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Bath Abbey Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Widcombe Association

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1A1 George Henry Bond Watts (1831-1845) Ann Watts (1759-1851) Philip Henry Watts (1804-1861)

Much tumbled down without a sign of an inscription. The death of George Henry Bond Watts, aged 14, was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at Warleigh House, Bathford (Som): Philip Henry Watts, aged 46, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Harriett, aged 45, born in London, son John G, aged 19, born at Bath, Elizabeth Crawford, aged 19, niece, born at Dublin, and three servants.


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In the 1851 census at 13 Walcot Buildings, Bath: Ann Powell Watts, aged 95, widow, lodger, lady fundholder, born at Bath. The death of Ann Watts, aged 92, was registered 1851/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at Warleigh Lodge, Bradford Road, Bathford: Philip H Watts, aged 53, landed proprietor proprietor of houses fundholder &c, born at Bath, wife Harriett S, aged 51, born in London, son John O, aged 26, unmarried, barrister not in actual practice, born at Walcot, Bath, and two servants. The death of Philip Henry Watts, aged 56, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.

1A2 Frances Blagrave (1760-1846) Harriet Blagrave (1796-1880) Anthony Blagrave (1782-1860) John Blagrave (-1828)

South: TO THE MEMORY OF

FRANCES BLAGRAVE RELICT OF JOHN BLAGRAVE ESQR LATE OF CALCOT PARK IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 22ND OF JANUARY 1846 IN THE 86TH YEAR OF HER AGE

BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD

West: ALSO

HARRIET BLAGRAVE DIED 12TH DECR 1880

AGED 84 YEARS

North: BENEATH THIS TOMB REPOSE ALSO

THE REMAINS OF ANTHONY BLAGRAVE A YOUNGER SON OF JOHN BLAGRAVE

OF CALCOT PARK BERKS AND OF FRANCES HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE

BARROW HOUSE NEAR BRISTOL THE 1_ DAY OF DEC 1860 IN THE 78TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

Will of John Blagrave of Calcot Place, Berkshire, date 22 Dec 1787, PROB 11/1159. Will of John Blagrave of Calcot Place, Berkshire, date 29 Oct 1828, PROB 11/1746. In the 1841 census at Harptree Court, East Harptree (Somerset): Frances Blagrave, aged 80, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Anthony Blagrave, aged 50, ind., James Blagrave, aged 45, Army H[alf] P[ay], Agnes Blagrave, aged 40, ind., Harriet Blagrave, aged 30, ind., Eliza Helb, aged 30, ind., Harriet Glass…, aged 9, a coachman, and four servants. The death of Frances Blagrave, aged 85, was registered 1846/Q1 Bath. Will of Frances Blagrave, Widow of Harptree Court, Somerset, date 9 May 1846, PROB 11/2035. In the 1851 census at Barrow House, Barrow Gurney (Som): Anthony Blagrave, aged 67, married, landed proprietor, born at St Mary, Reading, James Blagrave, aged 62, unmarried, Army …… …… Pay, born at St Mary, Reading, Agnes Blagrave, aged 53, unmarried, sister,


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born at Tilehurst (Berks), a visitor and four servants. The death of Anthony Blagrave was registered 1860/Q4 Bedminster. In the 1861 census at Barrow House, Barrow (Somerset): Agnes Blagrave, aged 66, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Tilehurst (Berks), Harriet Blagrave, aged 63, sister, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Tilehurst, and three servants. The death of Harriet Blagrave, aged 84, was registered 1880/Q4 Bedminster.

1A4 Samuel Howse (1753-1833) Sophia Howse (1803-1860) Mary Ann Howse (1796-1870) Charlotte Howse (1797-1871) Amelia Howse (1802-1877) Lydia Howse (1793-1877)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

SOPHIA YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

SAMUEL HOWSE ESQRE OF WIDCOMBE

WHO DIED APRIL 13TH 1860 PSALM ______

ALSO TO MARY ANN SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

SAMUEL HOWSE WHO DIED DECEMBER 31ST 1870

REV.XII.15.

ALSO TO CHARLOTTE THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

SAMUEL HOWSE WHO DIED AUGUST 29TH 1871

1 COR.XV.57 ALSO TO AMELIA,

FIFTH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE SAMUEL HOWSE

WHO DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1877 PHIL.1.2

ALSO TO LYDIA ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

SAMUEL HOWSE WHO DIED MAY 11TH 1877

HEB.XI.15

Will of Samuel Howse, late Wine Merchant now Gentleman of Widcombe, Somerset, date 27 Mar 1833, PROB 11/1813. There are MIs within Bath Abbey to Samuel Howse (1753-1833) and Martha Howse (1763-1842). In the 1851 census at 1 Church Street, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Lydia Howse, aged 58, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, Maryann Howse, aged 55, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Charlotte Howse, aged 54, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Amelia Howse, aged 49, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Widcombe, Bath, Sophia Howse, aged 48, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Widcombe, Bath, Harriet Coles, aged 51, widow, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Amelia Coles, aged 19, niece, annuitant, born at Taunton, and three servants. The death of Sophia Howse, aged 57, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.


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In the 1861 census at 1 Widcombe Villa, Bath: Lydia Howse, aged 68, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, Mary A Howse, aged 65, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, Charlotte Howse, aged 64, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, Amelia Howse, aged 60, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, Harriet Coles, aged 62, widow, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, Amelia H Coles, aged 29, niece, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Mary Ann Howse, aged 75, was registered 1871/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at Widcombe Villa, Bath: Lydia Howse, aged 78, unmarried, proprietor of houses and dividends, born at Bath, Charlotte Howse, aged 73, unmarried, sister, proprietor of houses and dividends, born at Bath, and Amelia Howse, aged 69, unmarried, sister, proprietor of houses and dividends, born at Bath, three servants and, in a separate part of the villa, Harriett Coles, aged 78, widow, fundholder, born at Bath, and her daughter Amelia H, aged 39, unmarried, fundholder, born at Taunton. The death of Charlotte Howse, aged 74, was registered 1871/Q3 Bath. The death of Amelia Howse, aged 75, was registered 1877/Q1 Bath. The death of Lydia Howse, aged 84, was registered 1877/Q2 Bath.

1A5 Isaac Deacon Coles (1833-1849) Isaac Deacon Coles Samuel Howse (-1833) Samuel Howse Coles (1836-1882) Harriet Coles (1799-1889) Amelia Howse Coles (1832-1896)

IN MEMORY OF ISAAC DEACON

THE BELOVED SON OF THE LATE ISAAC DEACON COLES

OF PYRLAND. TAUNTON. AND GRANDSON OF THE LATE

SAMUEL HOWSE, OF THIS CITY, HE FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS

APRIL 25TH 1849. AGED 16 YEARS.

“THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM” 1 THESS. IV.14

ALSO OF SAMUEL HOWSE COLES,

VICAR OF ST JOHN’S, WEMBLEY, HARROW. YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE

I. D. COLES, ESQRE OF PYRLAND, TAUNTON. WHO DIED JULY 20TH 1882.

“IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY: AT THY

In the 1851 census at 1 Church Street, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Lydia Howse, aged 58, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, Maryann Howse, aged 55, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Charlotte


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RIGHT HAND THERE ARE PLEASURES FOR EVERYONE” PSALM.XVI.II

ALSO OF HARRIETT, WIFE OF THE LATE

I. D. COLES, ESQRE AND FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

SAMUEL HOWSE, ESQRE WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1889

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ALSO OF AMELIA HOWSE

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE I. D. COLES ESQRE

WHO DIED JUNE 27TH 1896 AGED 64

THESE ALL DIED IN FAITH NOT HAVING RECEIVED THE PROMISES BUT HAVING SEEN THEM AFAR AND WERE PERSUADED OF THEM AND EMBRACED THEM AND CONFESSED THAT THEY WERE STRANG- ERS AND PILGRIMS ON EARTH.

Howse, aged 54, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Amelia Howse, aged 49, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Widcombe, Bath, Sophia Howse, aged 48, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Widcombe, Bath, Harriet Coles, aged 51, widow, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, Amelia Coles, aged 19, niece, annuitant, born at Taunton, and three servants. In the 1861 census on HMS Nile: Mr Saml Coles, aged 25, instructor, born at Taunton (Som). The marriage of Samuel Howse Coles to Zara Lavinia Vesey Haverfield was registered 1875/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at The Vicarage, Harrow (Middx): Saml H Coles, aged 45, vicar of St John’s, Wembley, formerly naval instructor, born at Taunton (Som), wife Zara L V, aged 38, born at Rathmines, Dublin, and three servants. The death of Samuel Howse Coles, aged 46, was registered 1882/Q3 Bath. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Samuel Howse Coles Adm. pens. at CAIUS, Feb. 28, 1854. S. of Isaac Deacon. B. Jan. 3, 1836, at Taunton, Somerset. [Bapt. at Lyncombe.] School, Bath Grammar. Matric. Michs. 1854; Scholar, 1855-8; B.A. 1858. Ord. deacon (Exeter) 1872; priest, 1873; C. of Stoke Fleming, Widcombe, Devon, 1872-4. C. of St John's, Lowestoft, 1874-9. V. of St John's, Wembley, Middlesex, 1879-82. Died July 20, 1882, at Bath. (Venn, II. 316.)

From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1878: COLES, Samuel Howse, Lowestoft. – Caius Coll. Cam. B.A. 1858 d 1872, p 1873 by Bp of Ex. C. of Lowestoft, Dio. Nor. 1876. Formerly C. of Stoke-fleming 1872-74; Widcombe, Bath 1874-76.

From the Clerical Directory of 1882: COLES, Samuel Howse, B.A. Vicar of St John’s, Wembley, Harrow

In the 1841 census at Sion Place, Bathwick, Bath: Harriet Coles, aged 40, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Isaac Coles, aged 8, born in Somerset, Samuel Coles, aged 5, born in Somerset, and


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two servants. The death of Isaac Deacon Coles, aged 16, was registered 1849/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at 1 Church Street, Widcombe, Bath: Harriet Coles, aged 82, widow, fund holder, born at Bath, Amelia Howse Coles, aged 49, unmarried, daughter, fund holder, born at Taunton, and three servants. The death of Harriet Coles, aged 90, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at Widcombe Villas, 1 Church Street, Widcombe, Bath: Amelia Howse Coles, aged 59, unmarried, living on her own means, born at Taunton, two servants and two boarders. The death of Amelia Howse Coles, aged 64, was registered 1896/Q2 Bath.

1A6-7 John Pavin (1767-1848)

IN A VAULT BENEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF

JOHN PAVIN ESQUIRE. OF MILFORD HAVEN IN THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. WHO AFTER ELEVEN YEARS RESIDENCE IN THIS CITY

DIED ON THE 11TH OF JANUARY 1848 AT THE AGED OF 80 YEARS

John Pavin of Milford appears in the list of land tax commissioners for Pembroke (A Collection of the Public General Statutes Passed in the Sixth and Seventh Years of the Reign of King William the Fourth 1836 London: 1836, p664). There was Pavin's National School, Steynton (Anglican), Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire SM918077 but no dates are given. The death of John Pavin, aged 79, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath. Will of John Pavin of No 5 Cavendish Crescent Bath, Somerset, date 9 Feb 1848, PROB 11/2069.


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(John Pavin might be the son of Nicholas Pavin (ca 1745-) & wife Harriet, of Steynton (Pembs). Also possibly related: Born circa 1786 at Steynton (Pembs), Eleanor Pavin, daughter of Peter & Esther Pavin [IGI]. On 7 Sep 1815 at Steynton George Phillips, wine merchant, of St. Mary's Haverfordwest married Eleanor Pavin.)

1A8-9 Frances Mary Goodenough (1822-1852) Ann Goodenough (1793-1873) William Stephen Mair Goodenough (1826-1913) Sophia Goodenough (1818-1904)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCES MARY

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE REVD W. S. GOODENOUGH LATE RECTOR OF YATE GLOUCESTERSHIRE

OBIIT THE 26TH OF MARCH 1852 ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF ANN

WIDOW OF THE LATE REVD WILLIAM STEPHEN GOODENOUGH FORMERLY RECTOR OF YATE GLOUCESTERSHIRE

DIED 4TH APRIL 1873 AGED 80 HE IS OUR PEACE 2 EPHESIANS 14 VERSE

West:

SOPHIA GOODENOUGH OBIIT MARCH 11TH 1904

North:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM STEPHEN GOODENOUGH

FORMERLY RECTOR OF YATE GLOUCESTERSHIRE DIED JANUARY 29TH 191[3] AGED 87

………………………….

Will of Reverend William Stephen Goodenough, Clerk of Yate, Gloucestershire, date 28 Apr 1843, PROB 11/1977. In the 1851 census at 4 Laura Place, Bath: Ann Goodenough, aged 57, widow, fundholder, born at Th… (Kent), children: Sophia, aged 33, rector’s daughter, born at Yate, Ann, aged 32, rector’s daughter, born at Yate, and Frances M, aged 29, rector’s daughter, born at Yate, and four servants. The death of Frances Mary Goodenough, aged 30, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 3 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Ann Goodenough, aged 68, widow, land & fundholder, born at Th… (Kent), children: Sophia, aged 43, unmarried, born at Yate, Ann M, aged 42, unmarried, born at Yate, and William S, aged 35, unmarried, fundholder, born at Yate, and four servants. The death of Ann Mair Goodenough, aged 68, was registered 1886/Q3 Thanet.


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In the 1871 census at The Lodge, Upper Bristol Road, Weston, Bath: William S M Goodenough, aged 45, Capt. North Gloster Militia, born at Chipping Sodbury (Glos), wife Eveline C R, aged 33, born in the East Indies, and three servants. The death of Ann Goodenough, aged 81, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at Savile House, Weston, Bath: William Stephen Mair Goodenough, aged 55, born at Yate (Glos), wife Evelyn Caroline Neale, aged 43, born at Vellore, India, and four servants. In the 1901 census at Savile House, Weston, Bath: William Goodenough, aged 75, living on own means, born at Yate (Glos), wife Eveline, aged 64, born at Madras, India, and three servants. The death of Sophia Goodenough, aged 86, was registered 1904/Q1 Bristol. The death of William S M Goodenough, aged 86, was registered 1913/Q1 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Goodenough, William Stephen, s. Stephen, of Winterbourne Stoke, Wilts., arm. ST JOHN’S COLL., matric. 31 Jan., 1794, aged 18; B.A. 1798, M.A. 1801, rector (and patron) of Yate, co. Gloucester, 1801, until his death 10 Jan., 1843. Goodenough, William Stephen Mair, o.s. William Stephen, of Yate, co. Gloucester, cler. ST. JOHN’S COLL., matric. 30 June, 1845, aged 19.


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1A10 Jane Sarah Gardener Bateman (1784-1857) Colthurst Bateman (1780-1859)

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BERTHOLEY MONMOUTHSHIRE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT BATH

ON THE 27TH DAY OF JANY 1857 AGED 73

“WHOSOEVER LIVETH AND BELIEVETH IN ME SHALL NEVER DIE.” ST JOHN. CHAP. XI. 26 V.

ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED

C. B. ESQRE WHO DIED 2ND AUGST 1859

AGED 78 HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE. ST JOHN CHAP.XI. 25 V.

Top delaminated Jane Sarah Gardner Kemeys married Colthurst Bateman. Bertholey, or Bertholdy, in the parish of Llandrissent (Mon); it is about 1km north of Kemeys Inferior and the Kemeys/Kemmis family had a manor there. The Times of Wed 6 Feb 1839 (p6; Issue 16958; col B) From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Feb. 5. Duchy of Lancaster, Feb. 5 had a list of appointments of sheriffs including Colthurst Bateman, Esq., of Porthclay to that of Monmouthshire. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XII (new series) Jul-Dec 1839 p215 in a list of deaths: April. Aged 22, Rowland Bateman, esq. of Her Majesty’s ship Wellesley, off the Persian Gulf, third son of Colthurst Bateman, esq. of Bertholey House, co. Monmouth. In the 1841 census at Bertholey House, Llantriseint (Mon) Colthurst Bateman, aged 60, ind[ependent], born in Ireland, Jane Bateman, aged 55, Robert Bateman, aged 20, Sarah Bateman, aged 20, Sarah Guion, aged 45, independent, John Palairet, aged 40, ind[ependent], Jane Palairet, aged 25, Gwalter Palairet, aged 4, Colthurst Palairet, aged 2, Rowland Palairet, aged 11 months and eight servants. In Gentleman’s Magazine vol XV (new series) Jan-Jun 1841 p556 and presumably referring to his mother:


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March 23. At Bath, the relict of Colthurst Bateman, esq. of Bedford House, co. Kerry. In The Times of Tue 17 Oct 1843 (pg. 5; Issue 18429; col A) in an article headed Ireland. (FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS.). “The following landed proprietors in Kerry have recently made abatements in the rental of their tenantry: - Messrs. Henry A. Herbert, Francis Chute, Colthurst Bateman, the Rev. Denis Mahony, and the Rev. John F. Day.” In the 1851 census at 2 Victoria Buildings, Weston super Mare: Colthurst Bateman, aged 70, private gent, born in Ireland British, wife Jane S G, aged 67, private lady, born at York, son Reginald, aged 30, unmarried, born at West Town (Somerset), and two servants. The death of Jane Sarah Gardener Bateman, aged 73, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. Will of Jane Sarah Gardner Bateman of Weston Super Mare, Somerset, date 19 Feb 1857, PROB 11/2245. The death of Colthurst Bateman was registered 1859/Q3 Sherborne. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VII (new series) Jul-Dec 1859 p317: Aug. 2. … At Sherborne, Colthurst Bateman, esq., of Oak-park, co. Limerick, also of Bertholley, Monmouthshire, and late of Stanley-villa, Weston, near Bath. Bertholey House is at Llantrisant Fawr (Mon). It is a Grade II listed building with a landscaped garden, the remnants of a 19th century pleasure garden. This neo-classical house designed by George Maddox, a pupil of Sir John Soane, was severely damaged by a fire in 1905. Its recent restoration by Mr & Mrs Bird won awards, including one from the Usk Civic Society. Colthurst Bateman was the Sheriff of Monmouthshire in 1839 during the time of the Chartist rising at Newport which had the objective of freeing a Chartist prisoner. The assembly in front of the Westgate Hotel was dispersed by soldiers, about ten were killed. A number were convicted of high treason, of which three were due to be executed. Others were convicted on lesser charges. The three condemned to death had their sentences commuted to transportation to Australia; they were pardoned conditionally in 1854 and unconditionally in 1855. Gwent Record Office has a letter from James Russell of Glyntown Cottage to J.G. Paliret of Bertholey House, Caerleon, regarding Irish estates, 1842 (Reference GB 0218 Misc. MSS. 1336)


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1A11 Frederick Bateman (1825-1847) Colthurst Bateman (1780-1859) Reginald Bateman (1820-1892)

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[B]ERTHOLEY HOUSE [IN] THE COUNTY OF MONMOU[TH]

WHO DIED SUDDENLY ON THE 12: OF OCTOBER 1847.

AGED 22.

HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS AND FAMILY HERE RECORD HIS AMIABLE AND

ENDEARING QUALITIES, AND THEIR OWN SAD AND FATAL BEREAVEMENT

IN HUMBLE SUBMISSION TO THE WILL OF THE ALL SUPREME

WHO GAVE AND WHO HATH TAKEN AWAY.

IN MEMORY OF

REGINALD BATEMAN. ESQUIRE FORMERLY LIEUT R.N.

SON OF COLTHURST BATEMAN ESQRE DIED AT CLIFTON 24 DECR 1892

AGED 72

The report of the death of Frederick Bateman in Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXVIII Jul-Dec 1847 p668 is: MONMOUTH – Oct 12. Aged 22, Frederick, youngest son of Colthurst Bateman, esq. of Bertholey House. However, he died in France and not in Monmouth. As reported by Marc Glorieux at Genforum, a 3m (10ft) obelisk exists at Condette, near Hardelot (Pas de Calais). It is inscribed on two sides, one in English, the other in French. The English text is very weathered. The French text is: “Ce monument est érigé en commémoration de la mort de Frederic, fils bien-aimé de Colhurst Bateman, Esq, de Bertholey House Monmouthshire. A la fleur de l’âge, il quitta sa demeure le 12 octobre 1847. Hélas, il n’y devait plus revenir. Une explosion inattendue de son fusil lui fit sauter la cervelle et il tomba inanimé dans le lieu-même ou s’élève ce monument. Ses parents chagrinés se virent privés d’un fils de 22 ans, fils tendrement aimé qui réunissait les qualités les plus estimables et était chéri de ses nombreux amis.” In the 1851 census at 2 Victoria Buildings, Weston super Mare: Colthurst Bateman, aged 70, private gent., born in Ireland British Subject, wife Jane S G, aged 67, private lady, born at York, son Reginald, aged 30, Lieut in R.N., born at West Town (Som), a ladies maid and a servant. In the 1861 census at Glendower Street, Monmouth: Mary Jane Amherst, aged 68, widow, born at Bristol, two servants, and Reginald Bateman, aged 40, unmarried, cousin, born at Bourton (Somerset). In the 1881 census at 20 Gay Street, Bath: Reginald Bateman, aged 60, unmarried, lodger, born at Bourton (Somerset). In the 1891 census at (a lodging house) 21 Circus, Bath: Reginald Bateman, aged 71, unmarried, boarder, living on own means, born at Bourton (Somerset). The death of Reginald Bateman, aged 72, was registered 1892/Q4 Barton Regis. There was a death of Reginald Kemys Bateman, aged 0, registered 1893/Q2 Bedford.


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1A12 William St Clair (1783-1847) Sarah St Clair (1792-1868)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF

WILLIAM ST CLAIR M.D. OF PRESTON

THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER AND FORMERLY OF

CHRIST CHURCH COLLEGE, OXFORD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

AT BATH ON THE 19TH OF DECEMBER 1847

AGED 64 THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH BUT THE GIFT OF GOD IS ETERNAL LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL FOR THEY SHALL OBTAIN MERCY

ALSO OF SARAH HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT WESTON-SUPER-MARE

APRIL 2ND 1868 AGED 75

THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED

In the 1841 census at Fishergate Hill, Preston (Lancs): William St Clar (sic), aged 56, physician, born in Lancashire, and a servant. The death of William St Clair, aged 64, was registered 1847/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 7 Green Park, Bath: Sarah St Clair, aged 58, widow, annuitant, born at Preston (Lancs), Eliza Hancocks, aged 47, widow, sister in law, annuitant, born at Preston (Lancs), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 2 Queens Parade, Bath: Sarah St Clair, aged 68, widow, fundholder, born at Preston (Lancs), and four servants. The death of Sarah St Clair, aged 75, was registered 1868/Q2 Axbridge. From Alumni Oxonienses:

St Clare, William, s. William, of Blackburn, Lancashire, doctor. CHRIST CHURCH, matric. 22, Oct. 1801, aged 17; B.A. 1805, M.A. 1808, B.Med. 1809, D.Med. 1812.


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1A13 John Stokes (1800-1850) Sarah Stokes (1802-1865) Marian Stokes (1830-1919) Elizabeth Stokes (1827-1895)

ihs IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN STOKES WHO ENTERED INTO REST

JULY 25TH 1850 ALSO OF SARAH HIS WIFE

APRIL 4TH 1865

South: ALSO OF MARIAN

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER FEBRY 18TH 1919

North:

ALSO OF ELIZABETH

THEIR DAUGHTER MAY 19TH 1895

In the 1841 census at 4 St James Street, Bath: John Stokes, aged 40, plumber, not born in Somerset, Sarah Stokes, aged 40, Eliz. Stokes, aged 14, Ellen Stokes, aged 13, Marian Stokes, aged 11, and one servant. The death of John Stokes, aged 50, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. Will of John Stokes of Saint James Bath, Somerset, date 14 Oct 1850, PROB 11/2121. In the 1851 census at 4 St James’s Street, Bath: Sarah Stokes, aged 49, widow, annuitant, born at Wiveliscombe (Somerset), children: Elizabeth, aged 24, born at Bath, Marian, aged 21, born at Bath, William H, aged 17, plumber’s apprentice, born at Bath, Henry Trewellas, aged 47, brother in law, plumber employing 4 men, born at Devonport, and Elizabeth, his wife, aged 47, born at Richmond (Surrey), and two servants. In the 1861 census at 7 Vineyards, Bath: Sarah Stokes, aged 58, widow, born at Winchcombe (Somerset). In the 1861 census at 10 Union Street & 7 Parsonage Lane, Bath: Edward Jones, aged 42, linen draper, born at Ludlow (Salop), wife Ellen S, aged 32, born at Bath, children: Fanny, aged 10, born at Bath, Catherine, aged 9, born at Bath, William, aged 7, born at Bath, Herbert E, aged 6, born at Bath, Louisa M, aged 4, born at Bath, Henry, aged 2, born at Bath, and Frederick, aged under 2 months, born at Bath, Marian Stokes, aged 30, wife’s sister, governess, born at Bath, two


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shopwomen, five shopmen and three servants. The death of Sarah Stokes was registered 1865/Q2 Clifton. In the 1871 census at 8 Cleveland Place West, Bath: Ellen S Jones, aged 42, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, her seven children, Maria[n] Stokes, aged 40, sister, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1871 census at the household of George J & Frederica Johnston at Castle Steads, Walton Low (Cumb): Elizabeth Stokes, aged 38, unmarried, governess, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 8 Cleveland Place West, Bath: Ellen S Jones, aged 52, widow, gentlewoman, born at Bath, children: Louisa M, aged 24, governess, born at Bath, and Arthur, aged 14, born at Bath, Marian Stokes, aged 50, sister, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, and one lodger. The death of Elizabeth Stokes, aged 68, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath. The death of Marian Stokes, aged 89, was registered 1919/Q1 Bath.

1A14 Martha Hatton Dodwell (1769-1850) Sarah Barnes (1774-1855) Henry Dodwell (1742-1826)

South: BENEATH THIS STONE

LIES THE BODY OF MARTHA HATTON DODWELL

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVEREND HENRY DODWELL WHO DIED FEBRUARY 20TH 1850 AGED 80

North:

Also SARAH BARNES

WHO DIED DECR 13TH 1855 AGED 81 YEARS

Will of Reverend Henry Dodwell, Clerk, date 20 Jul 1826, PROB 11/1714. In the 1841 census at Edgar Buildings, Bath: Martha Dodwell, aged 60, ind[ependent], and three servants, of which one was Sarah Barns, aged 55. The death of Martha Hatton Dodwell, aged 80, was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. Will of Martha Hatton Dodwell, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date


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18 Mar 1850, PROB 11/2109. In the 1851 census at 2 Stanhope Place, Bath: Sarah Barnes, aged 76, widow, annuitant, born at St Mary’s, Reading, a visitor and one servant. The death of Sarah Barnes, aged 81, was registered 1855/Q4 Bath. Will of Sarah Barnes, Widow, for many years Servant of No 2 Edgar Buildings in City of Bath, Somerset, date 8 Feb 1856, PROB 11/2226. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Dodwell, Henry, s. William, of Shottesbrooke, Berks, D.D. TRINITY COLL., matric. 16 Jan., 1760, aged 17; B.A. 1763, M.A. 1766, rector of Harlaxton and Colsterworth, co. Leicester, 1766, until his death 15 May 1826.

1A15 James Poulter (1775-1854) Maria Poulter (1793-1867)

North: JAMES POULTER

DIED JULY 18TH 1854 AGED 79

“THE ETERNAL GOD IS THY REFUGE” DEUT. XXXIII CH. 27 V. South:

[M]ARIA POULTER

In the 1851 census at Stanley House, Prospect Place, Bath: James Poulter, aged 76, fund holder and proprietor of houses, born at Godalmine (sic) (Surrey), wife Maria, aged 59, born at Bath, daughter Maria M, aged 16, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of James Poulter, aged 79, was registered 1854/Q3 Bath. Will of James Poulter, Gentleman of Stanley House Walcott (sic) Bath, Somerset, date 11 Sep 1854, PROB 11/2197. The death of Maria Poulter, aged 74, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath.


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1A16 Frederick Morris (1809-1875) Cecilia Byron Morris (1826-1887) Julia Morris (1807-1850)

West: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF FREDERICK MORRIS

A HIGHLY RESPECTED INHABITANT OF THIS CITY

WHO DIED MARCH THE 12TH 1875 AGED 66 YEARS

“BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD.” THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW AND ELEVEN CHILDREN IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF A FOND HUSBAND AND THE BEST OF FATHERS.

North:

In EVER LOVING MEMORY OF CECILIA BYRON MORRIS WIDOW OF THE LATE FREDERICK MORRIS,

WHO ENTERED INTO REST ON APRIL 27TH 1887,

AGED 60 YEARS. LEAVING FOUR CHILDREN TO

MOURN THE LOSS OF ONE OF THE BEST AND DEAREST OF MOTHERS.

— “HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED.” PROV.31.28

South:


JULIA. THE BELOVED AND AFFECTIONATE

WIFE OF FREDERICK MORRIS.

OF THIS CITY. WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS THURSDAY APRIL 11TH 1850

AGED 42 YEARS —

“YEA. THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH. WILL FEAR NO

In the 1841 census at Bennett Street, Bath: Frederick Morris, aged 30, upholsterer, born in Somerset, Julia Morris, aged 31, born in Somerset, Maria Morris, aged 8, Frederick Morris, aged 6, Edward Morris, aged 4, Frances Morris, aged 2, and three servants. The death of Julia Morris, aged 43, was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at 22 Milsom Street, Bath: Fredk Morris, aged 42, widower, upholsterer & auctioneer, born at Bath, children: Julia M, aged 18, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 15, born at Bath, F Alice, aged 11, born at Bath, Mary J, aged 9, born at Bath, and Alfred J, aged 11 months, born at Bath, and three servants. The marriage of Frederick Morris to Cecilia Byron Harper was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at Holloway House, Bath: Fredrick (sic) Morris, aged 51, auctioneer & upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Cecilia, aged 34, born at Gloster, children: Mary J, aged 19, born at Bath, Alfred J, aged 11, born at Bath, Herbert B, aged 4, born at Bath, Arthur S, aged 3, born at Bath, and Ada C, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. (The original entry has against Cecilia Morris “(A Perfect Lady ?)” followed by a string of exclamation marks and below against Mary J Norris “another perfect lady”.) The death of Frederick Morris, aged 66, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at “The Laurels”, Weston, Bath: Cecilia Byron Morris, aged 54, widow, widow retired auctioneer, born at Gloster, children: Ada Cecilia, aged 20, annuitant, born at Bath, Walter Cecil, aged 19, annuitant, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 14, born at Bath, Evylyn Byron Morris, aged 2, granddaughter, born at


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Plot Names Inscriptions Notes EVIL: FOR THOU ART WITH ME: THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME”

Exeter, and three servants. The death of Cecilia Byron Morris, aged 60, was registered 1887/Q2 Brentford. (See notes for the Fuller grave in the northern border of Section 2 for information on the location of the now demolished Holloway House.) Frances Alice Morris married Thomas Sheppard and both are buried in St James’s Cemetery, Bath along with her brother Edward Morris.

1A17 Frances Elizabeth Hervey (1803-1850) Dominick Hervey (1810-1860)

IN

AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF

FANNY HERVEY

WIFE OF DOMINICK HERVEY

WHO DIED AUGST 29TH 1850

HERE LIES ALL THAT WAS MORTAL THAT

WHICH IS IMMORTAL IS RETURNED

WHERE IT EMANATED.

IN ALL THE SOCIAL RELATIONS OF LIFE

AS A DAUGHTER FRIEND WIFE MOTHER

FEW IF ANY WERE MORE EXEMPLARY

SHE DIED DEEPLY REGRETTED BY A

LARGE NUMBER OF FRIENDS BUT BY

NONE MORE THAN HIM TO WHOM THE

HUMBLE TRIBUTE IS PLACED TO HER

MEMORY HER HUSBAND.

BENEVOLENT TO A FAULT SHE NEVER

REFUSED ASSISTANCE EVEN TO THE

UNWORTHY KIND AND AFFECTIONATE

SHE WAS BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER

PIOUS WITHOUT PRETENSION SHE

TRUSTED IN GOD AND DIED HAPPY IN

THE BELIEF OF LIFE EVERLASTING.

In the 1841 census at 12 Rupert Street, Bath: Dominick Hervey, aged 30, musician, born in Ireland, Francis Hervey, aged 35, born in Somerset, Dominick Hervey, aged 5, born in Somerset, Mary Sutton, aged 20, and three servants. The death of Frances Elizabeth Hervey, aged 47, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. In the 1851 census at 13 Milsom Street, Bath: Dominick Hervey, aged 41, widower, music & music instrument seller, born in Galway, Ireland, an assistant and a servant. The death of Dominick Hervey was registered 1860/Q3 Pancras. The marriage of Dominick Hervey was registered 1858/Q4 St Martin in the Fields. In the 1861 census at 108 Titchfield Street, Marylebone, London:


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Dominic J P Hervey, aged 25, widower, concert agent, lodger, born at Bath. The marriage of Dominick John Patrick Hervey to Laura Lawley was registered 1864/Q2 Strand. In the 1871 census at 39 Nelson Square, Southwark, London: Dominic J Hervey, aged 34, agent to French theatre artists, born at Walcot, Bath, and wife Laura, aged 33, born at Walcot, Bath. The death of Dominick Hervey, aged 39, was registered 1876/Q1 Pancras.

1A18 Louisa Jane Wainwright (1826-1850) Frederick Wainwright (1828-1876)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF [LOUISA J]ANE WAINWRIGHT

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HER DEVOTED AND SORROWING HUSBAND

SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVR 8TH 1850 IN THE 25TH YEAR OF HER AGE

Also in memory of FREDERICK WAINWRIGHT

OF SOUTH STOKE WHO DIED FEB. 9TH 1876 AGED 49 YEARS

In the Bath Directory for 1850: Frederick Wainwright, woollen draper, 17, High Street, Market place, residence, 2 Kensington place. The marriage of Frederick Wainwright to Louisa Jane Tremlett was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. The death of Louisa Jane Wainwright, aged 23, was registered 1850/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 2 Kensington [place]: Frederick Wainwright, aged 23, widower, wollen (sic) draper, born at Bath, Jane Wainwright, cousin, aged 23, domestic servant, born in […] Herefordshire, 2 visitors and 1 servant. On 11 Sep 1852, Frederick Wainwright, bachelor, woolen-draper (sic), of Kennington Place, son of George Wainwright, woolen draper at


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Lyncombe & Widcombe church, married Eliza Hibbard, of Paradise House, Holloway, daughter of John Hibbard, brewer (registered 1852/Q3 Bath). The Bath Chronicle of Thu 23 Mar 1854 (Vol. 97, No. 5005, page 2) has an advertisement for the Southstoke Brewery which starts ‘F. Wainwright having purchased the above Premises and completed the necessary Alterations begs to assure his Friends and the Public generally, particularly Heads of Families, that he is now enabled to supply them with Pure Brilliant Pale Ales ...’. In the 1861 census at Bell Lane, South Stoke: Frederick Wainright (sic), aged 33, brewer & maltster (master employing 6 men), born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 32, born at Bath, children: Florence, Alexander and Louisa, and one servant. In the Bath Directories there are entries for the period 1856-1876 for Frederick Wainwright: brewer and maltster, Southstoke with, until 1899, Mrs Elizabeth Wainwright, maltster and brewer, Southstoke. In the 1871 census at South Stoke: Frederick Wainwright, aged 43, brewer & malster (sic) employing 1 boy & 7 men, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 42, brewer’s wife, born at Bath, children: Florence, Alexander and Louise, and two servants. Frederick Wainwright died, aged 49, on 5 Feb 1876 at Southstoke (registered 1876/Q1 Bath). His funeral service was conducted in Bath Abbey by the Vicar of South Stoke, Rev W Acworth. In the 1881 census at Southstoke, Bath: Eliza Wainwright, aged 51, widow, farmer employing 7 men 1 boy, born at Bath, and children: Florence, Alexander and Louisa, and one servant. In the 1891 census at Southstoke Brewery: Eliza Wainwright, aged 64, widow, brewer, born at Bath, son A, daughter L, and one servant. The brewery was sold in 1899, after the death of son Alexander, and Eliza Wainwright and her daughters went to live at Pembroke Lodge, Bathwick Hill. The brewery was closed in 1909 and the works demolished in 1921. In the 1901 census at 3 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Eliza Wainwright, aged 72, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, daughter Louisa and one


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servant. In the Bath Directories 1900-1918, Mrs Elizabeth Wainwright was at (Pembroke Lodge) 3 Bathwick Hill with 1919-1923 Miss Wainwright at this address. Eliza Wainwright died on 20 Dec 1916 at 3 Bathwick Hill, Bath (death aged 90 registered 1916/Q4 Bath) and was buried at South Stoke. Her will refers to her daughter Louisa. MI at South Stoke (with a date of 19 Dec 1916).

1A19 Francis Calder (1825-1851) John Calder (1792-1860) Hannah Calder (1790-1857) Hannah Calder (1788-1857)


FRANCIS THE ONE AND BELOVED SON OF

JOHN AND HANNAH CALDER OF THIS CITY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER 22ND 1851

AGED 26 HANNAH SISTER OF THE JOHN CALDER

DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1857 AGED 69

ALSO TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF

HANNAH WIFE OF JOHN CALDER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

OCTOBER 15TH 1857 AGED 69

Also OF JOHN CALDER

WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1860 AGED 87

—◊― PS 14 V …

In the 1851 census at 4 James’s Street, Bath: John Calder, aged 58, timber merchant emp. 8 men, born at Taunton, wife Hannah, aged 61, born at Taunton, son Francis, aged 25, timber dealer, born at Walcot, Francis Needes, aged 2, grandson, born at Midford (Somerset), a servant, John Needes, aged 31, son in law, accountant, born at St Peter & St Paul, Bath, and Catherine Needes, aged 27, granddaughter (!), accountant’s wife, born at Walcot. The death of Francis Calder, aged 26, was registered 1851/Q4 Bath. The death of Hannah Calder, aged 68, was registered 1857/Q3 Bath. The death of Hannah Calder, aged 69, was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. The death of John Calder, aged 67, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.


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1A20 Lettice Poole (1779-1852) Mary Jane Poole (1773-1855) Henry Poole (1744-1810)

South: “THE HOPE OF A JOYFUL RESURRECTION THROUGH THE MERITS OF THE REDEEMER”

LETTICE POOLE, SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE REVD HENRY POOLE OF LITTLE STANMORE, MIDDLESEX

DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 24TH 1852 IN THE 73RD YEAR OF HER AGE

THIS TOMB IS ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF THE BEST OF SISTERS BY HER SURVIVING AND BEREAVED SISTER

North:

MARY JANE POOLE THE SURVIVING SISTER OF THE SAID LETTICE POOLE AND ELDEST DAUGHTER

OF THE REVD HENRY POOLE DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 17TH 1855

In the 1851 census at 12 Raby Place, Bath: Mary J Poole, aged 78, unmarried, annuitant, born at Kentish Town, London, Let[…] Poole, aged 71, sister, unmarried, annuitant, born at Whitchurch (Middx), and two servants. The death of Lettice Poole, aged 72, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. Will of Lettice Poole, Spinster of Raby Place Bath, Somerset, date 25 May 1852, PROB 11/2153. The death of Mary Jane Poole, age 72, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. Will of Mary Jane Poole, Spinster of City of Bath, Somerset, date 10 Apr 1855, PROB 11/2210. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Poole, Henry, s. Samuel, of Llanyhangell, co. Merioneth, pleb. JESUS COLL., matric. 27 March, 1760, aged 16; B.A. 1763, M.A. 1775, chaplain to the Prince of Wales, rector of Whitchurch, Edgware, Middlesex, 1776-1810, vicar of Herne Hill, Kent, died 5 Dec., 1810.


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1A21 Mary Peck (1769-1849) Jasper Peck (1805-1853) Eliza Coppendale Peck (1808-1861) Kendrick Peck (1769-1837)

…… … BELOVED …

MARY WIDOW OF THE

[RE]V KENDRICK PECK DIED MAY 28TH 1849

AGED 80 -

ALSO IN MEMORY OF THE

REV. JASPER PECK SON OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED 20TH NOV 1853 AGED 48

- AND OF HIS WIDOW

ELIZA COPPENDALE PECK WHO DIED 19TH DEC 1861.

AGED 53

Baptised on 25 Jun 1801 at Rushall (Wilts): Kenrick, son of Kenrick & Mary Peck, date of birth 9 Dec 1800. Baptised on 18 Feb 1805 at Rushall (Wilts): Jasper, son of Kenrick & Mary Peck, date of birth 12 Feb 1805. In the 1841 census at Nolton Lodge, Lacock (Wilts): Mary Peck, aged 71, ind[ependent], not born in Wiltshire, and five servants. The death of Mary Peck, aged 80, was registered 1849/Q2 Bath. Will of Mary Peck, Widow of Lacock, Wiltshire, date 30 Jun 1849, PROB 11/2095. In the 1851 census at 5 Camden Place, Bath: Jasper Peck, aged 46, A.M. Trinity College Oxford priest of Catholic & Apostolic church, born at Rushall (Wilts), wife Eliza C, aged 41, born at Felstead (Essex), children: Jasper K, aged 19, born at Woodborough (Wilts), Eliza Maria, aged 17, born at Woodborough, Kenrick, aged 14, born at Frome, Mary, aged 13, born at Frome, Sarah, aged 11, born at Bath, Maria L, aged 9, born at Bath, Alice Emma, aged 7, born at Bath, Phillip, aged 5, born at Bath, Awdry (son), aged 3, born at Bath, Lucy H, aged 1, born at Bath, Eliza Heath, aged 21, visitor, and four servants. Will of Reverend Jasper Peck, Clerk of Woodborough, Wiltshire, date 6 Jan 1854, PROB 11/2185.


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From Alumni Oxonienses: Peck, Kenrick, s. Kenrick, of London, arm. ORIEL COLL., matric. 4 May 1790, aged 21; B.A. 1794, M.A. 1798, rector of Ightfield Salop, 1820, died 16 Feb., 1837. Peck, Rev. Jasper, 2s. Kenrick, of Rushall, Wilts, cler. TRINITY COLL., matric. 1 Jun 1822, aged 17; B.A. 1826, M.A. 1830, died 20. Nov. 1853. Peck, Philip, 3s. Jasper, of Bath, Somerset, cler. WADHAM COLL., matric. 14 Oct., 1864, aged 19; scholar 1864-9, B.A. 1869, a student of Lincoln’s Inn 1868, minister in the Catholic Apostolic Church. See St Paul’s School Reg. 331 Peck, Awdry, 4s. Jasper, of Bath, Somerset, cler. WADHAM COLL., matric. 12 Oct., 1866, aged 19; B.A. 1870, M.A. 1885, M.R.C.S. 1875, L.R.C.P., London 1875. See St Paul’s School Reg. 337.

The Catholic Apostolic Church, also known as ‘Irvingite’ after Edward Irving, was organised in 1835 as a new movement within Christianity. It focused on the expected imminent Second Coming. Various accounts of the movement state that the members did not see themselves as a separate church as such but census and biographical entries suggest otherwise. A number of books, articles and theses have been written on it, for example ‘The Catholic Apostolic Church: A Study in Tory Millenarianism’ by D J Tierney in Historical Research lxiii (1990) and The Catholic Apostolic Church and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: A Comparative Study of Two Minority Millenarian Groups in Nineteenth Century England, R J Lively, DPhil thesis, Oxford University 1977 cited in From Awakening to Secession: Radical Evangelicals in Switzerland and Britain 1815-35 by Timothy C F Stunt, 2000 p263. It is noteworthy that the cemetery contains the remains of other people associated with this movement, see: Henry Thomas Burne (1799-1865) and Alice E M Cardale (1870-1912). See also: Notes and Queries 1923 s12-XII(261):287-289 Samuel Richardson And His Family Circle.—XVII by Aleyn Lyell Reade Letter to The Times, Tuesday, April 11, 1882 from Kenrick Peck

concerning the loss of the Douro. The forename Kendrick/Kenrick is not spelt consistently by occurs in


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the second form in the letter to The Times.

1A22 George Brown (1792-1848) Elizabeth Brown (1785-1865)

Delaminated, no inscription visible.

1A23 John Bond (1790-1847) Diana Bond (1784-1857) John Bond (1821-1867)

BENEATH THIS STONE LIES THE REMAINS OF JOHN BOND

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 29TH OF DECEMBER 1847

AGED 57

ALSO DIANA BOND

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE DIED 28TH JUNE 1857

AGED 73

ALSO JOHN BOND

SON OF THE ABOVE DIED MAY 9TH 1867

AGED 46

The death of John Bond, aged 58, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath. Will of John Bond, Grocer of Bath, Somerset, date 29 Feb 1848, PROB 11/2068. In the 1851 census at 5 Cleveland Terrace, Bath: Diana Bond, aged 65, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Batheaston, and one servant. In the 1851 census at the Barracks, Loughborough (Leics): John Bond, aged 30, widower, sergent 1st Dragoons, born at Bath. The death of Diana Bond, aged 73, was registered 1857/Q2 Bath. The death of John Bond, aged 47, was registered 1867/Q2 Bath.


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1A24 Edward Gibbons (1772-1844) Edward Gibbons (1806-1866) Amelia Baker (1819-1868)

SACRED to the memory of EDWARD GIBBONS

a native of Tingrith in the County of Bed died April 23 1844

Aged 72 Be just and fear not

Also EDWARD GIBBONS

nephew of the above died April 20 1865

ALSO AMELIA BAKER

who died Decr 27: 1868. Aged 49

In the 1841 census at Northgate Street, Bath: Edward Gibbons, aged 65, grocer, not born in Somerset, Edward Gibbons, aged 30, William Holden, aged 20, Elizabeth Gibbons, aged 15, and two servants. The death of Edward Gibbons, aged 72, was registered 1844/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at 16 Northgate Street, Bath: Edward Gibbons, aged 45, unmarried, grocer employing 2 men, born at Tingrith (Beds), sister Amelia, aged 33, born at Tingrith, and two servants. The marriage of Amelia Gibbons to Thomas Baker was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 16 Northgate Street, Bath: Edward Gibbons, aged 55, unmarried, tea dealer & grocer, born at Tingrith (Beds), Edward Gibbons, aged 23, tea dealer, born at Battlesden (Beds), and two servants. In the 1861 census at Turnpike, Sherington (Bucks): Thomas Baker, aged 38, farmer of 147 acres employing 4 labourers & 3 boys, born at Alney (Bucks), wife Amelia, aged 42, born at Tingrith (Beds), daughter Amelia M, aged 3, born at Sherington, and one servant. The death of Edward Gibbons, aged 59, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath. The death of Amelia Baker, aged 49, was registered 1868/Q4 Bath.


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1B1 Susan Seaborne Hill (1802-1872) Rachel Williams (1778-1845) Thomas Williams (1778-1855)

West: SUSAN SEABORNE HILL DIED DECR 16TH 1872

AGED 70 YEARS

South:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF RACHEL WILLIAMS

WHO DIED 9TH OF OCTOBER 1845 AGED 67 YEARS

WIFE OF THOMAS WILLIAMS MANY YEARS AN INHABITANT OF LYNCOMB HOUSE IN THIS PARISH

ALSO OF THOMAS WILLIAMS ESQ

WHO DIED FEB 21ST 1855 AGED 86

In the 1851 census at 9 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: William J Hill, aged 73, Paymaster Hereford Militia, born at Bristol (Glos), wife Mary W, aged 63, born at Bristol (Glos), daughter Susan, aged 48, unmarried, born at Bristol (Glos), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 4 Abbey Churchyard, Bath: Susan S Hill, aged 58, unmarried, born at Bristol (Glos) and a servant. In the 1871 census at 4 Abbey Churchyard, Bath: Susan S Hill, aged 68, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bristol (Glos), and a servant. The death of Susan Seaborne Hill, aged 70, was registered 1872/Q4 Bath.


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The death of Rachel Williams, aged 67, was registered 1845/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 4 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Thomas Williams, aged 70, widower, retired brewer, born at Bristol, and two servants. The death of Thomas Williams, aged 86, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. Will of Thomas Williams, Gentleman of Bath, Somerset, date 4 Jun 1855, PROB 11/2215.

1B2 Elizabeth Domvile (1776-1848) Christopher Domvile (1789-1859) Charlotte Ram (1776-1853)


ELIZABETH, GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE LATE EARL OF COURTOWN AND WIFE OF

CHRISTOPHER DOMVILE ESQRE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

ON THE 13TH OF NOVEMBER 1848 AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS WHICH SHE BORE WITH CHRISTIAN RESIGNATION

THIS TOMB HAS BEEN ERECTED BY HER BEREAVED HUSBAND AS A TESTIMONIAL OF HER MANY VIRTUES WHICH ENDEARED HER

TO A LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS AND OF HIS OWN SINCERE AFFECTION

South: ALSO OF MISS CHARLOTTE RAM.

SISTER OF MRS ELIZABETH DOMVILE DIED MARCH 7TH 1853

AND OF CHRISTOPHER DOMVILE ESQ

WHO DIED OCTOBER 30TH 1859 AGED 70

Courtown is in county Wexford. From Freeman’s Journal of 29 Feb 1836 as a marriage notice: On the 23d of February, at Bath, Christopher Domville, Esq, brother to Sir Compton Domville, Bart, of Santry House, co Dublin, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Stephen Ram, and Lady Charlotte Ram, of Ramsfort, co Wexford. Will of The Right Honorable Charlotte Ram commonly called Lady Charlotte Ram, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 23 Aug 1831, PROB 11/1789. In the 1841 census at Rivers street, Bath: Christr Domvile, aged 55, ind[ependent], Elizabeth Domvile, aged 55, Charlotte Ram, aged 50, and five servants. The death of Elizabeth Domvile, aged 72, was registered 1848/Q4 Bath. Will of Elizabeth Domvile, Wife of Bath, Somerset, date 13 Dec 1848, PROB 11/2084. In the 1851 census at 37 Rivers street, Bath: Charlotte Ram, aged 60, unmarried born in Ireland, Mary Thomas, aged 37, niece, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bodam (Sussex), Frances


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Thomas, aged 37, niece, unmarried fundholder, born at Bodam (Sussex), and four servants. The death of Charlotte Ram, aged 77, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. Will of Charlotte Ram, Spinster of No 37 Rivers Street Bath, Somerset, date 26 Mar 1853, PROB 11/2169. The death of Christopher Domvile, aged 70, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. Baptised on 1 Jan 1743 at St Clement Danes, Westminster, London: Stephen Ram, son of Humphreys & Mary Ram [IGI]. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Ram, Stephen, s. Humphrey, of Westminster, arm. QUEEN’S COLL. matric. 2 Dec., 1760, aged 16; of Ramsfort, co. Wexford, bar.-at-law, Middle Temple, 1768, bencher 1797, M.P. Gorey 1764-89, died 8 March 1812.

In Jun 1774 at St Anne’s, Dublin Stephen Ram married Charlotte Stopford [IGI]. From Freeman’s Journal of 30 Jul 1831: On the 23 inst, at her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte Ram, relict of Stephen Ram of Ramsfort, co Wexford, Esq and sister of the late Earl of Courtown. From the Limerick Herald of 1 Aug 1831: At her house in Bath, Lady Charlotte Ram, relict of the late Stephen Ram of Ramsfort, in the co Wexford, Esq and Portswood Hants, and sister of the late Earl of Courtown Stephen George Ram (1784-1822), priest, son of Stephen Ram Esq, of Ramsfoot Goory Ireland and The Lady Charlotte Ram, daughter of James Stopford, Earl of Cordoun, died at Rome on 25 Mar 1822, aged 38 (source: inscription on stone 82 in the Protestant Cemetery, Rome published online by Sebastien Rahtz). (The newspaper transcripts come from those published online by Nick Reddan.)


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1B3 Henry Frederick Bythesea (1780-1850) Eliza Bythesea (1785-1878)


REVD HENRY FREDERICK BYTHESEA RECTOR OF

NETTLETON WILTS WHO DIED JULY 2 1850

AGED 70 YEARS ALSO

ELIZA BYTHESEA BORN OCTOBER 25: 1785 DIED FEBRUARY 4: 1878

From Alumni Oxonienses: BYTHESEA, Henry Frederick, s. Henry, of Trowbridge, Wilts, gent. BRASENOSE COLL. matric. 2 Mar., 1799, aged 18; B.A. 1802, rector of Nettleton, Wilts, died July, 1850.

The death of Henry Frederick Bythesea, aged 70, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. Will of Reverend Henry Frederick Bythesea, Clerk, Rector of Bath, Somerset, date 3 Aug 1850, PROB 11/2117. In the 1851 census at 29 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Eliza Bythesea, aged 63, widow, annuitant, lodger, born at Fratton (Hants). In the 1871 census at 6 St Andrews Terrace, Bath: Eliza Bythesea, aged 86, widow, annuitant, lodger, born at Fratton, Portsea (Hants). The death of Elizabeth Bythesea, aged 92, was registered 1878/Q1 Bath.

