARY 12TH 1900

ABSENT FROM THE BODY PRESENT WITH THE LORD

North:

Also LOUISA

WIFE OF F. R. MATHISON BORN AUGUST 25TH 1851. DIED FEBRUARY 26TH 1922.

Cross on 3 plinths. Part of the middle plinth is missing. In the 1871 census at 6 Greenfield Place, Weston-super-Mare (Som): Lydia Mathison, aged 58, widow, fundholder, born at Croydon (Surrey), children: Alice, aged 17, born at Croydon, and Fredk R, aged 21, undergraduate Cambridge, born at Croydon, and Amelia Mathison, aged 59, unmarried, sister-in-law, lady’s companion, born at Clapham (Surrey). In the 1891 census at the Rectory, Huish Champflower (Som): Frederick R Mathison, aged 41, clerk in holy orders, born at Croydon (Surrey), wife Louisa, aged 38, born at Wookey (Som), daughter Marguerita L, aged 14, born at Bedminton (Glos), and three servants. The death of Frederick Robert Mathison, aged 49, was registered 1900/Q1 Chippenham. From the burial order book: Frederick Robert Mathison, aged 49, of Kingsdown House, Box, was buried on 17 Jan 1900. From the burial register: Louisa Mathison, aged 70, of 1 Birch Grove, Lee, Lewisham, was cremated and her ashes buried on 3 Mar 1922.


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D.Ha.34 George Bell (1865-1900)

IN EVER LOVING MEMORY

OF GEORGE BELL

LATE OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE

DIED FEB: 27: 1900. AGED 34 YEARS ―

IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH.

Pointed headstone. In the 1891 census at 1 Bridewell Place, City of London: George A H Bell, aged 22, police constable, born at Brixton (Surrey). The death of George Bell, aged 34, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: George Bell, aged 34, of Sydney Wharf, was buried on 3 Mar 1904.

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Laura Clara Waters (1842-1904) Thomas Waters (1850-1930)

In Affectionate Memory

of CLARA WATERS,

THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS WATERS,

DIED DECEMBER 10TH 1904 AGED 62.

NO CROSS NO CROWN.

Also of THOMAS WATERS,

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1930

AGED 80.

Headstone and kerb. In the 1901 census at 7 Vellore Lane, Bath: Thomas Waters, aged 50, police sergeant, born at Upper Weston (Som), and wife Clara, aged 55, born at Bridgwater. The death of Laura Clara Waters, aged 62, was registered 1904/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Laura Clara Waters, aged 62, of 7 Vellore Lane, was buried on 13 Dec 1904. From the burial register: Thomas Waters, aged 80, of 17a Powlett Rd, Bath, was buried on 6 Dec 1930.


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D.Ha.36 William Fyffe (1829-1898) Richard F Curry Sarah Fyffe (1834-1907)

IN MEMORY OF

WILLIAM FYFFE WHO DIED ON THE 9TH DAY OF

JANUARY 1898 AGED 68 YEARS

FOR 30 YEARS A FAITHFUL FRIEND & SERVANT IN THE FAMILY OF RICHARD F. CURRY

CUMBERLAND LODGE, BATH

ALSO OF SARAH. WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1907 AGED 73 YEARS