1B4 Frederick Gillson (1838-1853) Edward Gillson (1799-1880) Caroline Gillson (1803-1881) George Warwick Gillson (1835-1854)

TO THE MEMORY OF FREDERIC THE BELOVED CHILD OF EDWARD AND CAROLINE GILLSON

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEBRY 28TH 1853 AGED 14 YEARS

HAVING A DESIRE TO DEPART AND TO BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF

GEORGE WARWICK THE BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE

EDWARD AND CAROLINE GILLSON


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WHO DIED SEPTR 28TH 1854 AGED 19 YEARS

“BOTH ONE IN CHRIST”

Baptised on 14 Jul 1799 at Greetham (Rutland): Edward Gillson, son of William & Sarah Gillson [IGI]. On 19 Jun 1828 at Snaith (Yorks) Edward Gillson married Carline Moor [IGI]. The birth of Frederick Gillson was registered 1838/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. The birth of Septimus Gillson was registered 1840/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. In the 1851 census at 5 Widcombe Terrace, Bath: Edward Gillson, aged 57, curate of Lyncombe & Wid[combe], born at Greton (Rutland), wife Caroline, aged 45, born at Snaith (Norfolk), children: Henry Thos, aged 13, born at W[eston] S[uper] M[are], Frederic, aged 12, born at Bath, Septimus, aged 10, a visitor and two servants. The death of Frederick Gillson, aged 14, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. The death of George Warwick Gillson was registered 1854/Q4 Fareham. In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Montsorrel with Rothley (Leics): Edward Gillson MA, aged 61, perpetual curate Christ Church, born at Grantham (Rutland), wife Caroline, aged 55, born at Snaith (Yorks), and three servants. The death of Edward Gillson, aged 80, was registered 1880/Q1 Southampton. The death of Caroline Gillson, aged 77, was registered 1881/Q3 Southampton. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Edward Gillson Adm. pens. at TRINITY HALL, Jan. 12, 1831. [2nd s. of W., Esq., of Ullythorpe, Lutterworth, Leics.] Matric. Michs. 1831; B.A. 1835. Migrated to St Catharine's, Apr. 13, 1853; M.A. 1853. Ord. deacon (Rochester, Litt. dim. from Ely) Feb. 15, 1835; priest (Ely) Feb. 6, 1836; C. of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, -1841-54. Of Warley, Essex, in 1855. V. of High Littleton, Somerset, 1855-8. V. of Christ Church, Mountsorrel, Leics., 1858-74. Lived latterly at East Park Terrace, Southampton. Author, The Relapsed Demoniac: a Warning to England against the Return of Popery; and other tracts


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with equally lurid titles. Died Jan. 20, 1880, at Southampton. Father of Henry T. (1855) and Septimus (1860). (Crockford; The Guardian, Jan. 28, 1880.)

1B5 Sarah Lee Hancock (1812-1854) Richard Hancock (1813-1889) Mary Ann Hancock (1828-1902) Mary Clifton Hancock (1841-1914)


SARAH LEE AFFECTIONATE AND BELOVED WIFE OF

RICHARD HANCOCK OF THIS CITY

SHE WAS A TRULY DEVOTED MOTHER DIED OCT. 14TH 1854

AGED 42 …. HER END WAS PEACE

ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED RICHARD HANCOCK

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JUNE 10TH 1889 AGED 76 YEARS ……………………… ………………………

ALSO MARY ANN WIDOW OF RICHARD HANCOCK

DIED FEBRUARY 15TH 1902 AGED 73 YEARS

FOR EVER WITH THE LORD ALSO

MARY CLIFTON HANCOCK DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE RICHARD HANCOCK

DIED JANUARY 1ST 1914 AGED 72 YEARS

IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY

The birth of James William Hanock was registered 1838/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Clifton. The birth of Mary Clifton Hancock was registered 1841/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Clifton. In the 1851 census at Borough Walls, Bath: Rich. Hancock, aged 38, brush manuf. (emp. 6 men), born at Bath, wife Sarah L, aged 38, born at Bath, children: Jas W, aged 12, born at Bath, and Mary S, aged 9, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of Sarah Lee Hancock, aged 42, was registered 1854/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Richard Hancock to Mary Ann Hollocombe was registered 1860/Q2 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). In the 1861 census 22 Upper Borough Walls, Bath: Richard Hancock, aged 48, brush maker emp. 3 men & 2 boys, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 34, born In London (Middx), daughter Mary Clifton, aged 19, assistant in shop, born at Bath, and one servant. The birth of Richard Hollocombe Hancock was registered 1861/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hollocombe. In the 1871 census at 21 Boro Walls, Bath: Richard Hancock, aged 58, brush maker born at Bath, wife Marian, aged 42, born in London, children: Mary C, aged 29, born at Bath, and


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Richard H, aged 19 (!), born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1881 census at 22 Upper Borough Walls, Bath: Richd Hancock, aged 68, brush maker, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 50, born in London, children: Mary Clifton, brushmaker’s assistant, born at Bath, and Richd H, aged 19, brushmaker’s assistant, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Richard Hancock, aged 76, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at East Hayes Cottage, Bath: Mary A Hancock, aged 63, widow, living on own means, born at St Georges, London, Richard H Hancock, aged 29, son, solicitors clerk, born at Bath, Mary C Hancock, aged 49 unmarried, step-daughter, no occupation, born at Bath. In the 1901 census at East Hayes Cottage, Bath: Mary A Hancock, aged 72, widow, born at St Georges, London, Richard H Hancock, aged 39, son, solicitors clerk, born at Bath, Mary C Hancock, aged 59 unmarried, step-daughter, no occupation, born at Bath. The death of Mary Ann Hancock, aged 73, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath.

1B6 William Brett (1809-1855) Robert Brett (1841-1875) Catherine Jane Greenhill (1836-1875) Richard Greenhill (1830-1881) Mary Ann Brett (1810-1877)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF

WILLIAM BRETT WHO DIED MARCH 7TH 1855

AGED 46 “I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH”

-

ALSO ROBERT SON OF THE ABOVE

WILLIAM AND MARY ANN HIS WIFE DIED APRIL 23RD 1875. AGED 33.

GOD IS LOVE -

ALSO KATE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

AND WIFE OF R. GREENHALL WHO DIED SEPT 20TH 1875. AGED 39. LEAVING 8 CHILDREN TO MOURN HER.

-

ALSO TO THE ABOVE MARY ANN

MOTHER OF ROBERT AND KATE WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1877. AGED 67

In the 1841 census at St John Street, Bath: William Brett, aged 30, publican, Mary Brett, aged 30, unnamed Brett (female), aged 3 months, Kate Brett, aged 5, and four servants. The birth of Robert Brett was registered 1841/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Thompson. In the 1851 census at Cross Keys Tavern, 7 Orange Grove, Bath:


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William Brett, aged 42, licensed victualler, born at Long Burton (Dorset), wife Maryanne, aged 41, born at Newark (Notts), children: Robert, aged 9, born at Bath, and Mary Anne, aged 5, born at Bath, three visitors and three servants. The death of William Brett, aged 47, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Catherine Jane Brett to Richard Greenhill was registered 1855/Q4 Bath. The birth of William Brett Greenhill was registered 1860 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Brett. In the 1861 census at Mill Cottage (next to Oriel House), Widcombe, Bath: Richard Greenhill, aged 31, miller & baker, born at Rudge (Wilts & Somerset), wife Catherine J, aged 24, born at Bath, children: Mary J, aged 4, born at Bath, Ellen J, aged 3, born at Bath, and William B, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1871 census at Widcombe Upper Mills, Bath: Richard Greenhill, aged 41, miller, born at Rudge (Somerset), wife Catherine J, aged 34, born at Weston (Somerset), children: Ellen J, aged 13, William B, aged 11, Alice K, aged 9, John R, aged 8, Emily A, aged 6, Frederick C, aged 2, unnamed son, aged 10 days, and two servants. The death of Catherine Jane Greenhill, aged 39, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath. The death of Richard Greenhill, aged 51, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath.


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1B7 Ann Beard (1803-1856) James Beard (1807-1878)


THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BEARD

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER 1ST 1856

AGED 53 YEARS I KNOW IN WHOM I HAVE RECEIVED.

Also AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

JAMES BEARD WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 15TH 1878

AGED 71 YEARS IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE

In the 1851 census at Widcombe Hill (next to the White Hart Inn), Bath: James Beard, aged 43, carpenter employing 3 men, born at St Michaels, Bath and wife Anne, aged 45, born at … (Wilts). The death of Ann Beard, aged 53, was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at Beard’s house, Widcombe Hill, Bath: James Beard, aged 53, carpenter (master), born at Bath, and wife Mary, aged 39, born at Marksbury (Somerset). In the 1871 census at Widcombe Hill (next to the White Hart Inn), Bath: James Beard, aged 63, master carpenter, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 48, born at Marksbury, and Sarah J Davis, aged 16, niece, born in London. The death of James Beard, aged 71, was registered 1878/Q3 Bath.


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1B8 Jane Messenger (1791-1858) Elizabeth Messenger (1796-1872) Sarah Messenger (1812-1875)


JANE MESSINGER WHO DIED NOVEMBER 27TH 1858

AGED 67 YEARS IT IS THE LORD LET HIM DO WHAT [SERVE]TH HIM GOOD

Also of ELIZABETH MESSENGER SISTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1872 AGED 76 YEARS

IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE TITUS ….

Also of SARAH MESSENGER

SISTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JANUARY 2ND 1875

AGED 67 THY WILL BE DONE

The spelling ‘Messinger’ in the first occurrence of the surname is as found. In the 1851 census at Pickwick Road, Corsham (Wilts): Betty Messenger, aged 84, widow, house proprietor, born at Lea (Wilts), and daughter Sarah, aged 36, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Gastard (Wilts), The death of Jane Messenger, aged 67, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at Pickwick Road, Corsham (Wilts): Sarah Messenger, aged 44, unmarried, fundholder, born at Garston (Wilts), and a lodger. In the 1871 census at Pickwick Road, Corsham (Wilts): Sarah Messenger, aged 60, unmarried, fundholder, born at Garsdon (Wilts), and Elizabeth Messenger, aged 75, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Garsdon (Wilts). The death of Elizabeth Messenger, aged 76, was registered 1872/Q4 Chippenham. The death of Sarah Messenger, aged 66, was registered 1875/Q1 Chippenham.


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1B9 Henry Bond (1786-1861)


HENRY BOND LATE LT COLONEL 15TH HUSSARS WHO DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1861

AGED 74 YEARS

Nominal Roll of 15th Hussars in Bangalore in Apr 1845 by Kevin Asplin (from Muster and Pay lists WO/12 series at The National Archives) has two majors:

Major Bond Henry Major Teush-Hecker Charles Higginson

(The name of the second one has been included here because the surname ‘Teush Hecker’ occurs elsewhere – see 3G29.) A family history entitled ‘Bond Family of Venezuela’ published online by Henrique Gilberto Bond, of Caracas, has it that Henry Bond was born in 1786 at Bombay, married Emilia Lavinia, daughter of Hambury Lund, that they had six children (with the three sons in the Army), and that Emilia Bond, born in 1810, died at Bath in 1880. The death of Henry Bond, aged 74, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at Bruton House, Charmouth (Dorset): Emilia Bond, aged 50, widow, annuitant, born at sea, and a servant. The death of Emilia Lavinia Bond, aged 70, was registered 1880/Q2 Chepstow.


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1B10 Mary Elizabeth Dummett (1803-1859) Henry Dummett (1807-1884) John Heyes (1824-1867)


MARY ELIZABETH THE BELOVED AND LAMENTED

WIFE OF HENRY DUMMETT ESQ

OF THIS CITY WHO DIED ON THE 11. NOVR 1859

AGED 56 YEARS …………………………………… …………………………………… ……………………………………

At foot of slab:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN HEYES ESQRE

OF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOS WHO DIED DECR 21. 1867

AGED 43 YEARS

The Office of Registry of Colonial Slaves and Slave Compensation Commission: Records (The National Archives Microfilm Publication T71/553-564) has for John Heyes junior of St Michael, Barbados, 7 slaves. In the 1851 census at 7 Sydney Place, Bath: Henry Dummett, aged 43, West I. Proprietor, born on Barbados, W.I., wife Mary E, aged 47, born on Barbados, Elizabeth E Reece, aged 18, daughter, unmarried, born on Barbados, Elvira Reece, aged 15, born on Barbados, Catherine Reece, aged 14, daughter, born at Bath, Louisa Reece, aged 10, daughter, born on Barbados, a governess and three servants. The death of Mary Elizabeth Dummett, aged 56, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 7 Sydney Place, Bath: Henry Dummett, aged 53, widower, gentleman, born on Barbadoes, Eliza Reece, aged 25, step-daughter, born on Barbadoes, Louisa Reece, aged 21, step-daughter, born on Barbadoes, and three servants. The death of John Heyes, aged 43, was registered 1867/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at a hotel at 7 & 8 Suffolk Street, Westminster: Henry Dummett, aged 70, widower, visitor, born in West India. The death of Henry Dummett, aged 77, was registered 1884/Q4


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Kensington.

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Thomas West (1799-1871) Anne West (1797-1881) Elizabeth Piddell (1807-1882) William West (1798-1862)

East: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM WEST

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANUARY 14TH 1862.

AGED 63. —∙—

“THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED”

—∙— North:

Also THOMAS WEST ESQ

DIED DECR 25TH 1871 AGED 72

Also ANNE WEST

WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED JANUARY 11TH 1881

AGED 84 South:

In loving memory of ELIZABETH PEDDELL

SISTER OF MRS W. WEST. OF GRAFTON LODGE WHO SLEPT IN JESUS APRIL 8. 1882

AGED 75. “PERFECT PEACE”

“THOU WILT KEEP HIM PERFECT PEACE WHOSE HAND IS STAYED ON THEE: BE HE TRUSTETH IN THEE” ISAIAH XXVI_3.

In the 1851 census at Kingston Crescent, Portsea: Thomas West, aged 50, fund holder, born at Deptford (Kent), wife Anne, aged 50, born at Portsea, Charlotte Piddell, aged 80, widow, inmate, born at Portsea, Elizabeth Piddell, aged 40, wife’s sister, born at Portsea, and four servants. In the 1861 census at 34 Pulteney Street, Bath: Thomas West, aged 60, fund holder, born at Deptford (Kent), wife Anne, aged 60, born at Portsea, Elizth Piddell, aged 55, sister in law, unmarried, fundholder, born at Portsea, and two servants. In the 1861 census at Kingston Crescent, Portsea; William West, aged 62, fundholder &c, born at Deptford (Kent), wife Charlotte, aged 58, born at Portsea, and three servants. The death of William West, aged 63, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 4 Portland Place, Bath: Thos West, aged 70, income from houses, born at Deptford (Kent), wife Anne, aged 74, born at Portsea, Martha J Piddle, aged 32, cousin, unmarried, independent, born at Portsea, and two servants. In the 1871 census at Grafton Lodge, Bath: Charlotte West, aged 63, widow, born at Kingstone (Hants), Elizabeth Peddell, aged 60, unmarried, born at Kingstone, and two servants. The death of Thomas West, aged 72, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath.


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The death of Anne West, aged 84, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at Grafton Lodge (by Park Lane), Bath: Charlotte West, aged 70, widow, funded proprietor, born at Southsea (Hants), Elizabeth Peddell, aged 65, unmarried, sister, born at Southsea, and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Piddell, aged 75, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. The death of Charlotte West, aged 88, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.

1B13 Charles Dyneley (1793-1870) Eliza Dyneley (1796-1870) Catherine Dyneley (1795-1880) Robert Dyneley Barbara Dyneley (-1836)

North: CHARLES DYNELEY ESQ.,

SON OF ROBERT AND BARBARA DYNELEY. LATE OF BRAMHOPE, IN THE CO. OF YORK, WHO DIED AT BATH DECEMBER 15. 1867

ALSO ELIZA, SISTER OF THE ABOVE CHARLES DYNELEY WHO DIED AT ST LEONARDS-ON-SEA,

NOVEMBER 21. 1870

South: ALSO CATHERINE DYNELEY, THEIR SISTER

WHO DIED AT ST LEONARDS-ON-SEA, JANUARY 12. 1880.

Born circa 1745 Robert Dyneley, son of Edward Dyneley and Margaret Pigills, of Bramhope (Yorks), married Hannah Day on 14 Aug 1777 and died 30 Sep 1788 [GI]. On 23 Jan 1770 at Airmyn (Yorks) Robert Dyneley married Barbara Birt [IGI]. Born on 7 Apr 1791 at Leathley (Yorks), Charles Dyneley, son of Robert Dyneley & Barbara Birt [IGI]. The year of birth in the source is at variance with the age given at death. The years of birth of the children do not fit well with the IGI entry’s year for the parents’ marriage. In The Environs of London by Daniel Lysons vol I Part II Counties of Kent, Essex and Herts, London, 1811 in a section on Mottingham on p492: “It was purchased a few years ago by Robert Dyneley Esq. who repaired and modernized the house; since his death, which happened in 1805, it has been sold to Mr. Auldjo, the present proprietor.” Will of Robert Dyneley of Bloomsbury Square, Middlesex, date 2 Jul


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1806, PROB 11/1446. Will of Barbara Dyneley, Widow of Manchester Square, Middlesex, date 21 Jun 1836, PROB 11/1862. The National Archives PROB 39/20 in Appointments of Court Officials, etc., 1681-1817: xiii) Appointment of Charles Dyneley as a Public Notary, 1817. The National Archives PROB 37 in 1857: Crosse v Dyneley Testator or intestate: In re Dyneley, Charles one of the deputy registrars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury; accused of misconduct by Edward Willson Crosse, one of the procurators exercent of the Court. In the 1861 census at 16 Marine Square, Brighton: Charles Dyneley, aged 69, unmarried, annuitant, born at St George’s, Bloomsbury, Amelia Dyneley, aged 30, unmarried, niece, born at Leeds, Amelia M Dyneley, aged 8, niece, born at Bangalore, E Indies British Subject, and a servant. In the 1861 census at Gending House, St Leonards: Eliza Dyneley, aged 62, unmarried, landholder, born in London, Catherine Dyneley, aged 60, unmarried, sister, landholder, born in London, and three servants. The death of Charles Dyneley, aged 77, was registered 1870/Q4 Bath. The death of Eliza Dyneley, aged 74, was registered 1870/Q4 Hastings. The death of Catherine Dyneley, aged 85, was registered 1880/Q1 Hastings. Dyneley Hall at Bramhope (now part of Leeds) is now the site of a Holiday Inn. The Dyneley Arms, Otley Road, Bramhope, built circa 1850, suffered a major fire in Oct 2002 but is being restored. Lower Wharfedale – The Old City of York and The Ainsty by Edmund Bogg, 1904 Chapter XX has a section entitled ‘Bramhope Hall and the Dyneley Family’. The Dyneley family of Bramhope go back to at least 1600. In 1652, under the Commonwealth, a Robert Dyneley and two others were made deputies or commissioners of Lord Fairfax, the governor of the Isle of Man (Liber Scaccar. 1652, No. 41 quoted in Manx Society Vol 12). Born in 15 Apr 1877 at Leathley (Yorks), Birt Dyneley, son of Robert Dyneley & Barbara Birt, married Agnes Cooper on 20 Jul 1806 [IGI].


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On 13 August 1805, aged 28, Birt Dyneley was commissioned commander of the temporary packet ship Diana. He served on the packet route to the West Indies. In 1806 he was presented with a silver vase from the Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund as a result of action against the French near Dominica. He died on 12 Dec 1807 when defending the Duke of Montrose from capture by a French privateer 200 miles off Barbados. The vase is owned by the National Maritime Museum.

1B15 Henry Trewolla (1805-1873) Elizabeth Trewolla (1810-1880)

North: HENRY TREWOLLA

OF BATH DIED JULY 23RD 1873

AGED 67 YEARS

South: ELIZABETH TREWOLLA

WIFE OF HENRY TREWOLLA DIED JUN 28TH 1880

AGED 70 YEARS

Baptised on 12 Nov 1805 at Crediton (Devon): Henry Trewalla, son of William Trewalla & Martha Maria Gunter [IGI]. On 21 Oct 1834 at [Christ …],Bristol, Henry Trewolla married Elizabeth Stokes [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Wiveliscombe (Somerset): Henry Trewolla, aged 35, m[aster] plumber, not born in Somerset, and Elizabeth Trewolla, aged 35, not born in Somerset. In the 1851 census at 4 St James Street, Bath: Sarah Stokes, aged 49, widow, annuitant, born at Wiveliscombe (Somerset), children: Elizabeth, Maria & William H, Henry Trewella, aged 47, brother in law, plumber employing 4 men, born at Devonport (!), Elizabeth Trewolla, wife [of Henry], aged 47, born at Richmond (Surrey), and two servants. See separate entry for Sarah Stokes. In the 1861 census at 5 Phillip Street, Bath: Henry Trewolla, aged 55, plumber, born at Crediton, wife Elizabeth, aged 57, born at Richmond (Surrey), and a servant.


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In the 1871 census at 37 Broad Street, Bath: Henry Trewalla, aged 65, plumber, born at Crediton (Devon), wife Elizabeth, aged 66, born in Kent, and a servant. The death of Henry Trewolla, aged 67, was registered 1873/Q3 Bath. The death of Elizabeth Trewolla, aged 77, was registered 1880/Q2 Fulham.

1B16 John Stafford (1783-1863) John Stafford (1814-1879) Broughton Packer (1841-1902)

…………………… ……………………

……………… RESPECTED …………………… THIS CITY

……LY 30TH 1863 ……… 80

— …………………………… taken

…………………………….the name of the Lord” Also

……………… STAFFORD …………… OF THE ABOVE

………CR 1879 ………… 65.

[Also in m]emory of …………………N PACKER

WHO DIED ON JUNE 17TH 1902 AGED 8….

Covered in ivy. Severely delaminated. In the 1841 census at Broad Street, Bath: John Stafford, aged 55, auctioneer, born in Somerset, John Stafford, aged 25, independent, born in Somerset, Maria Stafford, aged 20, independent, born in Somerset, Richard Stafford, aged 15, upholsterer, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 8 Miles Buildings, Bath: John Stafford, aged 70, widower, auctioneer, born at Bath, children: John Junr, aged 38, born at Bath, and Maria, aged 33, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 8 Miles Buildings, Bath: John Stafford, aged 78, widower, retired tradesman, born at Bath, children: John Junr, aged 46, gentleman, born at Bath, Maria, aged 43, gentlewoman, born at Bath, and Adelaide, aged 18, milliner, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of John Stafford, aged 80, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath. The death of John Stafford, aged 65, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.


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The marriage of George Jubilee Lintern Packer to Eliza Stafford was registered 1840/Q1 Kensington. The birth of George Jubile Lintern Packer was registered 1843/Q4 Northampton. In the 1851 census at Newland, Northampton: George Packer, aged 50, professor of music, born in Somerset, wife Eliza, aged 36, born in Somerset, children: Broughton, aged 10, born at Northampton, and Vintern, aged 7, born at Northampton, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 68 Newland, Northampton: George Packer, aged 50, professor of music, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 48, born at Bath, and son John Lintn, aged 17, born at Northampton. The death of George Jubilee L Packer, aged 58, was registered 1868/Q4 Northampton. In the 1871 census at 1 Beechen Cliff, Bath: Eliza Packer, aged 57, widow, income from houses, born at Bath, John Stafford, aged 47, unmarried, brother, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 3 St George Street, Northampton: Broughton Packer, aged 30, unmarried, professor of music, born at Northampton, and Edmund Potter, aged 43, unmarried, visitor, proprietor of horses, born at Pontypool (Mon). In the 1881 census at 17 Northgate Street, Bath: Broughton Packer, aged 40, cigar merchant, born at Northampton, and a housekeeper. The death of Eliza Packer, aged 72, was registered 1883/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at 36 Chesham Place, Brighton: Broughton Packer, aged 50, unmarried, boarder, living on own means, born at Northampton. In the 1901 census at 1 Kensington Gardens, Walcot, Bath: Broughton Packer, aged 60, unmarried, living on own means, born at Northampton.


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The death of Broughton Packer, aged 61, was registered 1902/Q4 Bath.

1B17 Joseph Williams (1787-1858) Mary Williams (1791-1869) Harriett Mary Williams (1829-1893)

In affectionate remembrance of JOSEPH WILLIAMS

OF THIS CITY WHO DIED JULY 23RD 1858

AGED 71 “HIM THAT COMETH TO ME I WILL IN NO WISE CAST OUT” JOHN VI.37

ALSO OF MARY THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED JANUARY 3RD 1869 AGED 78

“THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM” THES. IV.I

ALSO OF HARRIETT MARY YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1893 AGED 64

“I WILL RAISE UP MINE EYES UNTO THE HILLS FROM WHEN COMETH MY HELP” …………

In the 1851 census at 1 & 2 Kingsmead Square, Bath: Joseph Williams, aged 63, apothecary practising, born at Bristol, wife Mary, aged 59, born at Maldon (Essex), children: Jane C, aged 28, born at Bath, Maria, aged 25, professor of music, born at Bath, and H Mary, aged 22, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Joseph Williams, aged 71, was registered 1858/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 3 Charlotte Street, Bath: Mary Williams, aged 70, widow, born at Maldon (Essex), children: Jane C, aged 35, born at Bath, and Harriet M, aged 30, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Mary Williams, aged 77, was registered 1869/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 3 Charlotte Street, Bath: Harriett M Williams, aged 40, unmarried, income from dividends, born at Trinity parish, Bath, Mary Bailey, aged 22, married, niece, draper’s wife, born at Larkhall, Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 3 Charlotte Street, Bath: J C Williams (female), aged 55, unmarried, independent lady … money invested in funds &c, born at Bath, little deaf, H M Williams, aged 52, sister, unmarried, independent lady … money invested in funds &c, and a servant. The death of Harriett Mary Williams, aged 64, was registered 1893/Q3 Bath.


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1B18 Hannah Bacon (1802-1863) John Edward Bacon (1811-1877)

In memory of HANNAH WIFE OF

JOHN EDWARD BACON SOLICITOR

WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1863 AGED 61 YEARS

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

Baptised on 20 Jan 1811 at Tostock (Suffolk): John Edward Bacon, son of John Bacon & Elizabeth Syrate, date of birth 19 Jan 1811 [IGI]. The marriage of John Edward Bacon to Hannah Miller was registered 1837/Q4 Ipswich. In the 1841 census at Butter Market, Ipswich: John Miller, aged 75, independent, John E Bacon, aged 30, attorney, born in Suffolk, Hannah Bacon, aged 30, born in Suffolk, and two servants. In the 1851 census at 8 Coburg Place, Camberwell: William Robinson, aged 39, draper, born at Stowupland (Suffolk), wife Elizabeth, aged 41, born at Tostock (Suffolk), their 6 children, Ann Robinson, aged 78, widow, mother, annuitant, born at Hartest (Suffolk), and John E Bacon, aged 40, married, brother in law, late solicitor, born at Tostock (Suffolk). In the 1861 census at 1 Monmouth Row, Lambeth: John E Bacon, aged 52, married, lodger, attornies clerk, born at Tostock (Suffolk). The death of Hannah Bacon, aged 61, was registered 1863/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at 190 Great Dover Street, Newington, London: John Edward Bacon, aged 61, widower, lodger, retired solicitor, born at Tos[t]ock (Suffolk). The death of John Edward Bacon, aged 66, was registered 1877/Q4 Islington.

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1B20 Mary Elizabeth Cavell (1825-1860) Henry Theodore Cavell (1825-1897)

TO THE CHERISHED MEMORY OF

MARY ELIZABETH THE ………………………………………

WIFE OF REVD H. T. CAVELL

WHO DIED ON THE 19TH OF MARCH 1860

AGED 35 …………………………………………… …………………………………………… ……………………………………………

The marriage of Henry Theodore Cavell to Mary Elizabeth Cavell was registered 1850/Q2 Plomesgate (Suffolk). In the 1851 census at Woodbridge Road, Ipswich: Henry T Cavell, aged 25, curate of St Clements, Ipswich, born at Calcutta British Subject, wife Mary E, aged 25, born at Saxmundham (Suffolk), Martha Abel, aged 60, widow, aunt, proprietor of houses, born at Harleston (Norfolk), and three servants. The birth of Mary Jane Cavell was registered 1860/Q2 Bath, other’s maiden name: Cavell. The death of Mary Elizabeth Cavell, aged 35, was registered 1860/Q1 Bath. (There had clearly been a delay in registering the birth of the daughter such that it appears in the second rather than the first quarter of 1860.) In the 1861 census at Forefield Place, Bath: Henry T Cavell, aged 36, widower, curate of St James, born in the East Indies, children: Walter J, aged 3, born at Ipswich, and Mary J, aged 1, born at Bath, two visitors and three servants. The marriage of Henry Theodore Cavell to Mary Urwick was registered 1862/Q3 Wandsworth. In the 1871 census at Cross More, Old Field (Oldfield?) Road, Bath: Henry T Cavell, aged 46, vicar of St James’ Bath, born at Calcutta I.E. Brit. Subj., wife Mary, aged 44, born in London, children: Catherine E, aged 7, born at Bath, Henry Theodore, aged 4, born at Bath, and Constance Mary, aged 4 months, born at Bath, and three servants.


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From Alumni Cantabrigienses: Henry Theodore Cavell Adm. (age 19) at CAIUS, Apr. 25, 1843. S. of Henry, Esq., late surgeon in the E.I. Co's service. B. in Calcutta. School, Edinburgh High. Matric. Michs. 1843. Went to St Bees. Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1849; priest, 1850; C. at Ipswich, 1849-57. V. of St James's, Bath, 1861-71. V. of St Jude's, Southwark, Surrey, 1871-6. R. of Burnsall, Yorks., 1876-7. V. of Gresley, Derbs., 1877-82. V. of St Paul's, Poole, Dorset, 1882-7. V. of Staverton, Wilts., 1888-97. Died June 24, 1897, at Osmington, Dorset. Father of the next. (Venn, II. 262.)

The death of Henry Theodore Cavell, aged 72, was registered 1897/Q3 Weymouth. (Son Henry Theodore Cavell (1866-1914) was also an Anglican vicar.)

1B21 Harriet Sophia Dunn (1793-1879) Ann Maria Harris (1789-1858) John Harris

South: IN MEMORY OF

HARRIET SOPHIA DUNN WHO DIED FEBRUARY 5TH 1879 AGED 85

North:

IN MEMORY OF ANN MARIA HARRIS

WIFE OF THE LATE JOHN HARRIS ESQRE OF TROWBRIDGE WILTS.

[WHO] DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 19TH 1858 AGED 69 YEARS

On 7 Jun 1821 at Trowbridge Ann Maria Dunn married John Harris [IGI]. Will of John Harris, Clothier of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, date 24 Sep 1823, PROB 11/1675. Will of John Harris, Gentleman of Westbury, Wiltshire, date 27 Jan 1841, PROB 11/1939. In the 1841 census at Stallard Street, Trowbridge: Maria Harris, aged 50, independent, born in Wiltshire, Maria Ex_ll, aged 35, independent, and two servants. In the 1851 census at Fore Street, Trowbridge: Maria Harris, aged 62, widow, fundholder, born at Trowbridge, a companion and two servants.


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The death of Ann Maria Harris, aged 69, was registered 1858/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 6 Walcot Terrace, Bath: Harriet Dunn, aged 75, unmarried, independent, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and a servant. (The house was in multiple occupancy with 5 separate households.) The death of Harriet Sophia Dunn, aged 83, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath.

1B22 Louisa Arnold (1817-1852) John Julius Arnold (1812-1865) Thomas Perry (1795-1874)

IN MEMORY OF LOUISA

THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN JULIUS ARNOLD

AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THOS PERRY. BATHWICK WHO DIED AUGUST 27 1852

AGED 35 YEARS A TRULY GOOD CHRISTIAN IN EVERY RELATION OF LIFE

ALSO OF JOHN JULIUS ARNOLD

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1865

AGED 52 YEARS

Baptised on 1 Jan 1813 at Chippenham (Wilts): John Julius Arnold, son of Thomas & Julia Arnold [IGI]. The marriage of John Julius Arnold to Louisa Perry at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1839/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at Warminster Road, Westbury (Wilts): John Julius Arnold, aged 38, ……………… Wilts & Somerset Railway, born at Chippenham, wife Louisa, aged 33, born at Bath, children: Louisa Jane, aged 10, born at Corsham, Ellen Alicia, aged 9, born at Corsham, and Laura Frances Madeline, aged 5, born at Corsham, and a servant. The death of Louisa Arnold was registered 1852/Q3 Westbury. In the 1861 census at Wallbridge, Frome (Somerset): John J Arnold, aged 48, widower, civil engineer, born at Chippenham, children: Ellen A, aged 19, born at Corsham, and Laura F M, aged 15, born at Corsham, and a servant. The death of John Julius Arnold, aged 52, was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. For Thomas Perry, see blow.

1B23 Fanny Maria Palmer IN MEMORY OF In the 1841 census at 25 Daniel Street, Bath:


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(1835-1866) George Palmer Thomas Perry (1795-1874) Emma Perry (1821-1875) Jane Perry (1790-1878) Anne Frances Perry (1827-1912)

FANNY MARIA WIFE OF GEORGE PALMER OF NAISH HOUSE HANTS

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THO. PERRY BECKFORD COTTAGE BATHWICK

WHO DIED MAY 13 1866 ……………………………… TO IMMORTALITY

ALSO OF THO………… PERRY

WHO DIED FEBRUARY …… 1874 AGED 79 YEARS EMMA PERRY

SECOND DAUGHTER WHO DIED FEBRUARY 11TH 1875

……………… ALSO OF

JANE PERRY WHO DIED APRIL 11TH 1878

AGED 88 YEARS ALSO OF

ANNE FRANCES PERRY WHO DIED MARCH 15 1912

AGED 84 YEARS -

………………

Thomas Perry, aged 45, painter, born in Somerset, Jane Perry, aged 45, born in Somerset, Eliza Perry, aged 20, born in Somerset, Ann Perry, aged 12, born in Somerset, Fanny Perry, aged 6, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at Beckford Cottage, Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Perry, aged 55, painter and house decorator, born at Bristol (county), wife Jane, aged 56, born at Allhampton (Som), children: Emma, aged 33, unmarried, born at Bath, Eliza East, aged 26, married, teacher of French, born at Bath, Annee (sic), aged 22, unmarried, teacher of music, born at Bath, and Fanny, aged 16, born at Bath, Henry East, aged 5, grandson, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at Beckford Villa, Hampton Row, Bath: Thomas Perry, aged 64, decorative painter, born at Bristol, wife Jane, aged 69, born at Allhampton (Somerset), children: Emma, aged 40, born at Bath, Anne F, aged 30, born at Bath, and Fanny M, aged 24, born at Bath, and a servant. The marriage of George Palmer to Fanny Maria Perry at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1865/Q2 Bath. The death of Fanny M Palmer, aged 31, was registered 1866/Q2 Lymington. In the 1871 census at Beckford Cottage, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Perry, aged 84, painter, born at Bristol, wife Jane, aged 80, born at Alhampton (Som), children: Emma, aged 45, unmarried, born at Bath, and Annie, aged 33, born at Bath, Sydney Palmer, aged 4, visitor, born at Milton (Hants), and two servants. The death of Thomas Perry, aged 78, was registered 1874/Q1 Bath. The death of Emma Perry, aged 54, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. The death of Jane Perry, aged 87, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at Beckford Cottage, Sydney Gardens, Bath: Ann F Perry, aged 47 (!), unmarried, income from house property, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1891 census at Beckford Villa, Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Anne F Perry, aged 50, unmarried, living on her means, born at Bath, and a servant (the same servant, Maria Pothecary, as in the 1881


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census). In the 1901 census at (a lodging house at) 10 North Parade, Bath: Annie Frances Perry, aged 60, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath. The death of Anne Frances Perry, aged 84, was registered 1912/Q1 Bath.

1B24 Susanna Rawlinson Thick (1767-1846) Joseph Thick (1773-1856)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SUSANNA R THICK

THE WIFE OF JOSEPH THICK

OF THIS CITY. LATE OF LONDON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

NOVEMBER 15TH 1846 AGED 79 YEARS

ALSO THOMAS THICK

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1856

AGED 83

Baptised on 1 Mar 1789, at Rotherwick (Hants): Joseph Thick, son of Thomas Thick [IGI]. On 27 May 1804 at St Mary, Marylebone Road, London Joseph Thick married Susanna Bruff [IGI]. The death of Susannah Rawlinson Thick, aged 79, was registered 1846/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 6 Brunswick Place, Bath: Joseph Thick, aged 86, widower, retired oil man, born at Rotherwick (Hants), Martha Jones, aged 78, widow?, sister, fundholder, born at Rotherwick, Jane Thick, aged 20, unmarried, niece, born at Rotherwick, and a servant. The death of Joseph Thick, aged 91 (!), was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. Will of Joseph Thick, Gentleman of No 6 Brunswick Place Bath, Somerset, date 26 Apr 1856, PROB 11/2231. It is unclear why the inscription refers to ‘Thomas’ rather than ‘Joseph’. (This apparent discrepancy was checked and the MI confirmed.)


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Louisa Augusta Wood (1787-1872) Gabriel Wood (1767-1845)

South: SACRED TO THE REVERED MEMORY OF

DAME LOUISA AUGUSTA WOOD WHOSE REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED

IN THE VAULT BENEATH THIS TOMB WITH THOSE OF HER HUSBAND

COMMISSARY GENL SIR GABRIEL WOOD KT GREATLY BELOVED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED

SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 19TH OF MARCH 1872

INSCRIBED BY HER SORROWING SISTERS TO RECORD HER WORTH AND THEIR GRATEFUL RECOLLECTION OF ALL THEY OWE TO HER LOVE AND AFFECTION.

North: …. THE REMAINS OF

COMMISSARY GENERAL SIR GABRIEL WOOD KT WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE IN THIS CITY

ON THE 25TH OF OCTOBER 1845 DISTINGUISHED THROUGH A LONG LIFE BY THE

MOST HONOURABLE DISCHARGE ON EVERY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DUTY

AGED 78 YEARS ERECTED BY HIS …………… WIDOW IN ……………

Gabriel Wood was born 1767 at Gourock (Renfrewshire). He became Consul of Maryland (which then included Washington), and later Commissary-General of Accounts for the Caribbean (-1811), the Mediterranean (-1816) and then of Canada. Knighted in 1825. From one of his legacies (which was not part of the will but from a memorandum), Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Home was founded in Greenock, the foundation stone was laid on 17 Oct 1850, the home being built at a cost of £8,500. From the Royal Gazette of 24 Aug 1830 page 2 column 2 THE MARRIAGE


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Plot Names Inscriptions Notes OF LOUISA AUGUSTA FANNING TO GENERAL GABRIEL WOOD TOOK PLACE IN ENGLAND ON JUNE 28, BY SPECIAL LICENSE; LOUISA AUGUSTA, WAS THE

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE GENERAL EDMUND FANNING (source: Canada Heritage). The marriage took place on 28 Jun 1830 at Ealing.

The death of Gabriel Wood, aged 78, was registered 1845/Q4 Bath. Will of Sir Gabriel Wood of Bath, Somerset, date 2 Dec 1845, PROB 11/2028. In the 1851 census at 3 Royal Circus, Bath: Louisa Wood, aged 59, widow, fundholder, born at British N A Colony, Phoebe Fanning, aged 83, widow, mother, landed proprietor, born at British N A Colony, Maria Fanning, aged 40, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at British N A Colony, and four servants. In the 1861 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath: Louisa Wood, aged 74, widow, fund holder, born in British N America, Maria Fanning, aged 70, sister, landed proprietor, born in British N America, and three servants. In the 1871 census at 3 Circus, Bath: Louisa Wood, aged 84, knight’s widow, born at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Maria Fanning, aged 78, unmarried, sister, income from dividends &c, born at Prince Edward Island, and four servants. The death of Louisa Augusta Wood, aged 85, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.

1C3 Phæbe Maria Fanning (1769-1853) Maria Matilda Susannah Fanning (1791-1879) Edmund Fanning (1738-1818)


PHÆBE MARIA RELICT OF THE LATE

GENERAL FANNING WHO MOST DEEPLY

MOURNED AND LAMENTED DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT BATH ON THE 6TH DAY OF MAY 1853

AGED 84 YEARS IN DUTIFUL AND GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE THIS TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION AND RESPECT

IS INSCRIBED BY HER SURVIVING DAUGHTERS

- ALSO

TO THE MEMORY OF HER 2ND DAUGHTER

MARIA M. S. FANNING

Edmund Fanning was born on 24 Apr 1739 at Southold (now Rivertown), Long Island. There is a detailed online biography by Joe Wickham which includes the troubled history of the family in Ireland and their subsequent emigration to America in 1653. In addition there are entries in the Dictionary of National Biography and the American National


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Plot Names Inscriptions Notes WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

AT BATH FEBRUARY 6TH 1879 DEARLY BELOVED AND DEEPLY

LAMENTED

Biography as well as appearing in various histories of the King’s American Regiment. At Duke University: “Papers of Edmund Fanning (1737-1818), American loyalist, governor of Nova Scotia and of Prince Edward Island, and general in the British Army, pertaining to accounts and vouchers for the garrison of Prince Edward Island Fencibles. Included are references to the Board of Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts, and personal financial sacrifices during his term of office.” From Alumni Oxonienses:

Fanning, Edmund, Colonel, of New York, created D.C.L. 6 July, 1774. Cat. Grads. (This relates to him being awarded an honorary doctorate.)

Edmund Fanning married Phoebe Maria Burns circa 1790 in Prince Edward Island. Will of Edmund Fanning, Doctor of Laws and General in the Army of Prince Edward Island, date 21 Apr 1818, PROB 11/1603. In the 1851 census at 3 Royal Circus, Bath: Louisa Wood, aged 59, widow, fundholder, born at British N A Colony, Phoebe Fanning, aged 83, widow, mother, landed proprietor, born at British N A Colony, Maria Fanning, aged 40, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at British N A Colony, and four servants. The death of Phoebe Maria Fanning, aged 85, was registered 1853/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath with Louisa Wood: Maria Fanning, aged 70, sister, landed proprietor, born in British N America. In the 1871 census at 3 Circus, Bath with Louisa Wood: Maria Fanning, aged 79, sister, unmarried, income from dividends &c, born at Prince Edward Island. The death of Maria Matilda Susannah Fanning, aged 88, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath.


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1C4 Robert Stuart (1772-1856)


CAPTN ROBERT STUART R.N.

BORN EDINBURGH 1772

DIED IN BATH 1856

Slab The death of Robert Stuart, aged 64 (!), was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. Will of Robert Stuart, a Retired Captain in the Royal Navy of City of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Jan 1857, PROB 11/2245.

1C5 Mary Pendrill (1796-1881) John Pendrill (-1827) Elizabeth Fisher (1794-1860) George Ingrum Fisher (1796-1863)

Headstone: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF MARY

4TH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN PENDRILL. ESQRE. M.D.

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON JULY 18 1881 AGED 85

- “TO DEPART AND BE WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER”

PHIL.1.23 SORROW NOT EVEN AS OTHERS WHICH HAVE NO HOPE. FOR IF WE BELIEVE THAT JESUS DIED AND ROSE AGAIN GIVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM” THESS………

Slab: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH

THE WIFE OF THE REVD G. I. FISHER

VICAR OF ABBOTS KERSWELL IN THE COUNTY OF DEVON.

27TH APRIL 1860 ALSO

OF THE ABOVE NAMED GEORGE INGRUM

In the 1871 census at 13 Bennett Street, Bath Mary Pendrill, aged 74, unmarried, funded property, born at Cadoxton (Glam), Ann P Mackenzie, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Wookey (Somerset), Mary Mackenzie, aged 34, niece, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, and four servants. In the 1881 census at 13 Bennett Street, Bath Mary Pendrill, aged 84, unmarried, dividends, born at Cadoxton (Glam), Mary Mackenzie, aged 43, niece, unmarried, dividends, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Mary Pendrill, aged 85, was registered 1881/Q3 Bath. The Royal Gazette of Jamaica of 4 Jun 1793 has an entry for the sale of


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FISHER. DIED 19TH NOVEMBER 1863

AGED 67

Edge, west: BE DILIGENT

Edge, south: THAT YOU MAY BE FOUND OF HIM IN

Edge, east: PEACE

Edge, north: WITHOUT SPOT AND BLAMELESS

a house in Union Street, Montego Bay “lately occupied by Dr. John Pendrill”. John Pendrill, doctor, appears in Matthews Complete Directory of Bristol 1789 at Lodge Place and in 1799 at Park Street. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XCII Jun-Dec 1822 p642 [Dec] 18. At Walcot, Bath, Rev. William-David Longlands, to Judith-Campbell, daughter of John Pendrill, esq. and grand-dau. of W. Campbell, esq. New Milns, Jamaica. From London Magazine Jan-Jun 1823 p120 “The Rev. W Longlands, Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, and of Aston, Herts, to Judith Campbell, eldest daughter of John Pendrill, Esq. Bath.” From the Salisbury and Winchester Journal of Mon 1 Jun 1825: Married on Thursday, at Bathwick Church, by the Rev. Peter Gunning, the Rev. George Ingram Fisher, A.M., Rector of Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset, and Subchanter of the Cathedral Church of Salisbury, to Elizabeth, second daughter of John Pendrill, Esq., of Gay-street, Bath, and grand-daughter of the late William Campbell, Esq. of New Milns, in the island of Jamaica. - At the same time, Lieut. Col. Haverfield, of the 43d regiment of light infantry, to Ann, youngest daughter of Samuel

Fisher, Esq. M.D. of Johnstone-street, Bath. Will of John Pendrill of Bath, Somerset, date 26 Feb 1827, PROB 11/1722. From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol. XXIV Jul-Dec 1845 p 327 under Obituaries “At Frankfort-sur-Maine, Ann, widow of John Pendrill, esq. M.D. of Bath. Gentleman’s Magazine Vol XXXII Jul-Dec 1849 p 639 : At Littleham, the Rev. Augustus William Dorset Fellowes, Vicar of St Martin’s, Coney st. York, to Harriet, the sixth surviving dau. of the late Dr. Pendrill of Bath. (The marriage was registered 1849/Q3 St Thomas (Devon).) Harriet Fellowes, born circa 1829 (!), died on 30 Nov 1852 at Nether Wallop [IGI]. The death of Augustus William Dorset Fellowes was registered 1856/Q2 Honiton. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Fellowes, Augustus William Dorset Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, June 9, 1830. S. of Henry (1800), V. of


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Sidbury, Devon. Matric. Michs. 1830. V. of St Martin's, Coney Street, York, 1838-52. Minor Canon of York, 1839-52. V. of Nether Wallop, Hants., 1852-7. Married (1) Sept. 22, 1849, Harriett, dau. of John Pendrill, M.D., of Bristol; (2) Oct. 13, 1855, Louisa, dau. of the Rev. John Morgan Rice, of Brighton; issue by both marriages. Died May 8, 1857. Brother of Edmund F. B. B. (1824). (Burke, L.G.; Clergy List; Crockford.)

In the 1861 census at The Rectory, Gerrans (Cornwall): William D Longlands, aged 69, rector of Gerrans, born at Greenwich, wife Judith C, aged 68, born at Montego Bay, Jamaica, four daughters and two servants. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Longlands, William David, s. Alexander, of Greenwich, Kent, gent. EXETER COLL., matric. 20 Feb., 1810, aged 18; Michel scholar QUEEN’S COLL. 1815-16, B.A. 1814, fellow BALLIOL COLL. 1816-22, M.A. 1816, a student of Lincoln’s Inn 1811, rector of St Gerrans, Devon, 1844, died 27 Dec., 1866.

From Alumni Oxonienses concerning her supposed brother:

Pendrill, John, o.s. John, of St Augustine’s, Bristol (city), doctor. BALLIOL COLL. matric. 22 March, 1828, aged 18; B.A. from ST. JOHN’S COLL. 1835. British Chaplain Ghent. See Eton School Lists.

In the 1851 census at the Rectory Winfrith Newburgh (Dorset): George I Fisher, aged 54, rector of Winfrith glebe 91 acres employing 3 men 2 boys, born at Salisbury (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Bath, John P Mackenzie, aged 26, nephew, student, born on Malta British Subject, and four servants (cook, housemaid, coachman and footman). The death of Elizabeth Fisher, aged 66, was registered 1860 Bath. In the 1861 census at 13 Bennett Street, Bath: Geo. Ingram Fisher, aged 64, widower vicar of Abbottskerswell, Devon, born at Salisbury, Mary Pendrill, aged 60, unmarried, sister, [income from] funded property, born in Wales, Mary MacKenzie, aged 22, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants. The death of George Ingram Fisher, aged 67, was registered 1863 Bath.


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1C6 & 1C7

Elizabeth Hawkins (1779-1864) John Hawkins Elizabeth Roper (-1844) Robert Roper Anthony De La Combe Maingay (1795-1865)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF CAPTN JOHN HAWKINS, MADRAS ARMY

BURIED IN THE ISLAND OF ST HELENA DIED MARCH 26TH 1864 AGED 85.

ALSO TO ELIZABETH WIFE OF ROBERT ROPER ESQRE

OF HAZELBROOK ROSCOMMON IRELAND AND YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JUNE 3RD 1844 AND WAS BURIED AT FRANCKFORT ON MAIN

West:

COME UNTO ME ALL THAT LABOUR AND ARE HEAVY LADEN AND I WILL GIVE YOU REST

MATT.XI.C.V.28

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

ANTHONY DELA COMBE MAINGAY ESQRE OF GUERNSEY AND LATE OF THE HONBLE E. I. C. CIVIL SERVICE,

SON IN LAW OF CAPTN JOHN HAWKINS, MADRAS ARMY & ELIZABETH HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT BORDEAUX JANY 29TH 1865. AGED 70 AND IS INTERRED BENEATH

JOHN XI.C.V.25

East: HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE

JOHN XI.C.V.25

Some lead missing. In the 1851 census at Colledge terrace, Grange Road, St Peter Port, Guernsey: Anthony Delacombe Maingay, aged 56, retired servant of the Civil Service of the East India Company, born in England, wife Martia, aged 43, born in England, and one servant. From the online images and text of graves at Frankfurter Hauptfriedhof: Grabstätte in Patenschaft at: http://www.fester.de/friedhof/paten02_b_0190.htm

IN MEMORY OF ELIZA WIFE OF ROBERT ROPER ESQRE

OF HAZELBROOK COUNTRY ROSCOMMON IRELAND BORN HAWKINS

WHO DIED AT FRANKFORT 3 JUNE 1844 The grave is in sandstone with the memorial tablet in bronze. (The information also gives its GPS position and the location as B 190.) In the website Connacht Clans on the page dealing with the

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Gilligan/Coyne family it has “They bought the farm in Hazelbrook from the Roper family (an English landlord).” Hazelbrook features in the (Irish) National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. From A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, Samuel Lewis, 1837 it was at that time occupied by R Blakeney Esq. The County Roscommon Record of Protected Structures 28.07.03 (page 21) has a picture of the house, giving its location as Ballygalda or Trust, Roscommon and describes it as a country house. A list of landowners in Roscommon, which is not specific about the source other than ‘genealogy reference book’ (possibly an LDS Family History Center resource) and that the list is from the 1870s has: Capt. Robert Roper, address Munich, Germany, owned 485 acres. From a description of the Mainguy/Maingay/Maingy families originally from Guernsey, Anthony De La Combe Maingay (1795-1895) was the son of Peter Maingay by his second (of three) wife Anne De La Combe, and that he married Martha Hawkins in 1850. Martha Maingay died in 1889. A branch of the Maingy family changed the spelling of the surname to ‘Maingay’ by royal decree in 1840. The reason advanced for the change of name is that, when pronounced the French way, it sounds like ‘mangey’. In the 1861 census at 69 Pulteney Street, Bath: Anthony D Maingay, aged 66, fundholder, born at Stonehouse (Devon), wife Martha, aged 52, born at Twickenham (Middx), Elizth Hawkins, aged 82, widow, mother in law, born in Surrey, a nurse and two servants. In the 1881 census at 8 West Side Saumarez, St Peter Port, Guernsey: Martha Maingay, aged 70, widow, lodger, annuitant, born in England. From the burial book: Elizabeth Hawkins, aged unspecified, of 69 Pulteney Street, died in 1861, Elizabeth Hawkins, aged 85, of 69 Pulteney Street, widow of Captain Hawkins, died on 26 Mat 1864, Anthony Delacombe Maingay, aged 70, of Bordeaux, France, late of Pulteney Street, died on 30 Jan 1865, Martha Delacombe Maingay, aged 84, of Poonah House, Worthing, died on 4 Oct 1887. The death of Martha De la C Maingay, aged 84, was registered 1887/Q4 E Preston.


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1C8 Mary Ann Heyman (1813-1891) John Heyman (1783-1857) Rosina Heyman (1812-1899)

In loving memory

of MARY ANN (ANNY)

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN HEYMAN, ESQ;

OF BATH, DIED SEPTEMBER 19: 1891.

“IN THY PRESENCE IS THE FULNESS OF JOY” Also of

ROSINA, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF JOHN HEYMAN, ESQ;

AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE. DIED APRIL 17: 1899.

“FOR ME TO LIVE IN CHRIST, AND TO DIE IS GAIN”

In the 1851 census at 21 Henrietta Street, Bath: John Hayman, aged 67, annuitant, born at Ham (Surrey), wife Mary Ann, aged 66, born at Richmond (Surrey), and daughters: Rosina, aged 39, unmarried, born at St Georges (Middx), and Mary Ann, aged 38, unmarried, born at St Georges (Middx). The death of John Heyman, aged 74, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. The death of Mary Ann Heyman, aged 85, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 28 Brock Street, Bath: Rosina Heyman, aged 59, unmarried, income from funds, born at Bloomsbury (Middx), Mary A Heyman, aged 58, sister, unmarried, income from funds, born at Bloomsbury, and a servant. In the 1891 census at 3a Pierpont Street, Bath: Rosina Heyman, aged 80, unmarried, living on her own means, born in London, and Mary A Heyman, aged 78, unmarried, living on her own means, born in London, both visitors at the household of Julia Ann Quin[n]. The death of Mary Ann Heyman, aged 78, was registered 1891/Q3 Cardiff. The death of Rosina Heyman, aged 88, was registered 1899/Q2 Long Ashton.


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Augustus Price (1813-1860) Ada Elizabeth Augusta Price (1859-1888) Elizabeth Emma Price (1819-1890) Florence Engel Augusta Wood (1853-1938)

IN MEMORY OF AUGUSTUS PRICE,

LT COL. H.M’S BOMBAY RIFLES BORN 14: JUNE 1813 DIED 17: MAY 1860.

- ALSO OF

ADA ELIZABETH AUGUSTA PRICE, YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

BORN 19: AUGUST 1859. ENTERED INTO REST 20: FEBRUARY 1888,

“JESUS ONLY” MATT. XVII.8. -

ALSO OF ELIZABETH EMMA PRICE

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE AUGUSTUS PRICE WHO ENTERED INTO REST 21: OCTOBER 1890.