Headstone. In the 1881 census at Shottery, Old Stratford (Warks): William Fyffe, aged 52, gardener, born on county Tyrone, Ireland, wife Sarah, aged 46, born in county Tyrone, children: Martha, aged 20, born in county Tyrone, John James, aged 18, gardener, born in county Tyrone, Cathrine (sic), aged 15, drapers assistant, born in county Tyrone, Alice, aged 13, born at Bishopston (Warks), and Harriet Maud, aged 9, born at Alveston (Warks), Martha Moor, aged 86, widow, mother-in-law, born in county Tyrone, and three visitors. In the 1891 census at Shottery, Old Stratford (Warks): William Fyffe, aged 61, married, gardener (domestic servant), born in Scotland, and daughter Harriette M, aged 19, born at Stratford on Avon (Warks). From the burial order book: William Fyffe, aged 68, of Windsor Cottage, Sham Castle Lane, was buried on 13 Jan 1898. In the 1901 census at Aldington (Warks): John H Barrett, aged 26, unmarried, bailiff on farm, born at Guiting Temple, Winchcombe (Glos), Sarah Fyffe, aged 66, widow, servant, housekeeper, born in Ireland, and a visitor. From the burial register: Sarah Fyffe, aged 73, of Broad View, Maidenhead Road, Old Stratford within Stratford-on-Avon, was buried on 23 Dec 1907.

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D.Ha.38 Emma Williams (1840-1903) Henry Cunliffe Shawe (1834-1911)

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE

OF EMMA WILLIAMS

WHO DIED NOVR 15TH 1903. AGED 63.

―•― “THY WILL BE DONE.”

―•― FOR 30 YEARS A FAITHFUL FRIEND AND SERVANT

IN THE FAMILY OF H. CUNLIFFE SHAWE WEDDINGTON HALL. NUNEATON

Headstone with pointed top. In the 1901 census at 15 Johnstone Street, Bath: H Cunliffe Shawe, aged 67, living on own means, born at Kingsham (Warks), wife Georgina W, aged 61, born at Netherscale (Leics), Emma Williams, aged 60, widow, maid domestic, born at Oxted (Surrey) and a footman. From the burial register: Emma Williams, aged 63, of Statutory Hospital, Combe Down, was buried on 18 Nov 1903.

D.Ha.39 Elizabeth Williams (1850-1906) Stephen Williams (1858-1916) Cyril Thomas Pearce (1886-1955) Mabel Frances Amelia Pearce (1888-1977)

No memorial found. The birth of Stephen Williams was registered 1858/Q3 Shepton Mallet. The marriage of Stephen Williams to Elizabeth Ferris at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1884/Q4 Bath. The birth of Mabel Frances Amelia Williams was registered 1886/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ferris. In the 1901 census at 24 The Paragon, Bath: Stephen Williams, aged 43, lodging house keeper, born at Lamyat (Som), wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Rowde (Wilts), daughter Mabel, aged 14, born at Bath, four boarders and a servant. From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Williams, aged 56, of 4 Henrietta St, was buried on 25 Oct 1906. In the 1911 census at 14 Norfolk Crescent, Bath: Stephen Williams, aged 52, widower, waiter, born at Lamyatt (Som). In the 1911 census at 8 Seymour Street, Bath: Cyril Thomas Pearce, aged 25, unmarried, boarder, draughtsman – engineering, born at


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Tavistock (Devon). The marriage of Mabel Frances Amelia Williams to Cyril Thomas Pearce at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1915/Q3 Bath. (The birth of Cyril Thomas Pearce was registered 1886/Q2 Tavistock.) From the burial register & burial order book: Stephen Williams, aged 57, of 14 Norfolk Crescent, was buried on 23 May 1916. From the burial register & burial order book: Cyril Thomas Pearce, aged 69, of 1 Beckford Gdns, Bath, died on 3 Mar 1955 and was buried on 7 Mar 1955. From the burial register & burial order book: Mabel Frances Amelia Pearce, aged 89, formerly of 1 Beckford Gdns, Bath, died 35 Park St, Bath on 1 May 1977, was cremated and her ashes were buried on 8 Jul 1977.

D.Ha.40 Marian Amy Bateman (1847-1900) Josiah Bateman (1803-1893)

MARIAN AMY BATEMAN YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF

REV. CANON BATEMAN, M.A. RECTOR OF SOUTHCHURCH, ESSEX.

PASSED AWAY 21ST JAN 1900 R.I.P.