- ALSO

FLORENCE ENGEL AUGUSTA WOOD DIED 1938

Vive ut Vivas – ‘Live that you may live’, also translated as ‘live to the fullest’. It is the motto of a branch of the Price family but also Abercromby, Bathgate, Faulkener, Hall, Johnson and others.

The marriage of Augustus Price to Elizabeth Emma Hodgson at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. The birth of Hermann Chicheley Augustus Price was registered 1858/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hodgson. The birth of Ada Eliza Augusta Price was registered 1859/Q4 Axbridge. The death of Augustus Price, aged 46, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at 19 Henrietta Place, Bath: Elizth E P[r]ice, aged 41, widow, widow of Col. in Army, born in East


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India, children: Florence E A, aged 8, born in East India, Pitley L A (son), aged 4, born in East India, Herman C A, aged 2, born at Bath, Ada E A, aged 1, born at Weston (Somerset), and four servants. In the 1871 census at 22 Lansdown Terrace, Cheltenham: Elizabeth E Price, aged 51, widow, born in India British Subject, children: Florence E A, aged 18, born in India British Subject, and Ada E A, aged 11, born at Weston super Mare, and one servant. In the 1881 census at Ridgway House, Paternoster Row, Ottery St Mary (Devon): Jane Harriet Bliss, aged 62, widow, gentlewoman, born at Bombay, East Indies, Ada Elizth Augusta Price, aged 21, niece, unmarried, born at Weston super Mare, Evelyn Elizth B Green, aged 20, niece, unmarried, born at Great Bedw… (Wilts), a visitor and two servants. The death of Ada Elizabeth A Price, aged 28, was registered 1888/Q1 Christchurch. The death of Elizabeth Emma Price, aged 71, was registered 1890/Q4 Christchurch. From Kelly’s Handbook 1915: Price, Hermann Chicheley Augustus, 2 s. of lt._col. Augustus Price, 4 Bombay rif., of Bath (d. 1860); b.1858, J.P.(1906) Somerset: Drayton, nr. Taunton The death of Florence E A B Wood, aged 85, was registered 1938/Q3 Bournemouth.

1C11 George Turner (1785-1867) Agnes Turner (1795-1871)


GEORGE TURNER. ESQ. OF LANSDOWN. BATH.

FORMERLY OF EVERTON. LANCASHIRE. WHO DIED MARCH 25TH 1867

AGED 82 -

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF AGNES, RELICT OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED APRIL 11TH 1871, AGED 76

In the 1851 census at 4 Belgrave Place, Kemp Town, Brighton:


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George Turner, aged 66, landed & house proprietor, born at Lisbon B[ritish] S[ubject], wife Agnes, aged 55, born at Liverpool, daughter Georgina, aged 19, born at Liverpool, and four servants. The death of George Turner, aged 82, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. The death of Agnes Turner, aged 75, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath.

1C12 Georgina Frances Brace (1832-1858) William Henry Brace (1824-1892)

IN REMEMBRANCE OF

GEORGINA FRANCES WIFE OF

WILLIAM HENRY BRACE. ESQR OF THIS CITY

YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF GEORGE TURNER. ESQR

LATE OF EVERTON, LANCASHIRE BORN JANY 10TH 1832, DIED NOVR 17TH 1858

ALSO OF HER TWO INFANT CHILDREN -

“MY DAYS ARE PAST, MY PURPOSES ARE BROKEN OF EVEN THE POSSESSIONS OF MY HEART NEVERTHELESS NOT MY WILL BUT THINE BE DONE”

In the 1851 census at 25 Gay Street, Bath: William H Brace, aged 37, unmarried, general practitioner MRCS England Licentiate of Apothecarys Hall, born at Widcombe Hill, Bath. The marriage of William Henry Brace to Georgina Frances Turner was registered 1853/Q1 St Thomas (Devon). The death of Georgina Brace, aged 26, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. The marriage of William Henry Brace was registered 1885/Q4 Lambeth. In the 1891 census at 72 Queens Gate Terrace, Kensington: William Henry Brace, aged 65, physician M D (registered), born at Widcombe Hill House, Bath, wife Georgina Frederica, aged 39, born in Galway, Ireland, son Alan Geoffrey, aged 5, born at South Kensington, and five servants. The death of William Henry Brace, aged 68, was registered 1892/Q2 Kensington.

1C13 Joseph Brace (1776-1858) Harriott Brace (1787-1862) Ellen Brace (1830-1851) Maria Brace (1811-1888)

South (in gothic lettering): The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away

West, on a shield:

JOSEPH BRACE OF WIDCOMBE HILL HOUSE

IN THIS PARISH DIED JAN 26TH 1858

AGED 81 YEARS On a shield on southern side:

ELLEN YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH AND HARRIOTT

BRACE DIED JAN 25TH 1851

AGED 21 YEARS

Tomb with an upper band which, on the southern side, has a gothic inscription. On both the northern and southern sides are three shields only some of which have inscriptions. On the western side is a single shield. In the 1841 census at Widcombe Hill House, Bath: Joseph Brace, aged 60, ind[ependent], Harriett Brace, aged 50, Ann


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North, in a shield: HARRIOTT RELICT OF

JOSEPH BRACE ESQR BORN JUNE 8TH 1787 DIED NOVR 17TH 1862

North, on a shield:

MARIA DAUGHTER OF

JOSEPH & HARRIOTT BRACE

BORN APRIL 8TH 1811 DIED JUNE 24TH 1888

Brace, aged 30, Charlotte Brace, aged 20, Ellen Brace, aged 11, Edmund Brace, aged 6, Thos. Cruse, aged 30, L. Surveyor, and two servants. The death of Ellen Brace, aged 21, was registered 1851/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at Widcombe Hill House, Bath: Joseph Brace, aged 74, landed proprietor and docks, born in Derbyshire, wife Harriet, aged 63, born in London, children: Maria, aged 39, unmarried, born at Bristol, and Charlotte A, aged 31, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Joseph Brace, aged 81, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. The death of Harriott Brace was registered 1862/Q4 St George Southwark. The death of Maria Brace, aged 77, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath.

1C14 Myra Garford (1827-1854) Francis Garford (1802-1892) Frederick Clarkson (1796-)

Mura the beloved wife of Francis Garford. Esq

of London and Daughter of

Frederick Clarkson. Esq of Doctors Common and Stamford Hill

Middlesex died June viii mdcccliv

Aged xxvii years

In gothic script In the 1841 census at Hangers Lane, Tottenham, London: Fredk Clarkson, aged 45, Proctor, born in Middlesex, Frances Clarkson, aged 44, born in Middlesex, Mira Clarkson, aged 14, born in Middx, Eugene Clarkson, aged 9, born in Middx, Fanny Clarkson, aged 7, born in Middx, Frederick Clarkson, aged 17, born in Middx, Horace Clarkson aged 11, born in Middx, and six servants.


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From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXIV Jul-Dec 1846 p196: May 28. .. At All Saints, Poplar, George Berkley, esq. of Cambridge-terr. Hyde Park, to Matilda, eldest dau. of Francis Garford, esq. of the East-India-rd. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXI Jan-Jun 1849 p534: Jan. 15 … At All Saints’ Poplar, Frederick Scipio, eldest son of Frederick Clarkson, esq. of Doctor’ Commons and Stamford-hill, to Grace, second dau. of Francis Garford, esq. of the East-India-road. The marriage of Francis Garford to Mira Clarkson was registered 1849/Q2 Isle of Wight. In the 1851 census at Hangers Lane, Tottenham, London: Fredrick (sic) Clarkson, aged 54, Proctor Drs Common, born in City (Middx), wife Frances, aged 53, born at …………… (Middx), children: Horace, aged 21, ship broker, born at Tottenham, Eugene, aged 19, law student, born at Tottenham, and Fanny, aged 14, born at Tottenham, five servants and a visitor. In the 1851 census at Poplar (Essex): Francis Garford, aged 49, JP & seed crusher, born at Stepney (Middx), wife Ann, aged 48, born at St Andrews, Mira Garford, aged 20, daughter, unmarried, born at Poplar, Matilda Berkeley, aged 25, married, daughter, born at Islington, George Berkley, aged 29, married, son in law, civil engineer, born at Paddington, two Berkeley grandchildren and five servants. In Bulletins and Other State Intelligence for 1852, London: 1853 p794 in a list of ‘commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Tower Hamlets’: Francis Garford, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant, Dated 11th September 1852. The death of Myra Garford, aged 27, was registered 1854/Q2 Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XLII Jul-Dec 1854 p95 Jun 7. … At Bath, Myra, wife of Francis Garford, jun., eldest daughter of Frederick Clarkson, esq. of Stamford-hill and Doctors’ Commons. The death of Francis Garford, aged 90, was registered 1892/Q4 Kensington. (Doctors Commons, officially College of Doctors of Law exercent in the Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts, was a society of civil lawyers


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formed in the 1500s. It was dissolved by the Court of Probate Act 1857 and its buildings near St Paul’s were demolished in 1865.)

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1C16 George Tolley Martin (1824-1874) Arthur Sydney Morris (1858-1901) Margaret Alice Morris (1844-1930)

DIED SEPTEMBER 7 … UNTIL THE DAY DAWN

Surface delaminated leaving only a small amount of text. From the burial book: George Tolley Martin, aged 49, of Eastern House, Beechen Cliff, died on 31 Jan 1874, Arthur Sidney Morris, aged 43, of Kingsford House, Kingsmead Street, died on 29 Jan 1901, and Margaret Alice Morris, aged 86, of Rock Villa, Camden Road, died on 7 Sep 1930. In the 1861 census at Holloway House, Bath: Fredrick (sic) Morris, aged 51, auctioneer & upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Cecilia, aged 34, born at Gloster, children: Mary J, aged 19, born at Bath, Alfred J, aged 11, born at Bath, Herbert B, aged 4, born at Bath, Arthur S, aged 3, born at Bath, and Ada C, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1871 census at a school at Abingdon House, Clewer (Berks): Arthur S Morris, aged 12, boarder, born at Bath. The marriage of Arthur Sydney Morris to Alice Martin was registered 1876/Q4 Pancras. In the 1881 census as boarders at 26 Cal...r Road, Hammersmith: Arthur


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S Morris, aged 24, married, French import merchant, born at Bath, and wife Alice, aged 29, born at Rawdon (Yorks). In the 1891 census at 1 Cork Street, Bath: Arthur S Morris, aged 34, living on own means, born at Bath, and wife Alice, aged 40, born at Rawdon (Yorks). See also 1A16.

1C17 Ellen Maria Lamb (1822-1856) Francis Lewis Lamb (1810-1862) Lewis Everard Lamb (1855)

IN CHERISHED REMEMBRANCE

OF ELLEN MARIA

WIFE OF F. L. LAMB OF THIS CITY

WHO PASSED AWAY DECR 11TH 1856

AGED 34 AND OF

LEWIS EVERARD THEIR

INFANT SON Inscription in an oval. There is also a vertical footstone with an illegible inscription. The marriage of Francis Lewis Lamb to Ellen Maria Anthony at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1845/Q3 Bath. The birth of Mary Emily Lamb was registered 1850/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Anthony. In the 1851 census at 3 Northgate Street, Bath: Francis L Lamb, aged 41, wine & spirit merchant, born at Witney (Oxon), wife Ellen M, aged 30, born in London, children: Arthur F, aged 4, born at Bath, Ellen M, aged 2, born at Bath, and Mary Emily, aged under 12? months, born at Bath, Eliza Hester Lamb, aged 16, niece, born at Deddington (Oxon), an apprentice and two servants. The birth of Lewis Everard Lamb was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Anthony. The death of Lewis Everard Lamb, aged 0, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath. The death of Ellen Maria Lamb, aged 34, was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Francis Lewis Lamb to Eliza Brown was registered


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1859/Q3 Weymouth. In the 1861 census at 25 New Bond Street, Bath: Francis L Lamb, aged 51, wine merchant [employing] 4 men 1 boy, born at Witney (Oxon), wife Eliza, aged 25, born at Wotton under Edge (Glos), children: Arthur F, aged 14, born at Bath, and Francis W, aged 8, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Francis Lewis Lamb, aged 52, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.

1C18 Mary Emily Knight (1850-1874) Henry Marvin Knight (1850-1919) Emma Knight (1854-1929)

Sacred to the memory of

Mary Emily the beloved wife of Henry Marvin Knight

who died July 22nd 1874 Aged 24 Also of Emma

Second daughter of Thomas Knight who died February 2nd 1929

Aged 74

Upper part weathered and difficult to read. The marriage of Henry Marvon Knight to Mary Emily Lamb at St Michael with St Paul was registered 1873/Q3 Bath. The birth of Ellen Mary Knight was registered 1874/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lamb. The death of Mary Emily Knight, aged 24, was registered 1874/Q3 Bath. The marriage of Henry Marvin Knight to Elizabeth Butcher at St Andrew, Julian Road was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. The birth of Emma Knight was registered 1854/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Marvin.


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In the 1861 census at 11 Paragon Buildings, Bath: Thomas Knight, aged 38, auctioneer & upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Eliza C, aged 38, born at Portsmouth, children: Henry, aged 11, born at Bath, Elizabeth, aged 9, born at Bath, Emma, aged 7, born at Bath, Blanch (sic), aged 7, born at Bath, Florence, aged 4, born at Bath, Agnes L, aged 3, born at Bath, Sydney, aged 1, born at Bath, and Beatia M, aged 4 months, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants. In the 1871 census at 11 Paragon, Bath: Thomas Knight, aged 48, upholsterer &c, born at Bath, wife Eliza Caroline, aged 48, born at Portsea, children: Henry M, aged 20, upholsterer, born at Bath, Elizabeth, aged 19, born at Bath, Emma, aged 16, born at Bath, Blanch Fanny, aged 15, born at Bath, Agnes Louisa, aged 13, born at Bath, Lionel T, aged 8, born at Bath, and Cecil Archibald, aged 5, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1881 census at Beaconsfield, Charlcombe (Som): Thomas Knight, aged 58, auctioneer cabinet maker uphol[sterer], born at Bath, wife Eliza C, aged 58, born at Portsea (Hants), children: Elizabeth, aged 29, born at Bath, Emma, aged 26 born at Bath, Blanche F, aged 25, born at Bath, Agnes L, aged 23, born at Bath, and Lionel T, aged 18, architect’s articled pupil, born at Bath, Sarah Knight, aged 67, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1891 census at Northcote, Lansdown Road, Bath: Lionel T Knight, aged 29, unmarried, auctioneer, upholsterer, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Emma Knight, aged 27, unmarried, sister, artist (‘sculp’ added afterwards), born at Bath, Blanche F Knight, aged 35, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Florence Road, Bournemouth: Emma Knight, aged 46, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at Bath, and sister Blanche F, aged 45, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at Bath. The marriage of Lionel Thomas Knight to Harriet Matilda Giles/Moore at St John the Evangelist, Upper Bristol Road, Bath was registered 1907/Q3 Bath. The death of Blanche F Knight, aged 55, was registered 1911/Q2 Christchurch. The death of Emma Knight, aged 74, was registered 1929/Q1 Bath.


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See also 1C17, 5C21 and 2NN6.

1C19 Ann Nicholl (1806-1882) Thomas Nicholl (1794-1842)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF ANN NICHOLL

WIDOW OF THE LATE CAPTN NICHOLL

OF THE BENGAL HORSE ARTILLERY WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS

ON 8TH MAY 1882 AGED 76 YEARS

∙∙∙∙◊∙∙∙∙ “THEY ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM.” THESS.IV.14

∙∙∙∙◊∙∙∙∙ IN PEACE LET ME RESIGN MY BREATH

AND THY SALVATION … MY SINS DESERVE ETERNAL DEATH

BUT JESUS DIED FOR ME ∙∙∙∙◊∙∙∙∙

From the online site of British Army casualties by Stephen Lewis of Cheltenham: “Captain Thomas NICHOLL - 1st Troop, 1st Brigade, Bengal Horse Artillery - Aged 46. Son of Thomas and Harriot, of Watford. Killed in action in the Jagdalak Pass 12th January 1842. The picture below is in a private collection. On the reverse is written "Portrait of Lady Wade's father, Captain Thomas Nicholl of the I Troop Ist Bengal Horse Artillery who fell in the performance of his duty during the famous retreat from Cabul in 1842. He was last seen (by some native followers who escaped) defending the queens flag (the guns having been forced) was cut down with all the Troop to a man. One of the guns was discovered and brought back to England after the campaign in 1879 and is at Woolwich. A monument in the shape of a very tall column was erected at Dum Dum by the regiment. Memorial at St. Marys Church, Watford, Herts. - "Sacred to the memory of Captain Thomas Nicholl Bengal Horse Artillery Killed in action at Jugdulluk Afghanistan January 13th 1842 aged 45 years. Most sincerely beloved and lamented by his numerous family and friends. This monument is erected by his afflicted widow."” In the author’s preface to The Military Operations at Cabul: Which Ended in the Retreat and Destruction of the British Army, January 1842 with a Journal of Imprisonment in Afghanistan by Lieut. Vincent Eyre, Bengal Artillery, late Deputy Commissary of Ordnance at Cabul,


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London: John Murray, 1843 is: “The following notes were penned to relieve the monotony of an Affghan (sic) prison, while yet the events which they record continued fresh in my memory. … The time from the 2d November, 1841, on which day the sudden popular outbreak at Cabul took place, to the 13th January, 1842, which witnessed the annihilation of the last small remnant of our unhappy force at Gundamuk, was one continued tragedy. The massacre of Sir Alexander Burnes and his associates, - the loss of our commissariat fort, - the defeat of our troops under Brigadier Shelton at Beymaroo, - the treacherous assassination of Sir William Mcnaghten, our envoy and minister, - and lastly, the disastrous retreat and utter destruction of our force consisting of 5000 fighting men and upwards of 12,000 camp-followers, - are events which will assuredly rouse the British Lion from his repose, and excite an indignant spirit of enquiry in every breast.” There are references to Captain Nicholl on pp 20 and 52 and in the list of dead on p325. Dum Dum is in east Calcutta/Kolkota and was the site of a British army base. The name was given to a type of ammunition produced in the 1890s at the arsenal there. Calcutta’s airport was originally known as Dum Dum airport but has been renamed to Subhas Chandra Bose airport after one of the leaders of the independence movement who headed the Indian National Army against the Allies during WWII. In the 1851 census at 16 Prior Park Buildings, Bath: Ann Nicholl, aged 45, widow, annuitant, born at Lewisham (Kent), children: Ellen A, aged 17, born in Hindustan British Subject, and Louisa R, aged 14, born in Hindustan British Subject, and two servants. In the 1851 census at (a lodging house at) 3 Greenfield Place, Weston super Mare: Ann Nicholl, aged 55, widow, lodger, annuitant Indian Army, born at Lewisham (Kent). From the Nelson Evening Mail (NZ) of Sat 11 Sep 1869: Death--NICHOLL, 16 July, at Ghazepore, East Indies, Edward Nicholl, youngest son of late Capt T Nicholl, Bengal Horse Artillery, 29yrs In the 1881 census at Rup__ Street, Bath: Ann Nicholl, aged 75, widow, lodger, [living on] dividends, born at Blackheath (Kent). The death of Ann Nicholl, aged 76, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath.


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For Sir Claude Martine Wade and Jane Selina Wade, née Nicholl see 1WA16

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1C21 William Elton (1785-1848)

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM ELTON ESQR

LATE OF THE 15TH HUSSARS AND THIRD SON OF THE LATE

WM ELTON ESQ OF BRISTOL

WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE 23 GREEN PARK

NOV 15 1848 AGED 64

In the 1841 census at Broad Street, Bath: Willm Elton, aged 45 (!), Army H[alf] P[ay], not born in Somerset, Charlotte Elton, aged 35, Rosalie Elton, aged 15, a governess, and four servants. The marriage of Rosalie Charlotte Elton to Charles Landon Bouchier Maud at St Michael with St Paul was registered 1846/Q3 Bath. The death of William Elton, aged 54 (!), was registered 1848/Q4 Bath. Will of William Elton of Green Park Buildings Bath, Somerset, date 21 Dec 1848, PROB 11/2084. From the 1st Queens Dragoon Guards Personal Diaries of Officers and Other Ranks - 18th Century to Present day Captain James Naylor - 1st King's Dragoon Guards April 1815-December 1817 “Captain William Elton: Born 6th January 1785 second son of the Reverend Sir Abraham Elton Bt. Promoted Major 7th September 1820, went on half- pay as Lt Colonel 5th November 1825. Died 15th November 1848.”


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1C22 Samuel Rogers Strover (1785-1853) Ellen Strover (1838-1901) Lilias Elizabeth Strover (1839-1924)


LIEUT GENERAL SAMUEL ROGERS STROVER OF THE BOMBAY FUSILEERS WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

20TH JANUARY 1853 BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN THE LORD YEA THOUGH………………… OF ………………………………… EVIL ……………………………… AND THY STAFF ………………

PSALM XXIII VERSE …

ELLEN STROVER DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

DIED NOVR 26TH 1901 AGED 63 ALSO LILIAS ELIZABETH STROVER

WHO DIED APRIL 12TH 1924. AGED 85 REST IN THE LORD

The birth of Ellen Strover was registered 1838/Q1 Wandsworth. The birth of Georgiana Caroline Strover was registered 1843/Q4 Bromley. Baptised on 28 Nov 1843 at St Mary Cray (Kent), Georgiana Caroline, daughter of Samuel Rogers & Harriet Strover. In the 1851 census at Shooters Hill, Plumstead (Kent): Lilias Strove[s], age 16, pupil, born at Bombay B[ritish] S[ubject]. The death of Samuel Rogers Strover was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. From The Times of Mon 24 Jan 1853 (p9; Issue 21333; col A): On the 20th inst. at Bath, in the 69th year of his age, Lieutenant-General Samuel Rogers Strover, of the Bombay Artillery. Will of Samuel Rogers Strover, Colonel in the Honorable East India Companys Regiment of Bombay Artillery of Streatham, Surrey, date 2 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2167. In the 1861 census at 12 Great Bedford Street, Bath: Harriett Strover, aged 54, widow, pensioner, born at Plymouth, children: Mary A Taylor, aged 27, married, wife of Captain in H.M. Indian Army, born at Bombay, East Indies, Lilly E Strover, aged 24, pensioner, born at Balham, Ellen Strover, aged 23, born at Balham, and Georgiana C, aged 17, born at St Marys Cray (Kent), William W Strover, aged 17, [relationship unclear], born in the East Indies British Subject, George Darcy Irving, aged 6, [relationship unclear], born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Harriet Strover, aged 70, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.


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In the 1881 census at 59 The Common, Woolwich at the household of Henry & Annie G Strover: Georgiana C Strover, aged 37, unmarried, sister, born at St Mary Cray (Kent). The marriage of Georgiana Caroline Strover to Charles James Daniell at St Andrew, Julian Road was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at 23 Belvedere, Bath: Georgiana C Daniell, aged 44, widow, living on her own means, born at St Mary Cray (Kent), her three children (all born in the Argentine Republic), a servant, Lillias E Strover, aged 54, sister, unmarried, living on her own means, born at Balham, and Ellen Strover, aged 53, sister, unmarried, living on her own means, born at Balham. In the 1901 census at 14 Lansdown Terrace, Cheltenham: Lillias E Strover, aged 64, unmarried, living on own means, born at Balham, and Ellen Strover, aged 63, unmarried, living on own means, born at Balham, both boarders. The death of Ellen Strover, aged 63, was registered 1901/Q4 Cheltenham. A family history concerning the Muddle family has “After the death of spinster Elizabeth Strover in 1824 John and Jemima [Muddle] became Lords of the Manor of West Court in the Parish of Gillingham jointly with Samuel Rogers Strover until the manor passed to the Rev. Henry John Dawes in about 1847.” Postings at Rootsweb have it that Samuel Rogers Strover married three times with cousins: 1. Mary Ann Strover, 2. her sister Lilias Tucker Rogers Strover and 3. Harriet Strover and had 14 children. On 21 Nov 1811 at Stoke Damerel (Devon) Samuel Rogers Strover married Mary Ann Strover [IGI]. On 14 Jul 1828 at Great Stanmore (Middx) Samuel Rogers Strover married Harriet Strover [IGI].


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1C23 Thomas Lane (1770-1853)


THOMAS LANE OF BATHWICK

FORMERLY OF HER MAJESTY’S CUSTOMS WHO DIED

THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1853 AGED 82 YEARS

In the 1841 census at 12 George Street, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Lane, aged 70, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Francis Gerrard, aged 40, ind[ependent], Mary Gerrard, aged 40, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 12 George Street, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Lane, aged 80, widower, superannuated officer of Customs, London, born at Lympsham (Somerset), and a servant. The death of Thomas Lane, aged 82, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. Will of Thomas Lane, Gentleman of No 12 George Street Bathwick Bath, Somerset, date 16 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2167.

1C24 Charles Reeves (1779-1850)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES REEVES

HIGHLY RESPECTED INHABITANT OF THE CITY OF BATH

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPTEMBER 27TH 1850

AGED 71 YEARS

…………………… DIED JANUARY 14TH 1869

AGED 84

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of that name must have been in existence around 1830 as there is Holburne Archive, Bills and Accounts, Reeves and Son, 15 May 1830 and an MI at St John the Baptist, Shipton Moyne by Reeves & Son of Bath was for Rev George Wheeler (-1839). There are various monuments by Reeves & Son in Bath Abbey for people who died in: 1817, 1824, but also 1763 and 1791. There is an entry in the Jurist of 1850 (Vol XIII Par II) dated 19 Jan 1850 for the bankruptcy of Charles Reeves, of Bath, marble mason and statuary, dealer and chapman. The death of Charles Reeves, aged 71, was registered 1850/Q4 Bath. In the 1841 census at 16 New King Street, Bath: Charles Rieves, aged 35, statuary m[ason], born in Somerset, Ann Rieves, aged 30, born in Somerset, Charles Rieves 1½, born in Somerset, and two servants. The birth of Catherine Elizabeth Reeves was registered 1849/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Adams. In the 1851 census at 26 Charles Street, Bath: Charles Reeves, aged 46, sculptor employing 6 men, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 44, born at Bath, five children and a servant. In the 1861 census at 26 Monmouth Place, Bath: Charles Reeves, aged 56, sculptor employing 4 men, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 51, born at Bath, children: William E, aged 29, sculptor & professor of music, born at Bath, Francis S, aged 19, commercial clerk R………, born at Bath, Henry, aged 14, draper’s assistant, born at Bath, and Catharine E, aged 11, born at Bath. The death of Charles Reeves, aged 64, was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 20 New King Street, Bath: Frederick E Reeves, aged 39, professor of music, born at Bath, wife Caroline, aged 44, born at Wells (Som), son Edward A, aged 1, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant.


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1D1 Thomas Andrews (1761-1847) Margaret Anne Andrews (1768-1848) Charles Vigne (1773-1849) Margaret Anne Andrews (1804-1860)

South: BENEATH THIS STONE ARE DEPOSITED

THE REMAINS OF THOMAS ANDREWS ESQRE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 31ST OF DECEMBER 1847 AGED 86

AND ALSO OF MARGARET ANNE ANDREWS, HIS WIDOW,

WHO DIED ON THE 2ND OF JANUARY 1848 IN THE 80TH YEAR OF HER AGE.

YEA, THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH, I WILL FEAR NO EVIL: FOR THOU ARE WITH ME: PSALM XXIII.4.

North:

CHARLES VIGNE ESQR

DIED JANY 16TH 1849. AGED 75

MARGARET ANNE ANDREWS DAUGHTER OF THE AFORESAID

BORN JUNE 13TH 1804 DIED JUNE 13TH 1860. BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD FROM HENCEFORTH: YEA SAITH THE SPIRIT THAT

THEY MAY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM REV.14.13

In the 1841 census at Ainslie’s Belvedere, Bath: Thomas Andrews, aged 75, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Mary Ann Andrews, aged 65, Margaret Andrews, aged 35, Eliza Andrews, aged 9, born in India, Caroline Andrews, aged 7, born in India, and three servants. In the 1841 census at Coan Hill Lodge, Weston Road, Weston, Bath: Charles Vigne, aged 65, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Lucy Vigne, aged 20, Catherine Vigne, aged 5, and three servants. The death of Thomas Andrews, aged 87, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath. Will of Thomas Andrews of Walcot, Somerset, date 21 Feb 1848, PROB 11/2068. The death of Margaret Anne Andrews, aged 79, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath. The death of Charles Vigne, aged 75, was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. Will of Charles Vigne of Weston, Somerset, date 5 Feb 1849, PROB 11/2088. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXI Jan-Jul 1849 p332: Jan 16 … At Weston, near Bath, Charles Vigne, esq. In the 1851 census at 2 Princes Buildings, Bath: Eliza L Andrews, aged 42, married, born in London, Margaret A Andrews, aged 46, sister in law, unmarried, fund & house holder, born at Tottenham (Middx), Eliza A Andrews, aged 19, daughter born in E Indies British Subject, Caroline Andrews, aged 16, daughter, born in E Indies British Subject, Emily S Andrews, aged 11, born in E Indies British Subject, and four servants. The death of Margaret Anne Andrews, aged 56, was registered 1860/Q2


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Bath.

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1D3 Edward Beevor Stirling Carver (1827-1859)

IN memory of

Edward Bevior Stirling Carver,

…………………xiv mdccclix Aged xxxii

…………………trouble I sought the Lord Psalm ……

…………………………

The death of Edward Beevor Stirling Carver, aged 32, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. See also 1D4 and 1D5.

1D4 John Mainwaring (1806-1857) Jane Susanna Mainwaring (1821-1875)

To the Memory of

the Revd John Mainwaring Rector of Geldeston. Norfolk

who died November 11. mdccclvii though unable for many years to

fulfil the duties of his sacred profession his life was of much usefulness and his memory is ………………………………………… …ends…………………………………………………

the lasting …………………………………………… virtues……………………………………………………… passed him ……………………………………………

Also Jane Susanna Wife of the above

Who died August viii mdccclxxv Aged ……

Gothic script on headstone in black writing with occasional red letters (the base for gold lettering, now disappeared). Difficult to read. The marriage of John Mainwaring to Jane Susanna Carver was registered 1842/Q3 Marylebone. In the 1851 census at … Bay House, Stoke Fleming (Devon): John Mainwaring, aged 44, rector of Gildestone (Norfolk), born in London, wife Jane Susannah, aged 30, born in Norfolk, children: Philip Arthur William, aged 7, born in Germany British Subject, Alfred Robert, aged 5, born in Germany British Subject, John George, aged 4, born on Jersey, and Lucy Jane, aged 1, born on Jersey, a visitor and her


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daughter, and six servants. The death of John Mainwaring was registered 1857/Q4 Marylebone. In the 1861 census at Oriel House, Swainswick: Jane S Mainwaring, aged 40, widow, fundholder, born at Norwich, children: J G (son), aged 14, born on Jersey, E J (daughter), aged 12, born on Jersey, L J (daughter), aged 11, born at Stoke Fleming, H W B (son), aged 5, born at Swainswick, H B (son), aged 3, born at Swainswick, and E J R (daughter), aged 3, born at Swainswick, and three servants. In the 1871 census at Swainswick House, Swainswick (Som): Jane S Mainwaring, aged 50, widow, annuitant, born at Norwich, children: Edward T?, aged 22, born at St Heliers, Jersey, Lucy J, aged 21, born at Stoke Henry (Devon), Francis W D, aged 15, born at Swainswick, and Henry M, aged 13, born at Swainswick, and three servants. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

John Mainwaring Adm. pens. (age 17) at CAIUS, June 30, 1823. S. of George [Boulton] (1790), of London. B. there [July 9, 1806]. School, Eton; afterwards studied in France for two years. Matric. Michs. 1824; B.A. 1829; M.A. 1832. Ord. deacon (Norwich) July 19, 1829; priest, June 5, 1831. R. of Geldeston, Norfolk, 1831-57. Died Nov. 2, 1857, in London. (Venn, II. 190; Foster, Index Eccles.; G. Mag., 1857, II. 684; Eton Sch. Lists.)

From the burial book, Jane Susanna Mainwaring, aged 55, of Heidelburg, Germany, widow of Rev. John Mainwaring, died on 8 Aug 1875. See also 1D5


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1D5 Jane Carver (1793-1867)

In memory of Jane wife of

The Revd W K? Carver Who died Aug 11th ……….

…… Lord has ……… …… that sows in tears

Shall reap in joy

On 27 Apr 1819 at St Andrew’s, Norwich William James Carver married Jane Beevor [IGI]. Baptised on 14 May 1820 at St Stephen’s Norwich: Jane Susanna Carver, daughter of William James Carver and Jane Bunn, date of birth 12 May 1820 [IGI]. A subscriber to Origines Ecclesiasticæ: Or, The Antiquities of the Christian Church, and Other Works by Rev. Joseph Bingham, M.A. by Rev. Richard Bingham, 1834 was Rev. Wm. J. Carver, M.A., Rector of Winfarthing and Snitterton, Norfolk. There is an entry in the US 1840 census for a Wm J Carver as head of a household at Boston, Massachusetts. In the 1841 census at Regent Street, Westminster, London: William Carver, aged 50, independent, not born in Middlesex, Jane Carver, aged 40, not born in Middlesex, Jane Carver aged 20, not born in Middlesex, Mary Carver, aged 14, not born in Middlesex, Edward Carver, aged 15, not born in Middlesex, and two servants. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XX Jul-Dec 1843, p313: [July] 15. At St. Pancras, George Douglas, esq. of Timpendean, eldest son of the late Major-Gen. Sir William Douglas, K.C.H., of Timpendean, Roxburghsh. to Mary-Beevor, second dau. of the Rev. William James Carver, M.A., rector of Winfarthing, Norfolk. From History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk, and the City and County of the City of Norwich by William White, Second Edition 1845 p722: “WINFARTHING, a pleasant village and parish, 4 miles N. of Diss, has 696 inhabitants, and 2566 acres of land. The Earl of Albemarle owns


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a great part of the soil, is lord of the manor, (fines arbitrary,) and patron of the rector, valued in K.B. as £12, and now enjoyed by the Rev. Wm. Jas. Carver, M.A., with 31A. 1R. 22P. of glebe. …” From The Freemasons’ Monthly Magazine by Charles W. Moore, vol V Boston: Tuttle & Fennett p381: “Massachussetts – At the quarterly communication of the Grand Lodge of this Commonwealth in Sept., 1845, the following report was adopted: … “That Rev. Br. William James Carver, of England, be commissioned as the Representative of this Grand Lodge in the Grand Lodge of England.” …” A reference to “Reverend Brother William James Carver, of London” also appears in a report from the Massachusetts Grand Lodge that appeared in Freemasons’ Quarterly Review second series 1846, London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper p121. Francis White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory, of Norfolk 1854, pp. 375-376: “WINFARTHING, 4 miles N. of Diss, is a pleasant village and parish, having 156 houses, 691 souls, and 2,581a. 0r. 13 p. of land, chiefly the property of the Earl of Albemarle [sic Albermarle], who is also lord of the manor, and patron of the rectory, valued in the King's book at £12, and now enjoyed by the Rev. Wm. J. Carver, M.A. There are 31a. 1r. 22p. of glebe, and the tithes are commuted for £571 10s. 4d. The Church (Virgin Mary), has a tower and five bells; and in superstitious times was in high repute for a sword preserved in it by the wily monks, called the "good sword of Winfarthing," said to possess great power in effecting the wishes of devotees, who came from all parts with large gifts and offerings. The sword had previously belonged to a thief, who had taken sanctuary in the church. …” In the 1851 census at 58 Pulteney Street, Bath: Jane Carver, aged 50, married, fundholder, born at Norwich, children: Emma, aged 22, unmarried, born at Barkhampton (Norfolk), and Kesling?, aged 23, married, fund holder, born at Barkhampton, four servants, Mary B Douglass, aged 29, married, visitor, annuitant, born at Shropham (Norfolk), Emma M Douglass, aged 5, daughter, born in Canada, Sholts S Douglass, aged 5, son, born in London, and their servant. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VII (new series) Jul-Dec 1859 p 212: Nov. 16 … At Bathwick, Somersetshire, Laurence Williams, esq., 5th West York Regt., to Eliza Emma, youngest dau. of the Rev. W. J. Carver, Rector of Winfarthing, Norfolk.


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In the 1861 census at 104 Sydney Place, Bath: Jane Carver, aged 62, widow, fundholder, born at Norwich, and three servants. The death of Jane Carver, aged 70, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

William James Carver Adm. pens. (age 18) at TRINITY, Oct. 17, 1810. S. of William. B. in London. School, Midhurst, Sussex (Mr Bayly). Matric. Michs. 1810; B.A. 1816; M.A. 1819. Ord. deacon (Norwich) Dec. 10, 1815; priest, June 9, 1816. R. of Snetterton St Andrew's and All Saints', Norfolk, 1816-24. R. of Winfarthing, 1816-48. Not in Clergy List, 1849. Father of the next. William James Carver Adm. pens. at TRINITY, May 14, 1842. [S. and h. of William James (above), clerk, of Winfarthing, Norfolk.] Matric. Lent, 1845. Migrated (age 23) to Magdalene, Jan. 19, 1846; B.A. 1849. Adm. at the Inner Temple, May 29, 1849. Called to the Bar, 1856. Did not practise in England. Sometime Registrar of the Supreme Court of Ceylon. Died Nov. 6, 1906, aged 83, at 3, Oxford Square, Hyde Park, London. (Foster, Men at the Bar; Scott, MSS.; Inns of Court.)

See also 1D3

1D6 & 1D7

Mary Jane Floyd (1822-1853) Robert Peel Floyd (1828-1899) Henry Carew (1799-1855)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY JANE WIFE OF

ROBERT PEEL FLOYD FSO… AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF

HENRY CAREW ESQRE ……………… DEVON

BORN SEPTEMBER 8TH 1822 DIED OCTOBER 11TH 1853

The sound of earthly melody

Fall? Not upon his ear …………………………………

………… the of Heaven …… Fear

The joy of earth is quickly past She cannot feel it now

The joy of Heaven forever to last

Tree growing in plot 7 Baptised on 29 May 1838 at St Mary’s, Marylebone Road, London: Robert Peel Floyd, son of Henry & Mary Floyd, date of birth: 24 Mar 1828 [IGI].


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……… on her tranquil brow. The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd to Mary Jane Carew was registered 1852/Q4 Kensington. From the burial book: Mary Jane Floyd, aged 31, of Schaerbeck, Brussels, died on 11 Oct 1853. Schaarbeek (NL)/Schaerbeek (FR) is one on the 19 municipalties of Brussels. (The spelling also occurs as ‘Schaerbeck’ is some references, possibly an old form of the town’s name.) The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd to Jane Caroline Montgomery/Reynolds at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. From Thacker's Overland Circular, 19 Jan 1855 in a list of marriages (transcription by Jill Grey): FLOYD – MONTGOMERY At Bath, 10th Jan., Robert Peel Floyd Esq., to Jane Caroline, relict of the late C.W.Montgomery Esq. In the 1861 census at Clevelands, Dawlish: Robert P Floyd, aged 33, retired officer of Army and Militia, born in London, wife Jane C, aged 38, born at Hull, Emily E Montgomery, aged 11, step-daughter, born at Dawlish, Henry P Floyd, aged 5, born at Dawlish, Sarah B…. Floyd, aged 4, daughter, born at Dawlish, Constance C……, aged 1m, born at Dawlish, and three servants (governess, nurse and cook). In the 1881 census at 5 Somerset Place, Bath: Robert Peel Floyd, aged 53, married, annuitant, born in London (Middx), and two servants. Possible death registration for Jane Caroline Floyd, aged 63, 1885/Q3 Pembroke. In the 1891 census at 16 Portland Place, Bath: Robert Peel Floyd, aged 66, widower, retired captain, born in London (Middx), and a lodging house keeper. The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd was registered 1896/Q1 Kensington. The death of Robert Peel Floyd, aged 71, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath.


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1D8 & 1D9

Henry Carew (1799-1855) Jane Maria Rogers Carew (1796-1870) Henry Thomas Dudley Carew (1826-1870)

ESPERE In Faith and Hope

HENRY CAREW BORN MAY 27TH 1799 DIED JANY 23RD 1855 JANE MARIA ROGERS

RELICT OF THE ABOVE DIED APRIL 23RD 1870

AGED 74 HENRY T. DUDLEY CAREW

SON OF THE ABOVE BORN JULY 21ST 1826 DIED APRIL 14TH 1870

In the 1851 census at Ayshford House, Sidmouth (Devon): Henry Carew, aged 51, landed proprietor, born at Oswestry (Salop), wife Jane M, aged 54, born at Greenwich (Kent), children: Mary J, aged 28, born at Juston (Devon), and Henry T D, aged 24, house proprietor, born at Sidmouth, and three servants. The death of Henry Carew was registered 1855/Q1 Honiton. In the 1861 census at Ayshford House, Sidmouth: Jane Maria Carew, aged 64, widow, landowner & fundholder, born at Blackheath (Kent), and six servants. In the 1861 census at the White Lion Hotel, High Street, Bath: Hy Thos Dudley Carew, aged 34, unmarried, visitor, gentleman, born at Sidmouth. The death of Jane Maria Carew, aged 74, was registered 1870/Q2 Honiton. The death of Henry Thomas D Carew, aged 43, was registered 1870/Q2 Honiton.


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1D10 John Bradish (1780-1855) Maria Bradish (1780-1865)

IN HOPE OF THE RESURRECTION TO ETERNAL LIFE

HERE LIE THE MORTAL REMAINS OF

LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN BRADISH

WHO DIED THE 27: FEBRUARY 1855

IN HIS 75: YEAR

In the 1851 census at 1 Grosvenor Place, Bath: John Bradish, aged 70, Lieut Col (Army) half pay, born in Ireland, wife Maria, aged 70, born in Ireland, and two servants. The death of John Bradish, aged 74, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 1 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Maria Bradish, aged 80, widow, fundholder, born in Ireland, and three servants. The death of Maria Bradish was registered 1865/Q2 Kensington.

1D11 George Waldron (1793-1857) Elizabeth Waldron (1793-1874)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF G… WALDRON WHO DIED N…………… BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

Also of Elizabeth Waldron his wife who died January xxix mdccclxxiv aged

lxxxiv

The death of George Waldron, aged 64, was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. From the burial book: George Waldron, aged 64, of 2 Forefield Place, Widcombe, died on 23 Nov 1857. In the 1871 census at Bathwick Hill House, Bath:


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Margaret Pinchin, aged 79, widow, income from various sources, born in Pembrokeshire, Elizabeth Waldron, aged 78, widow, sister, income from various sources, born in Pembrokeshire, and four servants. The death of Elizabeth Waldron, aged 84, was registered 1877/Q1 Bath. (Margaret Pinchin would seem to be wife of George Pinchin, brewer. They appear in the 1851 census at Hatt House, Box (Wilts), with her birthplace as Llandewi (Pembs). The death of George Pinchin, aged 65, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath.)

1D12 James Eden (1813-1864)

JAMES EDEN OF LIVERPOOL

DIED AT BATH THE 21ST DAY OF MARCH 1864 AGED 50 YEARS

Baptised on 26 Sep 1806 at St Peter’s, Liverpool: Thomas Eden, son of John Eden & Sarah Marwade, date of birth 13 Jul 1806 [IGI]. Baptised on 3 Jul 1811 at St Peter’s, Liverpool: Sarah Eden, daughter of John Eden & Sarah Marwade, date of birth 30 Apr 1811 [IGI]. Baptised on 24 Jun 1813 at St Peter’s, Liverpool: James Eden, son of John & Sarah Eden, date of birth 14 Apr 1813 [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Mount Pleasant, Liverpool: Sarah Eden, aged 30, born in Lancashire, Thomas Eden, aged 34, surgeon, born in Lancashire, James Eden, aged 25, born in Lancashire, and two servants. In the 1851 census at Park Road, Dingle Hill, Toxteth Park, Liverpool: Thomas Eden, aged 43, unmarried, MRCS Eng & LAC general practitioner, born at Liverpool, James Eden, aged 36, unmarried, brother, solicitors writ[in]g clerk, born at Liverpool, and two servants. The death of James Eden, aged 50, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.


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1D13 Joshua Rowley Dummett (1817-1881) Ann Cave Haynes Dummett (1829-1894) Ann Lovell (1800-1876)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOSHUA ROWLEY DUMMETT

OF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOS DIED AT BATH 23RD JULY 1881. AGED 64

BLESSED ARE THE PEACE MAKERS ALSO ANN WIFE OF JOSHUA ROWLEY DUMMETT

DIED MAY 28TH 1894 AGED 65

South: In memory of ANN LOVELL

DIED 3RD MAY 1876, AGED 76

I WILL FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOU ART WITH ME THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME

Joshua Rowley Dummett was born on Barbados circa 1816. A Joshua Dummett, aged 25, merchant, of Barbados, was passenger on the ship John W Cater from St Croix and St Thomas, Virgin Islands to Philadelphia, arriving on 1 Jun 1842. In the 1871 census at 31 Henrietta Street, Bath: Joshua R Dommett (sic), aged 53, unmarried, interest on money, born Barbadoes. The marriage of Ann Cave H Lovell to Joshua Rowley Dummett was registered 1876/Q2 Windsor. The death of Ann Lovell, aged 75, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath. The death of Joshua Dummett, aged 65, was registered 1881/Q3 Bath. The death of Ann Cave H Dummett, aged 65, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. Ann Cave Lovell was born on 19 Feb 1829 at Christ Church, Barbados, illegitimate daughter of Lt Gen Robert Haynes (1769-1851) and Ann Lovell. (There was also an elder brother Robert.) Robert Haynes left property in his will to the two children of Ann Lovell.

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1D15 Agnes Blagrave (1793-1883)

AGNES BLAGRAVE 20TH JUNE 1883 AGED 90

In the 1841 census at Harptree Court, East Harptree (Somerset): Frances Blagrave, aged 80, independent, Anthony Blagrave, aged 50, independent, James Blagrave, aged 45, Army H P, Agnes Blagrave, aged 40, independent, Harriet Blagrave, aged 30, independent, Eliza Helb, aged 35, independent, Harriet Glassco…, aged 9, and five servants. In the 1861 census at Barrow House, Barrow (Somerset): Agnes Blagrave, aged 66, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Tilehurst (Berks), Harriet Blagrave, aged 63, unmarried, sister, landed proprietor, born at Tilehurst, and three servants. In the 1881 census at Cambridge House, Eldon Road, Clevedon (Somerset): Agnes Blagrave, aged 88, unmarried, born at Calcot (Berks), a servant, and two boarders. The death of Agnes Blagrave, aged 90, was registered 1883/Q2 Bedminster. See also grave 1A2.


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1D16 & 1D17

James Stone (1839-1895) Mary Ann Stone (1840-1920) Emma Agnes Stone (1866-1919) Sydney James Godfrey Stone (1865-) Frank Eldridge Godfrey Stone (1874-1876)

East: SACRED TO THE MEMORY

OF MY LOVING AND BELOVED HUSBAND

JAMES STONE WHO FELL ASLEEP JUNE 10TH 1895

AGED 56 -

FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING

ALSO OF

MARY ANN WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1920 IN HER 80TH YEAR.

South:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

EMMA AGNES THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF

S J G STONE WHO DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1919

IN HER 53RD YEAR.

“THY WILL BE DONE”

North: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

FRANK ELDRIDGE GODFREY YOUNGEST

AND DEARLY LOVED SON OF JAMES AND MARY ANN STONE

WHO DIED DECR 20TH 1876 AGED 2 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS

- HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS WITH HIS ARM. AND CARRY THEM IN HIS BOSOM

The birth of James Stone was registered 1839/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Eldridge. In the 1861 census at 12 St Mark’s Pl West, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 62, stone merchant, born at Bridmore (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 56, born at Bath, and children: Amelia, aged 25, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 24, born at Bath, James, aged 22, stone merchant, born at Bath, Fanny, aged 15, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 12, born at Bath, and Harriett, aged 28, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at near Willsbridge, Bitton (Glos): John Godfrey, aged 50, surveyor of roads, born at Cardiff, wife Virtue aged 48, born at Swinford (Som), and children: Mary Ann, aged 20, ……gist, born at Bitton, Virtue, aged 17, born at Bitton, John, aged 14, born at Willsbridge, and Alice, aged 11, born at Willsbridge. The marriage of James Stone to Mary Ann Godfrey was registered 1864/Q4 Keynsham. The birth of Sydney James Godfrey Stone was registered 1866/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Godfrey. (From BathBMD, the event occurred in 1865.) In the 1871 census at 1 Lynvale Villas, Bath: James Stone, aged 32, Bath stone merchant, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 30, born at Oldlands Common (Glos), children: Sydney J G, aged 5, born at Bath, Laura Mary, aged 3, born at Bath, and Ada May G, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.


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The birth of Frank Eldridge Godfrey Stone was registered 1874/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Godfrey. The death of Frank Eldridge G Stone, aged 2, was registered 1874/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at The Priory, Lyncombe, Bath: James Stone, aged 42, stone merchant employing 240 men and 30 boys, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 40, born at Wellsbridge (Glos), children: Sydney J G, aged 15, born at Bath, Laurel M G, aged 13, born at Bath, Ada Mary G, aged 11, born at Bath, and Edith Maud G, aged 9, born at Bath, and two servants. (Presumably ‘Wellsbridge’ should have been Willsbridge’.) In the 1891 census at Lyncombe Priory, Bath: James Stone, aged 51, independent, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Laura, aged 20, born at Bath, May, aged 18, born at Bath, and Edith, aged 16, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1891 census at 25 Great …, Finsbury, London: Sydney James Godfrey Stone, aged 24, lodger, architectural draughtsman, born at Bitton (Glos). The death of James Stone, aged 56, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath. The marriage of Sydney James G Stone to Emma Agnes Thomson was registered 1898/Q3 Kensington. In the 1901 census at The Priory, Lyncombe Hill, Bath: Mary Ann Stone, aged 60, widow, living on own means, born at Bitton (Glos), children: Laura, aged 33, unmarried, born at Bath, May, aged 31, unmarried, born at Bath, Edith Taylor, aged 28, married, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of James George Godfrey Stone was registered 1899/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Thomson. In the 1901 census at Warden Villa, Lyncombe, Bath: Sydney J G Stone, aged 35, architect own account, born at Bath, wife Emma A, aged 34, born at Barnsbury, London, son James G, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. See also 1E17 and 1E18.


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1D18 Louisa Caroline Awdry (1841-1889) Jeremiah Awdry (1774-1859) Sarah Sibella Awdry (1836-1915)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY

OF LOUISA CAROLINE AWDRY

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVD JEREMIAH AWDRY

OF BATH. DIED 19TH JULY 1889

North:

SARAH SIBELLA ELDER DAUGHTER

DIED 28TH FEBY 1915

On 10 Sep 1835 at St Swithins, Bath were married Jeremiah Awdry Rev, wid. Seagry, Wilts & Mary Sibella Wilkinson sp. otp. Baptised on 28 Nov 1838 at Bathwick: Sarah Sybella Awdry and Louisa Caroline Awdry, daughters of Jeremiah & Mary Sybella Awdry [IGI]. From White’s Directory of Essex 1848 in the entry for Felstead: “The vicarage, valued in K.B. at £18.6s.8d., and in 1831 at £402, is in the patronage of the Earl of Mornington, and incumbency of the Rev. Jeremiah Awdry, M.A., who has 27A.3R.11P. of glebe, and a parsonage house, but does not reside here.” In the 1851 census at 14 Johnson Street, Bath: Jeremia Awdry, aged 76, vicar of Felstead, Essex, born at Laycock (Wilts), wife Mary S, aged 51, born at Bath, children: Roseiana, aged 24, lady, born at Potterne (Wilts), Sarah S, aged 14, born at Bath, Louisa C, aged 12, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Jeremiah Awdry, aged 84, was registered 1859/Q1 Bath. From The Times of Sat 12 Feb 1859 (p1; Issue 23228; col A): On the 4th inst., at Bath, the Rev. Jeremiah Awdry, vicar of Feldstead, Essex, in the 86th year of his age. The Rev. Jeremiah Awdry was buried in St Mary’s churchyard, Henrietta Street, Bathwick. This small burial ground, which opened in 1809, was closed to new burials in 1856 with subsequent burials for that parish occurring at Smallcombe Vale. Presumably Rev. Awdry had bought the plot prior to the cemetery’s closure. In the 1861 census at 14 Johnstone Street, Bathwick, Bath:


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Mary Awdry, aged 62, widow, independent, born at Bath, daughters: Sarah, aged 23, born at Bath, and Caroline, aged 22, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1881 census at 3 Stanley Place, Bath: Sarah Sibella Awdry, aged 33, unmarried, lodger, interest of money, born at Bath, and Louisa Caroline Awdry, aged 32, unmarried, lodger, interest of money, born at Bath. The death of Louisa Caroline Awdry, aged 48, was registered 1889/Q3 Bath. The death of Sarah Sibella Awdry, aged 75, was registered 1915/Q1 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Awdry Jeremiah, s. John, of Lacock, Wilts., arm. ORIEL COLL., matric. 5 Nov., 1791, aged 17; B.A. 1795, M.A. 1798, vicar of Felstead, Essex.