Tall Celtic cross. The birth of Marian Amy Bateman was registered 1847/Q2 Huddersfield. In the 1881 census at the Rectory, Southchurch (Essex): Josiah Bateman, aged 77, widower, rector of Southchurch, born at St Lukes (Middx), daughter Marian Amy, aged 33, unmarried, born at Huddersfield, and Mary Jane Morley, aged 18, grand-daughter, born at


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Sydenham (Kent). The death of Josiah Bateman, aged 90, was registered 1893/Q2 Rochford (Essex). The death of Marion Amy Bateman, aged 52, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Marian Amy Bateman, aged 52, of 26 Foresters (sic) Road, was buried on 24 Jan 1900.

D.Ha.41 Sarah Brindley Campbell (1842-1901) Henri Campbell (1832-1874)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF SARAH BRINDLEY CAMPBELL

WIDOW OF THE LATE CAPTAIN HENRI CAMPBELL

BENGAL STAFF CORPS WHO ENTERED INTO REST JUNE 23. 1901

AGED 58.

“I LOOK FOR THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD.”

Celtic cross on 3 plinths. A tree has displaced the plinths and the cross is broken and lying on the grave. In the 1861 census at Villa Bianca, Bathwick: John H Bettington, aged 62, landed proprietor, born at Bristol, wife Sarah S, aged 40, born at Bath, children: Sarah B, aged 18, born at Bath, and Emily M, aged 15, born at Sydney NSW, and two servants. From The London Gazette of 28 Mar 1865 p1744 in a list of promotions to Captain: Lieutenant Henri Campbell, Staff Corps. Dated 11th December, 1861. The marriage of Henri Campbell to Sarah Brindley Bettington at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1863/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 16 Westmoreland Place, Paddington, London: Godfrey Burrell, aged 30, income principally from colonial & foreign bonds, born at St Pancras, wife Emily M, aged 25, born at Sydney NSW, Henri M Campbell, aged 7, nephew, born in the East Indies, Lilias M Campbell, aged 5, niece, born in the East Indies, Isabel S Campbell, aged 2, niece, born at Weston-super-Mare, and a nurse. The death of Henri Campbell, aged 42, was registered 1874/Q3


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Kensington. In the 1881 census at 21 Pulteney Street, Bath: John H Bettington, aged 82, stock holder, born at Bristol, wife Sarah S, aged 60, born at Bath, Sarah B Campbell, aged 38, widow, daughter, born at Bath, Lilias M Campbell, aged 15, grand-daughter, born in the East Indies, A John Campbell, aged 14, grandson, born in the East Indies, Isabel J Campbell, aged 12, grand-daughter, born at Weston super Mare, Emily M Campbell, aged 10, grand-daughter, born in France, and three servants. From the burial register: Sarah Brindley Campbell, aged 59, of Magdala Villa, was buried on 26 Jun 1901. See also L.C.2.

D.Ha.42 Edward Campbell Lindesay (1855-1902)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

EDWARD CAMPBELL LINDESAY BORN 27TH MARCH 1855. DIED 28TH JANUARY 1902.

Cross on 3 plinths. Baptised on 15 Dec 1855 at Meerut, India: Edward Campbell Lindesay, son of Henry & Elizabeth Lindesay, date of birth 27 Mar 1855 [IGI]. In the 1871 census at Lake Bank, Claife (Lancs): Elizabeth Lindesay, aged 50, widow, annuitant, born in the East Indies, children: Jessie F, aged 24, annuitant, born at Southsea (Hants), and Edward C, aged 16, born in the East Indies, and two servants. The death of Edward Campbell Lindesay, aged 46, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Campbell Lindesay,


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aged 46, of York Villa, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 31 Jan 1902. See D.Ha.43.

D.Ha.43 Elizabeth Lindesay (1818-1903) Henry Lindesay Jessie Frances Lindesay (1845-1928)

IN Loving Memory of

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF HENRY LINDESAY

MAJOR 3RD BENGAL CAVALRY. DIED 19TH NOVEMBER 1903.

AGED 87. ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER JESSIE FRANCES LINDESAY

DIED 26TH MAY 1928. AGED 82. Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Jessie Frances Lindsay was registered 1845/Q3 Portsea. In the 1871 census at Lake Bank. Claife (Lancs): Elizabeth Lindesay, aged 50, widow, annuitant, born in the East Indies, children: Jessie F, aged 24, unmarried, born at Southsea (Hants), and Edward C, aged 16, born in the East Indies, and two servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Lindesay, aged 87, of York Villa, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 23 Nov 1903. From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Jessie Frances Lindesay, aged 82, of 8 The Tyning, Bath, was buried on 31 May 1928. From the burial register and burial order book: Emily Cullen, aged 55, of 4 Johnstone St, was buried on 24 Jan 1903. From the National Probate Calendar 1903: CULLEN Emily of 4 Johnstone-street Bath (wife of William Cullen) died 21 January 1903 Administration Bristol 7 July to the said William Cullen lodging-house-keeper Effects £13 17s. 10d. The burial order book has the location of the grave as 43L but the index has it as 43Ha. A connection with those buried at D.L.43 is not obvious.


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D.Ha.44 George Luther Munday (1828-1902) Alice Phoebe Munday (1846-1932) Clare Adelaide Munday (1862-1932)

IN Loving Memory

_ of _ GEORGE LUTHER MUNDAY, WHO DIED DEC. 27: 1902,

AGED 75. ―

“JESUS CHRIST WHO DIED FOR US, THAT WHETHER WE WAKE OR SLEEP, WE SHOULD LIVE TOGETHER WITH HIM.” I.THESS.V,9-10

ALSO ALICE PHOEBE,

HIS WIFE DIED MARCH 22ND 1932

AGED 86. ALSO

CLARE ADELAIDE MUNDAY. DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE.

DIED NOV 9TH 1932 AGED 70.

Headstone (now flat) and kerb. The marriage of George Luther Munday to Mary Noble Harman was registered 1855/Q Bath. The birth of George Luther Munday was registered 1857/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harman. The birth of Clara Adelaide Munday was registered 1862/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harman. The death of Mary Noble Munday, aged 52, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. The marriage of George Luther Munday to Alice Phoebe Cottle was registered 1885/Q3 Bristol. In the 1901 census at 74 Pulteney Street, Bath: George L Munday, aged 73, teacher – own account, born in London, wife Alice P, aged 54, lodging house keeper, born at Radstock (Som), Mary A McCorkell, aged 45, married, daughter, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: George Luther Munday, aged 75, of 74 Pulteney St, was buried on 1 Jan 1903. From the burial register: Alice Phoebe Munday, aged 85, of 16 Chilton Rd, Bath, was buried on 26 Mar 1932. From the burial register: Clara Adelaide Munday, aged 70, of 27 Sion


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Hill, Clifton, Bristol, was buried on 14 Nov 1932.

D.Ha.45 Edward Pitman (1829-1902) Rachel Mary Pitman (1836-1909) Alice Blanche Elliott (1861-1937)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF EDWARD PITMAN

WHO DIED OCTOBER 18TH 1902 AGED 73 YEARS.

― “THY WILL BE DONE.”

― ALSO

RACHEL MARY, HIS WIFE, WHO DIED AT BRIGHTON SEPTEMBER 22ND 1909,

AGED 75 YEARS. ALSO

ALICE BLANCHE ELLIOTT, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE,

WHO DIED AT CHRISTCHURCH, SEPTEMBER 16TH 1937, AGED 76 YEARS.