1D19-20

Henry Fulwood Rose (1838-1918) Ronald Henry Ivon Rose (1890-1917) Emily Louisa Fulwood Rose (1859-)

East: Sacred to the memory of HENRY FULWOOD ROSE

OF 93 SYDNEY PLACE BATH WHO DIED JANUARY 7TH 1918

AGED 80 YEARS

AND TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF HIS ONLY SON RONALD H.I. ROSE. B.A. OF MAGDALEN COLLEGE OXFORD

LIEUT 6TH BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT KILLED IN ACTION AT THE BATTLE OF ARRAS, FRANCE

APRIL 28TH 1917 AGED 27 YEARS NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING

North:

Also EMILY LOUISA FULWOOD ROSE

AGED 85 BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER

-

The marriage of Henry Stone to Phoebe Smith at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. The birth of Emily Louisa Stone was registered 1859/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. In the 1861 census at 1 St Marks Road West, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 32, quarrymaster, born at Bath, wife Phoebe, aged 27, born at Bath, children: Ellen, aged 6, born at Bath, Henry, aged 5, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 3 Lynvale Villas, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 42, stone merchant, born at Bath, wife Phoebe,


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aged 36, born at Bath, children: Henry, aged 15, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 11, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Henry Stone, aged 51, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Henry Fullwood Rose to Emily Louisa Stone at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1880/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at Rosslyn, Gold Hurn Hill, Sedgeley (Staffs): Henry F Rose, aged 40, iron master, born at Darlaston (Staffs), wife Emily L, aged 21, born at Bath, Phoebe _ Stone, aged 47, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Gladys Rose was registered 1881/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stone. The birth of Ronald Ivon Rose was registered 1890/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stone. In the 1891 census at 18 Grosvenor, Bath: Henry F Rose, aged 53, living on own means, born at Darlaston (Staffs), wife Emily L, aged 31, born at Bath, children: Gladys, aged 9, born at Bath, and Ronald H I, aged 11 months, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1901 census at 18 Grosvenor, Bath: Henry S Rose, aged 63, retired iron & col master, born at Darlaston (Staffs), wife Emily L, aged 41, born at Bath, and children: Gladys, aged 19, born at Bath, and Ronald H I, aged 10, born at Bath, and two servants. Ronald Henry Evan Rose, Lieut Bedfordshire Regiment, 6th Battalion, died on 28 Apr 1917, Arras memorial, Bay 5 [CWGC].

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1D22 Jones Harrison (1772-1844) Mary Alicia Harrison (1775-1852) Anne Harrison (1774-1857) Rachel Alicia Harrison (1776-1864)

UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF

JONES HARRISON ESQR BARRISTER AT LAW

WHO DIED SEPTR 1ST 1844 AGED 72

ALSO MARIA ALICIA HARRISON

DIED JULY 1ST 1852 AGED 75 AND OF

ANNE HARRISON SISTER OF THE ABOVE DIED JUNE 6TH 1857

AGED 9_ RACHEL [ALI]CIA

RELICT OF JONES HARRISON ESQRE DIED JANUARY 1ST 1864

AGED 88

Slab. Delaminating at the foot with one piece missing. A Jones Harrison was Port Surveyor at Cork from about 1800 and was a witness in the matter concerning the removal of the portcullis on St Patrick’s Bridge (The Constitution or Cork Morning Post, 28 Aug 1822) In 1789 Jones Harrison subscribed to A Collection of Poems, mostly original, by Several Hands, 1789, published by Joshua Edkins, Dublin. On 10 Mar 1796 at St Thomas, Dublin Jones Harrison married Rachel Alicia Windor [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Cavendish Crescent, Bath: James Harrison, aged 70, ind[ependent], born in Ireland, Rachel Harrison, aged 60, born in Ireland, and Frances Hawkes, aged 9, born in Ireland. (Against the entries is ‘not ……… …… in their proper place on account of their own carelessness’). The death of Jones Harrison, aged 72, was registered 1844/Q3 Bath. Will of Jones Harrison of Bath Somerset, date 19 Oct 1844, PROB 11/2006. In the 1851 census at 9 Marlborough Street, Bath: Rachell (sic) Harrison, aged 75, widow, landed property, born in Ireland, Alice Harrison, aged 54, unmarried, daughter, landed property, born in Ireland, Mary Amelton (Hamilton?), aged 16, visitor, born in Canada British Subject, and two servants. In the 1851 census at 1 Belvedere Place, Bath: Maria Harrison, aged 71, unmarried, lady, born in Ireland, and Ann Harrison, aged 76, unmarried, lady, born in Ireland, both lodgers.


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The death of Mary Alicia Harrison, aged 75, was registered 1852/Q3 Bath. The death of Ann Harrison, aged 92, was registered 1857/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at 9 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Rachel A Harrison, aged 85, widow, [income] from land in Ireland, born at Cork, Alicia R Harrison, aged 64, unmarried, daughter, born at Dublin, and three servants. The death of Rachel Alicia Harrison, aged 88, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at 8 Marlborough Street, Bath: Alicia R Harrison, aged 84, unmarried, [inform from] rents &c, born at Dublin, and two servants. The death of Alicia Rachael Harrison, aged 92, was registered 1890/Q1 Honiton.

1D23 John Uniacke (1795-1844) Ann Sumner Uniacke (1802-1862) Evelyn Pierrepont Uniacke (1869-1870) Isabella Louisa Uniacke (1835-) Henry Turner Uniacke (1831-1907)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN UNIACKE ESQRE

OF 8 BELMONT IN THIS CITY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

DECEMBER 11TH 1844 AGED 49

Also ANN SUMNER UNIACKE RELICT OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT CLIFTON SEPTEMBER 23RD 1862

AGED 60 EVELYN PIERREPONT

SON OF H [T AND I L] UNIACKE BORN NOV 28 1869 DIED JAN 11. 1870

Delaminating Baptised on 10 May 1802 at Bramley (Surrey): Ann Sumner Pierepont, daughter of William & Maria Pierepont [IGI]. From the Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thu 12 Jun 1823 in a list of marriages: At Walcot Church, Bath, John Uniacke, Esq., only son of the late John Manwarring Uniacke, Esq. to Anna, only daughter of the late Admiral Pierrepoint (sic).


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See 1O14 for Maria Pierrepont, widow of Admiral William Pierrepont (-1813).

(From The Book of Dignities: Containing Rolls of the Official Personages of the British Empire, by Joseph Hadyn, London: Longman, Brown, Green & Longmans 1851 on p298 in a list of Admirals, Admiral Pierrepont died in Aug 1813. A reference to the marriage of John Mainwaring Uniacke of Youghal to Mary Blundell can be found in A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies 2nd edition, by John Burke, London: John Russell Smith, 1844 p334.) In the 1841 census at Gay Street, Bath: John Uniacke, aged 45, in[dependent], born in Ireland, six girls with ages between 10 and 14 (as if a school), and two servants. The death of John Mainwaring Uniacke, aged 84, was registered 1844/Q4 Bath. (In the typed GRO index this is as ‘John Mainwarring Uniacke’.) No other death registration of a John Uniacke at Bath has been found in 1844 and suggests that the age may be suspect. Will of John Uniacke of Walcot, Somerset, date 10 Apr 1845, PROB 11/2016. The marriage of Henry Turner Uniacke to Isabella Louisa Fortescue was registered 1860/Q1 Wells. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VIII (new series) Jan-Jul 1860 p401: At Street, Glastonbury, Henry T. Uniacke, Capt. 19th Regt., only son of the late John Uniacke, esq., of Boughton-house, near Chester, Ardnasock, co. Cork, and Belmont, Bath, to Isabella Louisa, dau. of Geo. Fortescue, esq., of Plymouth. The death of Ann Sumner Uniacke was registered 1862/Q3 Clifton. The birth of Evelyn Pierrepoint Uniacke was registered 1870/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fortescue. (From BathBMD, the event occurred in 1869.) The death of Evelyn Pierrepoint Uniacke, aged 0, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at Beverley House, Tormoham (Devon): Henry T Uniacke, aged 40, Justice of Peace, born in Laugharne, wife


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Isabella L, aged 35, born at Plymouth, children: Henry P, aged 8, born at Newton Abbot, John M, aged 7, born at …… Stafford, Kathleen A, aged 6, born at Leamington, Frederick F, aged 4, born at Market Drayton (Salop), and Isabel A, aged 3, born at Market Drayton, a governess and seven servants. The birth of Evelyn William P Uniacke was registered 1873/Q1 Totnes. The death of Geraldine Uniacke, aged 0, was registered 1879/Q1 Totnes. In the 1881 census at Laywell House, Brixham: Henry Turner Uniacke, aged 50, late Captain in the Army, born at Laugharne (Pembs), wife Isabella Louisa, aged 45, born at Plymouth, children: Kathleen Ann, aged 16, born at Leamington (Warks), Isabel Alice, aged 13, born at Market Drayton (Salop), Helena Fortescue, aged 9, born at Torquay, Evelyn Pierrepoint, aged 8, born at Brixham, and Charles Fortescue, aged 6, born at Brixham, a governess, and six servants. From the History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Devon Including the City of Exeter, William White, Sheffield, 1890 (p 189): “LAYWELL HOUSE, residence of Capt. Henry Turner Uniacke, derived its name from an ebbing and flowing spring …”. This volume also lists him as an acting magistrate for the county and a magistrate for the Paignton Division (p 964). The death of Henry Turner Uniacke, aged 76, was registered 1907/Q3 Erpingham (Norfolk). The origin of the name Uniacke is Ireland, principally Cork. From the East Cork tourism website the Uniackes were a merchant family who first came to Youghal in the 13th century. East of Cork is Mount Uniacke. In Youghal, The Red House, baroque William and Mary style house dating from 1703, was designed by the Dutch architect Leuventhen for the Uniacke family. In "The History of the County and City of Cork" by Rev. C.B. Gibson, M.R.I.A., volume 2 (of 2), London: Thomas C. Newby, 1861, there are the names of the Protestants who raised troops into militia and volunteer corps in support of the king in 1778, and to oppose the Society of United Irishmen. In the lists of volunteers (from p216) Youghal Independent Blues. Enrolled 1778. Force: 2 companies.


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Uniform: blue, faced scarlet, edged white. Officers in 1782 - Colonel, Robert Uniacke; Captain, Richard Uniacke; Lieutenants, Edward Green, Hugh Pollock, and Samuel Nealon; Ensign, Richard Seymour; Adjutant, Samuel Nealon; Chaplain, John Lawless; Surgeon, John Sedgwick; Secretary, John Scamadon.

1D24 George Holding (1806-1844)

GEORGE HOLDING DIED AT BATH NOVR 6TH 1844

AGED 38 YEARS

The death of George Holding, aged 39, was registered 1844/Q4 Bath. Will of George Holding, Gentleman of No 10 Seymour Street Bath, Somerset, date 24 Mar 1845, PROB 11/2014.


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Joseph Chaning Pearce (1812-1847) William Stancomb Pearce (1839-1844) Mary Ann Pearce (1781-1852) James Pearce (1780-1852) Amelia Bush (1815-1861) William Bush (1815-1888) Amelia Stancomb Pearce (1841-1861)

UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF JOSEPH CHANING PEARCE ESQ. F.C.S.

FORMERLY SURGEON AT BRADFORD WILTS, WHO DIED MAY 11TH A.D. 1847,

AGED 35 YEARS

HE SPENT HIS LIFE IN STUDYING THE WORKS OF GOD AND FELL HAPPILY ASLEEP IN THE FAITH OF CHRIST

ALSO OF

WILLIAM STANCOMB PEARCE SON OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED MAY 30TH 1844 AGED 5 YEARS

ALSO OF MARY ANN PEARCE

MOTHER OF THE ABOVE J.C. PEARCE DIED SEPTR 19TH 1852, AGED 71

ALSO OF JAMES PEARCE

HUSBAND OF MARY ANN AND FATHER

On 20 Sep 1836 at Trowbridge Joseph Chaning Pearce married Amelia Stancomb [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Bradford (Wilts): Joseph Pearce, aged 25, surgeon, Amelia Pearce, aged 25, Mary Pearce, aged 3¾, William Pearce, aged 2, Amelia Pearce, aged 6 months, (all born in Wiltshire,) and three servants. The death of William Stancomb Pearce was registered 1844/Q2


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OF J. C. PEARCE DIED NOVR 24TH 1852 AGED 72

ALSO OF AMELIA

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE J. C. PEARCE ESQRE AND WIFE OF WILLIAM BUSH ESQRE

OF NO 7 CIRCUS IN THE CITY OF BATH WHO DIED JUNE 11TH 1861 AGED 46

AND OF AMELIA STANCOMB PEARCE

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE J.C. AND AMELIA PEARCE WHO DIED S[EPTR] 19TH 1861 AGED 20

LOOKING UNTO JESUS, THE AUTHOR AND FINISHER OF OUR FAITH.

Bradford W. The death of Joseph Chaning Pearce, aged 35, was registered 1847/Q2 Bath. Will of James Pearce, late Surgeon, Gentleman of Walcot, Somerset, date 20 Dec 1852, PROB 11/2163. In the 1851 census at Lambridge, Bath: Amelia Pearce, aged 36, widow, fund holder, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), children: Mary Ann, aged 13, born at Bradford, Amelia J, aged 10, born at Bradford, Salter, aged 8, born at Bradford, and Chaning, aged 6, born at Bradford, a governess and four servants. In the 1851 census at 28 Gay Street, Bath: William Bush, aged 36, widower, MRCS & LAC general practitioner, born at Doynton (Glos), and two servants. In the 1851 census at the household of William Bush, landed proprietor, at Alveston (Glos); Eliza C P Bush, aged 9, great-niece, born at Bath. The marriage of Amelia Pearce to William Bush was registered 1851/Q2 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). In the 1861 census at 7 Circus, Bath: William Bush, aged 46, Gen[era]l Pract[itione]r MRCSE & LSA & alderman, born at Wick (Glos), wife Amelia, aged 46, born at Trowbridge, Amelia Pearce, aged 20, step-daughter, born at Bradford, Samuel S Pearce. Aged 18, step-son, born at Bradford, Eliza C P Bush, aged 17, daughter, born at Bath, Agnes M Bush, aged 8, daughter, born at Bath, Max[i]imus Bush, aged 7, son, born at Bath, Rosella Bush, aged 2, daughter, born at Bath, and four servants. (For the birthplace of William Bush, the 1851 census has Doynton and the 1861 census Wick. The two villages are next to each other west of Pennsylvania which is about 8km north of Bath.) The death of Amelia Bush, aged 46, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath. The death of Amelia Stancomb Pearce was registered 1861/Q3 Clifton. In the 1881 census at 7 Circus, Bath: William Bush, aged 66, Surgeon MRCS E LAC, born at Wick (Glos), children: Eliza C P, aged 27, born at Bath, Rosetta, aged 22, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants. The death of William Bush, aged 73, was registered 1888/Q1 Bath,


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1E3 Sarah Granger (1782-1849) Eliza Ann Scott (1780-1859) Robert Scott Elizabeth Granger (1787-1873)


SARAH GRANGER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

SEPTEMBER 20TH 1849 AGED 67 YEARS

HER END WAS PEACE SLEEPING IN JESUS

ALSO ELIZA ANN SCOTT

WIDOW OF THE LATE ROBERT SCOTT ESQRE

AND SISTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

JUNE 15TH 1859 AGED 79

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD REV. 14 C 13 V

ALSO ELIZABETH GRANGER NIECE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 13TH 1873

FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP

Baptised on 5 Oct 1815 at St Peter’s, Bristol: Emily Granger, daughter of George & Amelia Granger [IGI]. Baptised on 31 Dec 1818 at St Peter’s, Bristol: Amelia Granger, daughter of George & Amelia Granger [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Grosvenor Place, Bath: Sarah Granger, aged 55, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Elizabeth Granger, aged 45, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of Sarah Granger, aged 67, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. Will of Sarah Granger, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date 11 Oct 1849, PROB 11/2101. The death of Eliza Ann Scott, aged 79, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at 4 Lower Crescent, Clifton: Elizabeth Granger, aged 74, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at St Michael’s, Bristol, Emily Granger, aged 45, unmarried, niece, gentlewoman, born at St Peter’s Bristol, Amelia Granger, aged 41, unmarried, niece, gentlewoman, born at St Peter’s, Bristol, and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Granger, aged 86, was registered 1873/Q2 Clifton.


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Sidney Parry Macgregor (1785-1855) Robert Brown Macgregor (1777-1835) Thomas Parry Jones Parry (1762-1835) Sidney Macgregor (1816-1898)

West: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SIDNEY PARRY MAC GREGOR

WIDOW OF LT COL R B MAC GREGOR 88TH REGT AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

T. P. JONES PARRY ESQ OF MADRYN AND LLWYN ONN NORTH WALES

SHE FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS 23 SEPTEMBER 1855

AGED 70 SHE WALKED HUMBLY WITH GOD MICAH VI 6

THE LAST YEARS OF HER EVENTFUL LIFE WERE PASSED IN SORROW

AND SEVERE BODILY SUFFERING BORN NOT ONLY WITH

HUMBLE SUBMISSION TO GOD’S WILL BUT WITH BRIGHT HOPEFULNESS

MOST CHEERING TO HER LOVING DAUGHTERS HER FAVORITE TEXTS WERE

THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD TO THEM THAT LOVE GOD ROMANS VIII.28 THOU WILT KEEP HIM IN PERFECT PEACE

WHOSE HAND IS STAYED ON THEE BECAUSE HE TRUSTETH IN THEE ISAIAH XXVI.3

THIS ………… MADE IN AFFECTION TO THE MEMORY OF A DEEPLY MOURNED MOTHER

IS ERECTED BY HER THREE DAUGHTERS

South: ALSO IN MEMORY OF

SIDNEY SECOND [D]AUGHTER OF …… LIEUT COLONEL MAC GREGOR

88TH REGT ……………………… BORN FEBY …… 1817 DIED ……………… 1898

AT NICE LOOKING UNTO JESUS

North:

LIE DOWN IN PEACE AND TAKE THY REST DEAR CHERISHED FORM NO LONGER MINE WHICH BORE WITHIN THAT CLAY COLD BREAST

Will of Thomas Parry Jones Parry of Bath, Somerset, date 27 Jun 1835, PROB 11/1848. Thomas Parry Jones Parry (1762-1835) of Llyn Onn is referred to in the Dictionary of Welsh Biography. Will of Robert Brown MacGregor, late Lieutenant Colonel in His Majesty's Army of Carnarvon, Carnarvonshire, date 20 May 1836, PROB 11/1862. Col William Brown Macgregor, aged 58, of Carnarvon, was buried on 31 Dec 1835 at Llanbeblig (source: Carnarvon Traders site by Keith Morris www.carnarvontraders.com.) (Llanbelig is about 1.5km SE of the centre of Carnarvon. The lack of upkeep of its cemetery by either church or council was a contentious issue and volunteers intervened to clear it in 2005!) In the 1841 census at Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham: Sidney Macgregor (male), aged 55, ind[ependent], Ellenor Macgregor, aged 25, and Sidney Macgregor (male), aged 20, Ellenor Capham, aged 50, ind[ependent], and five servants. The death of Sydney Parry MacGregor, aged 70, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. Will of Sidney Parry MacGregor, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 14 Jan 1856, PROB 11/2225. In the 1871 census at Widcombe House, Bath: George E Sate, aged 53, vicar of Widcombe, born at Portsmouth, wife Ellen G, aged 60, born at Beaumaris (Anglesey), Sidney Macgregor (female), aged 53, unmarried, cousin, born at Valanciennes (sic), France, Mary G J Parry, aged 34, unmarried, born at Edern (Carnarvonshire), and seven servants (lady’s maid, butler, footman, cook, housemaid, under-housemaid and kitchen maid).

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Plot Names Inscriptions Notes A HIDDEN GERM OF LIFE DIVINE WHICH WHEN TH’ETERNAL SPRING SHALL BLOOM WILL BURST THE SHACKLES OF THE TOMB LIE DOWN IN PEACE AND TAKE THY REST UNBROKEN SHALL THY SLUMBER BE SATAN CAN NO MORE MOLEST FOR DEATH HATH SET THY SPIRIT FREE LIE DOWN. THY HALLOW’D SLEEP STILL TAKE TILL CLOTH’D WITH GLORY THOU SHALT AWAKE LIE DOWN IN PEACE AND TAKE THY REST WE CAN NO LONGER WATCH THY BED. WITH SPIRITS OF THE JUST MOST BLEST FROM SIN RELEASED FROM SORROW FLED THINE EYES UNCLOSED THY SPIRIT FREE CHRIST IN HIS GLORY THOU SHALL SEE LIE DOWN IN PEACE AND TAKE THY REST OUR EYES MUST WEEP OUR HEARTS MUST MOURN BUT TO THE THOUGHT THAT THOU ART BLEST FOR COMFORT AND HOPE WE TURN THOU MUST NOT MARK THESE TEARS NOR CARE OUR SORROW CAN’ST THOU KNOW. LIE DOWN IN PEACE AND TAKE THY REST LET US BETAKE OURSELVES TO PRAYER BINDING FAITH IS CORSLET ON OUR BREAST LEST SATAN FIND AN ENTRANCE THERE GOD GAVE THOUGH NOW HIS GIFT HE CLAIM STILL BLESSED BE HIS HOLY NAME.

From the burial book: Sidney Macgregor, aged 82, of Hotel Richmond, avenue Russie, Duranta, Nice, France, died on 15 Jul 1898. Archives Network Wales has a record of Llywn Onn manuscripts held at Denbighshire Record Office (ref: GB 0209 DD/LO). The outline description includes “… the estate was bequeathed to Thomas Parry Jones (d. 1835), second son of John Jones of Llwyn Onn, who married his cousin Margaret, daughter and co-heiress of Love Parry of Wern Fawr, Penrhyn ,and Madryn, Caernarfonshire, and who assumed the additional Parry name by royal licence in 1807. Their first son Lt-Gen. Love Parry Jones-Parry, inherited the Madryn estate from his parents.”

1E6 Frances Down (1773-1869)

In affectionate remembrance of FRANCES DOWN

WHO DIED AT NO 4 CHARLES STREET BATH NOVEMBER 8TH 1869

AGED 96 YEARS

In the 1841 census at 21 New King Street, Bath: Frances Down, aged 65, ind[ependent], and two servants.


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In the 1851 census at 4 Charles Street, Bath: Frances Down, aged 77, widow, fundholder, born at Pucklechurch (Glos). In the 1861 census at 4 Charles Street, Bath: Frances Down, aged 87, widow, fundholder, born at Pucklechurch (Glos). The death of Frances Down, aged 96, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath.

1E7 Letitia Mainwaring (1778-1864) George Boulton Mainwaring (1773-)

North: Sacred to the memory of Letitia widow of the late George Boulton Mainwaring

Esq: who died Jany xxiith mdccclxiv

“To me to live is Christ, to die I gain” Philippians [1:21]

West: Lord …… ……

Catafalque with cross on top. Inscription around the edge. Graduati Cantabrigienses: sive, Catalogus, Exhibens Nomina eorum quos ab anno M.DC.LIX, Cambridge: 1823 on p 306 Mainwaring, G. Boulton Joh. A.B. 1794 A.M. 1797 From The Genealogy of the Existing British Peerage: With Brief Sketches of the Family Histories of The Nobility by Edmund Lodge, London: Saunders & Otley, 1832 p394 in a section on the family of Sir Armine Wodehouse,: on 9 Jun 1804 Letitia Woodhouse, daughter of Rev. Philip Woodhouse, married George-B Mainwaring, Esq. In the 1804 election the Middlesex seat was contested by Sir Francis Burdett and William Mainwaring. Burdett was elected but Mainwaring objected and the result was overturned and a new election ordered. This time it was his son, George Boulton Mainwaring, who opposed Burdett. Mainwaring was declared the winner, and then this was overturned. Another challenge ensued and on 10 Feb 1806 Mainwaring was declared the winner. Middlesex-election. 1804 by James Gillray, published by Hannah Humphrey, hand-coloured etching and aquatint, published 7 August 1804 includes George Boulton Mainwaring. (See National Portrait


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Gallery D13108). From Gentleman’s Magazine Jan-Jun 1815 p473 in a list of deaths: April 16. In Portugal-street, Grosvenor-square, in his 10th year, George, eldest son of George Boulton Mainwaring, esq. George B. Mainwaring, Observations on the Present State of the Police of the Metropolis, 2d ed., in Pamphleteer (1822) 20(39) :232 The death of Letitia Mainwaring, aged 85, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath.

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1E12 Sarah Brown (1801-1872)

Catafalque. Delaminated surface, no inscription visible. In the 1851 census at 15 Kingsmead Square, Bath: Sarah Townsend, aged 77, widow, born at Walcot, Bath, Ann Townsend, aged 54, unmarried, daughter, needlewoman, born at Walcot, Bath, and Sarah Brown, aged 49, married, daughter, shopkeeper, born at Walcot, Bath. (The birthplaces are contradicted by subsequent census entries.) In the 1861 census at 19 York Street, Bath: Sarah Brown, aged 58, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Shepton Mallet (Som), Ann Townsend, aged 64, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Shepton Mallet, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 19 York Street, Bath: Sarah Brown, aged 69, widow, annuitant, born at Shepton (Som), Ann Townsend, aged 73, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Shepton, and a servant.


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From the burial book: Sarah Brown, aged 70, of York Street, widow of John Brown, grocer, died on 23 Jan 1872.

1E13 Louisa Matilda Newport (1797-1869) John Newport Thomas Abraham Salmon (1763-1822)

IN MEMORIAM

LOUISA MATILDA WIDOW OF

JOHN NEWPORT, MRCS. ELDEST DAUGHTER OF

PREBENDARY SALMON D.D. RECTOR OF RODNEY STOKE, WELLS

CHAPLAIN TO THE LATE EARL COWPER SHE DIED SEPT 8TH 1869 AGED 72

BY GRACE ARE YE SAVED THROUGH FAITH EPH.2.8

On 15 Dec 1825 at St Cuthberts, Wells John Newport married Louisa Matilda Salmon [IGI]. In the 1861 census at 3 Darlington Street, Bath: Louisa M Newport, aged 63, widow, born at Wells, and a servant. The death of Louisa Matilda Newport, aged 72, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Salmon, Thomas Abraham, s. John, of Chew Magna, Somerset, gent. WADHAM COLL., matric. 9 March, 1785, aged 18; B.A. 1788, M.A. 1792, B.D. 1800, preb. of Wells 1798, rector of Rodney Stoke, 1794, until his death 20 June, 1822.

Somerset Record Office: Accession: C/648 Class ref: DD/FS4/13/1- 201821-1830 Correspondence, bond and other papers concerning marriage settlement of Louisa Salmon of Wells and John Newport of Wells, surgeon and apothecary. Louisa has a quarter share in a house in High St., Wells, leasehold property in New Street and copyhold land in Canon Grange manor, Wells; also a life interest on the death of her aunt Sarah in Eastcott House and lands in Wookey, a share in the lands and tithes in Ystradowen and Llandaff formerly held by Hester Prinn. (20 docs.)


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1E14 Ann Felton Matthew (1794-1867) Felton Matthew (1757-1819)

In Memory of ANN FELTON MATTHEW

THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE LATE FELTON MATTHEW ESQRE OF LONDON

WHO DIED MARCH 18TH 1867 AGED 73

Baptised on 23 Oct 1757 at St Alban, Wood Street, London: Felton, son of Richard & Penelope Matthew [IGI]. On 15 Aug 1787 at Shrivenham (Berks) Felton Mathews married Jane Carter [IGI]. Baptised on 24 Aug 1794 at St Martin-Vintry, London: Ann Felton, daughter of Felton & Jane Mathew [IGI]. Will of Felton Mathew of Goswell Street, Middlesex, date 9 Jun 1819, PROB 11/1617. In the 1851 census at 12 North Parade, Bath: Ann F Matthews, aged 56, unmarried, fundholder, born in London, Helen F Matthews, aged 47, unmarried, fundholder, born in London, two servants and a visitor. In the 1861 census at 5 North Parade, Bath: Ann Matthews, aged 66, unmarried,1-109fundholder, born in London, and Helen Matthews, aged 45, unmarried, sister,1-109fundholder, born in London. The death of Anne Felton Matthew, aged 73, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath The ‘Felton Matthew’ combination also occurs with: George Felton Matthew (1802-), son of Thomas & Ann Matthew. He was a friend of John Keats.


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Felton Matthew (1801-1847) who married his cousin Sarah Louise Mathew, sister of George Felton Matthew, was colonial surveyor in NSW and then New Zealand. The Founding of New Zealand – The Journals of Felton Mathew First Surveyor-General of New Zealand and His Wife 1840-1847 Edited by J Rutherford, Published for Auckland University College by A H and A W Reed, Dunedin and Wellington, 1940. George Felton Matthew (1830-1879) Death aged 49 registered 1879/Q3 Holborn.

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Francis Henry Falkner (1782-1866) Sarah Falkner (1786-1866) Thomas Falkner (1810-1868) Rose Beckett (1843-1920) John Stringer Falkner (1823-1869) Catherine Stringer Beckett (1825-1899) Frederick Falkner (1817-1878) Lucy Stringer Falkner (1827-1917)

FRANCIS HENRY FALKNER ESQRE OF THIS CITY

DIED AUGUST 26TH 1866 AGED 84 SARAH FALKNER HIS WIFE

DIED OCTOBER 13TH 1866 AGED 80

North: THOMAS FALKNER SECOND SON OF

FRANCIS HENRY. & SARAH FALKNER DIED JUNE 29TH 1868, AGED 58

ROSE BECKETT

GRAND DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS H AND SARAH FALKNER

DIED NOVEMBER 11TH 1920 AGED 77

South: JOHN STRINGER FALKNER ESQRE

FIFTH SON OF FRANCIS HENRY & SARAH FALKNER

DIED JULY 24TH 1869 AGED 46.

CATHERINE STRINGER BECKETT FIFTH DAUGHTER OF

FRANCIS HENRY & SARAH FALKNER DIED MAY 8TH 1899 AGED 74

East:

FREDERICK FALKNER ESQRE FOURTH SON OF

FRANCIS HENRY & SARAH FALKNER DIED MAY 2ND 1878 AGED 61

On 16 Apr 1807 at Worfield (Salop) Francis Henry Falkner married Sarah Stringer [IGI]. In the 1851 census at Lyncombe Vale, Bath: Francis Henry Falkner, aged 68, banker alderman, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 64, born at Lonfield (Salop), children: Frederick, aged 34, unmarried, banker, born at Bath, John Stringer, aged 28, unmarried, solicitor, born at Bath, Catherine Stringer Beckett, aged 26, married, born at Bath, Lucy Stringer Falkner, aged 23, unmarried, born at Bath, and Mary Stringer Falkner, aged 20, unmarried, born at Bath, Rose Beckett, aged 7, granddaughter, born at Mitcham (Surrey), Thomas Alexander Falkner, aged 32, unmarried, nephew, landed proprietor, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1851 census at 8 Southgate Street, Bath: Thomas Falkner, aged 41, wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Caroline E, aged 38, born in London, three children and three servants. In the 1861 census at Lyncombe Cottage, Bath Francis Falkner, aged 78, alderman, banker, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 74, born in Shropshire, Fredk Falkner, aged 44, son, banker, born


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LUCY STRINGER FALKNER SIXTH DAUGHTER OF

FRANCIS HENRY & SARAH FALKNER DIED JUNE 26TH 1917 AGED 90

at Bath, Cath J _____, aged 36, daughter, born at Bath, Rosa Becket, aged 17, granddaughter, born at Mitcham (Surrey), Lucy S Falkner, aged 33, daughter, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Francis Henry Falkner, aged 84, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath. The death of Sarah Falkner, aged 80, was registered 1866/Q4 Bath. From The Times of Thu 18 Oct 1866 (p1; Issue 25632; col A) On the 13th inst., at Lyncomb-vale, Bath, aged 80, SARAH, relict of the late FRANCIS HENRY FALKNER, Esq. The death of Thomas Falkner, aged 58, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath. The death of John Stringer Falkner, aged 46, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. The death of Frederick Falkner, aged 61, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. The death of Catherine Stringer Beckett, aged 74, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. The death of Lucy Stringer Falkner, aged 90, was registered 1917/Q2 Bath. Francis Henry Falkner, of Bath and Claverton, was an Alderman of Bath. He and Richard Falkner were partners in the bank Tuffnell, Falkner & Falkner. Through various acquisitions and mergers the bank was eventually absorbed into the Royal Bank of Scotland. See also 5SN15.


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1E17 Henry Stone (1798-1867) Harriet Stone (1804-1878) Harriet Stone (1832-1886)

In loving remembrance of HENRY STONE

WHO DIED OCTOBER 13TH 1867, AGED 69 YEARS

—◊— “BE YE ALSO READY FOR IN SUCH AN HOUR AS YE THINK NOT THIS SON OF MAN COMETH” MATT.XXIV.44

Also to the beloved memory of HARRIET, RELICT OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED APRIL 17TH 1878 AGED 73 YEARS

—◊— “BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD” MATT.V.8.V.

—◊— Also in loving Memory of

HARRIET, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED APRIL 6TH 1886.

The birth of Fanny Stone was registered 1845 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Eldridge. The birth of Alfred William Stone was registered 1848 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Eldridge. In the 1851 census at 12 St Mark’s Pl West, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 51, stone merchant, born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Harriett, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Henry, aged 22, stone merchant’s assistant, born at Bath, Eliza, aged 17, draper assistant, born at Bath, Amelia, aged 15, dressmaker, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 14, born at Bath, James, aged 10, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 7, born at Bath, Fanny, aged 5, born at Bath, and Alfred, aged 4, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 12 St Mark’s Pl West, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 62, stone merchant, born at Bridmore (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 56, born at Bath, and children: Amelia, aged 25, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 24, born at Bath, James, aged 22, stone merchant, born at Bath, Fanny, aged 15, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 12, born at Bath, and Harriett, aged 28, born at Bath. The death of Henry Stone, aged 69, was registered 1867/Q4 Bath. The death of Harriet Stone, aged 73, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. See also 1D16-17.


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1E18 Mary Jane Stone (1850-1869) Eliza Catherine Goodman (1834-1886) Henry Goodman (1833-1893) Frederick Stone (1844-1915)

In loving Remembrance of MARY JANE GOODMAN THE BELOVED WIFE OF

FREDERIC STONE WHO DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1869,

IN HER 19TH YEAR “BLESS THE LORD, O MY SOUL: AND ALL THAT IS WITHIN ME. BLESS HIS HOLY NAME” PSALM.CIII.VERSE.1

In loving Memory of ELIZA CATHERINE

THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF HENRY GOODMAN, OF RABY VILLA, BATHWICK, BATH.

WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 16TH 1886, IN THE 53RD YEAR OF HER AGE.

—◊— In loving Memory of HENRY GOODMAN

WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 18TH 1893 AGED 60 YEARS

—◊—

On lowest tier of the upright: ALSO OF FREDERIC STONE [HUSBAND] OF THE ABOVE

MARY JANE STONE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC 19TH 1915

The birth of Mary Jane Goodman Smerdon was registered 1850/Q1 Totnes. In the 1851 census at 38 Avon Street, Bath: Thomas Stone, aged 52, hawker, born at Midsomer Norton (Som), wife Sarah, aged 42, born at Bath, children: Elizh, aged 15, born at Bath, Henry, aged 11, born at Bath, Fredk, aged 7, born at Bath, and Wm, aged 6, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 11 Union Street, Bath: Frederick Stone, aged 17, linen draper’s shopman, born at Bath. The marriage of Frederic Stone to Mary Jane Goodman Smerdon at Bath Register Office was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. The death of Mary Jane G Stone, aged 18, was registered 1869/Q1 Keynsham. In the 1871 census at 5 Georges Terrace, Bath: Frederick Stone, aged 27, painter, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 28, born at Hornisham (Wilts), and boarder. In the 1881 census at 2 Fishpond Cottages, Bath: Frederick Stone, aged 38, painter, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 39, born at Warminster (Wilts), and two boarders. In the 1891 census at 10 Prior Park Road, Bath: Frederick Stone, aged 48, decorator, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 48, born at Warminster (Wilts), Daisy Dibles, aged 11, adopted, born at Bath, and a lodger.


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In the 1901 census at 4 Coburg Place, Bath: Frederick Stone, aged 57, house painter & decorator, employer, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 57, born at Warminster (Wilts), and daughter Daisy, aged 21, dressmaker own account, born at Bath. The death of Frederick Stone, aged 72, was registered 1915/Q4 Bristol. The marriage of Henry Goodman to Eliza Catherine Stone at Bath Register Office was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at Lynwid Villas, Bath: Henry Goodman, aged 39, retired draper, born at South Brent (Devon), and wife Eliza Cath., aged 37, born at Bath. (1 Lynwid Villa is at 31 St Marks Road.) In the 1881 census at Raby Villa, Bathwick, Bath: Henry Goodman, aged 48, retired draper, born at South Brent (Devon), wife Eliza C, aged 47, born at Bath, Frederick H S Stone, aged 12, nephew, farmer’s son, born at Priston (Som), and a servant. The death of Eliza Catherine Goodman, aged 52, was registered 1886/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Henry Goodman to Emma Croker at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1891/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at 17 Charlotte Street, Bath: Henry Goodman, aged 58, retired draper, born at South Brent (Devon), wife Emma, aged 31, born at Marshfield (Glos), and a servant. The death of Henry Goodman, aged 60, was registered 1893/Q2 Bath.

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Henry Stone (1828-1880) Phoebe Jane Stone (1834-1919) Henry Richard Stone (1855-1921) Elsie Mabel Stone (1867-1869) Ellen Blanche Stone

TO the beloved memory of

HENRY STONE WHO DIED JANY 20TH 1880

AGED 51 YEARS AND

PHOEBE JANE STONE RELICT OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED OCTR 12TH 1919 AGED 85 YEARS

“I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH”


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(1854-1869) Also to the beloved memory of HENRY RICHARD STONE

ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MAY 8TH 1921 AGED 65 YEARS

South:

TO the memory of

ELSIE MABEL STONE WHO DIED APRIL 13TH 1869

AGED 1 YEAR AND 6 MONTHS Also her Sister

ELLEN BLANCHE STONE WHO DIED NOVR 25TH 1869

AGED 15 YEARS

“THEY CAME UP AND WERE CUT DOWN LIKE FLOWERS”

The marriage of Henry Stone to Phoebe Smith at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. The birth of Henry Stone was registered 1855/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. (No second forename in the registration.) The birth of Emily Louisa Stone was registered 1859/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. In the 1861 census at 1 St Marks Road West, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 32, quarrymaster, born at Bath, wife Phoebe, aged 27, born at Bath, children: Ellen, aged 6, born at Bath, Henry, aged 5, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Elsie Mabel Stone, aged 1, was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. The death of Ellen Blanche Stone, aged 15, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at 3 Lynvale Villas, Bath: Henry Stone, aged 42, stone merchant, born at Bath, wife Phoebe, aged 36, born at Bath, children: Henry, aged 15, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 11, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Henry Stone, aged 51, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at Pulteney House, Bathwick, Bath: Henry R Stone, aged 25, stone merchant, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 20 Milton Mansions, Fulham, London: Henry R Stone, aged 42 (!), living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 2 Arlington Villas, Bathwick, Bath: Phebe J Stone, aged 68, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, and two servants.


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1E21-23

Henry Madox (1785-1865)


…………ONE HENRY MADOX K.H. LATE LIEUT COLONEL OF THE

6TH OR INNISKILLING DRAGOONS IN WHICH REGIMENT HE SERVED

MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS IN THE CAMPAIGN OF 1815 HE WAS SENIOR CAPTAIN

AND AS SUCH COMMANDED THE REGIMENT DURING GREAT PARTS OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO

ON THE 8TH OF JUNE 1815 BROUGHT IT OUT OF ACTIVE

__RTIN_ED IN COMMAND AT THE CAPITULATION OF PARIS AND WITH A SHORT INTERVAL TILL HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND

HE WAS BORN ON THE 6TH OF FEBRUARY 1785

AND DIED ON THE 18TH OF MARCH 1865

REST IN THE LORD

Altar tomb with inscription on the upper surface with the lead completely gone. In the 1851 census at 28 Pulteney Street, Bath: Henry Maddox, aged 65, Retired Coln Army, born at Blackheath (Kent), wife Rosa, aged 46, born in Scotland, and three servants (lady’s maid, cook and footman). In the 1861 census at 28 Pulteney Street, Bath: Henry Maddox, aged 76, Col. K …… (retired), born in London (Middx), wife Rosa, aged 56, born in Scotland, and three servants. The death of Henry Madox, aged 82, was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. The death of Rosa Madox, aged 95, was registered 1894/Q3 Bath. At Waterloo, the regiment was part of the Union Brigade (Royals, Scots Greys and Inniskillings’) which took part in a celebrated charge in which one officer and 85 other ranks were killed (and 164 horses) and six officers and 101 other ranks wounded. There is a watercolour (58cm x 31 cm) of the Charge of the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons at Waterloo by Lady Elizabeth Butler. Histories of the Inniskilling Dragoons include the following: Historical record of the Sixth, or Inniskilling Regiment of Dragoons, containing a account of the formation of the regiment in 1689, and of its subsequent services to 1843. Richard Cannon, London : Parker, Furnivall & Parker, 1843 (also edition in 1847) The Inniskilling Dragoons: the records of an old heavy cavalry regiment. Major E S Jackson, London : Arthur L. Humphreys, 1909.


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1E24 Mary Christian Carpenter (1832-1856) Robert William Carpenter (1806-1883) Katherine Carpenter (1803-1843) Katherine Sarah Carpenter (1834-1872) Susan Carpenter (1802-1879)

IN MEMORY OF MARY CHRISTIAN

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF ROBERT WILLIAM AND

KATHERINE CARPENTER WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1856

AGED 24 HER MOTHER ………

UNDER ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH I THESSALONIANS IV ….

ALSO OF KATHERINE SARAH

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE SAME PARENTS

WHO DIED 10TH MARCH 1872 AGED 37

ACCEPT …………. ALSO SUSAN

SECOND WIFE OF ……. ……………. CARPENTER

…………………..

On 11 Aug 1830 at St Mary le Strand, Westminster, London Robert William Carpenter married Katherine Low [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Elm Place, Bath: Robert Wm Carpenter, aged 35, ac…, born in Somerset, Catherine Carpenter, aged 35, Mary C Carpenter, aged 9, Katharine Carpenter, aged 7, Robert Carpenter, aged 4, Agnes Carpenter, aged 11 months, and three servants. The death of Katherine Carpenter, aged 40, was registered 1843/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Robert William Carpenter to Susan Waterhouse at St Michael with St Paul, Bath was registered 1846/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at Savings Bank, Charlotte Street, Bath: Robert W Carpenter, aged 44, accountant, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 48, born in London, children: Mary C, aged 19, governess, born at Bath, Robert L, aged 14, born at Bath, and Agnes G, aged 9, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Mary Christian Carpenter, aged 24, was registered 1856/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at Savings Bank & House, Charlotte Street, Bath: Robert W Carpenter, aged 54, accountant, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 58, born in London, daughter, Agnes G, aged 19, born at Bath, and five servants.


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In the 1871 census at Charlotte Street, Bath: Robert Wm Carpenter, aged 64, accountant, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 68, born in London, and two servants. In the 1871 census at Carshalton Road, Sutton (Surrey): Robert S Carpenter, aged 34, unmarried, school teacher, born at Bath, Katherine S Carpernter, aged 36, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, a visitor, a boarder and a servant. The death of Catherine Sarah Carpenter, aged 37, was registered 1872/Q1 Chipping Sodbury. The death of Susan Carpenter, aged 76, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Robert William Carpenter to Rose Spencer/Fielder at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1880/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at 12 Prior Park Buildings, Bath: Robert William Carpenter, aged 72, retired attorney, born at Bath, wife Rose, aged 75, born in London, daughter Agnes Gardener, aged 39, unmarried, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Robert William Carpenter, aged 76, was registered 1883/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at 11 Duke Street, Bath: Agnes Carpenter, aged 49, unmarried, lodger, living on her own means, born at Bath. See also 1F23.


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1F1 Joseph Blake Ogle (1770-1849)

Sacred To the Memory

of THE REVD JOSEPH BLAKE OGLE

(OF SOUTHAMPTON) PRIVATE CHAPLAIN TO H.M. KING GEORGE III

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT BATH. ON THE 19TH OF MARCH 1849

AGED 79 YEARS

Born circa 1770, John B Ogle, son of Chaloner Ogle & Catherine Solley [IGI/AF]. The father may be Sir Chaloner Ogle (1726-1816). The Baronetage of England, revised, corrected and continued by G.W. Collen, by John Debrett, 1840 p412 does not clarify this. A pedigree of the Ogle family has the marriage of Chaloner Ogle (1725-1814) to Catherine Solley with children: Chaloner B (-1857), Joseph (-1849), Isabella Catherine, Catherine Elizabeth and Charlotte Ann.


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There is a reference to Joseph Blake Ogle, clerk, in the trial of Isaac Boxhall (1811-1860) which occurred on 19 Dec 1832 at the Surrey Quarter Sessions. Accused of stealing two £10 bank notes from William Combes, victualler, the notes being those of Joseph Blake Ogle. Found guilty, he was transported for life to Australia, given a ticket of leave in 1842, a conditional pardon in 1846 and died at Longford, Tasmania. In the 1841 census at (an Inn in) High Street, Southampton: Joseph Ogle, aged 70, clerk, born in Hampshire. The death of John Blake Ogle, aged 79, was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. From The Times of Thu 22 Mar 1849 (p9; Issue 20130; col A): On the 19 inst. at Beckford-cottage, Bath, the Rev. Joseph Blake Ogle, deeply regretted by a numerous circle of relatives and friends. Will of Reverend Joseph Blake Ogle, Clerk of Bath, Somerset, date 4 Apr 1849, PROB 11/2091. Gloucestershire Archives (P303 IN 1/8) in papers related to Somerford Keynes (Glos) – not Wilts as below – refers to the death of Rev Joseph Blake Ogle, vicar 1795-1803, in 1849. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Joseph Blake Ogle Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, Feb. 20, 1788. Of Hants. [S. of Chalenor (and Catherine, dau. of J. Solley).] Matric. Michs. 1788; Scholar 1788; B.A. 1794; M.A. 1797. Ord. deacon (Salisbury) Feb. 24, 1795; priest (Peterb., Litt. dim. from Salisbury) Mar. 1, 1795. V. of Somerford-Keynes, Wilts., 1795; his successor was instituted Mar. 31, 1803. Died Mar. 19, 1849, at Beckford Cottage, Bath. (St John's Coll. Adm., IV. 400; G. Mag., 1849, I. 549.)

1F2 & 1F3

William Clapham (1781-1851) Ellen Elizabeth Parry Clapham (1787-1869) Thomas Parry Jones Parry

South: HERE REST ALL THAT IS MORTAL OF

WILLIAM CLAPHAM OF WIDCOMBE HOUSE ESQR MAJOR GENERAL H.E.I.C.S. MADRAS PRESY

HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGT 29TH 1851 AGED 70. THIS TOMB IS RAISED AS A TOKEN OF DEEP REGRET AND

AFFECTION BY HIS SORROWING WIDOW IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH

SO TEACH US TO NUMBER OUR DAYS THAT WE MAY APPLY OUR HEARTS UNTO WISDOM

North:

The Times of Sat 6 Feb 1836 (p1; Issue 16019; col C) had the notice of the appointment of Thomas Parry Jones Parry, of Aberdunant, Esq. as


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IN MEMORY OF ELLEN ELIZABETH PARRY CLAPHAM

WIFE OF………………………………………. CLAPHAM AND SECOND DAUGHTER OF …………………………… JONES PARRY

……………………………………………………………………DENBIGHSHIRE BORN MAY 17TH 1787 DIED ……………… 1869

sheriff of Carnarvonshire. In the 1841 census at Church Street, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: William Clapham, aged 55, Army H[alf] P[ay], and five servants. In the 1851 census at Widcombe House, Bath: William Clapham, aged 70, Maj. Genl. H.E.I.C.S., born at Luton (Beds), wife E E P, aged 63, born in London, E G Jones Parry, aged 42, niece, unmarried, annuitant, born at Beaumaris (Anglesey), Eliza Jones Parry, aged 23, niece, unmarried, annuitant, born at Erdern (Carnarvonshire), Thomas Kere, aged 36, nephew, unmarried, annuitant, born in London, a visitor, and six servants. The death of William Clapham, aged 70, was registered 1851/Q3 Bath. Will of William Clapham, Colonel in the Madras Army in India of Bristol, Gloucestershire, date 30 Sep 1851, PROB 11/2139. In the 1861 census at Widcombe House, Bath: Ellen Elizabeth P C Clapham, aged 73, widow, fundholder, born in London, Mary G J Parry, aged 22, niece, unmarried, born in Carnarvonshire, and six servants. The death of Ellen Elizabeth P Clapham, aged 81, was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. See also 1E4 concerning the Jones Parry family. There are two memorials inside St Thomas à Becket church, Widcombe:

TO THE CHERISHED MEMORY OF ELLEN ELIZABETH PARRY CLAPHAM

WIDOW OF MAJOR GENERAL CLAPHAM

AND 2ND DAUGHTER OF THOMAS PARRY JONES PARRY, ESQ

OF MADRYN, CARNARVONSHIRE

OF LLWYN ONN, DENBIGHSHIRE.

DIED AT WIDCOMBE HOUSE ON THE 1ST APRIL 1869,

IN HER 82ND YEAR.

“THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST CLEANSETH US FROM ALL SIN!”

―•― 1.JOHN,1.7


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IN MEMORY OF MAJOR GENL WILLIAM CLAPHAM, H.E.I.C.S. COLL OF THE 49TH REGT N.I. MADRAS PRESIDENCY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT HIS RESIDENCE WIDCOMBE HOUSE.29TH AUGUST 1851, AGED 70: LEAVING A WIDOW TO DEPLORE HIS LOSS HE WAS BELOVED AND RESPECTED AS A SINCERE FRIEND, AND BRAVE OFFICER DURING A LONG PERIOD OF SERVICE IN INDIA “O LORD GOD, THOU STRENGTH OF MY HEALTH THOU HAST COVERED MY HEAD IN THE DAY OF BATTLE. PSALM CXL.VER:7

HIS REMAINS ARE INTERRED IN THE ABBEY CEMETERY

1F4 William Parker (1775-1853) George Guy Parker (1842-1928) Mabella Ann Parker (1815-1875) Elizabeth Parker (1802-1879)

South: BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD

REV 14. CHAP. 13V

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTN W. PARKER H.E.I.C.S.

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 18TH OF MAY 1853 AGED 78 -

HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE II CHAP ST JOHN.PT 25V

East: ALSO OF

GEORGE GUY PARKER (GRANDSON OF CAPT. W. PARKER)

DIED 16TH JANY 1928. AGED 85. North:

THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING CHILDREN AS A MARK OF AFFECTION TO THE BEST AND KINDEST OF PARENTS


MABELLA ANN PARKER WHO DIED JANUARY 14TH 1875, AGED 65

ALSO TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF ELIZABETH PARKER ELDEST DAUGHTER OF CAPT W PARKER H.E.I.C.S WHO DIED 3RD APRIL 1879 AGED 72

THOSE WHICH SLEEP IN …

Possible entry on the 1851 census at the Greenwich Hospital: William Parker, aged 76, widower, private pensioner, in pensioner, born at Bath. Will of William Parker, Captain of Artillery in The Honorable East India Company's Service of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Jun 1853, PROB 11/2174. In the 1861 census at 1 Greenfield Place, Weston super Mare: Elizabeth Parker, aged 53, fundholder, born at sea B[ritish] S[ubject], and Mary A Parker, aged 45, fundholder, born at Camberwell (Surrey), both lodgers. In the 1871 census at 14 Beauford Buildings, Bath: Elizabeth Parker, aged 60, unmarried, dividends, born at sea British Subject, Mabella Parker, aged 57, sister, unmarried, born at Camberwell (Surrey), and two servants. The death of Mabella Anne Parker, aged 60, was registered 1875/Q1 Newton Abbot. Baptised on 16 Dec 1841 at Subsagor, Upper Assam, Bengal, India: Neville Fraser Parker, son of Neville Anburey & Susanna Parker [IGI]


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Baptised on 1 Apr 1843 at Calcutta, Bengal, India: George Guy Parker, son of Neville Anboury & Susannah Parker, date of birth: 18 Dec 1842 [IGI]. The marriage of George Guy Parker to Everelda Jane Benson was registered 1872/Q3 Kensington. In the 1891 census at Annandale, Paignton: George G Parker, aged 48, living on own means, born at Calcutta British Subject, wife Everelda, aged 49, born at Thorpe (Norfolk), Hilda Parker, aged 7, niece, born at Clevedon (Somerset), Richard Parker, aged 6, nephew, born at Calcutta British Subject, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 6 Oakfield Road, Bristol: George Parker, aged 58, retired supt police (India), born in India British Subject, and wife Everilda, aged 58 (no birthplace specified). The death of George Guy Parker, aged 85, was registered 1928/Q1 Bath.

1F5 Henry Perry East (1845-1905) Elizabeth East (1838-1914)

IN LOVING MEMORY

-OF- HENRY PERRY EAST

(OF HOLMLEIGH, CHISLEHURST) WHO ENTERED REST 27TH OCTOBER 1905

- AND OF

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO ENTERED REST

30TH JUNE 1914

The birth of Elizabeth Mannings was registered 1838/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cottle. The birth of Henry Perry East was registered 1845/Q4 Weymouth. In the 1851 census at Beckford Cottage, Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Thomas Perry, aged 55, painter & house decorator, born at Bristol (County), wife Jane, aged 56, born at Alhampton (Som), four daughters, Henry East, aged 5, grandson, born at Weymouth, and a servant.


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(Beckford cottage is given as the address of Rev Joseph Blake Ogle who died in 1846, see 1F1.) In the 1861 census at a chemist & druggist’s at 7½ Foregate Street, Worcester: Henry P East, aged 15, chemists & druggist’s shopman, born at Weymouth. The marriage of Henry Perry (sic) East to Elizabeth Mannings at Bath Register Office was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. (At BathBMD this registration occurred in 1865.) In the 1871 census at 6 Brunswick Street, Bath: Henry P East, aged 26, auctioneer & estate agent, born at Weymouth (Dorset), wife Elizabeth, aged 28, born at Batheaston, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 9 St George’s road, Kilburn, London: Henry East, aged 35, artist, born at Weymouth, wife Elizabeth, aged 37, born at Batheaston (Som), children: Ethel, aged 8, born at Bath, St George, aged 6, born at Bath, and Ida, aged 4, born in London, and a servant. In the 1891 census at 129 Alexandra Road, Kilburn, London: Henry P East, aged 44, married, living on own means, born at Weymouth, children: Maud E, aged 19, born at Bath, Ida, aged 14, born in London, Henry, aged 17, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Homeleigh, Kemmal Road, Chislehurst (Kent): Henry East, aged 55, no occupation, born at Weymouth, wife Elizabeth, aged 55, born at Batheaston, daughter Ida, aged 24, born in London, Amy Manning, aged 31, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Henry Percy East, aged 59, was registered 1905/Q4 St Geo H Sq (Westminster).