Headstone (now flat) and kerb. The marriage of Edward Pitman to Rachel Cox at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1853/Q2 Bath. The birth of Alice Blanch Pitman in 1861 was registered 1862/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cox. In the 1901 census at 14 Pulteney Street, Bath: Edward Pitman, aged 72, lodging house keeper, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), wife Rachel M, aged 71, born at Holcombe (Wilts), daughter Blanche A, aged 37, unmarried, born at Bath, a servant and four boarders. From the burial register: Edward Pitman, aged 73, of 14 Pulteney St, was buried on 22 Oct 1902. From the burial register: Rachel Mary Pitman, aged 75, of 24 Clifton St, Brighton, was buried on 24 Sep 1909. From the burial register: Alice Blanche Elliott, aged 76, of Fairmile House (Institution), Christchurch Hants, was buried on 20 Sep 1937.

D.Ha.46 Constance Annie Veal (1864-1896) Francis William Veal (1886-1917) William Veal (1856-1938)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF CONSTANCE ANNIE,

WIFE OF WILLIAM VEAL, WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1896

AGED 33. ―

Also of FRANCIS WILLIAM VEAL,


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Gladys Evelyn Veal (1890-1964)

ONLY SON OF THE ABOVE, WHO DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN FRANCE

JANUARY 29TH 1917 AGED 30 BURIED AT ROUEN.

― Also of

WILLIAM VEAL WHO DIED JANUARY 14TH 1938

AGED 81. ―

Also of GLADYS EVELYN VEAL

DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM & CONSTANCE DIED APRIL 26TH 1964.

Headstone and kerb. The birth of Constance Annie Lansdown was registered 1864/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Blake. The marriage of William Veal to Constance Annie Lansdown at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1884/Q3 Bath. The birth of Francis William Veal was registered 1886/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lansdown. The birth of Gladys Evelyn Veal was registered 1890/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lansdown. In the 1891 census at 2 Pulteney Gardens, Bath: William Veal, aged 34, jeweller & watchmaker – employer, born at Bath, wife Constance A, aged 26, born at Bath, children: Francis W, aged 4, born at Bath, and Gladyss E, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Constance Annie Veal, aged 32, was registered 1896/Q3 Bath. From the burial order book: Constance Annie Veal, aged 32, of 3 Tyning Road, was buried on 18 Sep 1896. From the Post Office Bath Directory 1912: Veal William, jeweller and watchmaker, 6 Stall street; residence,

3 Tyning road, Widcombe


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Francis William Veal, Private 267431 1st Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, died on 29 Jan 1917 aged 30; son of William and Constance Veal, of Bath; husband of Alice Mary Veal, of 58, Vicarage Rd., Harborne, Birmingham; St Sever cemetery O.IV.F.5 [CWGC]. From the burial register: William Veal, aged 81, of 3 The Tyning, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 18 Jan 1938. From the National Probate Calendar 1938: VEAL William of 3 Tyning-road Bath died 14 January 1938 Administration (with Will) Bristol 4 March to Gladys Evelyn Veal and Doris Margaret Veal spinsters. Effects £17510 5s. 3d. The death of Gladys Evelyn Veal, aged 73, was registered 1964/Q2 Bath.

D.Ha.47 Elizabeth Mackenzie (1820-1913) Donald Mackenzie Kenneth Douglas Mackenzie (1814-1873)

ELIZABETH MACKENZIE

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE DONALD MACKENZIE OF KILCOY,

AND SISTER OF THE LATE COLONEL KENNETH DOUGLAS MACKENZIE. C.B.

WHO FELL ASLEEP 27TH OCT 1913 IN HER 100TH YEAR

―

Cross on 3 plinths.


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In the 1901 census at 36 Pulteney Street, Bath: Mary Mackenzie, aged 66, widow, living on own means, born in Scotland, Harriet O Colomb, aged 59, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born in the Isle of Man, Elizabeth Mackenzie, aged 86, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on own means, born in Scotland, a visitor, and four servants. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Mackenzie, aged 99 years 2 months, of 36 Pulteney St, was buried on 30 Oct 1913. See also D.Na.42.