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1F8 Neville Thornton Parker (1864-1922) Neville Fraser Parker (1841-)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF LT COL.

NEVILLE THORNTON PARKER LATE 6TH ROYAL JAT LT INFANTRY

INDIAN ARMY ELDEST SON OF MAJ. GEN., N.F. PARKER BORN JUNE 14 1864. DIED AUG. 19. 1922

“FATHER, IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING

LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING”

Baptised on 16 Dec 1841 at Subsagor, Bengal, India: Neville Fraser Parker, son of Neville Anburey & Susanna Parker [IGI]. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XV Jul-Dec 1863 p635: Aug. 25. At Azimghur, Benares, Lieut. Neville Fraser Parker, H.M.’s Bengal Army, and eldest son of the late Major Neville Anbury Parker, of the 58th Bengal N.I., to Annie, dau. of the late James W. Young, esq., of Cheldaff, co. Donegal. In the 1881 census at Stafford House, Tonbridge (Kent): Neville Thornton Parker, aged 16, student, born at Lucknow, India. This household was a military academy headed by Isaac Plant Fleming, M.A. D.C.L., military tutor, with thirteen students and six servants. The death of Neville Thornton Parker, aged 58, was registered 1922/Q3 Bath. The Jat Light Infantry was formed in 1803 as the 1st Battalion, 22 Bengal Native Infantry. It was conferred the title of ‘Royal’ in 1921 following its involvement in the 1914-18 war. ‘Jat’ refers to a distinct ethnic group living in northern India whose origin is much debated but the consensus seems to be that they were originally Scythians from Persia and, in the development of the caste system in India, ‘purified’ Scythians were termed Rajputs and the ‘non-purified’ ones Jats. An alternative to the division between Jats and Rajputs on the grounds of ‘purification’ is that it arose from the rejection by the Jats of the Brahmin insistence on newly arrived groups in India having kings and a


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kingdom, whereas this was accepted by the group termed Rajputs. On sale in 2008 watercolours by Neville Anbrey Parker (1808 - 1853). Pulur on the Sutlej, circa 1846, watercolour on paper, 210 x 360mm; View of Lahore, circa 1846, watercolour on paper, 210 x 360mm.

1F9 Mabel Ellen Sykes (1874-1936) John Lewis Abel Sykes (1871-1948)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF MABEL ELLEN SYKES

THE DEVOTED WIFE OF J. LEWIS SYKES. M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P.

WHO DEPARTED ABOVE ON DEC. 3RD 1936

ALSO OF HER HUSBAND J. LEWIS SYKES

WHO SURVIVED UNTIL JULY 14TH 1948 “IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED”

The birth of John Lewis A Sykes was registered 1871/Q1 Nottingham. The birth of Mabel Ellen Tidmas was registered 1874/Q1 W Ham. In the 1881 census at 1 Linden Villa, Bedford Road, Wanstead (Essex): James Tidmas, aged 55, married, commercial traveller [drugs], born at York, daughter Mabel, aged 7, born at West Ham, a step-daughter, a nephew and a servant. In the 1881 census at 10 Quadrant, Fairfield (Derbys): Edwin John Sykes, aged 36, master of surgery Edinburgh University, born at Ryhill (Yorks), wife Elizabeth, aged 34, born at Bul…… Hall (Notts), son John Lewis Abel, aged 10, born at Nottingham, and John Sykes, aged 19, cousin, solicitors clerk, born at Granes Creek, Tasmania. In the 1901 census at 170 West Green Road, Tottenham, London: Edwin J Sykes, aged 56, widower, medical practitioner MD, born at Ryhill (Yorks), son John L, aged 30, medical practitioner MRCS LCP, born at Nottingham, and a servant. The marriage of John Lewis Sykes to Mabel Ellen Tidmas/Tidmus was registered 1908/Q2 Edmonton. In the Telephone Directories 1934-1946: Dr J Lewis Sykes, 27 Bradford


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Road, Combe Down, Bath. The death of Mabel E L Sykes, aged 63, was registered 1936/Q4 Bristol. The death of John Lewis Abel Sykes, aged 77, was registered 1948/Q3 Bath.

1F10 James William Buvington (1868-1942) Zoe Buvington (1868-1944) Ruth Marie Buvington (1895-1991)

IN TREASURED MEMORY OF

JAMES BUVINGTON 1868-1942

ZOE BUVINGTON 1868-1944

ALSO RUTH MARIE BUVINGTON 1895-1991

In the 1851 census at 11 Chatham Row, Bath: James Buvington, aged 57, butcher, born at Bath, wife Catherine, aged 58, born at Bath, and children: Ann, aged 27, dress maker, born at Bath, Margaret, aged 25, dress maker, born at Bath, Priscilla, aged 23, dress maker, born at Bath, Catherine, aged 18, dress maker, born at Bath, and James, aged 16, grocer, born at Bath. The marriage of James Buvington to Sarah Phillips was registered 1859/Q3 Cheltenham. In the 1861 census at Bosmere Cottage, Regent Street, Cheltenhame: James Berrington (sic), aged 26, grocer’s assistant,, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 27, born at Evesham (Worcs), and son George, aged 1, born


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at Cheltenham. The death of Sarah Buvington, aged 33, was registered 1866/Q4 Bath. The marriage of James Buvington was registered 1867/Q1 Pancras. The birth of James William Buvington was registered 1868/Q2 Islington. In the 1871 census at 1 Walcot Parade, Bath: Ann Bovington, aged 43, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, Margaret Bovington, aged 41, unmarried, sister, dressmaker, born at Bath, James Bovington, aged 36, married, brother, grocer, born at Bath, George Bovington, aged 11, nephew, born at Cheltenham, a boarder and a servant. In the 1881 census at 7 Vineyards, Bath: Ann Buvington, aged 50, married, dressmaker, born at Bath, Margaret Buvington, aged 43, sister, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, James Buvington, aged 45, brother, married, clerk to butcher, born at Bath, George F J Buvington, aged 21, nephew, collector & canvasser, born at Cheltenham, Harry Buvington, aged 18, nephew, printing compositor, born at Cheltenham, Kate Buvington, aged 16, niece ?, servant, born at Cheltenham, and James Buvington, aged 11, nephew, born in London. The death of James Buvington, aged 65, was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. On the SS La Provence from Le Havre to New York arriving on 2 Nov 1907: James Buvington, aged 40, Zoe Buvington, aged 39, Ruth Buvington, aged 10. A letter from Ruth Buvington appeared in the New York Times of 26 May 1909 (p6) in an article entitled “LINCOLN MEDALS NEARLY ALL GONE; Even the Storm Fails to Stop the Procession of Winners to The Times Building. GIRL FROM VELTIN SCHOOL Letters of Gratitude Received from Pupils and Teachers -- Checks to be Souvenirs.” On the SS Mauretania from Southampton to New York arriving on 28 Aug 1920: James Buvington, aged 57, steward, English, born in London, nearest relative: brother - Henry Buvington, Prior Park Road, Bath; Zoe Buvington, aged 51 years 9 months, French, born at Paris. There are a series of entries in trans-Atlantic passenger lists in the period 1923-1939 for example on the SS Southampton from Southampton to New York arriving on 26 Aug 1923: James Buvington,


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aged 55, naturalised on 15 Aug 1922, destination 633 West 152 NB St., New York City, Zoe Buvington, aged 54, naturalised on 15 Aug 1922, and Ruth Marie Buvington, aged 28, born in 1895 New York, and on the SS Manhattan arriving on 7 Sep 1939: James Buvington, aged 71, naturalised 17 Aug 1922 Southern District Court NYC, destination 84 West 176th St NYC, Zoe Buvington, aged 71, and Ruth Buvington, aged 44, born on 21 Feb 1895. There is also a border crossing from Canada to the USA where the list is actually for passengers travelling from Southampton to Québec on the SS Empress of Australia, arriving on 16 Sep 1937 whose destination is the USA. In the US 1930 census at West 176th Street, Brooklyn, New York: James Buvington, aged 62, retired, born in England, wife Zoe, aged 62, born in France, daughter Ruth, aged 35, teacher, born in New York state. Death registrations for James William Buvington and Zoe Buvington have not been found in GRO records, so presumably they died in the USA. The death of Ruth Buvington, born on 21 Feb 1895, was registered 1991/May Honiton.

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1F20 Henry Camm (1812-1881)

IN AFFECTIONATE

REMEMBRANCE OF HENRY CAMM,

WHO DIED MARCH 4TH 1881, AGED 67 YEARS.

“WATCH THEREFORE, FOR YE

KNOWN NOT WHAT HOUR YOUR

LORD DOTH COME”

Possible baptism on 26 Jul 1812 at Rodborough (Glos): Henry Camm, son of Richard & Patience Camm, date of birth 6 Jun 1812 [IGI]. In the 1851 census at Gays Hill Cottage, Gays Place, Bath:


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Henry Camm, aged 38, married, land proprietor, born at Stroud, children: Mary, aged 13, born at Worcester, and Charlotte, aged 11, born at Worcester, and Sarah Poole, aged 23, unmarried, visitor, fundholder, born at Pitchcombe (Glos). The marriage of Henry Camm to Sarah Poole at Bath Register Office was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. The birth of Henry Camm was registered 1860/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poole. The birth of Sarah Kate Camm was registered 1863/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poole. (From BathBMD the registration was in 1862.) In the 1871 census at 7 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Henry Camm, aged 50 (!), retired grocer, born at Stroud (Glos), wife Sarah, aged 42, born at Pitchcombe (Glos), children: Henry, aged 11, born at Bath, and Sarah R, aged 9, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Henry Camm, aged 67, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at 7 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Sarah Camm, aged 50, widow, [income from] railway & transport stock, born at Pitchcombe (Glos), Sarah Kate Camm, aged 19, daughter, born at Bath, Rebecca Leach, aged 46, widow, visitor, [income from] bank shares, born at Pitchcombe, and a servant.

1F21 Henry Amor (1819-1878) Charlotte Amor (1823-1897)

The headstone of white marble is flat with the inscribed side downwards. From the burial book:


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Henry Amor, aged 58, engineer at the Great Western Railway, of 15 Southcot Place, Widcombe, died on 28 Feb 1878, Charlotte Amor, aged 74, widow of Henry Amor, engineer, of 12 Southcot Place, died on 24 Nov 1897. In the 1871 census at 12 Southcot Place, Bath: Henry Amor, aged 51, Permanent Way Insepctor Great Western Railway, born at Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 48, born at Bath, and a lodger.

1F22 George Merchant (1807-1874) Frederick Jacob Merchant (1877) George Thomas Merchant (1830-1879) Frederick James Merchant (1841-1880) Elizabeth Merchant (1800-1883)

Headstone delaminated completely, no inscription. From the burial book: George Marchant (sic), aged 67, of, 9 St Matthews Pl, Widcombe, builder etc, died on 19 Sep 1874, Frederick Jacob Marchant (sic), aged 7 months, son of George, of St Matthews Buildings, Widcombe, died on 20 Nov 1877, George Thomas Merchant, aged 67, of St Matthews Place, Widcombe, painter, died on 1 Mar 1879, Frederick James Merchant, aged 39, of St Matthew's Place, Widcombe, died on 4 Sep 1880, Elizabeth Merchant, aged 83, of 9 St Matthews Place, Widcombe, widow of George, builder, died on 14 Jul 1883. In the 1871 census at 9 St Matthew’s Place, Bath: George Merchant, aged 63, plasterer employing 8 men & 3 boys, born at Kelston (Som), and wife Elizabeth, aged 67, born at Ditcheat (Som), and a lodger. In the 1871 census 1 Prior Park Road, Bath: George T Merchant, aged 40, house decorator, born at Kelston (Som), wife Matilda, aged 41, born at Monmouth, and Matilda J Bennett, aged 9, niece, born at Monmouth.


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In the 1871 census at 4 Widcombe Hill: Frederick J Merchant, aged 30, carpenter & builder, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 27, born at Wellow (Som), son Harry G, aged 1, born at Monkton Combe, and a servant. The birth of Frederick James Merchant was registered 1877/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Steart.

1F23 Frederic Spencer (1806-1873)

IN MEMORY OF

FREDERIC SPENCER AGED 67 YEARS

WHO DIED 16TH NOVEMBER 1873

…………………………………… ……………………………………

The bottom of the slab has delaminated. In the 1841 census at 11 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Frederic Spencer, aged 35, coal merchant, born in Somerset, and Rose Spencer, aged 35, not born in Somerset, Frances Hall, aged 45, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Ann Hall, aged 13, not born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 11 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Fredric (sic) Spencer, aged 44, coal merchant, born at Bath, blind, wife Rose, aged 45, born at Westminster (Middx), Lucy J Reade, aged 14, cousin, born at Congleton (Ches), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 11 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Frederick Spencer, aged 54, coal merchant employing 3 clerks 6 labourers 1 boy, born at Bath, blind, wife Rose, aged 55, born at Marylebone (Middx), and a servant. In the 1871 census at a lodging house at Weston Villa, Weston super Mare: Frederick Spencer, aged 64, retired coal merchant, born at Bath, blind, and wife Rose, aged 65, born at Bath.


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The death of Frederick Spencer aged 67, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Robert William Carpenter to Rose Spencer/Fielder at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1880/Q3 Bath. The death of Robert William Carpenter, aged 76, was registered 1883/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Rose Carpenter, aged 79, widow of Robert William Carpenter, of 12 Prior Park Buildings, Widcombe, died on 30 Apr 1883. See also 1E24.

1F24 William Elliott (1801-1856)

East: In memory of

North:

William Eliott Esqre Captain …………… Regt Born Jany iith mdccci

West: Died November xiiith mdccclvi

Gothic script on band around coffin-shaped tomb. The death of William Elliott, aged 51, was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. From the burial book: William Elliott, aged 51, of Norfolk Crescent, died on 13 Nov 1856. Will of William Elliott, late Captain in the Thirty Seventh Regiment of City of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Dc 1856, PROB 11/2243.


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1G1,2 James Charles Innes (1811-1885) Anna Innes (1813-1886) Maria Innes (1780-1854) William Innes (1772-1850) Eliza Dempster (1830-1853)

West:

Sacred to the memory of Major Gen. Ince C.L.

Also of his Sister …

……………………… ………………………

H_____ Ince And

Eliza Demester? Eliza Jan… his wife

South (on granite and then stone):

General J.C. Ince Bengal Army Born 30th May 1811 Died 3rd May 1885 …………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………. being not dead but sleeping “I will ransom them from the power of the grave”

North (on granite then stone):

Also of Anna, widow of General J C Innes Who died October 6th 1886 in her 73rd year

D… me thy righteousness Into thy hands I commend my spirit

Catafalque in grey granite above a stone support. The inscriptions are on both parts in gothic script. Born on 28 Jul 1873 in Bengal: Edward Barnes, son of Edward & Laura Peacock [IGI]. Baptised on 19 Nov 1874 at Delhi: Ellen Gertrude, daughter of Edward Bovell Peacock & Laura Macdonald [IGI]. (This could be ‘Laura Macdonald Innes’ rather than ‘Laura Macdonald’, the source does not make this clear.) Baptised on 18 Jan 1877 at Umritsur, West Bengal: Laura Frances, daughter of Edward & Laura Peacock [IGI]. In the 1881 census at 13 Dunsford Place, Bathwick, Bath:


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James C Innes, aged 69, Lieut Genl Bengal Army “Retired List”, born in India, wife Anna, aged 66, born in India, children: Edith G, aged 24, born in India, and Maude A S, aged 22, born in India, Edward B Peacock, aged 7, grandson, born in India, Ellen G Peacock, aged 6, granddaughter, born in India, Laura F Peacock, aged 3, granddaughter, born in India, and three servants. The death of James Charles Innes, aged 73, was registered 1885/Q2 Bath. The death of Ann Innes, aged 72, was registered 1886/Q4 Bath. According to the burial book the following are also buried here: William Innes (1772-1850) of 7 Grosvenor Place, Bath Maria Innes (1780-1854), of 7 Grosvenor Place, Bath, sister of General Innes Eliza Dempster (1830-1853), of Newcastle/Tyne, grand-daughter of General Innes.

1G3 John Cartwright (1778-1854)

TO THE MEMORY OF

JOHN CARTWRIGHT ESQ: FORMERLY OF NORTON

IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM WHO DIED AT BATH

ON THE 5TH OF MARCH 1854 IN THE 76TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

The death of John Cartwright, aged 76, was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. Will of John Cartwright of Bath, Somerset, date 12 Oct 1854, PROB 11/2198.


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1G4 Anne Margaret Fuller (1798-1876) Neston Joseph Fuller (1802-1872) John Browne (1770-1855) John Browne (1726-1794) Anne Browne (1774-1851)


ANNE MARGARET WIDOW OF NESTON JOSEPH FULLER ESQUIRE

AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE LT COLONEL THE HONBLE JOHN BROWNE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 24TH 1876 IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HER AGE

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LT COLONEL THE HONBLE JOHN BROWNE SECOND SON OF THE RIGHT HONBLE JOHN,

FIRST LORD BARON KILMAINE OBT FEBRUARY 8TH 1855

IN HIS 85TH YEAR.

HONESTÆ GLORIA FAX MENTIS ALSO

ANNE WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 23RD 1851

IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HER AGE

Kilmaine is a village, on the N84 between Ballinrobe and Shrule, in County Mayo. The second creation of the title Baron Kilmaine occurred in 1789, the first having become extinct in 1773. John Browne 1st Baron Kilmaine was born in 1726 and died in 1794. The ‘Lt Col The Honble John Browne, 2nd son …’ The death of John Browne, aged 84, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. Will of The Honorable John Browne, Lieutenant Colonel in the Army of Bath, Somerset, date 26 Feb 1855, PROB 11/2206. Baptised on 7 Dec 1802 at Old Church St Pancras, London: Neston Joseph, son of John & Dinah Fuller, date of birth 8 Nov 1802 [IGI]. The death of Neston Joseph Fuller, aged 69, was registered 1872/Q3 Brighton. The death of Anne Margaret Fuller, aged 76, was registered 1876/Q1 Brighton. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Neston Joseph Fuller Adm. pens. (age 20) at TRINITY, Feb. 28, 1822. [2nd] s. of John [of Neston Park, Corsham, Wilts.] B. [Nov. 1802], in London. School, Frensham, Surrey (Mr Rogers). Matric. Michs. 1822; B.A. 1826. Married, Mar. 1, 1826, Anne Margaret, dau. of Col. The Hon. John Browne. Died July 16, 1872. (Burke, P. and B.)

Baronets of Scotland or Nova Scotia have a motto which is usually Fax mentis Honestae Gloria (Glory is the light/torch of a noble mind). It is meant to appear in a circle around a crown and therefore sometimes is reported as ‘Honestae Gloria Fax Mentis’. The proclamation by King Charles I in 1629 had 'An orange-tawny silk ribbon whereon shall hang pendant on a silver shield, a blue saltire thereon an inescutcheon of the Arms of Scotland with an Imperial Crown above the shield and around


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the whole the motto-' Fax Mentis Honestae Gloria ' - Glory is the Torch of a Noble Mind.’ The honour, originally intended to raise money for the crown for the settlements in Nova Scotia, was meant to apply to Scotland and Nova Scotia individuals but its award was widened. There are various histories of baronetcy and how matters changed over time.

1G6 Paul Anderson (1764-1851) James Anderson

North: TO THE MEMORY OF

GENERAL PAUL ANDERSON C.B. R.C. SECOND SON OF JAMES ANDERSON

OF GRACE DIEU. CO OF WATERFORD, ESQRE COLONEL OF THE 78TH HIGHLANDERS

AND LATE GOVERNOR OF PENDENNIS CASTLE WHO DIED IN THIS CITY

ON THE 17TH OF DECEMBER 1851. IN THE 88TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.

In the 1841 census at Paragon Buildings, Bath: Paul Anderson, aged 60, Army H[alf] P[ay], born in Ireland, and a servant. In the 1851 census at Paragon Buildings, Bath: Paul Anderson, aged 80, married, Lieut General, born at Waterford, Ireland, and a servant. The death of Paul Anderson, aged 86, was registered 1851/Q4 Bath. Will of Paul Anderson, Lieutenant General in Her Majesty's Service commanding the 78th Regiment of Foot of Bath, Somerset, date 5 Jan 1852, PROB 11/2145. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXVII Jan-Jun 1852 pp299-300:

GENERAL ANDERSON, C.B. Dec. 17. At Bath, aged 86, General Paul Anderson, C.B. and K.C.

Colonel of the 78th Highlanders. He was the second son of James Anderson, esq. of Grace Dieu, co. Waterford. He entered the army early, and in 1788 was Lieutenant in the 51st, then stationed at Cork, when Sir John Moore became one of the Majors of that regiment. A friendship then commenced between them, which continued without interruption until Anderson buried the corpse of his commander on the ramparts of Corunna. Sir John Moore, as he rose in the service, had Anderson constantly on his staff. In 1792 he sailed with the 51st to Gibraltar and thence, in 1794, to Corsica, where he took part in the siege of Calvi, and the other operations by which the island was


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reduced. In 1796 the 51st went to the West Indies, and Sir John Moore, then

Brigadier-General, appointed Anderson him Brigade-Major. He was present In the night attack on the heights of Morne Chabot in St. Lucia ; during which, as the troops were advancing under a heavy fire, the soldier next to him was shot, and in falling caught hold of him, when both fell together down a steep declivity. Anderson, on disengaging himself, scrambled up again and rejoined his men ; but shortly afterwards received a severe wound from the bursting of a shell, which long detained him from active service. In 1797 he had the happiness to save the life of Moore, by his attention to him when attacked with yellow fever in St. Lucia. In 1798 he served on Sir John Moore's staff during the Irish Rebellion ; and to his activity and presence of mind Moore was greatly indebted for the successful result of the action at Fook's Mill, which perhaps was the most sharply contested during the rebellion.

In 1799 he was again on Sir John Moore's staff in the expedition to Holland under the Duke of York ; and was present at the battle of the 2nd October among the sand hills on the Zuyder Zee, where his commander was twice severely wounded, and owed his life to the activity with which Anderson brought up a regiment to his relief.

In Dec. 1800 he was again on Sir John Moore's staff in the expedition to Egypt; and on the 10th March, 1801, was in the same boat with Moore, when his division forced the landing in Aboukir Bay. In the battle of Alexandria he was shot through the right arm, and he never again recovered the perfect use of it. Being thus for a time disabled, he returned to England, where he was employed in the recruiting service.

In 1806 he accompanied Sir John Moore to Sicily, and in 1808 to Sweden, and afterwards to Portugal, and served during the whole of the campaign which terminated in the battle of Corunna and the death of his friend.

In 1810 he was in the expedition to Flushing ; and on that occasion with a company of the Royals he got into the enemy's intrenchments, and killed or took prisoners a whole picquet of about 100 men, a larger number than that of their assailants.

In 1811 he was Deputy Adjutant-general to Sir Hildebrand Oakes in Malta, where he remained until the peace of 1815. While the plague was desolating the city of Valetta, it was mainly due to his wise precautions and untiring zeal that not a soldier in the garrison took the infection. In the field, Anderson was remarkable for his intrepidity. Moore frequently told his brothers that he never had known any man so perfectly self-possessed and unconscious of danger under a hot fire as Anderson. "It makes no difference to him," was his expression. An amiable disposition, a heart without guile and incapable of jealousy,


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made him beloved by his brother officers. He was a man of unfeigned piety, of great simplicity, and of singular modesty, which prevented him from pressing his claims to reward or distinction. At length, it was proved that his long services were not forgotten. In 1827 the Duke of Wellington appointed him to the command of Gravesend and Tilbury Fort, and subsequently in 1832 to that of Pendennis Castle ; and in 1837 he received from the same hands the colonelcy of the 78th Highlanders. He became Major-General 1819, Lieut.-General 1837, and General 1851. He had never married.— United Service Magazine Grace Dieu, on the road from Waterford to Tramore, is now a retreat and conference centre run by Missionaries of the Sacred Heart. Originally the site of a convent, it was suppressed by Henry VIII, along with many others in the period 1539-41. The National Archives Lists ‘Anderson family of Grace Dieu - 1704-19th cent: deeds and papers’ GB/NNAF/F87082 with a reference to the National Library of Ireland. Pendennis Castle is 1km SE of Falmouth.

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1G20 Florence Elizabeth Cornish (1903-1931) Percival Richard Skinner (1904-1935) Constance Mary Cornish (1868-1939) Frederick Thomas Cornish (1868-) Lilian Mary Skinner (1905-)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

SHO BELOVED DAUGHTER OF

F. & C. CORNISH ASLEEP IN JESUS ARMS

MARCH 26. 1931 AGED 28 RICHARD

BELOVED HUSBAND OF L. M. SKINNER

ASLEEP OCTOBER 2. 1935 AGED 31

CONSTANT MARY CORNISH

ASLEEP DECEMBER 31. 1939 AGED 71

The birth of Frederick Thomas Cornish was registered 1868/Q2 Bristol. The birth of Constance Mary Sincocks (sic) was registered 1868/Q4 Martley. In the 1891 census at 13 Cheap Street, Bath: William J Cornish, aged 50, butcher, born at Corston (Somerset), wife Martha, aged 50, born at Staverton (Glos), children: William J, aged 25, butcher’s assistant, born at Cheltenham, and Frederick T, aged 23,


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born at Bristol, Thomas Watkins, aged 16, nephew, born at Hereford, and one servant. The marriage of Frederick Thomas Cornish to Constance Mary V Sincock was registered 1894/Q4 Gloucester. In the 1901 census at 160 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol: Fredk Thos Cornish, aged 32, butcher shopkeeper, born in Bristol, wife Constance, aged 31, born at Hallow (Worcs), daughter Constance Frida, aged 1, born at Bristol, Eliza H Vivian Sincock, aged 64, widow, mother in law, born at Staverton (Glos), and one servant. The birth of Florence Elizabeth Cornish was registered 1903/Q1 Bristol. The birth of Lilian Mary Cornish was registered 1905/Q2 Bristol. The death of Florence Elizabeth Cornish, aged 28, was registered 1931/Q1 Bath. The birth of Percival Richard Skinner was registered 1904/Q1 Honiton. The marriage of Percival Richard Skinner to Lilian Mary Cornish was registered 1929 Bath. The death of Percival Richard Skinner, aged 31, was registered 1935/Q4 Bath. The death of Constance Mary Cornish, aged 71, was registered 1940/Q1 Bath.

1G21 Prima Cornish (1871-1906) William John Cornish (1866-1929)

In Loving Memory

-of- PRIMA

THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM JOHN CORNISH

WHO DIED DECR 20TH 1906 AGED 35 THY WILL BE DONE

- ALSO

WILLIAM JOHN CORNISH FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 12TH, 1929

AGED 63 -

REST

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The birth of Prima Lane was registered 1871/Q4 Clifton. The marriage of William John Cornish to Prima Lane was registered 1896/Q1 Barton Regis. In the 1901 census at 13 Cheap Street, Bath: William John Cornish, aged 34, butcher, born at Cheltenham, wife Prima, aged 29, born at Bristol, children: Constance, aged 2, born at Bath, and William, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant and a nurse. The birth of Frederick George Cornish was registered 1901/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lane. The death of Frederick Cornish, aged 0, was registered 1901/Q3 Bath. The death of Prima Cornish, aged 35, was registered 1906/Q4 Bath.

1G22 Martha Cornish (1832-1892) John Thomas Cornish Frederick Cornish (1901) Florence Martha Walker (1870-1894) Francis Walker (1868-) William Thomas Cornish (1841-1896)

West: [In]

Loving Memory of Martha wife of

William Thomas Cornish Who departed this life 17th April 1892

Aged [5]9 Years East:

[Also] Loving Memory of

Fredk Cornish a loved child of W. J. and M. Cornish

Who Departed this Life 7 August 1901 Aged … Months

North:

Also In Living Memory of Florence M[artha]

the beloved wife of F……… Walker

And only daughter of William and Martha Cornish

Who died May …… 1894 Aged 24

The marriage of William Thomas Cornish to Martha Malpas was registered 1865/Q3 Tewkesbury. The birth of Florence Martha Cornish was registered 1870/Q2 Bristol. In the 1871 census at 1 Albert Buildings, St Augustine’s, Bristol: William T Cornish, aged 30, butcher, born at Bristol, wife Martha, aged 37, born at Staverton (Glos), children: William J, aged 4, born at Cheltenham, Frederick T, aged 3, born at Bristol, and Florence M, aged 1, born at Bristol, and two servants. The marriage of Florence Martha Cornish to Francis Walker at St James, Bath was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.


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God giveth his beloved rest

South: Also

In Loving Memory of

William Thomas Cornish Who Departed this Life

18th Jun 1896 Aged 54 Years

In the 1891 census at 13 Cheap Street, Bath: William T Cornish, aged 50, butcher, born at Corston (Som), wife Martha, aged 50, born at Staverton (Glos), children: William J, aged 25, butchers assistant, born at Cheltenham, and Fredrick J, aged 23, born at Bristol, Thomas Watkins, aged 19, nephew, born at Hereford, and a servant. In the 1891 census at 31 Southgate Street, Bath: Francis Walker, aged 28, corn salesman, born at Bath, and wife Florence M, aged 21, born at Bristol. The death of Martha Cornish, aged 59, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath. The death of Florence Martha Walker, aged 24, was registered 1894/Q1 Bath. The death of William Thomas Cornish, aged 54, was registered 1896/Q3 Bath. The death of Frederick Cornish, aged 0, was registered 1901/Q3 Bath.

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Thomas Savage (1786-1859) Frederick Stukeley Savage (1828-1866)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS SAVAGE, ESQR

OF NORTON HOUSE IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 14TH 1859 AGED 73 YEARS

“LOOKING FOR THE MERCY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST UNTO ETERNAL LIFE”

South:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF HIS YOUNGER SON FREDERICK STUKELEY SAVAGE, MAJOR OF THE 68TH LIGHT INFANTRY AND THE 86TH REGT

WHO DIED MARCH 31ST 1866

The death of Thomas Savage, aged 73, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. The death of Frederic Stukeley Savage, aged 38, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath. The death of Elizabeth Ann Savage, aged 86, was registered 1887/Q1 Clutton (Midsomer Norton subdistrict). The Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72) in a description of Midsomer Norton has: “The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Bath and Wells. Value, £275.*


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Patron, Christ Church, Oxford. The church was rebuilt in 1830; consists of nave, aisles, and chancel, with a tower; has, in a niche of the tower, a statue of Charles II.; and contains a fine monument to Major Savage, and several mural tablets.” Somerset Archive and Record Service has a series of papers related to the Savage family of Midsomer Norton including: DD\SA/70 1857,1858 Security for loan to Frederick Stukeley Savage DD\SA/70a 1846-1886 Papers relating to Major Frederick S. Savage including army commissions under sign manual of Victoria, 1846-67; corresp. to Mrs. Savage, 1868-70; solicitors' charges for Mrs. Savage relating to land purchased of the Somerset and Dorset Railway Co., 1885-6. DD\SA/67 Probates of will of Frederick Stukeley Savage, 1866 (pr. 1866), Eliz. Ann Savage of Midsomer Norton, wid., 1886 (pr. 1887), and of Lydia Johnson Palmer of Bath, spr., 1887 (pr. 1888); opinions on wills of Thos. and Eliz. Ann Savage, 1866, 1887; solicitors' costs on behalf of the latter's trustees, 1889-1900.


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1H1, 2 Benjamin Hunt (1800-1850) Francis Hunt (1793-1849) Thomas Hunt (1791-1859) Susannah Hunt (1797-1858)

South: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCIS HUNT ESQRE

OF THIS CITY MEMBER OF THE

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

DECR 27TH 1849 AGED 56 YEARS

- “MY HOPE IS IN GOD” PS: XXXIX.VII

East:


BENJAMIN HUNT ESQRE OF THIS CITY,

WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1850 AGED 50 YEARS.

HAVING SURVIVED HIS BROTHER ONLY 4 MONTHS

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In the 1841 census at 65 Pulteney Street, Bath: Francis Hunt, aged 45, surgeon, born in Somerset, Benjamin Hunt, aged 40, born in Somerset, and three servants. The death of Francis Hunt, aged 56, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath. The death of Benjamin Hunt, aged 50, was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. Will of Benjamin Hunt of Bathwick, Somerset, date 18 May 1850, PROB 11/2113.


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“REST IN THE LORD” PS. XXXVII.VII.

West: ALSO

IN MEMORY OF THOMAS HUNT ESQRE

OF THIS CITY WHO DIED MAY 26TH 1859.

AGED 68 YEARS —

TO SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC VIRTUES HE ADDED THE HIGHER GRACES OF THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER AND THUS THROUGH MERITS

OF CHRIST JESUS TO WHOM BE GLORY FOR EVER HE WAS NOT UNPREPARED FOR THE SUDDEN DISPENSATION WITH WHICH IT PLEASED THE LORD TO CALL HOME HENCE.

“AND AT MIDNIGHT THERE WAS A CRY MADE. BEHOLD THE BRIDEGROOM COMETH GO YE OUT TO MEET HIM”

MATT. CHAP. XXV.V.6. “THEREFORE BE YE ALSO READY”

MATT. CHAP. XXIV.V.44.

North:


SUSANNAH THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS HUNT ESQRE

OF THIS CITY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

JANUARY 12TH 1858 —

WE BELIEVE THAT JESUS DIED AND ROSE AGAIN EVEN SO THEY ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM

ST PAUL THESS.IV.14

In the 1851 census at 12 Pulteney Street, Bath: Thomas Hunt, aged 60, landed proprietor pills, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 49, born at Bath, and a servant. (Was the question “what do you live on?” and the answer was “pills”?) The death of Susannah Hunt, aged 60, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. The death of Thomas Hunt, aged 69, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath.


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1H3 Lavinia Chalaust (1830-1860) Jean Auguste Chalaust (1817-) Leonora Webster (1814-1861) Alfred Webster (1813-1879) Elizabeth Anne Webster (1841-1879)


LAVINIA THE BELOVED WIFE OF

JOHN CHALAUST WHO DIED

APRIL 1ST 186[0] AGED 29

Also of her sister

LEONORA THE LOVED AND LOVING WIFE OF

ALFRED WEBSTER OF THIS CITY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 8TH 1861

AGED 47

Also in loving memory of ALFRED WEBSTER WHO FELL ASLEEP

ON SUNDAY JUNE 1ST 1879 AGED 65

Also of

ANNE WEBSTER SECOND WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED OCTOBER 13TH 1879 AGED 37

The marriage of Alfred Webster to Leonora Reeves at St Michael with St Paul, Bath was registered 1838/Q2 Bath. In the 1841 census at Milsom Street, Bath: Alfred Webster, aged 25, dancing master, Leonora Webster, aged 25, dancing mist[ress], born in Somerset, Lavinia Reeves, aged 11, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 37 Milsom Street, Bath: Alfred Webster, aged 38, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, wife Leonora, aged 38, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, Leonora Reeves, aged 21, unmarried, sister in law, born at Bath, Ellen Webster, aged 20, unmarried, sister, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, Atwood Reves, aged 7, nephew, born at Bath, and three servants. The marriage of Jean Auguste Chalaust to Lavinia Reeves at St Michael with St Paul was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. The death of Lavinia Chalaust was registered 1860/Q2 Clifton. The death of Leonora Webster, aged 47, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 at 7 Cottage Crescent, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Alfred Webster, aged 49, widower, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, Jean Auguste Chalaust, aged 43, widower, b[rother] in law, teacher of French, born in France, and a servant and her daughter. The marriage of Alfred Webster to Elizabeth Ann Lydiard at St Michael with St Paul was registered 1863/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 14 Circus, Bath: Alfred Webster, aged 50, teacher of dancing, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth A, aged 28, born at Batheaston (Som), Sarah S Lydiard, aged


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23, unmarried, sister in law, assistant teacher of dancing, born at Batheaston, Edith S Webster, aged 19, niece, assistant teacher of dancing, born at Chester, Amy B Webster, aged 12, niece, born at Chester, and three servants. The death of Alfred Webster, aged 66, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. The death of Elizabeth Anne Webster, aged 37, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.

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1H24 Emma Clacy (1837-1859) George Clacy William Thomas Clacy (1859) Henry George Clacy (1858-1859) Edwin Pawsey (1840-1879) Harry Osborne Pawsey (1876-1877) Sarah Pawsey (1800-1868) William Pawsey (1839-1865) Thomas Pawsey (1805-1869)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF EMMA THE BELOVED WIFE

OF GEORGE CLACY OF FINCHAMPSTEAD BERKS AND DAUGHTER OF THOMAS AND ANN PAWSEY

OF THIS CITY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPT 3RD 1859 AGED 22 YEARS

ALSO, HER TWO INFANT CHILDREN WILLIAM THOMAS WHO DIED SEPTR 25TH 1859, AGED 14 WEEKS

AND HENRY GEORGE, WHO DIED NOVR 1ST 1859. AGED 18 MONTHS

ALSO OF EDWIN PAWSEY, SECOND SON OF THOMAS PAWSEY WHO DIED AT BATH 15TH JANUARY 1879 AGED 38 YEARS

ALSO OF HARRY OSBORNE, SON OF ABOVE EDWIN PAWSEY BORN 18TH NOVR 1876 DIED 12TH MAY 1877

East:

ALSO SARAH

SISTER OF THOMAS PAWSEY

WHO DIED NOVR 15TH 1868, AGED 68 YEARS

South:

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF WILLIAM ELDEST SON OF THOMAS AND ANN PAWSEY

WHO DIED JULY 6TH 1865 AGED 26 YEARS ALSO

THOMAS PAWSEY FATHER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JUNE 28TH 1869 AGED 64 YEARS

The birth of Edwin Pawsey was registered 1840/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Selway. In the 1851 census at 1& 2 New Market Row, Bath: Thomas Pawsey, aged 45, butcher (master) employing 5 men & 2 boys, born in London, wife Ann, aged 44, born at Wellow (Somerset), children: Clara, aged 16, born at Widcombe, Emma, aged 14, born at St James’s, Bath, William, aged 12, born at Bath, Edwin, aged 10, born at Bath, Ann, aged 8, born at Bath, and Rosa, aged 6, born at Bath. The marriage of George Clacy to Emma Pawsey at Bath Abbey was registered 1857/Q3 Bath. The birth of Harry George Clacy was registered 1858/Q2 Wokingham. The death of Henry Clacy, aged 1, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. The birth of William Thomas Clacy was registered 1859/Q3 Wokingham. The death of William Thomas Clacy, aged 0, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath.


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The death of Emma Clacy, aged 22, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 12 Bridge Street, Bath: Thos Pawsey, aged 56, master butcher, born in London, wife Ann, aged 55, born at Stoney Littleton (Somerset), children: Edwin, aged 20, butcher, born at Bath, and Rosa, aged 15, born at Bath, Sarah Pawsey, aged 60, unmarried, lodger, gentlewoman, born in London, and a servant. The death of Sarah Pawsey, aged 68, was registered 1868/Q4 Bath. The death of Thomas Pawsey, aged 64, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 15 Bathwick [St], Bath: Ann Pawsey, aged 65, widow, born at Stone[y] Littleton, Clara Culverwell, aged 36, daughter, married, farmer’s wife, born at Bath, two servants, and Harry Fisher, aged 2 weeks, grandson, born at Bath. The birth of Harry Osborne Pawsey was registered 1876/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Osborne. The death of Harry Osborne Pawsey, aged 0, was registered 1877/Q2 Bath. The death of Edwin Pawsey, aged 38, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. The death of Ann Pawsey, aged 86, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.


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John Gill (1766-1851) Thomas Gill (1802-1891) Louisa Gill (1797-1887) Alfred Waring (1821-1856) Louisa Gignac Waring (1831-1857)

West: HERE REST THE REMAINS

OF JOHN GILL ESQRE OF THIS CITY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANY 9TH 1851,

IN THE 85TH YEAR OF HIS AGE DEEPLY REGRETTED FOR HIS BENEVOLENCE DISPOSITION AND EXEMPLARY CHARACTER

HIS CHILDREN MOURN THE LOSS OF ONE OF THE BEST OF PARENTS

—◊— “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN THE LORD”

—◊— In

AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

THOMAS GILL, ESQUIRE, J.P. FOR NEARLY

40 YEARS AN ALDERMAN OF THIS CITY

Baptised on 28 Nov 1802 at Broad Street Meeting, Reading: Thomas Gill son of John & Elizabeth Gill, date of birth 31 Oct 1802 [IGI]. The death of John Gill, aged 84, was registered 1851/Q1 Bath.


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WHO DIED AT HIS RESIDENCE NO 4 SYDNEY PLACE SEPTEMBER 19TH 1891

IN HIS 89TH YEAR HEREIN [IS LOVE, NOT THAT WE LOVED GOD

BUT THAT HE LOVED US, AND]

SENT HIS ONLY SON TO BE THE PROPITIATION OF OUR SINS” 1 ST JOHN IV-10

South:

TO THE FONDLY CHERISHED MEMORY OF LOUISA GIGNAC

WIDOW OF ALFRED WARING ESQ OF CHEWTON PRIORY SOMERSET BELOVED & ONLY CHILD OF THOMAS & LOUISA GILL/

OF SYDNEY PLACE IN THIS CITY. WIDOWED AFTER SIX MONTHS MARRIAGE SURVIVING HER HUSBAND BUT ONE YEAR

AND ENDURING A LINGERING ILLNESS HER UTMOST RESIGNATION TO THE DIVINE WILL

SHE CALMLY DEPARTS TO BE WITH CHRIST LEAVING HER DISCONSOLATE PARENTS TO MOURN THEIR IRREPLACABLE LOSS

SEPTR 21: 1857 AGED 27 YEARS “HER SUN IS GONE DOWN WHILE IT IS YET DAY”

“O FATHER THY WILL BE DONE”

East: In

LOVING MEMORY OF LOUISA

THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE FOR NEARLY 60 YEARS OF MR T. GILL, J.P.

OF SYDNEY PLACE, IN THIS CITY, DIED JULY 28TH 1887

AGED 90 YEARS.

“IN DEATH’S DARK VALE I FEAR NO ILL WITH THEE DEAR LORD BESIDE ME THY ROD AND STAFF MY COMFORT STILL. THY CROSS BEFORE TO GUIDE ME.”

North:


ALFRED WARING ESQRE

In the 1851 census at 4 Sydney Place, Bath: Thomas Gill, aged 48, town councillor & landholder, born at Reading, wife Louisa, aged 54, born at Bath, daughter Louisa G, aged 20, born in Berkshire, and two servants. In the 1851 census at The Priory, Chewton Mendip: Alfred Waring, aged 30, widower, landed Proprietor & annuitant, born at Plymouth, daughter Lydia Deborah, aged 7, born at Henbury (Glos), mother Deborah, aged 66, widow, annuitant, born at Southampton, Bessie Smart, aged 76, unmarried, inmate (!), born at Lewisham (Surrey), Mary Colley, aged 59, aunt, unmarried, annuitant, born at Portsmouth, Thomas Graham Colley, aged 44, uncle, unmarried, annuitant, born at Plymouth, a nurse and three servants. The marriage of Louisa Gignac Gill to Alfred Waring at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. The death of Alfred Waring was registered 1856/Q3 Clifton. Will of Alfred Waring of Chewton Mendip, Somerset, date 8 Oct 1856, PROB 11/2241. The death of Louisa Gignac Waring was registered 1857/Q3 Clifton. In the 1861 census at 4 Sydney Place, Bath: Thomas Gill, aged 58, magistrate & alderman, born at Reading, wife Louisa, aged 64, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1871 census at 4 Old Sydney Place, Bath: Thomas Gill, aged 60, alderman, born at Reading (Berks), wife Louisa, aged 74, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1881 census at 4 Sydney Place, Bath: Thomas Gill, aged 78, magistrate for Bath, born at Reading, wife Louisa, aged 84, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Louisa Gill, aged 90, was registered 1887/Q3 Bath. In the 1891 census at 4 Sydney Place, Bath: Thomas Gill, aged 88, widower, living on own means, born at Reading, and four servants. The death of Thomas Gill, aged 88, was registered 1891/Q3 Bath.


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OF CHEWTON PRIORY, SOMERSET WHO AFTER A SHORT BUT SEVERE ILLNESS

DIED AT CLIFTON AUGUST 31ST 1856

AGED 35 YEARS TO THE INEXPRESSIBLE GRIEF

OF HIS BEREAVED WIDOW

“BEHOLD HE TAKETH AWAY WHO CAN HINDER HIM. WHO SHALL SAY UNTO HIM WHAT DOES THOU”

JOB ……..

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1I23 Hester Maria Cottle (1828-1915)

HESTER MARIA COTTLE DIED 20TH AUGUST 1915

In the 1851 census at 5 Moorfield Place, Bath: George Cottle, aged 24, unmarried, lodger, butcher, born at Bath. The marriage of George Cottle to Hester Maria Williams at Bath Register Office was registered 1858/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 12 Walcot Buildings, Bath: George Cottle, aged 34, butcher & dealer, born at Walcot, and wife Helen M, aged 32, born at St Peter & St Paul [Bath]. In the 1871 census at 12 Walcot Buildings, Bath:


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George Cottle, aged 44, grazier, born at Bath, wife Hester M, aged 42, born at Bath. The death of George Cottle, aged 47, was registered 1873/Q3 Bath. In the 1891 census at 10 Belvedere, Bath: Hester M Cottle, aged 62, widow, lodger, living on own means, born at Bath. In the 1901 census at 19 Walcot Parade, Bath: Hester Cottle, aged 72, widow, lodger, living on own means, born at Bath. The death of Hester Maria Cottle was registered 1915/Q3 Bath.

1I24 Elizabeth Williams (1814-1898) James Williams (1814-1903) Peter Williams (1789-1861) Sarah Williams (1795-1860)

ELIZABETH WIFE OF JAMES WILLIAMS DIED MAY 19 1898 IN HER 84TH YEAR

IN MEMORIAM

PETER WILLIAMS A VETERAN OF THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN

BORN 1789 DIED 1861

SARAH, HIS WIFE

BORN 1795 DIED 1860

The topmost part of the inscription is in small letters on the left-hand side. Possible baptism on 28 Nov 1790 at Bradford on Avon: Peter son of James & Ann Williams. Baptised on 17 Mar 1833 at Bath Abbey: Eliza, daughter of Peter & Sarah Williams. Baptised on 29 May 1836 at Bath Abbey: George, son of Peter & Sarah Williams. In the 1841 census at Westgate Street, Bath: Peter Williams, aged 50, cutler, not born in Somerset, James Williams, aged 20, George Williams, aged 5, Alfred Williams, aged 2, Sarah Williams, aged 45, Maria Williams, aged 13, Eliza Williams, aged 8, and Elizabeth Williams, aged 25. In the 1851 census at 9 Westgate Street, Bath Peter Williams, aged 61, cutler (master), born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Sarah, aged 56, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and children: Eliza Harriett,


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aged 18, milliner’s apprentice, born at Bath, and George, aged 14, engineer’s apprentice, born at Bath. The death of Sarah Williams, aged 66, was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. The death of Peter Williams, aged 71, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath. The ‘Peninsular Campaign’ is more usually referred to as the ‘Peninsular War’ which occurred in the period 1808-1814 and was provoked by France’s occupation of Spain following a joint French/Spanish invasion of Portugal. In France and Spain it is known as the ‘Spanish War of Independence’. The death of Elizabeth Williams, aged 83, was registered 1898/Q2 Bath. Elizabeth Williams was the wife of James Williams (1814-1903) who appears in the census as mechanical engineer, born at Bath, possibly son of Peter Williams. According to the burial book this James Williams (1814-1903), for many years Inspector of Wights & Measures, )is also buried here.


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Robert Ransom (1788-1847) Elisabeth Hariot Ransom (1789-1851) Thomas Robert Ransom (1818-1853) Charlotte Sophia Ransom (1818-1859) John Smith Ransom (1819-1881) John Charles Ransom (1853-1867) Emma Ransom (1819-1871)

Slab: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT RANSOM.

DIED AUGUST 6TH 1847 AGED 59 YEARS.

ALSO OF ELISABETH HARIOT

RELICT OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AUGUST 19TH 1851


THOMAS ROBERT SON OF THE ABOVE NAMED

ROBERT AND ELISABETH HARIOT RANSOM.

WHO DIED MARCH 11TH 1853 AGED 35. ALSO OF

CHARLOTTE SOPHIA RELICT OF THE ABOVE

In the 1841 census at Barton Buildings, Bath: Robert Ransom, aged 50, L H K, born in Somerset, Harriet Ransom, aged 45, and Harriet Ransom, aged 15. ‘L H K’ is probably ‘lodging house keeper’, particularly as this is how his widow is described. The death of Robert Ransom, aged 59, was registered 1847/Q3 Bath.


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THOMAS ROBERT RANSOM DIED MAY 29TH 1859

AGED 41.

Left headstone: In

Affectionate Remembrance OF THE AFOREMENTIONED

JOHN SMITH RANSOM WHO DIED SUDDENLY

AT ILFRACOMBE SEPTEMBER 20TH 1881.

AGED 62. —◊—

“WATCH THEREFORE: FOR YE KNOW NOT WHAT HOUR YOUR LORD DOTH COME.” MATT. XXIV.42

Right headstone:

In fond memory of JOHN CHARLES

THE BELOVED CHILD OF JOHN SMITH RANSOM

AND OF EMMA HIS WIFE BORN SEPTR 20TH 1853.

ENTERED INTO REST APRIL 9TH 1867

—◊— “FOR EVER WITH THE LORD”

—◊— In loving memory of

EMMA RANSOM. MOTHER OF THE ABOVE,

WHO EXCHANGED HER CROSS FOR HER CROWN

ON THE 29TH OF MARCH 1871 IN THE 53RD YEAR

OF HER AGE —◊—

“SAVED BY GRACE”

—◊—

In the 1851 census at 24 Brock Street, Bath: Harriet Elizth Ransom, aged 61, lodging house keeper, born at H… (Berks), a visitor and a servant. In the 1851 census at 8 Margarets Buildings, Bath: Thomas R Ransom, aged 33, wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Charlotte, age 32, born at Bath, son Thos R, aged 3, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Charlotte Sophia Ransom, aged 41, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. The marriage of Thomas Robert Ransom to Fanny Julia Bright at St James, Bath was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. In the 1891 census at 17 Dornton Road, Streatham (Surrey) Thomas R Ransom, aged 41, auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Fanny J, aged 33, born at Bath, children: Thomas R, aged 12, born at Bath, and Ellen R, aged 10, born at Stoke Newington, and a servant. The death of Thomas Robert Ransom, aged 51, was registered 1898/Q4 Wandsworth. The marriage of John Smith Ransom to Emma Hudson at All Saints, Weston was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. The birth of Emma Harriet Ransom was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hudson.


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In the 1851 census at 23 Brock Street, Bath: John Smith Ransom, aged 31, tea dealer employing 6 persons, born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 32, born at Bath, daughter Emma H, aged 5 months, born at Bath, a grocer’s assistant, an apprentice and three servants. The birth of Robert Edward Ransom was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hudson. The birth of John Charles Ransom was registered 1853/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hudson. In the 1861 census at 23 Brock Street, Bath: John S Ransom, aged 41, tea dealer & grocer employing 5 men, born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 43, born at Bath, children: Emma H, aged 10, born at Bath, Robert E, aged 9, born at Bath, and John C, aged 7, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of John Charles Ransom, aged 13, was registered 1867/Q2 Bath. The death of Emma Ransom, aged 53, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. In the 1871 census at 23 Brock Street, Bath: John S Ransom, aged 51, widower, master grocer employing 8 men & 3 boys, born at Bath, children: Emma H, aged 20, born at Bath, and Robert, aged 19, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1881 census at 23 Brock Street, Bath: John S Ransom, aged 61, widower, tea dealer wine merchant employing 14 hands, and two servants. The death of John Smith Ransom, aged 62, was registered 1881/Q3 Barnstaple. The marriage of Robert Edward Ransom to Clara Alice Wyatt at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1876/Q2 Bath. The birth of Robert Arthur Ransom was registered 1878/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wyatt. The birth of Winifred Alice Ransom was registered 1880/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wyatt.


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In the 1881 census at 24 Brock Street, Bath: Robert E Ransom, aged 29, grocer, born at Bath, wife Clare A, aged 28, born at Bath, children: Robert A, aged 3, and Alice W, aged 9 months, and two servants. The death of Robert Edward Ransom, aged 31, was registered 1883/Q3 Bath. In the 1891 census at 57 Pembroke Road, Clifton: Alice Ransom, aged 38, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, Fanny Wyatt, aged 33, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, children: Arthur, aged 13, born at Bath, and Winifred, aged 10, born at Bath, and a servant.

1K3 Sophia Pitts (1802-1861) James Edward Pitts (1804-1874) Eliza Stevens (1799-1861)


SOPHIA THE WIFE OF JAMES PITTS

WHO DIED 26TH DAY OF FEBY 1861 AGED 59

Also the above JAMES PITTS

WHO DIED 24TH DAY OF NOVR 1874 AGED 70

Also of

ELIZA STEVENS ELDEST SISTER OF THE ABOVE

SOPHIA PITTS DIED 16TH DAY OF MARCH 1861

AGED 60

The birth of unnamed son of James Pitts was registered 1840/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stevens. In the 1851 census at Weston village (Som): Sophia Pitts, aged 46, married, laundress, born at Reading, Mary, aged 17, born at Bath, Jane, aged 15, dressmaker, born at Bath, James, aged 13, tea dealer apprentice, born at Bath, Joseph, aged 10, born at Bath, and Ann, aged 8, born at Bath. The death of Sophia Pitts, aged 59, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. The death of Eliza Stevens, aged 60, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 1 Wood Street, Bath: James Pitts, aged 58, widower, lodging house keeper, born at


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Dulverton, children: Mary, aged 27, housekeeper, born at Bath, Jane, aged 26, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Ann, aged 18, born at Liverpool (!), and three boarders. The death of James Edward Pitts, aged 70, was registered 1874/Q4 Lambeth.

1K4 Robert Edward Ransom (1851-1883)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR HUSBAND

ROBERT EDWARD RANSOM WHO DIED AUGUST 25TH 1883

AGED 31 “THY WILL BE DONE”

See 1K1-2.

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John Haviland Cooper (1849-1904) Emma Harriet Cooper (1850-1936) Dorothy Esther Cooper (1888-1908) Emma Mabel Cooper (1878-1922) Agnes Ransom Cooper 1890-1969) Mary Louisa Cooper (1880-1914)

In Affectionate Remembrance

of JOHN HAVILAND COOPER WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 14TH 1904 AGED 53

“GOD IS LOVE” ALSO OF

EMMA HARRIET COOPER WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

WHO ENTERED INTO REST AUGUST 9TH 1936 AGED 85

South:

ALSO OF DOROTHY ESTHER COOPER WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 18TH 1908 AGED 19

North:

Also of EMMA MABEL COOPER

WHO ENTERED INTO REST

The birth of John Haviland Cooper was registered 1849/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Haviland. In the 1871 census at 21 Brock Street, Bath: Edward Cooper, aged 54, collector of taxes, born at Bath, wife Esther, aged 57, born at Maisemore (Glos), children: William, aged 31, accountant, born at Bath, John H, aged 21, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, and Louisa A, aged 19, born at Bath, Eliza Wheatley, aged 65, wife’s sister, unmarried, pew opener at church, born at Maisemore, and two servants. The marriage of John Haviland Cooper to Emma Harriet Ransom at St


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JULY 12TH 1922 AGED 44

West: [Also of]

MARY LOUISA COOPER WHO ENTERED INTO REST JUNE 19TH 1914 AGED 34.

On border on eastern side: ALSO OF AGNES RANSOM COOPER BORN JULY 27TH 1890 DIED MARCH 26TH 1969

Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1875/Q2 Bath. The birth of Emma Mabel Cooper was registered 1878/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ransom. The birth of Mary Louisa Cooper was registered 1880/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ransom. In Kelly’s Directory of Somersetshire 1889: Cooper John Haviland 1 Montpelier The birth of Dorothy Esther Cooper was registered 1888/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ransom. In the 1901 census at 24 Milsom Street, Bath: John H Cooper, aged 51, bank accountant, born at Bath, wife Emma H, aged 50, born at Bath, children: John G, aged 24, bank clerk, born at Bath, Mary L, aged 20, born at Bath, Charles H, aged 18, born at Bath, Alice H, aged 15, born at Bath, Dorothy E, aged 12, born at Bath, and Agnes R, aged 10, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of John Haviland Cooper, aged 54, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath. The death of Dorothy Esther Cooper, aged 19, was registered 1908/Q1 Bath. The death of Mary L Cooper, aged 34, was registered 1914/Q2 Bath. The death of Emma M Cooper, aged 44, was registered 1922/Q3 Islington. The death of Agnes Ransom Cooper, born on 27 Jul 1890, was registered 1969/Q2 Bromley.


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1K8 John Ernest Cooper (1876-1945) Margaret Winifred Cooper (1880-1958)


JOHN ERNEST COOPER DIED JANUARY 21ST 1945

AGED 68 -

ALSO OF MARGARET WINIFRED COOPER

DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1958 AGED 78

The birth of John Ernest Cooper was registered 1876/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ransom. The birth of Margaret Winifred Knight was registered 1880/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Butcher. The marriage of John Ernest Cooper to Margaret Winifred Knight at St Mark, Lyncombe was registered 1905/Q2 Bath. The death of John E Cooper, aged 68, was registered 1945/Q1 Bristol. The death of Margaret W Cooper, aged 78, was registered 1958/Q4 Bristol.

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1K23 Percy Kendall Stothert (1863-1929) John Henry Stothert (1910-1937) Violet Ellen Stothert (1869-1948)

North: SIR PERCY KENDALL STOTHERT, K.B.E., D. L.

THIRD SON OF JOHN LUM AND LUCY STOTHERT BORN JUNE 21ST 1863. DIED MAY 6TH 1929

POST NUBES LUX.

JOHN HENRY STOTHERT M.B., B. CHIR., CANTAB., ONLY CHILD OF THE ABOVE BORN APRIL 12TH 1910, DIED AUGUST 4TH 1937

“THE VOICE OF JOY AND HEALTH IS HEARD IN THE DWELLINGS OF THE RIGHTEOUS”

South:

VIOLET ELLEN STOTHERT WIDOW OF SIR PERCY KENDALL STOTHERT K.B.E. D.L.

BORN SEPTEMBER 9TH 1869 DIED AUGUST 28TH 1948

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Guernsey: Percy Stothert, aged 17, visitor, born at Bath. The marriage of Percy Kendall Stothert to Violet Ellen Reeves at All Saints, Weston was registered 1895/Q3 Bath. In the 1901 census at Manor House, Keynsham: Percy K Stothert, aged 37, civil & mechanical engineer employer, born at Bath, wife Violet E, aged 31, born in Bermuda, and five servants. Passenger on the SS Manchuria from Yokohama to San Francisco, arriving on 9 Nov 1904: Percy K Stothert, aged 41, and Mrs Violet E Stothert, aged 33, destination London. The birth of John Henry Stothert was registered 1910/Q2 Bradford on Avon. Passenger on the SS Berengaria from Southampton to New York, arriving on 2 Mar 1926: Percy Kendall Stothert, aged 62, nearest relative, Lady Stothert, 1 Lansdown Place, Bath. Passenger on the SS Araguaya from Bermuda to New York, arriving on 18 Mar 1926: Sir Percy Stothert, aged 62, civil engineer, of West Bath, Somerset, England. The death of Percy K Stothert, aged 65, was registered 1929/Q2 Bath. The death of Violet E Stothert, aged 78, was registered 1948/Q3 Bath. (Post Nubes Lux: After the clouds is light. ‘Post Nubes’ is the motto of the Stothard family and ‘Post nubes lux’, that of the Steddert family.)


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1K24 Henry Asprey Stothert (1797-1860) John Lum Stothert (1829-1891) Lucy Stothert (1838-1910) Elizabeth Stothert (1799-1876)

North: TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY STOTHERT OF BATH WHO DIED DECEMBER __ 1860 AGED 63 YEARS

ALSO OF [………………] HIS WIFE WHO DIED MAY 22ND 1876 AGED 77 YEARS

IN MEMORY OF JOHN LUM STOTHERT

WHO DIED MARCH 5TH 1891 AGED 61 YEARS

ALSO OF LUCY STOTHERT HIS WIFE WHO DIED MARCH 19TH 1910 AGED 72 YEARS

South: IN MEMORY OF JOHN LUM STOTHERT

WHO DIED MARCH 5TH 1891 AGED 61 YEARS

In the 1851 census at Perrymead, Bath: Henry Stothert, aged 54, engineer, born at Bath, wife Bessy, aged 50, born at Stockport (Ches), daughter Fanny, aged 20, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of Henry Stothert, aged 63, was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 3 Perrymead, Bath Elizbth Stothert, aged 60, widow, gentlewoman, born at Stockport (Ches), a visitor and three servants. The death of Elizabeth Stothert, aged 76, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath. The marriage of John Lum Stothert to Lucy Kendall was registered 1859/Q4 Richmond Surrey. In the 1871 census at High Street, Newton St Loe (Somerset): John L Stothert, aged 41, mechanical engineer employing about 170 hands, born at Bath, wife Lucy, aged 33, born at Lima, Peru, children: Arthur K, aged 9, born at Bath, Percy, aged 7, born at Bath, and Agnes L, aged 1, born at Newton St Loe, and three servants. In the 1881 census at Audley, Weston, Bath: John Lum Stothert, aged 51, civil engineer employing 130 men, born at Bath, wife Lucy, aged 43, born at Lima, Peru, daughter Agnes L, aged 11, born at Newton St Loe, a governess and five servants. The death of John Lum Stothert, aged 61, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath.


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The death of Lucy Stothert, aged 73, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath. See The Evolution of a Family Firm – Stothert and Pitt of Bath - by Hugh Torrens, published by Stothert and Pitt, 1978 which gives outline family trees for the Stothert and Pitt families (p5 and p29 respectively). A more recent short history of the firm can be found in Stothert & Pitt – The Rise and Fall of a Bath Company, by John Payne, Millstream Books, 2007.


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1L1 Mary Gibson (1775-1845)

North: In memory of MARY GIBSON

West: of Bath

South: Who died 19 November 1845

Catafalque The death of Mary Gibson, aged 70, was registered 1845/Q4 Bath. Will of Mary Gibson, Spinster of No 10 George Street Bath, Somerset, date 16 Dec 1845, PROB 11/2028.


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1L2 Elizabeth Quincey (1755-1846) Jane Quincey (1790-1872)

ELIZABETH QUINCEY DIED JANUARY 8TH

1846 AGED 90

ALSO JANE QUINCEY

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE DIED MARCH 1ST 1872

AGED 81

Dark slab Baptised at St Ann, Manchester, children of Thomas & Elizabeth Quincey [IGI]: Wm Penson Quincey 1 May 1782 died ca 1798 Elizabeth Quincey 17 Sep 1783 died ca 1792 Mary Quincey 5 Nov 1784 Thomas Quincey 23 Sep 1785 Jane Quincey 25 Oct 1786 died 1790 Richard Quincey 17 May 1788 ran away to sea in 1803 Jane Quincey 17 Sep 1790 Henry Quincey 26 Jul 1793 died aged 26 Will of Thomas Quincey, Merchant of Greenhill within Manchester, Lancashire, date 1 Apr 1794, PROB 11/1244. In the 1841 census at Weston Lea, Weston Road, Weston (Som): Elizabeth Quinsey, aged 85, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Jane Quinsey, aged 45, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and three servants. The death of Elizabeth Quincey, aged 90, was registered 1846/Q1 Bath. Will of Elizabeth Quincey, Widow of Weston Lea near the City of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Jan 1846, PROB 11/2030. The will left everything to her daughter Jane except for a legacy to Rev Philip Serle, rector of Oddington (Oxon), with both these as executors. (For more on Rev Philip Serle see grave 6F35.)


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In the 1851 census at Weston Road, Weston, Bath: Jane Quinsay, aged 60, unmarried, landholder & annuitant, born at Manchester, and two servants (housemaid and coachman). In the 1861 census at Weston Lea, Weston, Bath: Jane Quincey, aged 69, unmarried, fundholder, born at Manchester, a visitor and two servants. In the 1871 census at Weston Lea, Weston, Bath: Jane Quincey, aged 80, unmarried, dividends interest, born at Manchester, and two servants. The death of Jane Quincey, aged 81, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Jane Quincey, aged 81, of Weston Lea, Weston, died on 1 Mar 1872. This grave would seem to be of the mother and one of the sisters of Thomas de Quincy (1785-1859). According to various biographies, Thomas de Quincey was born at Manchester on 15 Aug 1785, the second son and fifth of eight children born to a successful linen merchant, Thomas Quincey. (Some sources have seven rather than eight children.) de Quincey initially was educated at Salford but in 1792, de Quincey's father died and his mother took the family to live in Bath where he went to King Edward School, then in 1799 a school at Winkfield (Wilts), and then Manchester Grammar School (from which he ran away), before his times at Oxford. In 1800 he went to Ireland to visit Howe Peter Browne, Lord Westport, a young friend from Bath who was the son of John Denis Browne, Lord Altamont. This is described in his correspondence. (For another Bath connection with Lord Altamont, see grave 5SN4.) The ‘de’ in ‘de Quincey’ is said to have been added by the family in 1799 because they believed they were descended from the de Quincis who came over with William the Conqueror. The correspondence between him and his mother and between him and Lord Altamont around this time (1799-1800) uses this new form. Works include: Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, 1822; On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth, 1823; Walladmor, 1825; Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts, 1827; Klosterheim, or The Masque, 1832; Lake Reminscences, 1834-40; The Logic of the Political Economy, 1844; Suspiria de Profundis, 1845; The English Mail Coach, 1849; Autobiographical Sketches, 1853; The Caesars, various


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publications in Blackwood’s Magazine, Tait’s Magazine and The Edinburgh Literary Gazette. The collected works occupy 14 volumes! From Thomas De Quincey’s Memorials and Other Papers Vol I Chapter 1, in describing his mother’s houses, has: “In 1800-1801, my mother had become dissatisfied with Bath as a residence; and, being free from all ties connecting her with any one county of England rather than another, she resolved to traverse the most attractive parts of the island, and, upon personal inspection, to select a home; not a ready-built home, but the ground on which she might herself create one; for it happened that amongst the few infirmities besetting my mother's habits and constitution of mind, was the costly one of seeking her chief intellectual excitement in architectural creations. She individually might be said to have built Greenhay; since to her views of domestic elegance and propriety my father had resigned almost everything. This was her coup d'essai; secondly, she built the complement to the Priory in Cheshire, which cost about one thousand pounds; thirdly, Westhay, in Somersetshire, about twelve miles from Bristol, which, including the land attached to the house, cost twelve thousand five hundred pounds, not including subsequent additions; but this was built at the cost of my uncle; finally, Weston Lea, close to Bath, which being designed simply for herself in old age, with a moderate establishment of four servants (and some reasonable provision of accommodations for a few visitors), cost originally, I believe, not more than one thousand pounds - excluding,

however, the cost of all after alterations.” The house called ‘Weston Lea’ is in Weston Park, south-east of the main village of Weston.

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1L4 Mary Emma Webb (1836-1911) Doran Webb (1836-1895) George Stuart Dick (1794-1876)

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD. EVEN SO SAITH THE SPIRIT FOR THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MARY EMMA WIFE OF DORAN WEBB OF SLOUGH YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF GEORGE STUART DICK BORN 23RD APRIL 1836. DIED 22ND OCTOBER 1911.

Celtic cross and two tiers. The inscription is on the tiers. The marriage of Doran Webb to Mary Emma Dick was registered 1859/Q4 Kensington. In the 1881 census at Upton cum Chalvey, Slough (Bucks): Doran Webb, aged 45, solicitor, born at Langley (Bucks), wife Mary E, aged 44, born at Calcutta, Bengal British Subject, children: Mary O, aged 20, born at Langley, Agnes J, aged 19, born at Langley, Perd? E M (daughter), aged 17, born at Shepherds Bush, Edward D, aged 15, born at Shepherds Bush, Charlotte M, aged 14, born at Upton cum Chalvey, Richard D, aged 12, born at Upton cum Chalvey, Arthur O, aged 10, born at Upton cum Chalvey, and Margret (sic) E, aged 3, born at Upton cum Chalvey, Eliza M Lee, aged 74, unmarried, boarder, derives income from dividends, born at Smyrna British Subject, and three servants. The death of Doran Webb, aged 59, was registered 1895/Q1 Eton. The death of George Stuart Dick, aged 82, was registered 1876/Q2 Thanet. From Converts to Rome since the Tractarian movement to May 1899 by William Gordon-Gorman, 1899 London: Swan Sonnenschein: Dick, Miss Louisa P., daughter of the late George Stuart Dick, of Edith Lodge, St. Lawrence, Thanet, and granddaughter of the late General G. Dick, of the Bengal Army.


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1L5 Sophia Heywood (1842-1913) Richard Heywood (1799-1867)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF SOPHIA

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE RICHARD HEYWOOD OF BANNER HOUSE, BATHEASTON CALLED HOME NOVEMBER 15TH 1913 AGED 72 YEARS

WITH CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER PHIL I. 23

In the 1891 census at 12 Caledonia Place, Clifton: Anne J Heywood, aged 66, unmarried, living on own means, born at Manchester, Elizabeth Heywood, aged 63, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Manchester, and Sophia Heywood, aged 61, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Batheaston (Som). The death of Sophia Heywood was registered 1913/Q4 Bristol. See also 1M5

Plots 9-15 in this row and Row M are surrounded by a low, hooped metal fence about 30cm high defining the extent of an area which is for the Darby family.


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1L10 Edith Elizabeth Barrow Shelton (1856-1935)

South: WIDOW OF FREDERICK WILLIAM SHELTON SHELTON

West: EDITH ELIZABETH BARROW SHELTON

North: SECOND DAUGHTER OF REV. G.W. DARBY JUNE 14TH 1935

East: “For his mercy endureth for ever”

The birth of Edith Elizabeth Barrow Darby was registered 1856/Q3 Guiltcross (Norfolk).

1L11 Mary Louisa Barrow Darby (1853-1935)

South: DIED DECR 12TH 1935, AGED 82.

West: MARY LOUISA BARROW DARBY

North: ELDEST DAUGHTER OF LATE REVD G.W. DARBY

East: “Rest in the Lord”

1L12 Hugh James Barrow Darby (1855-1934)

South: “O Lord in Thee have I trusted”

West: HUGH JAMES BARROW DARBY

North: SECOND SON OF THE REVD G.W. DARBY JANUARY 24TH 1934

The birth of Hugh James Barrow Darby was registered 1855/Q1 Guiltcross (Norfolk).

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1L24 According to the burial book this is the location of the grave of Eliza Harriet Williams (1833-1928), of 1a Shepherdess Wall, London SW. However, it is more likely that the location is 1I24.


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1M1 Mary Griffith (1771-1847) William Greening Smith (1797-1832) Mary Gregory Greening Smith (1795-1868) Jemima Mary Stallard (1793-1870) George Stallard (-1847)

To the Memory OF A BELOVED MOTHER

MARY GRIFFITH WHO DIED AUGUST 23RD 1847

AGED 76 Also of

WILLIAM GREENING SMITH ONLY SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED OCTR 4TH 1832

AGED 35 Also of

MARY GREGORY GREENING SMITH ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

MARY GRIFFITH WHO DIED OCT 30TH 1868

AGED 73 JEMIMA MARY STALLARD

WIDOW OF GEORGE STALLARD

Bottom section delaminating. In the 1841 census at Rochfort Place, Bathwick, Bath: George Stallard, aged 50, solicitor, born in Somerset, Jemima Stallard,


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SOLICITOR BATH BORN APRIL 3. 1793 DIED …… 1870

aged 45, not born in Somerset, Harriet Stallard, aged 25, born in Somerset, Edward Stallard, aged 20, solicitor’s apprentice, born in Somerset, Caroline Stallard, aged 14, born in Somerset, Anne Stallard, aged 7, born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of George Stallard, aged 56, was registered 1847/Q4 Bath. Will of George Stallard, Gentleman of Bath, Somerset, date 30 Nov 1847, PROB 11/2065. The death of Jemima Stallard, aged 79, was registered 1870//Q1 Bath. In the 1841 census at Church Street, Widcombe, Bath: Henry Griffith, aged 80, independent, born in Somerset, Mary Griffith, aged 70, not born in Somerset, Mary Smith, aged 45, born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of Henry Griffith, aged 83, was registered 1842/Q1 Bath. Will of Henry Griffith, Gentleman of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 23 Feb 1842, PROB 11/1957. The death of Mary Griffith, aged 76, was registered 1847/Q3 Bath. Will of Mary Griffith, Widow of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 22 Sep 1847, PROB 11/2062. In the 1851 census at 2 Church Street, Widcombe, Bath: Mary G G Smith, aged 56, unmarried, fundholder & landholder, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 2 Widcombe Villa, Bath: Mary G G Smith, aged 66, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Mary Gregory G Smith, aged 73, was registered 1868/Q4 Axbridge.


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1M2 Emily Massey (1777-1847)

THE HONBLE EMILY MASSEY

DIED THE 5TH OF NOVR 1847

AGED 79

The death of Emily Massey, aged 79, was registered 1847/Q4 Bath. Will of The Honorable Hannah Emilia Massey commonly called Emily Massey, Spinster of Walcot Bath, Somerset, date 21 Jul 1848, PROB 11/2078. From Gentleman’s Magazine Jul-Dec 1847 vol 28 p 668 In Green-park, Bath, aged 79, the Hon. Hannah-Emily Massey, eldest dau. of late Gen. Lord Clarina. Lord Clarina was born at Eyre Massey in co Limerick in 1719, was in the British Army (Culloden, Havana, Canada), was given an Irish peerage in 1800, and died at Bath on 10 May 1804.

1M3 Sarah Bush Chamberlain (1820-1855) Julia Chamberlain (1825-1870) Austin Chamberlain (1796-1875)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH BUSH CHAMBERLAIN

THE BELOVED WIFE OF AUSTIN CHAMBERLAIN OF NO 12 ELM PLACE


North: INTERRED UNDERNEATH LIE THE MORTAL REMAINS OF

JULIA CHAMBERLAIN THE BELOVED WIFE OF AUSTIN CHAMBERLAIN WHO DIED THE 7TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1870

AGED 44 YEARS


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In the 1851 census at 12 Elm Place, Bath: Austin Chamberlain, aged 47, proprietor of houses, born at Bristol, wife Sarah B, aged 34, born at Midsomer Norton (Somerset), and two servants. The marriage of Austin Chamberlain to Julia Peach at All Saint, Weston was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. In the 1861 census at Stratton on the Fosse (Somerset): Austin Chamberlain, aged 61 (!), land & house proprietor, born at St Mary Redcliff, Bristol, wife Julia, aged 36, born at [parish of] St Peter & Paul, Bath, The death of Julia Chamberlain, aged 44, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 11 Claremont Terrace, Bath: Austin Chamberlain, aged 75, widower, retired brewer, born at Bristol (Som), and a servant. The death of Austin Chamberlain, aged 79, was registered 1875/Q1 Cardiff.

1M4 Benjamin Arthur Heywood (1835-1904) Elizabeth Sophia Heywood (1836-1925) Stanley Orred Percival (1789-1877) Elizabeth France Percival (1794-1873) Elizabeth Frances Magee Heywood (1869-1924)

ABSENT

FROM THE BODY AT HOME

WITH THE LORD 2 COR.V.8.VERS

THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS

WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM 1 THESS. IV.14

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

BENJAMIN ARTHUR HEYWOOD OF BANNER, BECKENHAM

SIXTH SON OF RICHARD AND JANE HEYWOOD,

OF BANNER HOUSE, BATHEASTON BORN 19TH MAY 1835

ENTERED INTO REST 23RD JANUARY 1904 ALSO OF

ELIZABETH SOPHIA, HIS WIFE. YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF

STANLEY ORRED AND ELIZABETH FRANCE PERCIVAL

OF BRIDGEFOOT HOUSE, SOUTH MIMMS, BORN 16TH MAY 1836

CALLED HOME 16TH MARCH 1925.

The ‘France’ in ‘Elizabeth France Percival’ is as found. In the 1871 census at 27 Holland Park, Kensington: Stanley O Percival, aged 82, retired West India merchant, born at Manchester, wife Elizabeth, aged 77, born at Liverpool, children: Stanley, aged 58, married, landowner, born at Holwall (Lancs), Charles H, aged 45, unmarried, insurance agent, born at Holwall, and Fanny Winter, aged 51, married, born at Liverpool, Thomas L M Winter, aged


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ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER ELIZABETH FRANCES MAGEE HEYWOOD

MISSIONARY, C.M.S. BORN 9TH FEBRUARY 1869.

FELL ASLEEP 2ND MARCH 1924 BURIED AT NAIROBI KENYA COLONY

52, son in law, retired Australian merchant, born at Shenley (Herts), Elizabeth Percival, aged 51, daughter in law, married, wife of landowner, birthplace unreadable, Margaret E Percival, aged 12, grand-daughter, born at Shenley (Herts), and six servants. The death of Elizabeth Percival, aged 79, was registered 1873/Q3 Kensington. The death of Stanley Orred Percival, aged 88, was registered 1877/Q3 Kensington. In the 1881 census at Banner, Albemarle Road, Beckenham (Kent): Benjamin A Heywood, aged 45, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth S, aged 44, birthplace unspecified, children: Elizabeth F M, aged 12, born at Paddington (Middx), William B, aged 9, born at Kensington (Middx), Cyril P, aged 8, born at Kensington, and Anne L, aged 5, born at Kensington, and six servants. In the 1891 census at 2 Westgate Road, Beckenham (Kent): Benjamin A Heywood, aged 53, married, solicitor, born at Walcot, Bath, children: Elizabeth F M, aged 22, born at Paddington, London, Sophia I, aged 20, born at Paddington, William B, aged 19, medical student, born at Kensington, London, Cyril P, aged 18, student, born at Kensington, and Anne L, aged 15, and two servants. In the 1901 census at a lodging house at 29 Can Terrace, Paddington, London: Benjamin A Hayman (sic), aged 65, solicitor own account, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth S, aged 64, born at Liverpool, and children: Sophia, aged 30, unmarried, born in London, and Maria S, aged 25, born in London. The death of Benjamin Arthur Heywood, aged 68, was registered 1904/Q1 Paddington. The death of Elizabeth Sophia Heywood, aged 88, was registered 1925 Bath.


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1M5 Elisabeth Heywood (1828-1897) Ann Jane Heywood (1825-1907)

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ELISABETH SECOND SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

RICHARD HEYWOOD, ESQRE OF BANNER HOUSE, BATHEASTON CALLED HOME MAY 8TH 1897, AGED 69 YEARS

- THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM THESS V.14

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ALSO IN LIVING MEMORY OF ANN JANE

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE RICHARD HEYWOOD ESQRE OF BANNER HOUSE, BATHEASTON

CALLED HOME APRIL 20TH 1907, AGED 82 YEARS -

I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS PSALM 17.15

In the 1891 census at 12 Caledonia Place, Clifton: Anne J Heywood, aged 66, unmarried, living on own means, born at Manchester, Elizabeth Heywood, aged 63, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Manchester, and Sophia Heywood, aged 61, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Batheaston (Som). The death of Elizabeth Heywood, aged 69, was registered 1897/Q2 Barton Regis. In the 1901 census at 24 West Mall, Clifton: Anne Heywood, aged 76, unmarried, [living on] own means, born at Manchester, Sophia Heywood, aged 59, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Ann Jane Heywood, aged 82, was registered 1907/Q2 Bristol. See also 1L5.


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1M6 & 1M7

Richard Oliver Heywood (1826-1891) William Magee (1766-1831) Frances Marion Hardy Heywood (1866-1930) Richard Heywood (1799-1867) Jane Heywood (1799-1844)

South: Sacred to the Memory of Richard Oliver Heywood

Born May 13th 1826 Fell asleep in Christ Octr 19th 1891 Eldest son of the late Richard Heywood of Banner Down House, Batheaston and Jane his

wife Daughter of the late William Magee. D.D. Archbishop of Dublin

Blessed are the dead which died in the Lord …

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Also Frances

Marion Hardy Heywood Died March 10th 1930

Gothic script The marriage of Richard Oliver Heywood to Margaret Hardy at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. The birth of Frances Marion Hardy Heywood was registered 1866/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hardy. In the 1891 census at 15 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Richard O Heywood, aged 64, living on own means, born at Manchester, wife Margaret, aged 64, born Barbardoes W.I., children: Frances M H, aged 24, born at Walcot, Bath, and four servants. The death of Richard Oliver Heywood, aged 65, was registered 1891/Q4 Bath. The death of Frances M H Heywood, aged 64, was registered 1930/Q1 Bath. From Encyclopaedia Britannica 1911: WILLIAM MAGEE (1766-1831), archbishop of Dublin, was born at Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, and educated at Trinity College, Dublin, where he was elected fellow in 1788. He was ordained in 1790. Two sermons, preached in the college chapel in 1798 and 1799, form the basis of his Discourses on the Scriptural Doctrines of Atonement and Sacrifice (1801); a polemic against Unitarian theology which was answered by Lant Carpenter. Magee was appointed professor of mathematics and senior fellow of Trinity in 1800, but in 1812 he resigned, and undertook the charge of the livings of Cappagh, Co. Tyrone, and Killeleagh, Co. Down. Next year he became dean of Cork.


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He was well known as a preacher and promoter of the Irish reformation, and in 1819 he was consecrated bishop of Raphoe. In 1822 the archbishop of Dublin was translated to Armagh, and Magee succeeded him at Dublin. Though in most respects a tolerant man, he steadily opposed the movement for Catholic Emancipation. He died on the 18th of August 1831: A memoir of his life is included with the Works of the Most Reverend William Magee, D.D. (1842), by A. H. Kenney. See also 1EB10 and 5B46.

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1M10 Frederick William Shelton Shelton (1853-1923) Frederick Shelton

South: Seek the Lord and His Strength. Seek His Fare evermore.

West: FREDERICK WILLIAM SHELTON SHELTON

North: … SON OF CAPTAIN FREDERICK SHELTON DECR 3RD 1923

East: “Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty

which was and is and is to come”

The occurrence of ‘Shelton’ as both forename and surname for the individual is as found. The birth of Frederick William Shelton Shelton was registered 1853/Q2 Portsea. The birth of Edith Elizabeth Barrow Darby was registered 1856/Q3 Guiltcross (Norfolk). In the 1871 census at St And[rew’s] College, Chardstock (Dorset): Frederick W S Shelton, aged 17, scholar, born at Portsmouth. The marriage of Frederick William Shelton Shelton to Edith Elizabeth Barrow Darby was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. The death of Frederick W S Shelton, aged 71, was registered 1923/Q4 St Geo H Sq. From the burial book: Frederick William Shelton Shelton, aged 71, of Fersfield, Perrymead, died on 3 Dec 1923.


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1M11 Frederick William Darby (1860-1922)

South: My presence shall go with thee and will give thee rest

West: FREDERICK WILLIAM DARBY

North: FOURTH SON OF THE REVD G.W. DARBY, DIED JANY 29TH 1922, AGED 62

East: “Lord Have Mercy upon us”

From Francis White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory, of Norfolk 1854, pp. 370-371 The church dedicated to St. Andrew, is a rectory valued in the King's book at £6 6s. 8d., in the patronage of the Rev. Henry S. Moneykyrle, and incumbency of the Rev. Geo. Wm. Darby, M.A., who has a yearly rent of £375, awarded in lieu of tithes, and 60a. 2r. 21p. of glebe. The birth of Frederick William Darby was registered 1860/Q1 Guiltcross (Norfolk). In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Fersfield (Norfolk): Geo Wm Darby, aged 42, rector for Fersfield, born at Ely (Cambs), wife Mary Anne L, aged 36, born at South Lopham (Norfolk), children: George Barrow, aged 8, born at Fersfield, Mary Louise B, aged 7, born at Fersfield, Hugh James B, aged 6, born at Fersfield, Edith Elizth, aged 4, born at Fersfield, Charles Wilkins, aged 2, born at Fersfield, and Frederick Wm, aged 1, born at Fersfield, and four servants.

1M13 Reginald Charles Ormsby Darby (1895-1912)

South: “Our father which art in Heaven”

West: REGINALD CHARLES ORMSBY DARBY

North: OLDEST SON OF CHARLES W DARBY CALLED HOME MARCH 5TH 1912, AGED 16

East: “Joy cometh with the morning”

The birth of Reginald Charles O Darby was registered 1895/Q4 S Stoneham (Hants). In the 1901 census at Evergreen, Branksome Wood, Road, Bournemouth: Editha M Darby, aged 29, married, living on own means, born at Bury St Edmunds (Suff), children: Reginald C O, aged 5, born at Southampton, George H F B, aged 1, born at Weybridge, and Mary E L, aged 1 months, born at Bournemouth, three servants and a nurse. No death registration found in 1912/Q1. From the burial book: Reginald Charles Ormsby Darby, aged 16, of The College, Malvern, died on 6 Mar 1912.

1M14 Charles Wilkins Darby (1858-1903)

South: RECTOR OF NORTH WINGFIELD DERBYSHIRE FORMERLY OF FERSFIELD NORFOLK West:

CHARLES WILKINS DARBY North:

DIED JULY 11TH 1903 AGED 44. THIRD SON OF THE LATE REVD G.W. DARBY East:

The birth of Charles Wilkins Darby was registered 1858/Q3 Guiltcross (Norfolk). In the 1871 census at Rossall College or Northern Church of England School, Poulton le Fylde (Lancs): Charles Darby, aged 12, scholar, born at Fersfiekd (Norfolk). The marriage of Charles Wilkins Darby to Edith Minnie Coates was registered 1896/Q1 Marylebone. In the 1901 census at Covent Garden Hotel, London: Charles W Darby, aged 42, no occupation, born at Serthfield (sic) (Norfolk).


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The death of Charles Wilkins Darby, aged 43, was registered 1903/Q3 Westminster.

1M15 Catherine Darby (1810-1888)

CATHERINE DARBY DIED NOVR 24TH 1888

“FOR HIS MERCY ENDURETH FOREVER”

Grey granite cross in three tiers. Baptised on 3 Sep 1805 at St Mary’s, Ely (Cambs): Elias Darby, son of Elias & Elizabeth Darby [IGI]. Baptised on 10 Sep 1810 at St Mary’s, Ely (Cambs); Catherine Darby, daughter of Elias & Elizabeth Darby [IGI]. Baptised on 16 Mar 1816 at St Mary’s, Ely (Cambs): Emma Ann Darby, daughter of Elias & Elizabeth Darby [IGI]. Baptised on 26 Jun 1818 at St Mary’s, Ely (Cambs): George William Darby, son of Elias & Elizabeth Darby [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 8 South Parade, Chelsea (Middx): Elisabeth Darby, aged 71, widow, annuitant, born Ely (Cambs), children: Eliza, aged 42, unmarried, annuitant, born at Ely, Elias, aged 41, unmarried, solicitor, born at Ely, and Catherine, aged 35, annuitant, born at Ely, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 11 Pelham Street, Kensington (Middx): Eliza Darby, aged 53, unmarried, holder of interest derived from mortgages, born at Ely (Cambs), Catherine Darby aged 40, unmarried, sister, holder of interest derived from mortgages, born at Ely, and Elias Darby, aged 52, unmarried, brother, solicitor, born at Ely. In the 1871 census at Spital Hill, Clarborough (Notts): John Pratt, aged 66, retired pharmaceutical chemist, born at Manchester, wife Emma Ann, aged 51, born at Ely, Catherine Darby, aged 56, unmarried, sister in law, born at Ely, a visitor, and a servant.


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In the 1881 census at 2 Lynwid Villas, Bath: Emma Annie Pratt, aged 56, widow, annuitant, born at Ely, Catherine Darby, aged 60 (!), unmarried, annuitant, born at Ely, and a servant. The death of Catharine Darby, aged 80 (!), was registered 1888/Q4 Bath. The census entries suggest that her age was about 67, the baptismal entry 77.

1M16 John Pratt (1804-1872) Emma Anne Pratt (1816-1884)

JOHN PRATT EMMA ANNE PRATT WIDOW

DIED NOV 24TH 1884

Grey granite cross on top of a headstone with a cloth partly covering the two. The inscriptions (which are not very distinct) are on the cloth. The marriage of John Pratt to Emma Anne Darby was registered 1848/Q4 Kensington. In the 1851 census at 23 Hanover Square, Bradford (Yorks): John Pratt, aged 46, chemist & druggist, born at Manchester, wife Emma A, aged 34, born at Ely (Cambs), children: Eliza Anne, aged 19, born at Bradford, and John A, aged 4, born at Bradford, a visitor, an apprentice and two servants. In the 1861 census at 9 Spring Gardens, Bradford (Yorks): John Pratt, aged 56, pharmaceutical chemist, born at Manchester, wife Emma A, aged 42, born at Ely (Cambs), children: Mary E, aged 25, born at Bradford, and John W, aged 14, pupil at Infirmary, born at Bradford, a servant and an apprentice.


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In the 1861 census at 11 Pelham Street, Kensington, London: Eliza Darby, aged 53, unmarried, holder of interest derived from mortgages, born at Ely (Cambs), Catherine Darby, aged 40, sister, unmarried, holder of interest derived from mortgages, born at Ely, and Elias Darby, aged 52, unmarried, brother, solicitor, born at Ely. In the 1871 census at Spital Hill, Clarborough (Notts): John Pratt, aged 66, retired pharmaceutical chemist, born at Manchester, wife Emma Ann, aged 51, born at Ely, Catherine Darby, aged 56, unmarried, sister in law, born at Ely, a visitor, and a servant. The death of John Pratt, aged 67, was registered 1872/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at 2 Lynwid Villas, Bath: Emma Annie Pratt, aged 56, widow, annuitant, born at Ely, Catherine Darby, aged 60, unmarried, annuitant, born at Ely, and a servant. The death of Emma Anne Pratt, aged 60, was registered 1884/Q4 Bath.

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1M18 Fanny Ann Hoxley (1843-1924)

FANNY ANN HOXLEY DIED JULY 31. 192[4]

Rough granite cross. No border. The marriage of John Hoxley to Fanny Kilpin was registered 1841/Q2 Bedford. In the 1841 census at Long Street, Sherborne (Dorset): John Hoxley, aged 30, independent minister; not born in Dorset, Fanny Hoxley, aged 25, not born in Dorset, and a servant.


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The birth of Fanny Anne Hoxley was registered 1843/Q2 Sherborne. In the 1861 census at High Street, Honiton (Devon): John Hoxley, aged 53, born at Otford (Kent), wife Fanny, aged 49, born at Bedford, daughter Fanny Ann, aged 17, born at Sherborne (Dorset), a servant and a visitor. In the 1871 census at 18 Langham Place, Northampton: John Hoxley, aged 63, retired independent minister, born at Otford (Kent), wife Fanny, aged 59, born at Bedford, daughter Fanny Ann, aged 27 unmarried, born at Sherborne (Dorset), Martha Hoxley, aged 61, visitor, wife of retired draper, born at Bedford, and a servant. In the 1891 census at Faindale, Alum Chine, Holdenhurst, Bournemouth: Fanny Hoxley, aged 77, widow, living on own means, born at Bedford, Fanny A Hoxley, aged 47, unmarried, daughter, living on own means, born at Sherbourne (Dorset), and a servant. The death of Fanny Hoxley, aged 83, was registered 1895/Q3 Christchurch. In the 1901 census at 130 Oxford Road, Reading: Fanny Ann Hoxley, aged 86, married, [living on] own means, born at Bedford, two daughters, Fanny Ann Hoxley, aged 57, unmarried, niece, visitor, [living on] own means, born at Sherborne (Dorset), and a servant. The death of Fanny A Hoxley, aged 81, was registered 1924/Q3 Bath.


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1M20 Evelyn Brenda Crowden (1864-1914) James John Crowden (1861-1946)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY

OF EVELYN BRENDA

THE DEVOTED AND BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES JOHN CROWDEN

WHO DIED AT TORQUAY 30TH SEPT 1914 AGED 49 YEARS

North:

ALSO JAMES JOHN CROWDEN

FELL ASLEEP 13TH MAY 1946 AGED 84 YEARS

MUCH LOVED AND MOURNED

Marble cross on three plinths. The birth of James John Crowden was registered 1861/Q3 Blything (Suffolk). In the 1881 census at 2 Elstead Villas, Battersea: George Crowden, aged 52, commercial clerk, born at Tiverton (Som), wife Marian, aged 50, born at Framlingham (Suffolk), children: Charles _, aged 22, engineer’s draughtsman, born at Halesworth (Suffolk), James J, aged 20, bank clerk, born at Halesworth, and Eliza E, aged 17, born at Halesworth, and a servant. Evelyn Brenda Hibbard (1864-1914) Born on 24 Feb 1864 at Paradise House, Holloway, daughter of John Hibbard, brewer (master), and Jane Sarah Hibbard formerly Mole (registered 1864/Q2 Bath). In the 1871 census ‘Elvlyn’, aged 7, born at Bath. In the 1881 census ‘Brenda’, aged 17, born at Bath. On 3 Sep 1889, aged 25, of Paradise House, Holloway, daughter of John Hibbard, gentleman, at St Mark’s, Lyncombe, Bath, married James John Crowden, aged 28, banker, of 9 St Matthew’s Place, son of George Crowden, gentleman, witnesses: John Hibbard, Blanch Hibbard and Charlie Crowden (registered 1889/Q3 Bath). In the 1891 census at 3 Park Road, Weston (Somerset): James J Crowden, aged 30, banking clerk, born at Halesworth (Suffolk), wife Evelyn B, aged 27, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1901 census at 60 Radnor Park Road, Folkestone: James J Crowden, aged 40, bank cashier, born at Hallsworth (Suffolk), wife Evelyn B, aged 37, born at Bath, and one servant.


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The death of Evelyn B Crowden, aged 49, was registered 1914/Q4 Newton Abbot. The death of James J Crowden, aged 85, was registered 1946/Q2 Blandford.

1M21 Derek James Collins (1915) John Hubert Collins (1883-) Gladys Mabel Collins (1886-)

In Loving Memory

Of DEREK JAMES

THE INFANT SON OF HUBERT & GLADYS COLLINS

DIED 21ST JAN. 1915.

The birth of John Hubert Collins was registered 1883/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hibbard. (See also 2SS24.) The birth of Gladys Mary Heagerty was registered 1886/Q1 Wandsworth. In the 1891 census at 24 Pembroke Road, Clifton: Catherine Hibbard, aged 53, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and John H Collins, aged 7, nephew, born at Bath. (See 1O19 for Catherine Hibbard.) The marriage of John Hubert Collins to Gladys Mabel Heagearty was registered 1908/Q4 Strand. The birth of Derek James Collins was registered 1915/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Heagearty. The death of Derek J Collins, aged 0, was registered 1915/Q1 Bath.


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1N1 Michael Constable (1772-1844) Jane Constable (1781-1851)

MICHAEL CONSTABLE DIED AUGUST 13TH 1844

AGED 72 -

JANE CONSTABLE DIED AUGUST 17TH 1851

AGED 70

In the 1841 census at Brook Street, Bath: Michl Constable, aged 64, ind[ependent], Jane Constable, aged 55, and three servants. The death of Michael Constable, aged 72, was registered 1844/Q3 Bath. Will of Michael Constable of No 26 Brock Street Bath, Somerset, date 3 Sep 1844, PROB 11/2004. In the 1851 census at 4 Lansdown Place East, Bath: Jane Constable, aged 68, unmarried, fundholder, born at Woodford


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(Essex), and two servants. Will of Jane Constable, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date 9 Oct 1851, PROB 11/2140.

1N2 Jane Hooper (1800-1845) Elizabeth Hooper (1808-1881) James Hooper (1799-1896)

South: TO THE MEMORY OF

JANE. THE BELOVED WIFE OF

JAMES HOOPER DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1845

North:

ALSO ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE SAID JAS HOOPER

WHO DIED DECR 15TH 1881 AGED 73 ALSO JAMES HOOPER

WHO DIED ________ ___ 1896 AGED 96

In the 1841 census at Cornwall Buildings, Bath: James Hooper, aged 41, Jane Hooper, aged 25, and a painter’s apprentice. The death of Jane Hooper, aged 44, was registered 1845/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 28 Cornwall Buildings, Bath: James Hooper, aged 51, painter employing 5 men, born at Bath, wife Elizh, aged 42, born at Box (Wilts), an apprentice painter and a servant. In the 1861 census at Elm Place, Bath: James Hooper, aged 61, retired painter, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 52, born at Box (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1871 census at 7 Elm Place, Bloomfield Road, Bath: James Hooper, aged 71, retired painter (alderman), born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 62, born at Box (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1881 census at 7 Elm Place, Wells Road, Bath: James Hooper, aged 81, alderman, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 72, born at Box (Wilts), and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Hooper, aged 73, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath.


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In the 1891 census at 7 Elm Place, Wells Road, Bath: James Hooper, aged 91, living on own means, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of James Hooper, aged 96, was registered 1896/Q1 Bath.

1N3 Ann Lee (1759-1846) Daniel Lee (1752-1849)

South: HERE LIES THE BODY OF

ANN. WIFE OF DANIEL LEE. OF THIS CITY DIED JANUARY 7TH 1846 AGED 87.

HER UNSHAKEN FIDELITY AND DEVOTED ATTACHMENT TO THE INTERESTS OF THE FAMILY IN WHICH SHE LONG RESIDED

DEMAND FROM ONE OF ITS SURVIVING MEMBERS THIS TRIBUTE OF ESTEEM AND REGARD

North:

ALSO DANIEL LEE DIED APRIL 8TH 1849

AGED 97 In the 1841 census at Summerlays place, Bath: Daniel Lee, aged 85, inde[ependent], Ann Lee, aged 85, and Ann Taylor, aged 65, ind[ependent]. The death of Ann Lee, aged 87, was registered 1846/Q1 Bath. The death of Daniel Lee, aged 97, was registered 1849/Q2 Bath. Will of Daniel Lee, Yeoman of Lyncombe and Widcombe, Somerset, date 27 Apr 1849, PROB 11/2091.

1N4 Julia Mary Ffoulkes (1851-1855) John Jocelyn Ffoulkes (1813-1898) Mary Ann Ffoulkes (1813-) " Sophia Jocelyn (1777-1853) Robert Jocelyn (1725-1806)

Upper band North:

[Julia] Mary vth Daughter of John Jocelyn [Foulkes] Esqre & Mary Anne West:

his wife South:

of Eriviatt Co Denbigh died Janry xxxvi mdccclv Aged iii years & ix months

Lower band North:

Sophia Daughter of Robt Jocelyn. R.N. West:

and of South:

Stanstead Bury Herts Esq Died Jan VIII MDCCCLIII Aged LXXV

Catafalque. Two bands in gothic script.


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On 8 Jan 1810 at Stanstead Abbots (Herts): John Powell Foulkes married Caroline Mary Jocelyn [IGI]. Born on 16 Sep 1813 in Denbighshire, Wales: John Jocelyn Foulkes, son of John Powell Foulkes & Caroline Mary Jocelyn [IGI]. The marriage of John Jocelyn Ffoulkes to May Anne Beauchamp was registered 1843/Q4 Loddon (Norfolk). According to A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke, 1847: Ffoulkes, John Jocelyn, b. 16 Sept. 1813; m. 18 Oct. 1843 Mary-Anne, eldest dau. of Rear-Admiral Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, Bart. of Langley Park, co. Norfolk. Mr Ffoulkes, who is Magistrate for Denbighshire, and Capt. in the Royal Denbigh Rifle corps of militia, s. his father 2 Dec. 1826. As reported in the British Farmer’s Magazine of 1847 vol XI on p 508 John Jocelyn Ffoulkes was elected a member of the Royal Agricultural Society. In the 1851 census at Eriviatt Hall, Eriviatt, Henllan (Denbighshire): John Jocelyn Foulkes, aged 37, esquire Justice of the Peace, born at Criviatt, wife Mary Anne, aged 37, born at Springfield (Essex), children: Cecilia Mary, aged 6, born at Henllan, Edith Caroline, aged 4, born at Henllan, Agnes Elizabeth, aged 3, born at Henllan, and Helena Margaret, aged 1, born at Henllan, and seven servants. The birth of Julia Mary Foulkes was registered 1851/Q3 St Asaph. The death of Julia Mary Ffookes was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. From The Mediæval History of Denbighshire: The Records of Denbigh and Its Lordship by John Williams, 1840, Wrexham: George Bayley p91 John Jocelyn Ffoulkes, of Eriviatt, Esq. was appointed High Sheriff of Denbighshire in 1858. The death of John Jocelyn Ffoulkes, aged 84, was registered 1898/Q2 St Asaph.

A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke, 1862 has an entry for the


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Ffoulkes family of Eriviatt on p 475. Born in 1725 at Sawbridgenorth (Herts): Robert Jocelyn, son of Robert Jocelyn & Anne Newport. On 13 Apr 1776 at Queen Square Chapel, Bath Robert Jocelyn married Elizabeth Salisbury. Robert Jocelyn died on 7 Jul 1806 and was buried on 16 Jul 1806 at Stansted (Herts) [IGI]. Baptised on 7 Sep 1777 or 2 Oct 1777 at Sawbridgenorth (Herts): Sophia Jocelyn, daughter of Robert Jocelyn & Elizabeth Jocelyn, née Salisbury [IGI]. Baptised on 11 Apr 1779 or 1 May 1779 at Sawbridgenorth (Herts): Caroline Mary Jocelyn, daughter of Robert & Elizabeth Jocelyn, née Salisbury [IGI]. Will of Captain Robert Jocelyn of Stanstead Bury, Hertfordshire, date 2 Aug 1806, PROB 11/1447. In the 1841 census at Burlington Street, Bath: Sophia Jocelyn, aged 60, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Edward Folkes, aged 20, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and four servants. In the 1851 census at 7 Church Street, Walcot, Bath: Sophia Jocelyne, aged 73, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at Sawbridgenorth (Herts), Caroline [F]oulkes, aged 71, unmarried, visitor, gentlewoman, born at Sawbridgenorth (Herts), Caroline Croker, aged 30, unmarried, visitor, gentlewoman, born at Westwood (Wilts), and five servants. Will of Sophia Jocelyn, Spinster of Walcot within the Borough of Bath, Somerset, date 11 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2167.


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1N5 Thomas Thackeray (1767-1852) Caroline Elizabeth Thackeray (1774-1849) Harriet Thackeray Caroline Thackeray (1809-1866) Frances Diana Thackeray (1813-1878)

TO THE CHERISHED MEMORY OF

THOMAS THACKERAY ESQR WHO DIED DECR 11TH 1852.

AGED 85. AND OF CAROLINE ELIZABETH

HIS WIFE WHO DIED AUGST 15TH 1849.

ALSO OF HARRIET. ELDEST DAUGHTER

OF THE ABOVE FOR EVER WITH GOD

ALSO IN FOND REMEMBRANCE OF CAROLINE

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE THOMAS & CAROLINE ELIZABETH

OB AUGUST 3RD 1866 “AM DISTRESSED FOR THEE. VERY PLEASANT HAST THOU BEEN UNTO ME: THY LOVE TO ME WAS WONDERFUL.”

ALSO OF FRANCES DIANA THEIR YOUNGEST DAUGHTER

WHO DEPARTED HIS LIFE OCTR 31ST 1878 AND …. LORD WHAT I ……………………

In the 1841 census at Burlington Street, Bath: Thos Thackeray, aged 70, ind[ependent], Caroline Thackeray, aged 65, ind[ependent], and four servants. The death of Caroline Elizabeth Thackeray, aged 75, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. In the 1851 census at 11 Green Park, Bath: Thomas Thackeray, aged 82, widower, fundholder, born at Cambridge, children: Caroline, aged 38, unmarried, born at Bath, and Frances, aged 37, unmarried, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Thomas Thackeray, aged 85, was registered 1852/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 17 Circus, Bath: Caroline Thackeray, aged 44, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, Frances D Thackeray, aged 42, sister, unmarried, fundholder, born at bath, and four servants. The death of Caroline Thackeray, aged 57, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 5 Circus, Bath: Frances D Thackeray, aged 56, unmarried, income from dividends &c, born at Bath, and four servants.


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The death of Frances Diana Thackeray, aged 65, was registered 1878/Q4 Bath.

1N6 Matthew Connolly (1776-1853) Richard Lock Connolly (1785-1869)

Headstone: AGED 2_ SON OF

…. ATE AND SO [RICH]ARD LOCK …

[COMM]ANDER …ROY[AL NAVY] BROTHER OF ……

… WHO DIED AT [BATH] 4TH OF JANUARY 1869

AGED 83 YEARS First fallen piece:

……… SEP .. ……………….

………. ONLY…… …AFFECTION…….

…. RICH… ….. COL…. THE SIX …

Second fallen piece: ………… CO ………

……….………… R.C.S. ……… ……. BOURTON ……

……ERSHIRE……. Slab:


MATTHEW CONNOLLY CAPTAIN ROYAL NAVY

WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1853 IN HIS 77TH YEAR

HE WAS A DUTIFUL SON

AN AFFECTIONATE BROTHER AND A STRICTLY HONEST

MAN.

ALSO OF RICHARD LOCK CONNOLLY ESQRE

COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY BROTHER OF THE ABOVE

DIED AT BATH [9]TH OF JANUARY 1869

Headstone 90% gone. Two fallen pieces, one found in the undergrowth between the graves. Slab with inscription. Baptised on 27 Jul 1785 at St Mary’s Portsea: Richard Lock Connolly, son of Matthew & Mary Connolly. In the 1851 census at 25 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Matthew Connolly, aged 74, unmarried, Commander R.N. Half Pay, born at Chatham (Kent), Richard L Connolly, aged 65, widower, brother, retired Commander R.N. out pension Greenwich, born at Portsmouth, and two servants. The death of Matthew Connolly, aged 76, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. The death of Richard Lock Connolly, aged 83, was registered 1869/Q1 Bath. From the Naval Biographical Dictionary: Comprising the Life and Services of Every Living Officer in Her Majesty's Navy, from the Rank of Admiral of the Fleet to that of Lieutenant, Inclusive. London, England: John Murray, 1849:

“CONNOLLY. (RETIRED COMMANDER, 1840. F-P., 24, H-P., 43.)

JOHN BELL CONNOLLY, born in 1772, at Chatham, is eldest brother of Commander Matthew Connolly, R.N.

This officer entered the Navy 24 March, 1780, as Gunner’s Servant, on board the BRITANNIA 100, …


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AGED 83 YEARS CONNOLLY.* (COMMANDER, 1813, F-P., 24; H-P., 36)

MATTHEW CONNOLLY, born 5 July, 1776, at Chatham, is brother of Commanders J. B. and R.L. Connolly, R.N., and of Colonel Wm. Hallett, R.M., and the late Capt. Geo. Sloan Connolly, an officer in the Army; and uncle of Lieut. M. Connolly, R.N.

This officer entered the Navy, 27 Oct. 1787, as Fst. cl. Vol., on board the ENDYMION 44, armée en flûte …

CONNOLLY. (RETIRED COMMANDER, 1845.