D.Ha.48 William Thomas Blenkinsop (1801-1871) Alicia Mary White (1849-1874) Francis William White Edward George Blenkinsop (1840-1910)

Headstone: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF THE REVEREND

WILLIAM THOMAS BLENKINSOP. WHO DIED MARCH 15TH 1871.

AGED 69 YEARS. ―

NOT GONE FROM MEMORY. NOT GONE FROM LOVE. BUT GONE TO THY FATHER’S HOUSE ABOVE.

― ALSO ALICIA MARY

HIS DAUGHTER, THE BELOVED WIFE OF FRANCIS WILLIAM WHITE

DIED SEPTEMBER 20TH 1874 AGED 25 YEARS

North:

Also his Son EDWARD GEORGE BLE[NKINSOP]

BELOVED HUSBAND OF ELLEN REBECCA WHO DIED MAY 9TH 1910 AGED 69

― I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE

Headstone and slab pitched 2 ways. Baptised on 12 Aug 1849 at Cuddalore, India: Alicia Mary Blenkinsop, daughter of William Thomas & Louisa Blenkinsop, date of birth 31 May 1849 [IGI]. The marriage of Alicia Mary Blenkinsop to Francis William White at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: William Thomas Blenkinsop, aged 69, of 9 Dunsford Place, was buried on 20 Mar 1871. The birth of Louisa Julia Frances Blenkinsop was registered 1872/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Linton. No death registration has been found for Alicia Mary White. No entries


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South: .... THE LORD FROM

.... HOURS AND THEIR WORKS [THIS] MONUMENT [IS ERECTED TO]

HIS MEMORY BY HIS SORROWING CHILDREN AND SISTER

have been found in either the burial register or burial order book but there is an entry in the burial index. In the 1901 census at 54 Oakfield Mead, Clifton: Edward G Blenkinsop, aged 58, retired Col Indian Staff Corps, born at St Thomas’s Mount, India, wife Ellen R, aged 60, born at Bellary, India, children: Louisa J, aged 28, born at Bath, and Ellen G, aged 27, born at Bournemouth (Hants), and a servant. (St Thomas Mount is near Madras/Chennai. It is so named because some believe that St Thomas went there in AD52 where he lived in a cave and died there in AD72.) From the burial register: Edward George Blenkinsop, aged 69, of 54 Oakfield Rd, Clifton, was buried on 13 May 1910. See also F.L.51.

D.Ha.48a James Patch (1839-1913) Edith Maria Patch (1852-1920)

East: IN

Loving Memory of JAMES PATCH

WHO FELL ASLEEP AUGUST 27. 1913, AGED 74 YEARS

― “BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL FOR THAT SHALL OBTAIN MERCY.”

North:

Also of HIS WIFE

EDITH MARIA DIED JUNE 24. 1920 “THY WILL BE DONE.”

Cross on 3 plinths. Baptised on 19 Dec 1891 at Hazaribagh, India: Edith Ellen Mary Patch, daughter of James & Edith Maria Patch, date of birth 20 Oct 1891 [IGI]. In the 1901 census at 3 Bath Terrace, Instow (Devon): James Patch, aged 62, District Superintendent of Police 1st grade Bengal P retired, born in London, wife Edith Mary, aged 49, born at Plymouth, children: Edith Ellen Mary, aged 9, born at Darjeeling, India, and James Logan Trelawney, aged 7, born at Instow, Arthur Downes, aged 34, unmarried, brother-in-law, Assistant Superintendent Burma Police 3d Grade, born at Dinan, France, a governess and two servants. From the burial register: James Patch, aged 74, 1 Lime Grove,


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Pulteney Rd, was buried on 30 Aug 1913. From the National Probate Calendar 1913: PATCH James of 1 Lime Grove Bath died 27 August 1913 Probate London 18 December to Edith Maria Patch widow. Effects £34. From the burial register: Edith Maria Patch, aged 68, of 1 Lime Grove, Pulteney Rd, was buried on 26 Jun 1920.

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