F-P., 21; H-P., 31.) RICHARD LOCK CONNOLLY, born 10 July, 1785, at Portsmouth, is a

younger brother of Commander Mat. Connolly, R.N. This officer entered the Navy, 26 Sept., 1795, as Fst.-cl. Vol. On

board the THESEUS 74, Capt. Herbert Browell, flag-ship afterwards of

Sir Horatio Nelson; …”

In Bath Abbey is a memorial inscription:


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1N7 Richard Heywood (1799-1867) Jane Heywood (1799-1844) Frances Heywood (1796-1875)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY

OF RICHARD HEYWOOD. ESQ. LATE OF BANNER HOUSE

BATHEASTON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

FEBY THE 20TH 1867 AGED 67

……………………………………… ………………………………………

ALSO OF JANE HIS FIRST WIFE

WHO DIED JANY 14TH 1844 AGED 44

AND WHOSE BELOVED REMAINS LIE IN TORRE CHURCHYARD

TO ME TO LIVE IS CHRIST AND TO DIE IS GAIN PHIL.I.21

ALSO OF FRANCES HIS SECOND WIFE WHO DIED JULY 14TH 1875

AGED 79 THEM THAT COMETH TO ME I WILL IN NO WISE CAST OUT ST JOHN VI.37

Headstone in marble. The lead has disappeared. Catafalque. Lead has disappeared. Being overcome by ivy. There is a metal fence. The birth of unnamed son of Richard Heywood was registered 1837/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Magee. In the 1841 census at Banner House, Batheaston: Richard Heywood, aged 40, ind[ependent], Jane Heywood, aged 40, Anna Heywood, aged 15, Elizabeth Heywood, aged 14, Benjamin Heywood, aged 6, John Heywood, aged 3, Samuel Heywood, aged 2, Charles Heywood, aged 9 months, and eight servants. The birth of unnamed daughter of Richard Heywood was registered 1841/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Magee. The death of Jane Heywood was registered 1844/Q1 Newton Abbot. In the 1851 census at 8 Cavendish Place, Bath: Richard Heywood, aged 52, landed proprietor, born at Manchester, wife Frances, aged 55, born in London, children: Annie, aged 25, born at Stockport, Eliza, aged 23, born in Manchester, Sophia, aged 9, born at Bath, William, aged 22, born at Bangor, and Mathew Heywood, aged 21, born at Manchester, Mary Glynn, aged 21, unmarried, born in London, and eight servants. In the 1861 census at 8 Candish Place, Bath: Richard Heywood, aged 61, funded and landed proprietor, born at Manchester, wife Frances, aged 65, born in London, children: Elizabeth, aged 33, born at Pendleton, and Sophia, aged 19, born at Batheaston,


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and seven servants. The death of Richard Heywood, aged 66, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. The death of Frances Heywood, aged 79, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath.

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1N9 Margaret Cooke (1776-1865)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF MARGARET COOKE

WHO DIED IN THIS CITY APRIL 19TH 1865 AGED 89 YEARS

In the 1861 census at 20 Gay Street, Bath: Margaret Cook, aged 85, widow, fundholder, born in London. The death of Margaret Cooke, aged 89, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath.

1N10 Herberta Louisa Fitzgerald (1820-1866) Robert Lewis Fitzgerald (1776-1844)

HERBERTA LOUISA FITZ GERALD YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

VICE ADMIRAL SIR ROBERT LEWIS FITZ GERALD BORN DECEMBER 18TH 1820

DIED JUNE 13TH 1866 “LOOKING UNTO JESUS”

Catafalque. Much weathered and upper part difficult to read.


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In the 1841 census at Park Street, Bath: Robert Fitzgerald, aged 60, Navy H[alf] P[ay], Gerald Fitzgerald, aged 30, Army, George Fitzgerald, aged 25, ind[ependent], Jane Fitzgerald, aged 30, Miria (sic) Fitzgerald, aged 20, Georgina Fitzgerald, aged 20, Herberta Fitzgerald, aged 20, and six servants.

From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XVII Jan-Jun 1842 p116:

Nov 19 … At Bath, aged 25, Georgiana Favell, dau. of Vice-Adm. Sir Robert Lewis Fitzgerald, K.C.H.

From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXI Jan-Jul 1844 p319:

Jan 17. At Bath, aged 68, Vice-Admiral Sir Robert Lewis Fitzgerald, K.C.H.

This officer was descended from a younger branch of the very ancient and noble house of Leinster, seated at Mount Ophaly, co. Kildare, and nearly related to the Earl of Kingston.

He entered the Royal Navy in March 1786 as a midshipman, on board the Winchelsea frigate …

Vice-Adm. Fitzgerald married in Aug. 1800, Jane, a daughter of Richard Welch, esq. formerly Chief Justice of the island of Jamaica, and sister to the lady of Sir George Thomas, Bart. By whom he had five sons and four daughters, besides two other children, who died young. His only brother, an officer in the 3d regiment of Guards, aide-de-camp and equerry to H.R.H. the Duke of York, died in 1808.

In the 1851 census at 7 Marl[borough] Street, Bath: Jane Fitzgerald, aged 42, unmarried, fundholder, born at Haverfordwest (Pembs), Herberta Fitzgerald, aged 30, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1861 census at 7 Marlborough Street, Bath:

Jane Eliza Fitzgerald, aged 52, unmarried, fundholder, born at Haverfordwest (Pembs), Herberta L Fitzgerald, aged 40, unmarried, sister, visitor, fundholder, born at Bath, and three servants.

The death of Herberta Louisa Fitzgerald, aged 45, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath.

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Jane E Fitzgerald, aged 62, unmarried, [living on] government consols, born at Haverfordwest (Pembs), and three servants.

The death of Jane Eliza Fitzgerald, aged 69, was registered 1878/Q3 Weymouth. Robert Lewis Fitzgerald has an entry in Irish Sea Officers of the Royal Navy 1793-1815 by Anthony Gary Brown (First published in “The Irish Sword”, the Journal of the Military History Society of Ireland, Vol. XXI, No. 86, Winter 1999, pp.393-429). The volume The Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy, 1660-1815. Vol. I-II. 1954. has a brief list of promotions: Lieutenant 21-Feb-1794, Commander 13-Feb-1797, Captain 24-Dec-1798.

1N11 Thomas Douglas Page (1836-1880) Lydia Frances Page (1841-1882) Francis Jeune (1806-1868)

North: TO THE MEMORY OF

THE REVD THOMAS DOUGLAS PAGE, M.A. RECTOR OF SIBSTONE, LEICESTERSHIRE.

LATE FELLOW OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE, OXFORD. DIED SEP. 26TH 1880, AGED 44 YEARS

South:

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF LYDIA FRANCES

DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS JEUNE, BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH WIDOW OF THE REVD DOUGLAS PAGE

DIED DECR 22ND 1882.

Grey marble catafalque Baptised on 29 Dec 1835 at Charlton Mackrell (Som): Thomas Douglas Page, son of Robert Page & Elizabeth Bowles. The marriage of Thomas Douglas Page to Lydia France Jeune was registered 1873/Q2 Kensington. The death of Thomas Douglas Page, aged 44, was registered 1880/Q3 Kensington. The death of Lydia Frances Page, aged 41, was registered 1882/Q4 Axbridge.


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From Alumni Oxonienses: Page, Thomas Douglas, 4s. Robert, of Charlton Mackerell, Somerset, gent. PEMBROKE COLL. matric. 1 March, 1855, aged 19; scholar 1855-61, B.A. 1859, M.A. 1861, fellow 1861-72, proctor 1872, bursar 1862, junior dean and historical lecturer 1863, lecturer in law and divinity 1869, etc., dean 1864, a student of Lincoln’s Inn 1859, rector of Sibstone, co. Leicester, 1873, until his death 26 Sep., 1880. Jeune, Francis, 1s. Francis, of St. Brelade’s, Isle of Jersey, pleb. PEMBROKE COLL. matric. 21 Oct., 1822, aged 16; scholar 1822-30, B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830, fellow 1830-7, B. & D.C.L. 1834, tutor 1880, master 1843-64 (and canon of Gloucester), vice-chancellor 1858-62, dean of Jersey and rector of St. Helier’s 1838-43, rector of Taynton, co. Gloucester, 1844, dean of Lincoln 1864, bishop of Peterborough 1864, until his death 21 Aug., 1868, father of the next named.

From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1878: PAGE, Thomas Douglas, Sibstone Rectory, Atherstone – Late Scho. and Fell. Dean and Lect. of Pemb. Coll. Ox; 3rd cl. Mod. 1857; B.A. (Hon. 4th cl. Lit. Hum. and 1st cl. Law. &c) 1859, M.A. 1861. d 1863 p 1865 by Bp of Ox. R. of Sibstone (or Sibson) Dio. Pet. 1873 (P Pemb. Coll; G;. 300 a; Gross Inc. 1200l; Net 1000l and Ho; Pop. 437.) Formerly Bursar of Pemb. Coll. Ox. 1862-64; Sen. Proc. 1872-73.

1N12 Julia Jane Anne Page (1827-1890) Blanche Hyde Page (1825-1903)

West: HERE RESTS IN CHRIST

JULIA JANE ANNE PRICE THE BELOVED FOURTH DAUGHTER OF

OF CAPT. ROBERT PAGE WHO DIED DECEMBER 8. 1890.

AGED 63 WITH CHRIST

WHICH IS FAR BETTER

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF BLANCHE PAGE

ENTERED INTO HER REST ON MAY 10 1903 AGED 78 YEARS

[“IN THY PRESENCE IS] THE FULNESS OF JOY: [AT THY] [RIGHT HAND THERE] IS PLEASURE[S FOR EVERYONE”]

Originally a cross on two plinths. The cross has fallen backwards into the adjacent row. Baptised on 15 Jan 1825 at Charlton Mackrell (Som): Blanche Page, daughter of Robert Page & Elizabeth Bowles.


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Baptised on 7 Jun 1827 at Charlton Mackrell (Som): Julia Jane Anne Page, daughter of Robert Page & Elizabeth Bowles. In the 1881 census at 16 Somerset Place, Bath: Blanche Page, aged 56, unmarried, income derived from houses, born at Charlton Mackrell (Som), Julia J A Page, aged 54, sister, unmarried, dividends &c, born at Charlton Mackrell, and three servants. The death of Julia Jane Anne Page, aged 62, was registered 1890/Q4 Bath. The death of Blanche Hyde Page, aged 77, was registered 1903/Q2 Bath.

1N13 Teresa Ann Carmichael (1825-1875) James Dodrington Carmichael (1821-

IN MEMORY OF TERESA ANN CARMICHAEL

WIFE OF COLONEL JAMES DODRINGTON

CARMICHAEL, C.B. DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1875

Cross on three plinths. Cross now on ground. Slab has on it ‘ENTRANCE TO VAULT’. The marriage of James Doddington Carmichael was registered 1859/Q3 Cosford (Suffolk). (There are three entries in the GRO index each with a different spelling of the second forename.) The marriage of James D Carmichael to Teresa Ann Scott was registered 1869/Q3 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). In the 1871 census at Stokes Hill, Farlington (Hants): Jas D Carmichael, aged 50, Colonel in army infantry half pay, born at Hooghley, East Indies, wife Teresa A, aged 46, born at Mornbury (Glos), children: James B K, aged 10, born at Farnborough, and Claude D J,


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aged 8, born at ……… East Indies, and four servants. The death of James Doddington Carmichael, aged 72, was registered 1893/Q2 Kingston. The death of Teresa Ann Carmichael, aged 50, was registered 1875/Q4 Kensington.

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Henry Bonifant Warren (1834-1919) Sarah Ann Warren (1834-1921) Sylvia Isore Louise Crabtree (1880-1939) Pauline Beatrice Louisa Warren (1864-1920) Henry Bonifint Gordon Warren (1871-1932) Laura Beatrice Warren (1865-1936)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY BONIFINT WARREN

DIED 18. JANUARY 1919, AGED 85 AND OF HIS WIFE

SARAH ANN WARREN DIED 29. DECEMBER 1921. AGED 87.

AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF SYLVIA ISORE LOUISE CRABTREE

DIED 26. FEBRUARY 1939, AGED 58.

South: ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER

PAULINE BEATRICE LOUISA WARREN DIED 16. MAY 1920, AGED 56.

AND OF THEIR SON HENRY BONIFINT GORDON WARREN,

DIED 5. JULY 1932, AGED 61.

AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF LAURA WARREN, WIFE OF HENRY BONIFINT GORDON WARREN

DIED 29. FEBRUARY 1936, AGED 71.

Catafalque in pink granite, slab of grey granite and a surround of pink granite. Very good condition. 2 plots. The marriage of Henry Bonifint Warren to Sarah Anne Trood Stockman was registered 1861/Q4 Bath. (There are two entries in the index one as ‘Sarah Anne’ and the other as ‘Sarah Anne Trood’.) The birth of Pauline Beatrice Louisa Warren was registered 1864/Q1 Hampstead. In the 1871 census at 1 Priory Villas, Hampstead: Henry B Warren, aged 38, cashier in a bank, born at Exeter, wife Sarah A T, aged 36, born at Bath, daughter Beatrice P L, aged 7, born at Kilburn, a visitor and a servant. The birth of Henry Bonifint G Warren was registered 1871/Q2 Hampstead. In the 1881 census at 25 Ainger Road, Hampstead: Henry B Warren, age 48, bank cashier, born at Exeter, wife Sarah A T, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Pauline B L, aged 17, born at Hampstead, and Henry B G, aged 9, born at Hampstead, William Warren, father, retired draper, born at Exeter, and two servants. The death of Henry B Warren, aged 85, was registered 1919/Q1


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Marylebone. The death of Pauline B L Warren, aged 57, was registered 1920/Q2 St Thomas (Devon). The death of Sarah A Warren, aged 87, was registered 1921/Q4 Marylebone. The death of Henry B G Warren, aged 61, was registered 1932/Q3 Warrington. The death of Laura Warren, aged 71, was registered 1936/Q1 Kensington. From the burial book: Sylvia Isore Louise Crabtree, aged 58, of Mundesley Sanatorium, Gimingham, Norfolk, died on 26 Feb 1939. The death of Sylvia I L Crabtree, aged 58, was registered 1939/Q1 North Walsham.

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1N20 Mary Margaret Hibbard (1855-1940)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE

_OF_ MARY MARGARET HIBBARD

DIED 23RD APRIL 1940 IN HER 85TH YEAR

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Opposite Hibbard in Row O. Mary Margaret Hibbard (1855-1940) Born in 1855, daughter of John Hibbard & Mary Charlotte Hibbard, formerly Mole (registered 1855/Q3 Bath). In the 1861 census ‘Mary’, aged 5, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 5 Buckingham Villas, Clifton: Mary Hibbard, aged 15, boarder, scholar, born at Bath. In the 1881 census ‘Mary’, aged 23, housekeeper, born at Bath. In the 1891


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census ‘Mary M’, aged 34, born at Bath. In the Kelly’s Directories for Bath: from 1902 living with brother John M; 1917-1924 Miss Hibbard, The Den Grosvenor; 1924-1936 Miss Hibbard, Craigland, Bloomfield road with the entries in 1934-1936 having ‘Miss M M Hibbard’. Mary Margaret Hibbard, aged 84, spinster of independent means, died on 23 Apr 1940 at Craiglands, Bloomfield Road, the informant being M C Colbourn, nephew, of St James Vicarage, Bath (registered 1940/Q2 Bath). For the nephew, Martin Claris Colbourn (1901-1989) and his wife Nancy Maud Colbourn (1901-1989) née Hibbard, see Lansdown Cemetery Section 2 Row A1 grave 6.

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1N26 William Cuninghame Cuninghame (1826-1900) Thomas Handyside Cuninghame (1861-1933)

H.Mc.B.C. DIED 23 JANUARY 1892.

WILLIAM CUNINGHAME CUNINGHAME

HER MAJESTY’S BODYGUARD OF HONOURABLE CORPS & GENTLEMAN AT ARMS

LATE CAPTAIN 79TH QUEENS OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS,

BORN 14 JANUARY 1826 DIED 25 MARCH 1900.

THOMAS HANDYSIDE CUNINGHAME

BORN 14 JUNE 1861, DIED 7 JANUARY 1933.

The headstone at 1O25 has an inscription has an inscription that faces Row N. In the 1871 census at 13 Beauford Buildings, Bath: William Cuninghame, aged 45, widower, H.M. Body Guards Gentlemen at Arms, born at Littleton (Durham), children: William C, aged 15, born at Paddington (Middx), Louisa O, aged 13, born at Cheltenham, Alexander K, aged 12, born at Cheltenham, Thomas H, aged 9, born in Scotland, John W, aged 8, born at Bath, and Ellen McB, aged 7, born at Bath, Elizabeth Ormond, aged 74, widow, mother in law, born in London, and three servants. The death of William C Cuninghame, aged 74, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath.


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1N27 George Peacocke (1767-1854) Margaret Graydon (1787-1851) Anne Keating (1744-1845)


……………………… KEATING RELICT OF THE LATE COL ……………………… OF ………………………

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

………………. 1845 IN HER 100TH YEAR


GEORGE PEACOCKE ESQRE OF _OULTON PARK

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE BORN SEPTEMBER 25TH 1767

[DIED] MAY 2_ 185[4]

Tablet: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

MARGARET GRAYDON THE FAITHFUL SERVANT OF GEORGE PEACOCKE ESQRE

WHO DIED AT BATH MARCH 16TH 1851. AGED 63.

THIS TABLET IS ERECTED AS A TOKEN OF HIS AFFECTION AND ESTEEM BY HER SINCERE AND

ATTACHED FRIEND G.M.W. PEACOCKE

Slab and separate tablet. Bottom left hand side of slab is missing. Baptised on 11 Dec 1767 at All Hallows, Staining, London: George Peacocke, son of Marmaduke & Mary Peacocke [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Charles Street, Bath: George Peacock, aged 70, ind[ependent] and a servant. In the 1841 census at a lodging house at 9 South Parade, Bath: Ann Keating, aged 95, ind[ependent], and a servant. The death of Anne Keating, aged 100, was registered 1845/Q3 Bath. The death of Margaret Graydon, aged 63, was registered 1851/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at 8 Seymour Street, Bath: George Peacocke, aged 83, widower, landed proprietor, born at Blackheath (Kent), and a valet. The death of George Peacocke, aged 87, was registered 1854/Q2 Bath. Will of George Peacocke of Bath, Somerset, date 11 May 1854, PROB 11/2191. In Benjamin Disraeli - Letters: 1848-1851 by John Alexander Wilson Gunn and Melvin George Wiebe, University of Toronto Press, 1982 (p201 footnote 7) in attempting to resolve a reference to ‘Peacock’ refers to “George Peacocke (d 1851), of Moulton Park, Northamptonshire, or his son and heir George Montagu Warren Peacocke (d 1879), of Reeves hall, Essex, who in 1866 would assume the name of Sandford in lieu of Peacocke…”.


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Baptised on 20 Sep 1821 at St Gregory’s, Dawlish (Devon): George Montague Warren Peacock, son of George & Isabella M I Peacocke [IGI]. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XLII Jul-Dec 1854 p 291 in a ‘list of members returned to serve in Parliament’: Maldon: George. Montagu Warren Peacocke, esq. and John Bramley Moore, esq. The death of George Montagu W Sandford, aged 57, was registered 1879/Q2 St Geo. H Sq. The occurrence of ‘Marmaduke’ and ‘Warren’ with a surname of ‘Peacocke’ is associated with the Peacocke family of county Limerick. From Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Chronicle vol LXXXVI Jan-Jun 1816 p185 Jun.12. At Bath, aged 86, Marmaduke Peacocke, esq. MI inside Bath Abbey:


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1N28 Emily Musters (1818-1845) John George Musters (1777-1842)

IN A VAULT BENEATH LIE THE REMAINS OF

EMILY MUSTERS WIDOW OF THE LATE

JOHN GEORGE MUSTERS ESQRE

OF WIVERTON HALL NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

DIED MARCH 5TH 1845 AGED 26

Baptised on 29 Jun 1777 at St George, Hanover Square, London: John Musters [IGI]. On 17 Aug 1805 at Colwick (Notts) John Musters married Mary Ann Chaworth [IGI]. From Gentleman’s Magazine Jan-Jun 1832 Vol CII p 188: NOTTS. – Feb. 5. At Wiverton Hall, near Bingham, aged 46, Mary wife of John Musters, esq. of Colwick, and Annesley Hall. She was the lady to whom Lord Byron’s early poems were addressed, and to whom he was so passionately attached. She preferred, however, Mr. Musters to the lame bashful boy-lord, and on their marriage he took her maiden name of Chaworth, of which ancient Nottinghamshire house she was sole heiress. On the death of the late Mr. Muster they resumed that name, and the name of Chaworth ceased in the county. On the occasion of the sacking of Colwick Hall by the rioters, in October last, Mrs. Musters was at home, and took refuge in the shrubbery; since that period she has never recovered. The same reference to Lord Byron can be found in History Gazetteer and Directory of Nottinghamshire by William White, Sheffield: Robert Leader (printer), 1832, p517 which also has “and perhaps one cause which swayed her in this choice was his Lordship’s impetuosity, and her knowledge that her paternal grandfather had been killed in a duel with William, the fifth Lord Byron.”


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The reference to rioters at Colwick Hall is to the Reform Act riots of 1831 that occurred in many places in the country as a result of the House of Lords voting against the Reform Bill which intended to widen the franchise. It followed the Catholic Relief Act of 1829 (more formally An Act for the Emancipation of His Majesty’s Catholic Subjects) which had removed some of the remaining restrictions on Catholics. After a third reading in the House of Common, in Oct 1831 it was defeated by the Tory-dominated House of Lords. For an account of the sacking of Colwick Hall see The Date Book of Remarkable and Memorable Events Connected with Nottingham and its Neighbourhood 1750-1850 by John Frost Sutton, 1852 p425. The Reform Act was defeated again in the House of Lords in May 1832, rioting again ensued and King William IV agreed to create 50 new peers to secure its passage through the House of Lords and in June 1832 it was passed. On 28 Sep 1837 at St Mary Magdalen, Richmond (Surrey) John George Musters married Emily Hamond [IGI]. Will of John George Musters of Wiverton, Nottinghamshire, date 28 Dec 1842, PROB 11/1972. The death of Emily Musters, aged 26, was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Emily Musters, widow, aged 26, of 8 Queen Square, died on 4 Mar 1845.


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1O1,2 John Wilson (1756-1844)

Sacred To the Memory of

JOHN WILSON ESQ: 98 New Sydney Place

BATH and 16 Devonshire St

Portland Place LONDON

Born at Glasgow December 11: 1756?

Died at Bath April 22: 1844

From the burial book the death of John Wilson, aged 87, of 98 Sydney Gardens, occurred on 3 May 1844. The death of John Wilson, aged 87, was registered 1844 Bath (Bathwick subdistrict). From the burial register for St Thomas à Becket (entry 2789), initially buried at St Mark’s on 30 Apr 1844 and ‘Removed by Faculty and interred in the Bath Abbey Cemetery May 9th 1844 E Gillson curate’.


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1O3 Jacob Thompson (1760-1845)

SACRED To the Memory of

JACOB THOMPSON ESQ Late a Lieut Coll in the East Indies

Company’s Bombay ARTILLERY Who died March 28th 1845

In his 8[4]th Year

In the 1841 census at Green Park Buildings, Bath: Jacob Thompson, aged 80, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and four servants. The death of Jacob Thompson, aged 83, was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. Will of Jacob Thompson, late a Lieutenant Colonel in the East India Company Service of Bath, Somerset, date 25 Mar 1845, PROB 11/2015. (The probate date does not accord with the date of death. The date on the inscription has been checked.)

1O4 John Bendry (1768-1845)

HERE REST THE MORTAL REMAINS OF

JOHN BENDRY ESQR WHO DIED THE 28TH OCTOBER 1845

AGED 77 YEARS

The death of John Bendry was registered 1845/Q4 Malmesbury. Will of John Bendry, Gentleman of No 7 Duke Street Bath, Somerset, date 14 Nov 1845, PROB 11/2026.


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1O5 Emily Jocelyn (1809-1845) John Jocelyn (1805-1869)

EMILY JOCELYN WIFE OF THE HONBLE JOHN JOCELYN

DIED MAY 3 1845 AGED 36

The marriage of John Jocelyn to Emily Thompson was registered 1839/Q3 York. The death of Emily Jocelyn, aged 38, was registered 1845/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at the household of Lady Gertrude Sloane Stanley at Eling (Hants): Honble John Jocelyn, aged 45, widower, visitor, late Captn 7th Hussars, born at Edinburgh. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Jocelyn, John, born in Edinburgh, 2s. Robert, Earl of Rodden. EXETER COLL., matric. 8 July, 1829, aged 18; major late 6th carabineers. See Foster’s Peerage.

The age at matriculation does not accord with a birth year of 1805. An account of the Descendants of Henry VIII by Leo van de Pas has: Hon. John Jocelyn, born Jul 1805, died 22 Jul 1869. Married on 18 Jul 1839 Emily Thompson. Married on 16 Aug 1855 Helen Hill. The information is similar to that by Andrew Jocelyn Waller and Hardress Jocelyn Waller entitled Waller/Jocelyn Ancestry but this also has the children of John & Emily Jocelyn: William Henry Jocelyn (1842-1910) and Robert Julian Orde Jocelyn (1845-1915).


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1O6 Benjamin Hewitt (1781-1847) Frances Hewitt (1783-1864) Benjamin Bromfield

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF BENJAMIN HEWITT

LATE OF BANGOR IN THE COUNTY OF CARNARVON

AND AFTERWARDS OF HAWKHURST IN THE COUNTY OF KENT WHO DIED IN THIS CITY

ON THE 16TH DAY OF MARCH 1847 AGED 66

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCES WIFE OF THE ABOVE AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

BENJAMIN BROMFIELD OF WAVERTREE NEAR EVERTON

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT WORCESTER

ON THE 9TH OF JUNE 1864 AGED 81

In the 1841 census at Hawkhurst (Kent): Benj. Hewitt, aged 60, land, not born in Kent, Frances Hewitt, aged 55 not born in Kent, and two servants. The death of Benjamin Hewitt, aged 66, was registered 1847/Q1 Bath. Will of Benjamin Hewitt of Hawkhurst, Kent, date 7 Apr 1847, PROB 11/2054. In the 1851 census at (a lodging house at) 1 Oriel Villas, Cheltenham: Frances Hewitt, aged 66, gentlewoman, born at Liverpool. In the 1861 census at (a lodging house at) 25 Foregate Street, Worcester: Frances Hewett, aged 77, widow, born at Liverpool. The death of Frances Hewitt was registered 1864/Q2 Worcester. The house which became Wavertree Rectory was in the 1820s occupied by ‘Benjamin Bromfield, gent.’ (source: Discovering Historic Wavertree, online version of book by Mike Chitty, published by the Wavertree Society.)


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1O7 Robert Jessop (1810-1847)

East side (on a shield): THE REVD ROBERT JESSOP

FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS AUGUST 24TH 1847

AGED 36 -

I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS

PS XVII-15

References to Rev Robert Jessop have not been clear. No death registration has been found. From the burial book, Robert Jessop, aged 36, minister of Portland Chapel, died on 27 Aug 1847. The reference to Portland Chapel is to the one in Julian Road (formerly Cottles Lane), Bath on the western corner with Harley Street. Reference is made to this chapel in Bath Millenium – The Christian Movement 973-1973 by Barbara G Stone p79 with it being a Catholic chapel, a dispute having occurred about jurisdiction and Bishop Baines (see Introduction) taking it over in May 1832. It was sold to the rector of Walcot in 1841, becoming St Augustine’s/St Austin’s chapel and eventually St Andrew’s church hall. A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke, 1863 p 1177 concerning the Pennefather family of New Park, Tipperary has the marriage of Susan Pennefather to Rev. Robert Jessop, no date given but the context suggests circa 1840. Green-wood, A Directory for Visitors by Nehemiah Cleaveland, New York: Pudney & Russell, 1857 concerning a New York cemetery has on p 100 a brief reference to ‘Mary, daughter of Rev. Robert Jessop’. However the NY Times has an article in 1852 which refers to a marriage conducted by Rev. Robert Jessop.


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1O8 Louisa Bushe (1789-1855) John Bushe William Hare (1751-1837), 1st Earl of Listowel

South: THE LADY LOUISA BUSHE

WIFE OF JOHN BUSHE ESQ. COUNTY OF KILKENNY AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE EARL OF LISTOWEL

DIED 17TH OF APRIL 1855. BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD.

Louisa Hare, daughter of William Hare 1st Earl of Listowel & Mary Wrixon, married John Bushe in 1817. The death of Louisa Bushe, aged 66, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath. (There was a landowning Bushe family in Kilfane, Kilkenny descended from a Colonel John Bushe who came with Cromwell’s Army and was granted land.)

1O9 Elizabeth Jamieson (1780-1855) Helen Cochrane Jamieson (1820-1866)

TO THE MEMORY OF A BELOVED PARENT ELIZABETH JAMIESON

DIED NOVEMBER 10TH 1855 AGED 75 YEARS

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…………………. MEMORY

…..HELEN ………….. [SECOND] DAUGHTER [OF THE ABOVE]

ELIZABETH JAMIESON WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS

MAY 21ST 1866

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In the 1851 census at 15 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Anne H Card, aged 30, widow, governess, born at Blandford (Dorset), Elizabeth Jamieson, aged 60, widow, mother, annuitant, born at Morden (Dorset), Helen Jamieson, aged 28, sister, unmarried, governess, born at Blandford, Elizabeth Jamieson, aged 26, sister, unmarried, governess, born at Blandford, Isabella Jamieson, aged 25, sister, unmarried, governess, born at Blandford, Mary Jamieson, aged 22, unmarried, governess, born at Blandford, children: John, aged 9, born at Castle Cary, and Edwin, aged 6, born at Castle Cary, two


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visitors and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Jamieson, aged 75, was registered 1855/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at Catch Bells, Stanway (Essex): Mary Lithgow, aged 55, widow, landed proprietor &c, born in Dorset, Helen C Jamieson, aged 44, visitor, companion, born in Dorset, and two servants. The death of Helen Cochrane Jamieson, aged 46, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath.

1O10 James O’Connor (1769-1857)

South: HERE REST THE REMAINS OF

JAMES CONNOR M.D. LATE OF THE MEDICAL STAFF OF HER MAJESTY’S FORCES

DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1857 AGED 87

In the 1851 census at 7 Widcombe Crescent, Bath: James O’Connor, aged 81, Army Surgeon H[alf] P[ay] not practising, born in Ireland, wife Sarah, aged 68, born at Exmouth (Devon), daughter Jane C, aged 48, unmarried, born in Ireland, and two servants. The death of James O’Connor, aged 87, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. Will of Doctor James O'Connor, Doctor of Medicine of Bath, Somerset, date 29 Apr 1857, PROB 11/2250.


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1O11 Robert Page (1792-1870) Elizabeth Page (1823-1858) Mary Bowles (1790-1868) William Bowles Eliza Anne Page (1813-1871) William Page (1828-1865) John Francis Page (1834-1855)

East: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

ROBERT PAGE ESQ A MAGISTRATE FOR THIS COUNTY

AND FORMERLY A CAPTAIN IN H.M. 9TH REGIMENT OF FOOT

WHO DIED AT LANSDOWN CRESCENT BATH

8TH FEBRUARY 1870 AGED 77

ALSO OF ELIZABETH HIS WIFE

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM BOWLES ESQ

OF FITZ HARRIS HOUSE BERKSHIRE WHO DIED 20TH JANUARY 1858

AGED 35

ALSO OF MARY BOWLES SPINSTER

SISTER OF THE ABOVE NAMED ELIZABETH PAGE

WHO DIED AT LANSDOWN PLACE BATH

8TH JANUARY 1868 AGED 76

South:


ELIZA ANNE, SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE SAID ROBERT AND ELIZABETH PAGE.

WHO DIED 20TH JUNE 1871 AGED 58

North:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF

WILLIAM THIRD SON OF THE SAID ROBERT AND ELIZABETH PAGE

LATE AN OFFICER IN THE ROYAL NAVY WHO DIED 18TH MAY 1865

AGED 38

In the 1851 census at 56 Pulteney Street, Bath: Robert Page, aged 58, Magistrate Capt Army H P, born at Bath, wife Elisabeth, aged 56, born at Abingdon (Berks), children: Albinia, aged 34, born at Castle Carey (Som), Eliza, aged 32, born at Castle Carey, Blanch, aged 26, born at Charlton (Som), and Jane A, aged 24, born at Charlton (Som), Mary Bowles, aged 62, wife’s sister, born at Abingdon, and four servants. The death of Elizabeth Page, aged 65, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 8 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Robert Page, aged 66, widower, Captain in Army Half Pay, Magistrate for Somerset, born at Bath, children: Albinia, aged 42, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, Emma, aged 40, unmarried, born at Bath, Blanch, aged 32, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, and Jane Anne, aged 30, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, Sir Martin Hyde Crawley Bowry, aged 46, nephew, Baronet – Army Captain, Magistrate for Gloucestershire, born at Flaxby (Glos), Lady Crawley Bowry, aged 44, niece, born at Flaxby (Glos), Martina Crawley Bowry, aged 18, niece, born at Flaxby (Glos), and five servants. The death of Mary Bowles, aged 78, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. The death of Robert Page, aged 78, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath.


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AND OF JOHN FRANCIS

THEIR FOURTH SON AN OFFICER IN H.M. 29TH REGIMENT

WHO DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1855 ON HIS PASSAGE FROM INDIA

AGED 21 -

THY WILL BE DONE -

1O12 Elizabeth Tindal (1775-1859)

… ELIZABETH TINDAL WHO DIED ON THE 10TH OF MAY 1859. AGED 84 YEARS

Catafalque partly covered by a fallen stone. In the 1851 census at 2 Kingston Square, Bath: Elizabeth Tindall, aged 74, widow, fundholder, born in London, and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Tindal, aged 84, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath.


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1O13 Benita Brymer (1859-1863)

BENITA BRYMER BORN JULY 21 1859

DIED APRIL 23RD 1[863]

Possible birth registration: female Brymer 1859/Q3 Weymouth. (There are two other birth registrations of ‘female Brymer’ in Dorset: 1852/Q3 Weymouth and 1856/Q3 Weymouth.) In the 1861 census at 17 Royal Crescent, Bath: John Brymer, aged 56, J.P. of Dorset & Hants Banker, born at Bath, wife Eliza M, aged 46, born at Bath, children: and John G, aged 13, born at Fordingbridge (Hants), Frederick A, aged 10, born at Fordingbridge, Eliza H, aged 8, born at Melcombe Regis, Walker S, aged 6, born at Melcombe Regis, Emily E P, aged 4, born at Melcombe Regis, and Benita, aged 1, born at Melcombe Regis, and eight servants. The death of Benita Brymer, aged 3, was registered 1863/Q2 Bath.

1O14 Maria Pierrepont (1756-1864) William Pierrepont (-1813)

ADMIRAL PIERREPONT DIED

FEBRUARY 29TH 1864

Surrey History Centre: WILLIAM BRAY: WORKS AND COLLECTED RECORDS [no ref.] 1534-1832 includes Sale particulars of Farley Hill House and


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Unstead Manor and Farm in Godalming, Bramley and Shalford (274a), residence of the late Rear Admiral Pierrepont. 8pp G85/2/1/1/99 21 Jul 1814 William Pierrepont, Rear Admiral, died in 1813. Will of William Pierrepont, Captain in the Royal Navy of Bromley, Surrey, date 12 Sep 1813, PROB 11/1548. Various histories for Shalford (Surrey) (including the Wikipedia entry) have “A watercolour sketch titled 'In Captain Pierrepont's Grounds' was painted by Anthony Devis(1729–1817) not long after Captain William Pierrepont of 'HMS Naiad' acquired Shalford Manor in 1800.” Surrey – Relating to the History and Antiquities of the County, Vol VII, The Surrey Archaeological Society, 1880 in a section on memorials in Godalming church has: “Rear- Admiral of the Blue, William Pierrepont, 1813, and his son, 1814.” From Gentleman’s Magazine vol II Jul-Dec 1834 p110: RUTLAND April 24. Aged 70, Michael Pierrepont, esq. of Ryall, late Lieut.-Col. Commandant of the Rutland Militia. ... He is succeeded in his estates by his nephew (son of the late Admiral Pierrepont), Henry Bennett Pierrepont, of Leywell, near Brixton (sic), Devonshire. In the 1841 census at 12 Gay Street, Bath: Maria Pierrepont, aged 60, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and four servants. In the 1851 census at 12 Gay Street, Bath: Maria Pierrepont, aged 73, widow, gentlewoman, born at West End House, Stoke (Bucks), and four servants. In the 1861 census at 12 Gay Street, Bath: Maria Peirrpont, aged 85, widow, gentlewoman, born at Stoke (Bucks), a companion and five servants. From the burial book, the burial is actually for Maria Pierrepont, aged 88, of 12 Gay Street, Bath, widow of Admiral Pierrepont, who died on 29 Feb 1864.


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1O15 Arthur Foster (1823-1899) Charles Foster Mary Ann Foster (1778-1862) Jane Foster (1815-1875) Lionella Florence Foster (1852-1919)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ARTHUR FOSTER ESQR

YOUNGEST SON OF CHARLES FOSTER ESQR LATE OF LANCASTER JAMAICA

[WHO DIED] JULY 31 1899 AGED [__]

South: ALSO OF

MARY ANN FOSTER ONLY DAUGHTER

OF THE LATE JOHN FOSTER ESQ OF EGHAM HOUSE SURREY

DIED NOVEMBER __ 1862 AGED 84

North: ALSO OF

JANE FOSTER SECOND ….

………….. CHARLES FOSTER ESQ …………. LANCASTER …….

BORN SEPT 22 1813, DIED APRIL 22 1875

West: LIONELLA FLORENCE

DAUGHTER OF ARTHUR FOSTER WHO DIED NOV 23 1919

SHE HATH AWAKENED FROM THE LONG DREAM OF LIFE

Lead has gone in places. In the 1851 census at 17 Charles Street, Bath: Mary Ann Foster, aged 72, unmarried, fundholder & annuitant, born at Egham (Surrey), and Jane Foster, aged 30, unmarried, cousin, born at Northend, Fulham. The birth of Lionella Florence Foster was registered 1852/Q3 Chelsea. The death of Mary Ann Foster, aged 84, was registered 1862/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at a lodging house at 12 Frederick Place, Clifton: Jane Foster, aged 52, unmarried, lodger, income from dividends, born in London, and Eliza M Greenfield, aged 78, unmarried, lodger, [living on] interest of money, born at Bath. The death of Jane Foster, aged 62, was registered 1875/Q2 Clifton. The death of Arthur Foster, aged 76, was registered 1899/Q3 Bath. In the 1901 census at a lodging house at 5 The Paragon, Bath: Lionella F Foster, aged 46, unmarried, living on own means, born at Chelsea, London. The death of Lionella F Foster, aged 67, was registered 1919/Q4 Camberwell.


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1O16, 17

Margaret Gun (1802-1852) Mary Cope (1827-1858) William Gun (1788-1859)

East: IN MEMORY OF

MARGARET THE BELOVED WIFE OF

MAJOR GUN, (FORMERLY OF THE 56TH REGIMENT) WHO DIED AT WESTON SUPER MARE

SEPTEMBER 8TH 1852 -

YEA THOUGH I WALK IN THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH I WILL FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOU ART WITH ME: THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY COMFORT ME.

PSALM XXIII.4V -

North: ALSO

IN MEMORY OF MAJOR GUN

FORMERLY OF THE 56TH REGT WHO DIED JULY 28TH 1859

AGED 71

South: ALSO

IN MEMORY OF MARY COPE

SISTER TO MARGARET GUN. WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 24TH 1858.

Obelisk In the 1851 census at an apartment within 2 Laura Place, Bathwick, Bath: William Gun, aged 62, annuitant, born in the British Colonies, wife Margaret, aged 48, born in Ireland, and Mary Cope, aged 23, unmarried, visitor, born in Ireland. The death of Mary Cope was registered 1858/Q3 Carlisle. The death of William Gun was registered 1859/Q3 Carlisle. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VII (new series) Jul-Dec 1859 p316: July 28. At Banstock, aged 70, Major William Gun, formerly 56th Regt. (The digitisation has the regiment as the 36th but comparison with the occurrence of ‘35’ on the same page suggests that ‘56’ is correct.) ‘Banstock’ is possibly ‘Brunstock’ 4km NNE of Carlisle. In the period 1820-1850, the 56th (West Essex) Regiment of Foot moved from Ireland to Hull in 1827, in 1831 six out of the ten companies went to Jamaica and 1840-42 it was in Canada, then Ireland, before returning to England in 1844. Historical record of the Fifty-Sixth, or the West Essex Regiment of Foot: containing an account of the formation of the regiment in 1755, and of its subsequent services to 1844. Cannon, Richard. London : Parker, Furnivall, and Parker, 1844.


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1O18 John William Watson (1792-1858) Ann Watson (1795-1860)

IN MEMORY OF

JOHN WILLIAM WATSON M.D. F.R.S.E.

WHO DIED AUGUST 30TH 1858 AGED 66 YEARS

DY INSPECTR GENERAL OF HOSP Also

TO THE MEMORY OF ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE JOHN WILLIAM WATSON

WHO DIED APRIL 16TH 1860 AGED 65

Within same enclosure as IO16,17 In the 1851 census at 13 Edward Street, Bath: John W Watson, aged 59, M D H[os]p[ital] staff, born in Scotland, wife Ann, aged 56, born in Scotland, a visitor and two servants. The death of John William Watson, aged 66, was registered 1858/Q3 Bath. The death of Ann Watson, aged 65, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath.

1O20 John Hibbard (1827-1896) Margaret Charlotte Hibbard (1832-1859) Jane Sarah Hibbard (1830-1878) Catherine Hibbard (1836-1911) John Mole Hibbard (1857-1916)

East: JOHN HIBBARD

OF PARADISE HOUSE BATH WHO DIED 9TH FEBY 1896

AGED 68 YEARS

MARGARET CHARLOTTE HIS WIFE WHO DIED 2ND SEPTR 1859

AGED 27 YEARS

ALSO OF JANE SARAH HIS WIFE

WHO DIED 20TH JUNE 1878 AGED 48 YEARS

North:

ALSO OF CATHERINE HIBBARD

WHO DIED NOVEMBER 25TH 1911 AGED 74 YEARS

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

JOHN MOLE HIBBARD

Pink granite cross and tiered base with a grey granite slab. John Hibbard (1827-1896) Born circa 1827 son of John Hibbard and Elizabeth Hibbard, formerly Bendall. Baptised on 31 Jan 1827 at St James, Bath, son of John & Elizabeth Hibbard, of North Parade, father’s occupation: brewer. In the 1851 census with his mother at Paradise Row, Bath: John Hibbard, aged 24, brewer, born at Bath. Marriage to Margaret Charlotte Mole registered 1854/Q3 Bishops Stortford. Presumably took over the Holloway Brewery from his mother circa 1858. In the 1861 census at 9 Paradise Row, Bath: John Hibberd, aged 34, brewer employing 4 men 1


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WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 25TH 1916 AGED 59 YEARS

boy, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 32, born at Bath, children: Mary, John and Maude, and two servants. According to Images of Bath, the brewhouse of Holloway Brewery was in Paradise Row and, from a photograph of circa 1865, an extension to Paradise House was about to be added. In the 1871 census at Paradise, House, Holloway, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: John Hibbard, aged 44, brewer, born at Bath, wife Jane (!), aged 42, born at Brangling (Herts), and children: Maud, Harry, Elvlyn (sic) and Blanche, two general servants and a nurse. The death of Charlotte Hibbard, aged 39, was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at Paradise House, Bath: John Hubbard (sic), aged 54, widower, brewer employing 6 men, children: Mary, John M, Maude E, Harry, Brenda and Blanche, a visitor and two servants. In Kelly’s Directory of Somersetshire 1889: John Hibbard, brewer, Holloway brewery, Holloway & maltster, Lower Bristol Road, Bath. In the 1891 census at 9 Paradise Row, Bath: John Hibbard, aged 68, retired brewer, children: Mary M, Harry, Blanche and Maud, and two servants. The death of John Hibbard, aged 69, was registered 1896/Q1 Bath. Catherine Hibbard (1836-1911) Born circa 1836 daughter of John Hibbard & Elizabeth Hibbard, formerly Bendall. (Her widowed mother married Thomas Richards in 1854.) In the 1841 census, aged 6. In the 1861 census living with her step-father and mother at Parsonage Street, Dursley: Kate Hibbard, aged 25, born at Bath. In the 1871 census living with her step-father and her mother at Dursley: Kate Hibbard, aged 30, born at Bath. In the 1881 census living with her step-father and her mother: Catherine Hibbard, aged 44, step-daughter, unmarried, born at Bath. In the 1891 census at 24 Pembroke Road, Clifton: Catherine Hibbard, aged 53, single, living on own means, born at Bath (Somerset) and John H Collins, aged 7, nephew, scholar, born at Bath. In the 1901 census at St George’s Lodge, Lyncombe: Catherine Hibbard, aged 64, single, visitor, born at Bath. The death of Catherine Hibbard, aged 74, was registered 1911/Q4 Bath. John Mole Hibbard (1857-1916) Born on 8 May 1857 at Paradise House, son of John Hibbard, a brewer, and Margaret Charlotte Hibbard, formerly Mole (registered 1857/Q2 Bath). In the 1861 census ‘John’, aged 4, born at Bath. In the 1881 census, aged 22, brewer, born at Bath. In the Kelly’s Directories for Bath: 1898-1903 John M Hibbard, The Orchard, Bathford; 1904 Bannerdown road, Batheaston; 1905-1915 managing director, Bath Brewery Co, residence The Garth, Batheaston; 1917 The Den,


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Grosvenor. The Bath Brewery was located at Toll Bridge Road, Batheaston. In 1923 it was taken over by The Bristol Brewery George & Co Ltd. The building now houses a series of offices. The death of John M Hibbard, aged 66, was registered 1916/Q4 Bath.

1O21 John East (1787-1859) Sarah East (1797-1868) Sarah East (1819-1865)


JOHN EAST WHO DIED NOVR 7TH 1859

AGED 72 ALSO OF SARAH ONLY CHILD

OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JUNE 7TH 1865

AGED 46 ALSO OF SARAH HIS WIDOW WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

FEBRUARY 9TH 1868 AGED 72

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD REV. XIV.13

In the 1851 census at 35 Westgate Street, Bath: John East, aged 63, butcher, employing 2 men, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 54, born at Battersea, daughter Sarah, aged 32, born at Bath, and three servants. The death of John East, aged about 75, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 11 St James Street, Bath: Sarah East, aged 64, widow, proprietor of houses, born at Battersea, and daughter Sarah, aged 42, born at Bath. The death of Sarah East, aged 46, was registered 1865/Q2 Bath. The death of Sarah East, aged 71, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath.


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1O22 Amelia Maria Burney (1792-1868) Charles Rousseau Burney (1747-1819) Frances D’Arblay (1752-1840)

Sacred to the memory of

Amelia Maria Burney youngest Daughter of the late Charles Rousseau Burney, Esqre

of Bathampton and last surviving Niece

of Madame D’Arblay, the Novelist Deceased September 27: 1868

Aged 76 Years —◊—

Celtic cross, sandstone, delaminating pieces of the cross are coming away, being retained by the ivy. In the 1851 census at 13 Great Stanhope Street, Bath Amelia M Burney, aged 58, unmarried, fundholder, born in Middlesex, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 20 Charles Street, Bath: Amelia M Burney, aged 68, unmarried, fundholder &c, born in London, and three servants. The death of Amelia Maria Burney, aged 76, was registered 1868/Q3 Bath. Charles Rousseau Burney (1747-1819) There is a watercolour and pencil portrait at the National Portrait Gallery (NPG 1860) by Edward Francesco Burney. (Edward Francis Burney (1760-1848) born at Worcester was a brother. He enrolled in the Royal Academy School in 1776 and illustrated many books including Milton’s Paradise Lost and his cousin Fanny Burney’s novel Evelina.) Frances Burney (1752-1840)/Fanny Burney/Mme d’Arblay Born circa 1752 at King’s Lynn, daughter of Dr Charles Burney. In 1793 married General George d’Arblay, a French émigré. Diarist and novelist. Various portraits are held by the National Portrait Gallery, the main one being that by Edward Francesco Burney (NPG 2634). There are various biographies including entries in Encyclopaedia Britannica 1911 and the Dictionary of National Biography.


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1O23 Merril Horner Smith (1798-1871) Edward John Smith (1791-1873)

West: Sacred to the memory of South: Merril Horner Smith wife of E. J. Smith Esq. late of H.E.I.C. Civil Service died June 25th 1871 Aged 73 Years

North: Also of Edward John Smith Esq late Bengal Civil Service died July 17th 1873, Aged 82 Years

Catafalque with cross on top. Text in gothic script in a single line around the sides. Baptised on 21 Nov 1832 at Moradabad, West Bengal, India: Portia Jane Smith, daughter of Edward James & Merrie[l] Smith, date of birth 26 Jan 1832 [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 3 Waterloo Crescent, Dover: Edward A Smith, aged 60, East India Company’s service, born in London, wife Muriel, aged 52, born in Somerset, daughter Portia, aged 19, born in the East Indies B[ritish] S[ubject], and three servants. In the 1861 census at 3 Waterloo Crescent, Dover: Edward Jas Smith, aged 70, East India Service, born in London, wife Mariel Horner, aged 61, born at Marston Magna (Som), and four servants. In the 1871 census at 26 Pulteney Street, Bath Edward J Smith, aged 80, retired E. I. Coy. Civil Service, born in London, wife Morriel A, aged 73, born at Maerton Magna, and one servant. The death of Mary Horner Smith, aged 73, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. The death of Edward James Smith, aged 82, was registered 1873/Q3 Brighton.


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1O25 Isabella Stuart Swan (1853-1854) Robert Swan Isabella Swan

TO THE MEMORY OF ISABELLA STUART

DAUGHTER OF ROBERT AND ISABELLA SWAN DIED MAY 2_ 185[4]

AGED 8 MONTHS AND 14 DAYS

Very small grave The birth of Isabella Stuart Swan was registered 1853/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Laidlaw. The death of Isabella Stuart Swan was registered 1854/Q2 Bath.

1O26 Thomas James Giroux Moutrie (1853-1858) Thomas Broadwood Moutrie (1821-1896) Georgiana Cecilia Moutrie (1819-1886)

IN MEMORY OF THOMAS JAMES GIROUX

THE BELOVED SON OF T.B. AND G.C. MOUTRIE OF THIS CITY BORN SEPTR 30TH 1853. DIED FEBY 25TH 1858.

- “SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD.”

-

The marriage of Thomas Broadwood Moutrie to Georgianna Cecilia Seale was registered 1848/Q2 Bath. The birth of Thomas James Giroux Moutrie was registered 1853/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Seale. The death of Thomas James Giroux Moutue (sic), was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 13 & 14 George Street, Bath: Thomas B Moutrie, aged 38, teacher of dancing & ……, born at Bristol, wife Georgiana C, aged 38, born at Westminster, son Charles L, aged 2, Georgina Gene[vieve] Giroux, aged 71, unmarried, aunt in law, retired teacher of dancing, born at Westminster, three apprentices and five


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servants. The death of Georgiana Cecilia Moutrie, aged 67, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath. The death of Thomas Broadwood Moutrie, aged 75, was registered 1896/Q3 Bath.

1O27 Helen McBarnet Cuninghame (1864-1892) William Cuninghame Cuninghame (1826-1900)

H.Mc.B.C. DIED 23 JANUARY 1892.

HELEN MCBARNET CUNINGHAME

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM CUNINGHAME CUNINGHAME

BORN 11 FEBRUARY 1864, DIED 23 JANUARY 1892.

The other part of this grave is in the adjacent row (1N26). The death of Helen McBarnet Cuninghame, aged 27, was registered 1892/Q1 Bath. The death of William C Cuninghame, aged 74, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath.


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1P1 Frederick Blandy (1824-1896) Ellen Mary Margaret Blandy (1819-1893) Agnes Mary Blandy (1857-1915) George Dick (1766-1844)

South 1st shield: WITHIN THIS VAULT RESTS THE BODY OF A BELOVED HUSBAND AND FATHER

FREDERICK BLANDY BIRCHAMP HOUSE GLOUCESTERSHIRE

HUSBAND OF ELLEN MARY MARGARET BLANDY

YOUNGEST SON OF JOHN BLANDY OF ___ BORN 9TH MAY 1824 DIED 27TH JULY 1896

I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE JOHN ….

South 2nd shield:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE DICK

……………………………… BORN …………………….

…………………… AGED 76

South 3rd shield: ALSO

AGNES M…………. BLANDY BORN FEBRUARY 27: 1857

DIED JUNE 24: 1915 YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF

Altar tomb with pitched surface with shields on the faces. The 3 shields on the southern side and the single shield on the western side have inscriptions. The script is small and difficult to read.


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FREDERIC AND ELLEN BLANDY UNTIL THE DAY BREAK

AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY

West shield: WITHIN THIS VAULT

[LIES] THE BODY OF A BELOVED WIFE AND MOTHER

ELLEN MARY MARGARET WIFE OF

FREDERIC BLANDY OF BIRCHAMP HOUSE NEWLAND. GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

DAUGHTER OF JOHN THOMAS CAPT R. [N.] AND MARY CATHERINE HIS WIFE

AND GRAND DAUGHTER OF GEORGE DICK LIEUT GEN…………

BORN 4 FEBRUARY 1842 DIED 26TH JANUARY 18[93]

…… PERFECT PEACE

George Dick was acting Governor of Bombay 1792-1796. The death of George Dick, aged 79, was registered 1844/Q1 Bath. From The Times of Mon 18 Mar 1844 (p 1; Issue 18560; col A): On the 13th inst, at number 4, Catherine-Place, Bath, deeply lamented by his children and friends, in the 79th year of his age, George Dick, Lieutenant-General and senior officer in the Bengal Army. Will of George Dick, Lieutenant General in the Honorable East India Company's Service on the Bengal Establishment, date 30 Mar 1844, PROB 11/1994. For the controversy over his death and the subsequent exhumation, post mortem and inquest, see the Tombstone Trail pamphlet. On 25 Apr 1854 at St James, Westminster Frederick Blandy married Ellen Mary Margaret Thomas [IGI]. The birth of Grace Ellen Frederica Blandy was registered 1855/Q3 Wandsworth. The birth of Agnes Mary Blandy was registered 1857/Q2 Clifton. In the 1861 census at Leford House, East Budleigh (Devon): Frederick Blandy, aged 37, fundholder, born on Madeira (British Subject), wife Ellen, aged 39, fundholder, born in India (British Subject), children: Grace, aged 5, born at Tooting (Surrey), and Agnes, aged 4, born at Clifton (Glos), and five servants. In the 1871 census at East Budleigh (Devon): Fredk Blandy, aged 48, landowner & magistrate, born on Madeira British Subject, wife Ellen M M, aged 50, born in India British Subject, children: Grace, aged 15, born at Tooting, London, and Agnes, aged 14, born at Bristol, a governess and five servants. In the 1881 census at Newland (Glos): Fred. Blandy, aged 57, magistrate Glouc., born on Madeira British Subject, wife Ellen, aged 57, born in Bengal East Indies, daughter Agne[s], aged 24, born at Clifton (Glos), and six servants. In the 1891 census at Birchamp House, Newland (Glos): Fred Blandy, aged 66, living on own means, born on Madeira British Subject, wife Ellen, aged 64, born in India, daughter Agnes, aged 34, born at Clifton, a visitor and six servants. The death of Ellen Mary M Blandy, aged 74, was registered 1893/Q1 Bath.


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The death of Frederick Bland, aged 72, was registered 1896/Q3 Monmouth. In the 1901 census at 15 Duke Street, St Marylebone: Grace Blandy, aged 45, unmarried, living on own means, born at Tooting, sister Agnes, aged 44, unmarried, living on own means, born at Clifton, and two servants. From: 'Newland', A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 5: Bledisloe Hundred, St. Briavels Hundred, The Forest of Dean (1996), pp. 195-231. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=23260: “Birchamp House, in the north-east part of the village by the lane to Highmeadow, was built shortly before 1808, when it was called Newland Cottage. Before 1820 it was improved and enlarged to form a substantial classical-style residence.” In Kelly’s Directory of 1902 for Newland: Blandy, Misses, Birchamp House The death of Grace Blandy, aged 66, was registered 1910/Q4 Aston. A prospectus for the sale by auction on Fri 24 May 1911 of Birchamp House, Newland was produced in 1911.

1P2 Harriet Sawbridge (1818-1850)

North: Harriet Sawbrid of Bath Jany 23rd 1818 died June 7th 1850

West: Thy Kingdom come

East: Thy will be done

Gothic script on catafalque Baptised on 15 Oct 1807 at Stretton on Dunsmore (Warks): Frances Sawbridge, daughter of John Sikes & Frances Jane Sawbridge.


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Baptised on 11 Mar 1818 at Stretton on Dunsmore (Warks): Harriet Strawbridge, daughter of John Sikes & Frances Jane Sawbridge. In the 1841 census at Sion Place, Bath: Frances Sawbridge, aged 34, independent, Mary Sawbridge, aged 25, ind[ependent], Rosanna Sawbridge, aged 20, ind[ependent], and Harriet Sawbridge, aged 20, ind[ependent], and three servants. Will of Harriet Sawbridge, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date 9 Jul 1850, PROB 11/2117. In the 1851 census at 1 Sion Place, Bath: Frances Sawbridge, aged 43, unmarried, fundholder, born in Warwickshire, Jane Sawbridge, aged 41, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born in Warwickshire, Dulcibella Sawbridge, aged 36, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born in Warwickshire, Catherine Sawbridge, aged 34, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born in Warwickshire, and Laura Sawbridge, aged 29, unmarried, sister, born in North Wales, and four servants. In the 1861 census at Sulyard House, New Road, Tormoham (Devon): Frances Sawbridge, aged 50, unmarried, fundholder, born at Shetton (Warks), a visitor and a servant.

1P4 Francis John Smith Wilson (1787-1852)

IN MEMORY OF FRANCIS JOHN

SMITH WILSON ESQR DIED MAY 21ST 1852

AGED 65 YEARS

Slab In the 1851 census at 14 Widcombe Crescent, Bath: F J S Wilson, aged 64, unmarried, gentleman fundholder, born in London, and three servants. The death of Francis John Smith Wilson, aged 65, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. Will of Francis John Smith Wilson of Bath, Somerset, date 2 Jul 1852, PROB 11/2157.


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1P5 Philip Caddell (1776-1853) Mary Jane Caddell (1787-1862)


PHILIP CADDELL, ESQ: LATE OF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOS,

AND FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT IN THE CITY OF BATH,

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 30: 1853, AGED 77 YEARS

THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED.”

PROV: X.7

WHEN CHRIST, WHO IS OUR LORD, SHALL APPEAR, THEN SHALL YE ALSO APPEAR WITH HIM IN GLORY COLOSS.III.4

ALSO

TO THE MEMORY OF MARY JANE CADDELL

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MARCH 13: 1862 AGED 74 YEARS

THERE REMAINETH A REST TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD” HEB. IV.9

Grey granite slab. Possibly the Philip Caddell who appears in the 1811 London and County Directory as a member of the Royal College of Surgeons. In the 1841 census at 18 Royal Crescent, Bath: Philip Caddell, aged 65, ind[ependent], Mary Caddell, aged 50, and six servants. In the 1851 census at 18 Royal Crescent, Bath: Philip Caddell, aged 73, fundholder, born in the West Indies, wife Mary Jane, aged 63, born in the West Indies, and six servants. The death of Philip Caddell, aged 77, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath. Will of Philip Caddell of Bath, Somerset, date 15 Aug 1853, PROB 11/2176. In the 1861 census at 18 Royal Crescent, Bath: Mary J Caddell, aged 73, widow, fundholder, born at Barbadoes, W Indies, Elizabeth Caddell, aged 81, unmarried, sister in law, born at Barbadoes, and six servants. The death of Mary Caddell, aged 74, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.


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1P6 Elizabeth Caddell (1805-1874)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF [ELIZA]BETH CADDELL

Catafalque. Delaminating, southern part gone. On northern side only part of the name. In the 1871 census at 24 River Street, Bath: Elizabeth Caddell, aged 66, unmarried, dividends, born on Island of Barbadoes, Mary Caddell, aged 31 (!), unmarried, sister, born on Island of Barbadoes, and one servant. The death of Elizabeth Caddell, aged 69, was registered 1874/Q2, aged 69. In the 1861 census at 24 River Street, Bath: Mary Caddell, aged 71, unmarried, income derived from dividends, born on Barbadoes British Subject, and one servant.

1P7 Elizabeth Brodhurst (1793-1854) William Brodhurst (1756-1846) Ann Reed (1773-1855)

IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH BRODHURST OF LYNCOMBE LODGE

IN THE PARISH OF LYNCOMBE IN THIS CITY

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM BRODHURST

OF MANSFIELD IN THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 2ND DAY OF AUGUST 185[4]

AGED 61 YEARS

ALSO IN MEMORY OF

ANN REED DURING MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS

THE FAITHFUL AND VALUED

Baptised on 13 Feb 1756 at the Old Meeting – Presbyterian, Mansfield (Notts): William Brodhurst [IGI]. Baptised on 3 Aug 1793 at the Old Meeting – Presbyterian, Mansfield (Notts): Elizabeth, daughter of William & Mary Brodhurst [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Blind Lane, Mansfield (Notts):


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ATTENDANT OF THE ABOVE NAMED ELIZABETH BRODHURST

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 23RD DAY OF AUGUST 1855

AGED 82 YEARS

William Brodhurst, aged 85, ind[ependent], William Brodhurst Jnr, aged 50, merchant, Elizabeth Brodhurst, aged 45, Maria White, aged 30, and Mary Clarke, aged 35, and seven servants. The death of William Brodhurst was registered 1846/Q4 Mansfield. Will of William Brodhurst of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, date 12 Dec 1846, PROB 11/2046. In the 1851 census at Lyncombe Vale, Bath: Elizabeth Broadhurst, aged 57, unmarried, railway proprietor, born at Mansfield (Notts), Ann Reed, aged 78, lady’s maid, born at Y…ton (Glos), and two other servants. The death of Eliza Brodhurst, aged 61, was registered 1854/Q4 Bath. Will of Elizabeth Brodhurst, Spinster of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire,

date 21 Sep 1854, PROB 11/2197. 1P8 Mary Ann Cooban

(1767-1855) Amelia Cooban (1805-1869)


MARY ANN COOBAN ELDEST DAUGHTER OF JOHN COOBAN OF PLYMOUTH DEVON ESQUIRE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IN THE 88TH YEAR OF HER AGE

APRIL 28TH 1855

North: ALSO OF

AMELIA COOBAN HER NIECE

WHO DIED 17TH NOVEMBER 1869 AGED 64

In the 1841 census at Green Park Buildings, Bath: Mary Ann Cooban, aged 65, independent, Mary Ann Cooban, aged 30, independent, Amelia Cooban, aged 25, and two servants. In the 1851 census at 36 Green Park, Bath: Elizabeth Kidd, aged 39, unmarried, fundholder, born at Liverpool, a servant and Amelia Cooben, aged 44, unmarried, lodger, born at Lostwithiel (Cornwall). In the 1851 census at 9 Seymour Place, Bath: Mary A Cooban, aged 83, unmarried, fundholder, born at Plymouth, Mary A Cooban, aged 50, niece, unmarried, born at Deal (Kent), and two servants.


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The death of Mary Ann Cooban, aged 87, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath. Will of Mary Ann Cooban, Spinster of Seymour Street in the City of Bath, Somerset, date 5 May 1855, PROB 11/2211. From The Times of 11 Jun 1858: On the 9th inst. at St. Pancras New Church, London, by the Rev. John Fisher Turner, vicar of Winkleigh, Devon, Charles Henry Turner, Esq., District Registrar of Her Majesty’s Court of Probate, Exeter, to Mary Ann Cooban, of Bath, eldest daughter of the late Robert Baron Cooban, Lieutenant Royal Navy. Robert Baron Cooban was Lieutenant in Command of the 14-gun cutter HMS Kent which took part in an attack on the French island of Noirmoutier in Jul 1800. There is an elaborate plaque to Robert Baron Cooban, son of John Cooban, of Plymouth, and to his wife Catherine inside Lostwithiel church. A Catherine Cooban, aged 46, of Bridge-end, was buried at Lostwithiel on 12 Sep 1819. Will of Robert Baron Cooban, Lieutenant of His Majesty's Sloop Martin, date 19 Feb 1812, PROB 11/1530. The death of Amelia Cooban, aged 57, was registered 1869/Q4 Keynsham. A Tooker Cooban was, along with others, given an award for work done during the 1849 cholera outbreak in Plymouth. There was a John Cooban who was a JP for Devon, see for example the Devon Quarter Sessions of 1790 and a John Cooban was Mayor of Plymouth 1789-1790. In the Universal British Directory (of Trade, Commerce and Manufacture) of 1791 under Plymouth the name seems to be ‘Cobham’ and appears as ‘Cobham J. Esq.’ but there is also in the ‘Physic’ section ‘Cooban George, Surgeon’. Will of George Cooban, Surgeon of Plymouth, Devon, date 3 Jun 1818, PROB 11/1605. There was a later generation of Coobans near Plymouth with George Rundle Cooban (1798-1861), landed proprietor, born at Plymouth, with wife Louisa (1797-1872) at Meavy (Devon) in the 1851 census, with Louisa as widow at Plympton St Maurice in the 1861 census and at Plymouth in the 1871 census. The marriage of George Rundle Cooban to Louisa Gibson was registered 1849/Q2 Plymouth. From Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Chronicle vol LXXXI Jan-Jun 1811 p299: At Verdun, where he had been six years prisoner of war, Lieut. R. B.


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Cooban, R.N. youngest son of the late John C. esq. of Plymouth. From The Times of Mon 1 Apr 1828 p3 (Issue 13572) On the 18th inst., in London, after a lingering illness, Miss Amelia Cooban, second daughter of the late John Cooban, Esq., of Plymouth. Will of Amelia Cooban, Spinster of Walcot, Somerset, date 14 Jun 1828, PROB 11/1741 may be for a sister of Mary Ann Cooban. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol CIII Jul-Dec 1833 p90 in a list of deaths: Lately … In Baker-st., aged 27, Tooke Cooban, esq. son of the late George Cooban, esq. and grandson of John Cooban, esq. of Plymouth. (The name Cooban is mainly associated with Lancashire and in particular Liverpool.) See separate entries related to a tablet in the Chapel of Rest.

There is also a memorial plaque within Bath Abbey to Amelia Cooban, second daughter of John Cooban of Plymouth, born on 26 Nov 1779, who died on 18 Apr 1818 and to Mary Ann Cooban, born on 17 Sep 1767, who died on 28 Apr 1855, stating that her remains are buried in the Abbey Cemetery.


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1P9 Anna Huntley (1804-1855) Henry Vere Huntley (1795-1864)


ANNA WIFE OF SIR HENRY V HUNTLEY R.N.

DIED AT BATH MARCH 27TH 1855

AGED 51 THY WILL BE DONE

Slab. The inscription is in the opposite direction to others in this row. A Naval Biographical Dictionary: Comprising the Life and Services of Every Living Officer in Her Majesty's Navy, from the Rank of Admiral of the Fleet to that of Lieutenant, Inclusive. London, England: John Murray, 1849 (pages 556, 557) gives a biography of Sir Henry Vere Huntley including his marriage on 22 Sep 1832 to Anne Skinner and that they had two sons and a daughter. Various other relatives are mentioned. He was Lieutenant Governor of the Gambia 1840-41 and ninth Governor of Prince Edward Island in the period 1841-1847. Author of various books including: Peregrine Scramble, or, Thirty Years' Adventures of a Blue Jacket (2 vols., London 1849), Observations upon the Free Trade Policy of England in Connection with the Sugar Act of 1846 (London, 1849), Seven years' Service on the Slave Coast of Western Africa ( 2 vols., London 1850) and California, Its Gold and Its Inhabitants (2 vols., London, 1856, republished in an updated form in 2003 by Carl Mautz Publishing). He died at Santos, Brazil in 1864. He has an entry in the Dictionary of Canadian Biography. The death of Anna Huntley, aged 54, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath. The marriage of Henry Vere Huntley was registered 1859/Q4 Newton Abbot.

1P10 Mary Dormer Stirling (1825-1890) Joseph Francis Stirling (1798-1860)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY DORMER

WIFE OF CAPTAIN J. F. STIRLING R.N. DIED 21ST JUNE 1890, AGED 65.

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


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Celtic cross. Upright delaminated. Smaller marble cross (now laid flat) Baptised on 24 Aug 1824 at St Mary’s Warwick: Mary Dormer Luard, daughter of Peter Francis & Mary Magdalene Luard. In the New Edinburgh Almanac and National Repository 1853 (p 609) under Edinburgh Royal Naval Club: Commander Joseph F Stirling. From the British Naval Biographical Dictionary 1849 (p 1121) Joseph Francis Stirling entered the Navy on 27 Jun 1811, was appointed commander on 2 Jan 1843 and from then was on half-pay. The death of Joseph Francis Stirling, aged 62, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 98 Sydney Place, Bath: Mary D Stirling, aged 36, widow, lady, born at Warwick, children: Amelia M, aged 7, born at Bath, and Charles J, aged 3, born at Bath, Lucy Luard, aged 38, unmarried, lady, born at Warwick, and four servants. In the 1881 census at Heywood Cottage, Holdenhurst (Hants): Louisa L Luard, aged 83, unmarried, independent, born at Abergavenny, Julia L Luard, aged 53, unmarried, niece, born in London, Mary D Stirling, aged 56, widow, born at Warwick, and three servants. The death of Mary Dormer Stirling, aged 65, was registered 1890/Q2 Kensington.

1P11 Mary Bowes (1776-1855) Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes (-1810) Mary Eleanor Bowes (1749-1800)


MARY BOWES DAUGHTER OF A.R.S. BOWES ESQR AND ELEANOR COUNTESS OF STRATHMORE

WHO CALMLY RESIGNED HER LIFE 26TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1855 AT THE AGE OF 79 LOVED AND REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER

Inscription on the southern side. In the 1851 census at 12 Norfolk Buildings, Bath:


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Mary Bowes, aged 73, unmarried, annuitant, born at Whickham (Durham), and two servants. The death of Mary Bowes, aged 79, was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. The ‘Eleanor Countess of Strathmore’ is ‘Mary Eleanor Bowes Countess of Strathmore (1749-1800)’ and ‘A R S Bowes’ her second husband Andrew Robinson Stoney. Mary Eleanor Bowes, born on 24 Feb 1749, daughter of George Bowes and Mary Gilbert, on 24 Feb 1767, married John Bowes (1737-1776), 9th Earl of Strathmore. They had five children including John Lyon-Bowes (1769-1820), 10th Earl, and Thomas Bowes-Lyon (1773-1846), 11th Earl. Through the provision in a will, the countess’s husbands had to adopt the ‘Bowes’ surname. There are various accounts of the two marriages. In particular the abduction by Stoney Bowes of his wife after she filed for a divorce in 1785 led to a series of trials. Eventually the divorce was finalised in a trial which revealed how Bowes had systematically deprived the Countess of her liberty and abused her. The divorce was granted on 3 Mar 1789. Stoney Bowes died in prison, on 16 Jun 1810. The novel The Luck of Barry Lyndon by William Makepeace Thackeray was based on an account of the countess’s life which he had heard from a grandson. There was also another child of Andrew Robinson Stoney Bowes and Eleanor Bowes: William Johnstone Bowes (1782-1807), born on 8 May 1782, who was a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy and died in Feb 1807 in the Indian Ocean. Wedlock: How Georgian Britain’s Worst Husband Met His Match by Wendy Moore, Weidenfield & Nicholson concerns Andrew Robinson Stoney and his marriage. It was reviewed in The Guardian of Sat 24 Jan 2009,

1P12 Maria Frances Scott (1849-1855) John Sowdon Scott (1811-) Teresa Ann Scott (1821-1875) John Douglas Scott (1845-1855)


MARIA FRANCES [DEAR]LY LOVED CHILD [OF CAP]TAIN AND MRS [JOHN] SOWDON SCOTT [BORN] JULY 14TH 1849 [DIED] APRIL 29TH 1855

……………… WITHER ………………… FADETH THY SPIRIT SWEET


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WHICH LIVETH

[THIS] MONUMENT IS EREC[TED] [BY] HER AFFECTIONATE

[MATERNAL] GRANDMOTHER


JOHN DOUGLAS THE BELOVED AND LAST

SURVIVING CHILD OF JOHN SOWDON AND TERESA ANN SCOTT DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER 3RD 1855

AGED 10 YEARS

GOD HAS TAKEN AWAY MY ONLY SON FROM ME

BUT HE HAS GIVEN HIS ONLY SON FOR ME

THEY WERE LOVELY AND PLEASANT IN THEIR LIVES

AND IN DEATH THEY ARE NOT DIVIDED

THIS MONUMENT IS

ERECTED TO THIS MUCH LOVE[D] CHILD BY HIS DEEPLY

SORROWING MOTHER AND MATERNAL GRANDMOTHER

Two marble columns (now laid flat) which have weathered in places. In the 1841 census at 44 Pulteney Street, Bath: Ann Morris, aged 50, ind[ependent, Teresa Morris, aged 20, and three servants. The marriage of John Sowdon Scott to Teresa Ann Morris at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1844/Q3 Bath. The birth of John Douglas Scott was registered 1845/Q3 Medway. In the 1851 census at 1 Waterloo Place, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): John S Scott, aged 39, late Capt. Army landed proprietor & annuitant, born at Swinds, Ireland, wife Louisa A, aged 30, born in Gloucestershire, children: John D, aged 5, born at Brompton (Kent), and Maria F, aged 1, born at ‘Newport Barnstable’, and four servants. The death of Maria Frances Scott, aged 5, was registered 1855/Q2 Bath. The marriage of Teresa Ann Scott to James D Carmichael was registered 1869/Q4 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). See separate entry for James Dodrington Carmichael and Teresa Ann Carmichael in Section 1 Row N.


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1Q1 Robert Harvey Forssman (1843-1844) Alexander St John Henry Joseph Forssmann (1803-) Eliza Isabella Forssman (1817-)

ROBERT HARVEY THE INFANT SON OF

[ALEXANDE]R ST JOHN AND

ELIZA ISABELLA FORSSMAN OF ST PETERSBURG

BORN SEPTEMBER 20TH 1843 DIED IN BATH

OCTOBER 29TH 1844 -

OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN”

Baptised on 13 Aug 1817 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London: Eliza Isabella, daughter of John & Rosanna Harvey [IGI] Baptised on 10 Dec 1841 at The British Chaplaincy, St Petersburg, Russia: Henry St John, son of Alexander St John Henry Joseph Forssman & Eliza Isabella Harvey, date of birth 11 Oct 1841 [IGI]. Baptised on 9 Dec 1843 at The British Chaplaincy, St Petersburg, Russia: Robert Harvey, son of Alexander St John Henry Joseph Forssman & Eliza Isabella Harvey, date of birth 20 Sep 1843 [IGI]. The death of Robert Harvey Forssmann, aged 1, was registered 1844/Q4 Bath. A death notice appeared in The Times of Tue 5 Nov 1844 (p7; Issue 18760; col F) On 29th ult., Robert Henry, infant son of A. St. John Forssmann, Esq., of St. Petersburgh. From The Times of Tue 11 Mar 1856 (p11; Issue 22312; col C): The Bank of Egypt have appointed Mr A. St. John Forssmann one of their managers in Egypt. Mr. Forssmann has had extensive experience in merchantile affairs in almost all parts of the Continent, and was strongly recommended by Mr. Weguelin, the Governor of the Bank of England, and a number of leading London merchants. The Times of Sat 6 Mar 1858 (p7; Issue 22934; col A) in a report on the annual accounts of the Bank of Egypt had “With regard to the new


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branch at Cairo, the premises have been purchased and arrangements made with a view to its being opened very shortly. Mr. Forssmann will take charge of the branch …” In the 1861 census at 4 Hill Road, St Marylebone, London: John Harvey, aged 74, widower, Com. Cl. Russia trade, born at Londond[erry], Ireland, William H Harvey, aged 33, son, unmarried, Cl. in Life Off, born at St Petersburg British Subject, Alexr St J Forssman, aged 57, son in law, merchant, born at Hamburgh (sic) British Subject, Eliza J Forssman, aged 43, daughter, born in London, Henry St J Forssman, aged 19, grandson, born at St Petersburg Russia British Subject, and two servants. (Forssman and its variants are associated with Sweden. There were various Forssman marriages at the British Chaplaincy at St Petersburg circa 1820. There is also a reference to a Christina Forsman in connection with Vladimir Nabokov, although one author suggests that the name is an anagram of ‘Roman Sirina’ or, in English, ‘Sirin’s novel’.)

1Q2 Doveton Chalmers Greentree Swan (1845-1852) James Swan (-1865) Eleanor Swan (1813-)


DOVETON CHALMERS GREENTREE

ONLY SON OF JAMES AND ELEANOR SWAN

OF THE ISLAND OF CEYLON

WHO DIED 17TH FEBY 1852 AGED 6 YEARS AND

6 MONTHS -

“HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS WITH HIS ARM AND CARRY THEM IN HIS BOSOM.”

Baptised on 19 Sep 1813 of St Helena: Eleanor Greentree, daughter of Thomas & Eliza Greentree [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 36 Pulteney Street, Bath: Thomas Greentree, aged 63, E.I.C.S. pensioner, born on St Helena, wife Eliza, aged 62, born on St Helena, Eleanor Swan, aged 38, married, visitor, born on St Helena, and children: Eliza, aged 8, born at Ceylon,


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Doveton, aged 4, born at Ceylon, and Eleanor B, aged 2, born at Ceylon, Isabel K Jolly, aged 6, granddaughter, born at Ceylon, and five servants. The death of Doveton Chalmers Green[t]ree Swan, aged 5, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 15 Lansdown Place, Kensington: Eliza Greentree, aged 71, widow, born on St Helena, Eleanor Swan, aged 47, daughter, married, born on St Helena, Anne W Greentree, aged 45, daughter, unmarried, born on St Helena, Doveton W Greentree, aged 33, unmarried Capt. Army Unatt. Sec. to Council Military Education, born on St Helena, Eliza A Swan, aged 18, granddaughter, born at Ceylon, Eleanor B Swan, aged 12, granddaughter, born at Ceylon, Annie Swan, aged 7, granddaughter, born at Bath, and three servants. From a website in Sri Lanka maintained by Kavan U. Ratnatunga, Astronomer, Associate Research Professor, Physics Department, Carnegie Mellon University: SWAN, J. & CO. From an early directory it is found that J. Swan was a planter in 1845 on an estate called Morankande, Harispattu, in Central Province. In 1848 he had joined a firm styled Swan, Keir & Co. In 1849 he was the Secretary of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce but in 1850 was its Chairman. In 1855 he was living at Marandhan and, as the Marandhan token bears the date 1856, he seems by then to have carried on business under his own name as James Swan & Co. The St. Sebastian Mills token is associated with the first coconut oil mills established in Colombo in 1832, which Ackland & Boyd (1829-1848) acquired from the Ceylon Government. These mills were first started by Governor Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Bart (23 Oct. 18316 Nov. 1837), and actually ran on Government account for a short time. Considerable progress was made in the manufacture of oil, and Ackland Sc Boyd introduced into the mills the first oil machinery in Ceylon worked by steam. As Ackland & Boyd went into liquidation in 1848 it would seem that the mills then passed into the hands of James Swan & Co. James Swan died in 1865 and the name of the firm disappears from the directories after that date. (There was also a James Swan (1817-1880) who was principal assistant colonial secretary in Ceylon. He married Anna Eliza Charlotta de Vos.) In the 1871 census at Loosely Row, Princes Risborough (Bucks):


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Isabella Maria Watson, aged 61, married, physician’s wife, born at Maidenhead (Berks), Mary A S Watson, aged 27, unmarried, daughter, born at Maidenhead, Eleanor Swan, aged 57, widow, lodger, member of council, born on St Helena, a visitor, three boarders and three servants. In the 1881 census at 16 Cornfield Terrace, Eastbourne (Sussex): Ellen Swan, aged 67, widow, no occupation, born on St Helena.


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1WA1 William Baldock (1792-1854) Henry Hemsley Severs (1836-1915) Julia Elizabeth Severs (1842-1925)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM BALDOCK

FORMERLY LIEUTENANT IN 95TH RIFLES WHO DIED FEBY 28TH 1854 AGED 61


HENRY HEMSLEY SEVERS BORN 1836 DIED 1915

SON IN LAW OF THE ABOVE UNTIL THE SHADOWS FLEE

On scroll at base:

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY

OF JULIA ELIZABETH SEVERS,

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

In the 1851 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath: William Baldock, aged 58, landed proprietor, born at Kingston on Thames, wife Julia Elizth, aged 45, born in London, daughter Julia Elizth, aged 8, born at Sevenoaks (Kent), Ellen Martin, aged 36, unmarried, sister in law, born at Brompton (Middx), and for servants.


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BORN 30TH JUNE 1842 DIED 16TH MARCH 1925

The death of William Baldock, aged 61, was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Henry Hemsley Severs to Julia Elizabeth Baldock at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1864/Q3 Bath. The birth of Ada Severs was registered 1866/Q2 Kensington. The birth of Julia Elizabeth Severs was registered 1867/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Baldock. The birth of William Baldock Severs was registered 1868/Q2 Hampstead. In the 1881 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath: Julia C Baldock, aged 75, widow, income from funds dividends &c, born in London, Julia E Severs, aged 38, married, daughter, born at Sevenoaks, Ada Severs, aged 15, grand-daughter, born at Hampstead (Middx), Julia E Severs, aged 14, grand-daughter, born at Bath, William B Severs, aged 12, grandson, born at Hampstead, and three servants. In the 1891 census at The Gerards, High Street, Harrow (Middx): Henry H Severs, aged 54, surveyor, born in London, wife Julia E, aged 48, living in their own means, born at Sevenoaks (Kent), daughter Julia E, aged 24, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 210 Gloucester Terrace, Paddington, London: Henry H Severs, aged 64, retired merchant, born in London EC, wife Julia, aged 58, born at Sevenoaks (Kent), children: Ada, aged 35/38, unmarried, born at Paddington, and Julia E S, aged 34, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Henry Hemsley Severs, aged 78, was registered 1915/Q1 Bath,


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1WA2 John Richard Alexander (1829-1869) Thomas Alexander (1768-1843) Charlotte Alexander (1790-1875)

Headstone: Sacred to the Memory of

CHARLOTTE Widow of the late Admiral Thomas Alexander She died at ……………………………… July 23rd 1859

……………………………………………………………… who……………………………………………………… of …………………………………………………………

(several lines of text in smaller script)

On plinth at base of cross:

IN MEMORY OF JOHN RICHARD ALEXANDER COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY

ONLY CHILD OF ADMIRAL ALEXANDER

AND CHARLOTTE HIS WIFE BORN MARCH 20TH 1829

DIED JANY 19TH 1869 “I WAIT FOR THE LORD”

On 13 Feb 1836 at St Mary’s, Portsea Edward Herrick married Charlotte Alexander [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Fareham (Hants): Thomas Alexander, aged 73, R.N. H.P, not born in Hampshire, Charlotte Alexander, aged 43, not born in Hampshire, Thos. Galloway, aged 60, R.N. H.P., not born in Hampshire, and three servants. An obituary for Admiral Thomas Alexander appeared in Gentleman’s Magazine Vol XIX (new series) Jan-Jun 1843 p322 but does not mention his wife or children. Will of Thomas Alexander, Admiral in Her Majesty's Navy of Fareham , Hampshire, date 11 Feb 1843, PROB 11/1974. In the 1851 census at Little Park, Mylor (Cornwall): Edward Herrick, aged 57, Commander RN, born at Cork, wife Charlotte, aged 38, lady, born in London, children: Harriett, aged 14, born at Mylor, Charlotte, aged 8, born at Mylor, and Edward, aged 5, born at Mylor, Charlotte Alexander, aged 61, widow, visitor, born in London, a governess and two servants. In the 1861 census at Woodside Purbrook, Southwick (Hants): Edward Herrick, aged 67, Captain RN retired, born at Cork, wife Charlotte, aged 47, born in London, daughter Charlotte, aged 18, born at Mylor (Cornwall), Charlotte Alexander, aged 71, widow, mother in law, born in London, and three servants. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XIII Jul-Dec 1862 p117 At Woodside, near Purbrook, Hants, aged 69, Capt. Edward Herrick, R.N., one of the last survivors of Trafalgar.


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From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XV Jul-Dec 1863 p809 Nov. 7. … At Southsea, Charlotte, widow of Edward Herrick, R.N. The death of Charlotte Mary Alexander, aged 86, was registered 1875/Q4 Portsea. From the List of Officers of the Royal Navy/ The Navy List, London, John Murray, 1850 p64 in the list of Mates: 1848 … John Richard Alexander 14 Aug From The New Navy List of 1850, London: Parker, Furnivall and Parker, 1850 on p118 in a list of Lieutenants: 1850 … John Richard Alexander 13 Nov From the Annual Register 1853, London: F & J Rivington, 1854 p 201 in a list of marriages: December 15 … At Sierra Leone, John Richard Alexander, Lieut. H>M.S. Penelope, to Jane Letitia Troubridge, daughter of Rear-Adm. Bruce, Commander-in-chief on the West Coast f Africa. From Knightage & Companionage, p73 their residence was Castlerock. Co. Londonderry In the 1861 census on board HMS Ariel: John R Alexander, aged 32, married, commander, born at Fareham (Hants). In the Navy List of 1862, London: John Murray 1862 on p18 in a list of Commanders: 1858 … John Richard Alexander 28 May From The Register 1869 p249: In Dublin, aged 39, John Richard Alexander, Commander, R.N., only son of the late Admiral Thomas Alexander, of Fareham, Hants. The dispute over the handling of his will appeared in The Law Journal of 1866 (p142).


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1WA3 Helen Simms (1845-1859) Ann Duc (1791-1864) George Hornblower Simms (1819-1889) Ann Christie (1770-1866) Margaret Ann Simms (1825-1916)

Sacred TO THE

MEMORY OF HELEN

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF GEORGE H. SIMMS ESQRE

OF BATHWICK HILL WHO DIED 23RD NOVR 1859

IN THE 15TH YEAR OF HER AGE -

ENDEARED BY HER BRILLIANT TALENT AND AMIABLE DISPOSITION TO EVERY RELATIVE AND FRIEND.

- ALSO OF MRS ANN DUC

WHO DIED AT AN ADVANCED AGE OCTR 23RD 1864

ALSO OF MRS ANN CHRISTIE

WHO DIED JANY 4TH 1866 AGED 95 YEARS -

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF G. H. SIMMS FATHER OF THE ABOVE HELEN ….

- ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF MARGARET ANN SIMMS

WIDOW OF … G.H. SIMMS WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 9TH 1916 AGED 93

The marriage of George Hornblower Simms to Margaret Anne Pierpoint was registered 1842/Q4 Worcester. The birth of Helen Simms was registered 1845/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pierepoint. In the 1851 census at Montebello, Bathwick Hill, Bath: George Hornblower Simms, aged 32, brewer, born at Bath, wife Margaret Ann, aged 26, born at Worcester, children: Margaret Ann, aged 6, born at Bath, and Helen, aged 5, born at Bath, a governess and five servants (a footman and four house servants). The death of Helen Simms, aged 14, was registered 1859/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 4 Royal York Crescent, Clifton: Geo. Simms, aged 42, proprietor of houses &c, born at Bath, wife Margt, aged 36, born at Worcester, daughter Margt, aged 16, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1871 census at 26 Royal Crescent, Bath: George H Simms, aged 52, income from dividends & int[erest] of money, born at Bath, wife Margaret, aged 46, born at Worcester, Margaret Hercombe, aged 26, daughter, married, born at Bath, Crosbie Hercombe, aged 28, son in law, late of 7th Dragoon Guards, born at Dublin, and five servants. The death of George Hornblower Simms, aged 70, was registered 1889/Q2 Paddington. The death of Margaret A Simms, aged 93, was registered 1916/Q3


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Reading. The death of Ann Duc, aged 73, was registered 1864/Q4 Bath. From the burial book: Ann Duc, aged 74, of 8 Pierrepont Street, died on 23 Oct 1864. In the 1861 census at 15 Pulteney Street, Bath: Ann Christie, aged 88, widow, fundholder, born at Hartlebury (Worcs). The death of Anne Christie, aged 95, was registered 1866/Q1 Bath. From the burial book: Ann Christie, aged 95, of Pulteney Street, widow of James, died on 4 Jan 1866.

1WA4 Mary Anna James (1812-1863) John James (1803-1872)

East: Sacred

to the memory of Mary Anna

the wife of John James 2 Cornwall Terrace, Regent’s Park

obiit 26th April, 1863 North:

Also in memory of the aforesaid John James, Esquire, of London,

obiit 27th August 1872, Ætat. 69.

Gothic script. The death of Mary Anna James, aged 50, was registered 1863/Q2 Bath. Possible entry in the 1871 census at 3 Rivers Street, Bath: John James, aged 67, unmarried (!), retired paper manufacturer, born in Scotland. The death of John James, aged 69, was registered 1872/Q3 Marylebone.


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1WA5 William Smith (1811-1882) Mary Pritchard Mary Collis (1798-1882) Richard Collis

WILLIAM SMITH FATHER OF MARY PRITCHARD

WHO DIED APRIL 6TH 1882 AGED 71 -

ALSO OF MARY, WIDOW OF RICHARD COLLIS OF POOLE ……………………………………………………DORSETSHIRE

WHO DIED MAY 5TH 1882 AGED 84

On 20 Jan 1827 at Poole, Richard Collis married Mary Randall. In the 1841 census at King Street, Poole: Mary Collis, aged 40, wife of mariner, born in Dorset. In the 1861 census at King Street, Poole: Mary Collis, aged 63, mariner’s widow, lodger, born at Sturminster (Dorset). In the 1881 census at Forefield House, Bath: William Smith, aged 60, unmarried, living on dividends, born at Andover (Hants), and Mary Collis, aged 83, widow, servant, born at Sturminster (Dorset). The death of Mary Collis, aged 84, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath.

1WA6 Sarah Abraham (1800-1865)


SARAH ABRAHAM OF THIS CITY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 23RD JULY 1865

AGED 65 YEARS BLESSED ARE THE DEAD ……………… IN…………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………

In the 1851 census at 11 Raby Place, Bath: Sarah Abraham, aged 51, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, and three servants.


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In the 1861 census at 11 Raby Place, Bath: Sarah Abraham, aged 61, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bathwick, Bath, a visitor, and three servants. From the burial book, Sarah Abraham, spinster, of 11 Raby Place, Bath, died aged 65 at Weymouth on 25 Jul 1865.

1WA7 Kate Barker (1859-1950)

KATE BARKER DIED 20TH DECEMBER 1950

AGED 91

The death of Kate Barker, aged 91, was registered 1950/Q4 Bath.

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Julius Hall (1792-1869) Charles Hall Elizabeth Patience Hall (1792-1848) Louisa Eliza Gilbert Hall (1830-1900)

East: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF JULIUS HALL

SON OF THE LATE CHARLES HALL ESQRE M.D.

DIED JANY 17TH 1869 North:

Also to ELIZABETH PATIENCE

HIS WIFE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE THOMAS PHILLIPPS ESQRE

OF COLLIPRIEST HOUSE, DEVON DIED OCTR. 24TH 1848.

South: Also to

LOUISA ELIZA GILBERT HALL

DAUGHTER OF JULIUS HALL. DIED JULY 5TH 1900


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Obelisk On 21 Aug 1827 at Stoke Damerel Julius Hall married Elizabeth Patience Monkton. The death of Elizabeth Patience Hall, aged 56, was registered 1848/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at Abbey Villa, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath (by Forefield Place): Julius Hall, aged 64, widower, land proprietor, born at Bred... (Northants), children: Louisa Eliza G, aged 21, born at Tavistock, Anne W Clark, aged 16, born at Plymouth, and one servant. In the 1861 census at 45 Pulteney Street, Bath: Julius Hall, aged 72, widower, landholder &c, born in Northamptonshire, children: Louisa E G, aged 30, fund holder, born at Tavistock (Devon), Anne W S, aged 26, fund holder, born at Plymouth, and two servants. The death of Julius Hall, aged 77, was registered 1869/Q1 Bath. The death of Louisa Eliza G Hall, aged 70, was registered 1900/Q3 Bath. Collipriest House is near Tiverton.


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1WA11 Edward Parrey (1794-1867) Ulrica Sarah Parrey (1798-1877)


READ ADMIRAL EDWARD PARREY AFTER A LONG & HONORABLE CAREER

IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY DIED AT BATH JANY 27TH 1867 IN THE 69TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

HIGHLY ESTEEMED IN HIS PROFESSION AND IN PRIVATE THE UNIVERSALLY

BELOVED AND RESPECTED HIS MEMORY WILL LING BE CHERISHED

BY EVERY SURVIVING FRIEND

THIS HUMBLE TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION TO THE BEST OF HUSBANDS IS ERECTED

BY HIS BEREAVED WIDOW 1.COR.XV CHAP.42.44.53.54 VERSES

ULRICA SARAH PARREY

WIDOW OF REAR ADMIRAL PARREY DEPARTED THIS LIFE

ON THE 10TH MARCH 1877 AND HER REMAINS REST IN

THIS GRAVE

Baptised on 12 Nov 1798 at Deptford (Kent), Ulrica Sarah Burn, daughter of Daniel & Agnes Burn, date of birth 18 Oct 1798 [IGI]. From A Naval Biographical Dictionary: Comprising the Life and Services of Every Living Officer in Her Majesty's Navy, from the Rank of Admiral of the Fleet to that of Lieutenant, Inclusive. London, England: John Murray, 1849: “PARREY (CAPTAIN, 1843)

EDWARD IGGULDEN PARREY is a relative of Lieut. Robt. Parrey, R.N. This officer entered the Navy 20 Feb. 1809; and in the following

summer was present, in the ROYAL OAK 74, Capt. Lord Amelius Beauclerk, in the expedition to the Walcheren. He was subsequently employed in the same ship on the coast of North America; where on becoming attached to the SHANNON of 50 guns, throwing a broadside weight of 538 lbs., and 306 men, Capt. Philip Bowes Vere Broke, he assisted, 1 June, 1813, at the capture of the American ship Chesapeake, of 50 guns, yielding a broadside of 590 lbs., and 376 men – an exploit achieved after a close and desperate action of 15 minutes, a loss to the British of 24 killed and 50 wounded, and to the enemy 47 killed and 115 wounded. …

He afterwards, from 26 June, 1835, officiated as Inspecting-Commander in the Coast Guard. On 22 of the month last mentioned he obtained command of the SAPPHO on the North America and West India station, whence, in the summer of the following year, he returned to England and was paid off. He has since been on half-pay. His advancement to Post-rank took place 7 July, 1843.

Capt. Parrey marred, 7 Dec. 1830, at Abbot’s Rippon, Huntingdonshire, Miss Burn.”


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In the 1861 census at Bath: Edward Parry, aged 67, Captain Royal Navy, born in Ireland, and wife Ulrica, aged 60, born at Deptford (Kent). The death of Iggulden Edward Parry, aged 70, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. The death of Ulrica Sarah Parry, aged 76, was registered 1877/Q1 Brighton.

1WA12 Eleanor Catherine Morris (1836-1891) Frederick Morris (1835-1897) Georgina Helen Morris (1847-1906)


ELEANOR CATHERINE THE WIFE OF FREDERICK MORRIS

OF WESTFIELD LODGE WHO DIED MARCH 28TH 1891 AGED 54

North:


FREDERICK MORRIS JNR WHO DIED MARCH 26TH 1897 AGED 61

ALSO OF GEORGINA HELEN WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MARCH 12TH 1906 AGED 58

In the 1881 census at 17 & 18 Orange Grove, Bath: Georgiana H Sturmey, aged 34, unmarried, furrier, born at Bath, George H Sturmey, aged 65, father, married, commission agent, born at Bath, and an assistant. In the 1881 census at Westfield Lodge, Weston, Bath: Frederick Morris, aged 45, auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Eleanor Catharine, aged 45, born in London, daughter Eleanor Julia, aged 20, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1891 census at Weston, Bath: Frederick Morris, aged 55, widower, house & estate auct[ioneer] gent., born at Bath, Elizabeth Jones, aged 51, married, sister [in] law, milliner, born in London, her two daughters, and two servants. The marriage of Frederick Morris to Georgiana Sturmey at All Saints, Weston was registered 1892/Q1 Bath. The death of Frederick Morris, aged 61, was registered 1897/Q2 Bath. The death of Georgiana Helen Morris, aged 60, was registered 1906/Q1


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Bath.

1WA13 Jane Burne (1808-1885) Mary Eliott Burne (1852-1936) Knightley Grey Burne (1847-1919) Eleanor Elizabeth Lumley Brind (1850-1924) James Brind (1808-1888) Lindsay Eliott Lumley Burne (1878-1944) Joan Knightley Burne (1884-1958)

Partial inscription of a delaminated piece formerly on the cross: ….

JANE B[URNE] DAUGHTER O[F] JOHN BUR[N]

OF TEMPLE SOWERB[Y……] SHE DIED IN HER…

On the inside of the southern border on 2 lines: IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY (MINNIE) ELIOTT BURNE WIDOW OF KNIGHTLEY

GREY BURNE BURMA COMMISSION DIED DEC. 24TH 1936 AGED 84 HER CHILDREN SHALL RISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED On the inside of the northern border on 2 lines: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELENOR ELIZABETH LUMLEY, WIDOW OF GENL SIR

JAMES BRIND, O.C.B. R.A. WHO DIED AT CLIFTON MARCH 12TH 1924 LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE R.I.P. In the same elongated plot but closer to the path:

LT. COL. LINDSAY ELIOTT LUMLEY BURNE

C.I.E., C.B.E., I.A. DIED APRIL 11TH 1944.

ALSO HIS WIFE JOAN KNIGHTLEY

BURNE DIED DEC. 9TH 1958

The birth of Knightley Grey Burne was registered 1847/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Marriott. The birth of Eleanor Elizabeth Lumley Burne was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. (At BathBMD the registration is as unnamed daughter of Henry Thomas Burn, mother’s maiden name: Marriott.) From the Indian Army Quarterly List for 1 Jan 1812 there are: Knightley Poyntz Burne (1858-), Newdigate Addington Knightley Burne (1855-), Lindsay Eliott Lumley Burne (1877-) born on 1 Jul 1877, first commissioned 8 Sep 1887, Captain 8 Sep 1906, civil employ. The death of Jane Burne, aged 76, was registered 1885/Q1 Bath. The death of Knightley G Burne, aged 71, was registered 1919/Q2 Wandsworth. The death of Eleanor E L Brind, aged 74, was registered 1924/Q1 Bristol. The death of Mary Burne, aged 84, was registered 1936/Q4 Kerrier (Cornwall). In the Telephone Directory 1936-1942: Burne, Lt.-Col. Lindsay, 22 Bathwick hill . . . Bath The death of Lindsay E L Burne, aged 66, was registered 1944/Q2 Bath. The death of Joan K Burne, aged 74, was registered 1958/Q4


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Tonbridge. In the 1881 census at Leinster House, The Ridgeway, Wimbledon (Surrey): James Brind, aged 72, Genl Royal Artillery retired list, born in London, wife Eleanor, aged 31, born at Bath, children: Eleanor, aged 6, born at Allahabad, East Indies, and Percy, aged 4, born at Umball, East Indies, and four servants. There is an entry for Sir James Brind (1808-1888), army officer in the East India Company’s service, in the Dictionary of National Biography. There are various references to James Brind: in the siege of Delhi 1857 (Frederick Sleight Roberts’ account Forty-One Years in India, London 1897), at Peshawar in the 1870s ('A Coffee Party after Parade at a Military Station in India', including Herbert Edwardes and James Brind circa 1850 by Nicholas Hanhart, British Library Images Online), as commander of the Allahabad division in 1875 (account of the Royal Highland Regiment). A history of the Brinds was written by Gen Sir John Brind in 1936 and it is the subject of a one-name study. Temple Sowerby is in Westmorland.

1WA14 Henry Thomas Burne (1799-1865) Knightley Goodman Burne (1805-1878) Caroline Mary Burne (1842-1907)

On base of cross: TO THE BELOVED AND HONOURED MEMORY OF

THE REVD HENRY THOMAS BURNE. M.A.

TRINITY COLLEGE. CAMBRIDGE, BORN APRIL 7TH 1799. DIED AUG 14TH 1865

ALSO OF KNIGHTLEY GOODMAN, WIFE OF THE ABOVE

BORN SEPR 17TH 1805, DIED APRIL 14TH 1878 I shall be satisfied when I awake with Thy likeness

† ALSO

TO THE BELOVED -OF-

CAROLINE MARY, DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

HENRY THOMAS AND

KNIGHTLEY GOODMAN BURNE BORN 31ST AUGUST 1842,

The birth of Caroline Mary Burne was registered 1842/Q4 Plymouth. In the 1851 census at 20 Vineyard, Bath: Henry J Burne, aged 51, M.A. of Trinity Coll. Cambridge, born in London, wife Knightley G, aged 45, born at Badeley (Northamptonshire), children: Newdigate H K, aged 20, born at Grittleton (Wilts), Felix N, aged 17, born at Grittleton, Alfred B, aged 15, born at Grittleton, Owen S, aged 13, born at Plymouth, Frederick,


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DIED 7TH NOVEMBER 1907. “Looking for the Blessed Hope”

West:

ALSO TO THE LOVED AND HONOURED MEMORY OF KNIGHTLEY GOODMAN

wife of the same Revd …. Burne who died at Bournemouth XIVth April MDCCCLXXVIII

aged LXXII Years and VII months

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY”

aged 11, born at Plymouth, Jasper, aged 10, born at Plymouth, Caroline M, aged 8, born at Plymouth, Alan de Leyburn ,aged 5, born at Bath, Knightley G (son), aged 3, born at Bath, and Eleanor E L, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 20 Vineyard, Bath: Henry J Burne, aged 62, M.A. of Trinity Col. Cambridge, born in London, wife Knightly G, aged 56, born at Badly (Northamptonshire), children: Jasper, aged 20, South Notts Militia, born at Plymouth, Alan de L, aged 15, born at Bath, Knightley G (son), aged 13, born at Bath, Eleanor E L, aged 11, born at Bath, and Douglas E, aged 9, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Henry Thomas Burne, aged 66, was registered 1865/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 6 Broad Street, Kemp Town, Brighton: Knightley Burne, aged 67, widow, lodger, fundholder, born at Badley (Northamptonshire), children: Caroline, aged 28, born at Plymouth, and Eleanor, aged 21, born at Bath. The death of Knightley Goodman Burne, aged 73, was registered 1878/Q2 Christchurch. In the 1881 census at Heathside Villa, Holdenhurst (Hants): Owen Tudor Burne Sir, aged 43, widower, Knight K.C.S.V. Colonel Army, born at Plymouth, Caroline Mary Burne, aged 38, sister, unmarried, income from dividends, born at Plymouth, five children, a teacher and three servants. The death of Caroline Mary Burne, aged 65, was registered 1907/Q4 Bristol. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

Henry Thomas Burne Adm. pens. (age 16) at TRINITY, Mar. 28, 1816. Previously at Oxford; matric. (Wadham College) Jan. 27, 1815, ‘age 15, s. of Henry, of St Michael's, London, gent.’ B. Apr. 7, 1799, at Cornhill, London. School, Twickenham, Middlesex (Mr Lewis). Matric. Michs. 1816; B.A. 1821; M.A. 1824. Resigned orders in the Anglican Church to join the ‘Holy Catholic Apostolic Church’ (founded by Edward Irving) 1835. Of Grittleton, Wilts. Married Knightley Goodman, dau. of Capt. Thomas Marriot, Royal Horse Guards (Blues),


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Feb. 10, 1824. Died Aug. 14, 1865. Father of Sir Owen Tudor, Major-General, for whom see D.N.B., 2nd Suppl. (Foster, Noble and Gentle Families, 355; Al. Oxon.)

See also 5H38.

1WA15 John Garnett Tyrie (1799-1862) Sophia Tyrie (1801-1882) Frederick Hardy Tyrie (1826-1834) William Tyrie (1828-1849) John Tyrie (1825-1858)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN GARNETT TYRIE OF KENSINGTON GARDEN TERRACE HYDE PARK LONDON ESQRE

WHO DIED AT BATH ON THE 1ST DAY OF DECEMBER 1862 IN THE 63RD YEAR OF HIS AGE ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN THE ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE JOHN GARNETT TYRIE AND SOPHIA HIS WIFE WHO DIED [IN] LONDON AT HIS FATHERS ON THE 4TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1858 IN THE 34TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

East:

ALSO SOPHIA, HIS RELICT WHO DIED MARCH 23RD 1882, AGED 80.

North: ALSO FREDERICK SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE JOHN GARNETT TYRIE AND SOPHIA HIS WIFE

WHO DIED ALSO AT HIS FATHERS ON THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1834 IN THE 9TH YEAR OF HIS AGE ALSO IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE JOHN GARNETT TYRIE AND SOPHIA HIS WIFE

WHO ALSO DIED AT HIS FATHERS IN LONDON ON THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST 1849 IN THE 21ST YEAR OF HIS AGE

Baptised on 27 Mar 1826 at Old Church, St Pancras, London: Frederick Hardy Tyrie, son of John Garnett & Sophia Tyrie, date of birth 27 Feb 1826 [IGI]. Baptised on 19 Sep 1828 at Old Church, St Pancras, London: William Tyrie, son of John Garnnet & Sophia Tyrie [IGI]. In the Directory of Joint-Stock & Private Banks in England and Wakes 1851-1852, London: Richard Groombridge & Sons, 1852: Tyrie, John Garnett, 61, Old Broad street


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The death of John Garnett Tyrie, aged 63, was registered 1862/Q4 Bath. From: 'Northern Millwall: The Mellish estate in Northern Millwall', Survey of London: volumes 43 and 44: Poplar, Blackwall and Isle of Dogs (1994), pp. 433-445. URL:http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=46515.. “As well as Johnson, the board of directors included Philip Augustus Browne and Richard Fownes Wingrove, sole smelters to the Bank of England, and John Garnett Tyrie, a merchant, who was a large shareholder in Tincroft, one of the Cornish mining concerns of which Johnson was a director.”

1WA16 Claude Martine Wade (1794-1861) Claude Fitz Roy Wade (1849-1917) Claudine Wade (1857-1863) Lucy Mary Wade (1851-1921) Charlotte Louisa Wade (1855-1879) Marjorie Cecil Wade (1885-1976) Claude Wade (1883-1961)

East: Sacred

To the memory of Colonel Sir Claude

Martine Wade, KT C.B. Born April __ mdccc_iv

Died October __ mdccclxi The memory of the Just is blessed

And of his only Son

Claude Fitz Roy Wade. B.S. Oxon. Barrister-at-Law. Died April vith mcmxvii Aged lxviii

And his wife Lucy Mary Wade

Died May xiith mcmxxi Aged lxx

West (gothic script): Charlotte Louisa Wade

fell asleep July xivth mdccclxxix Aged xxiii. “White in the Blood of the Lamb”

Also Marjorie Cecil, wife of Claude

1885-1976 South:

Claudine youngest child of

Gothic script, faded in places. Claude Martine Wade was born in India on 3 April 1794 The marriage of Claude Martine Wade to Jane Selina Nicholl at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1845/Q3 Bath. The birth of Claude Fitzroy Wade was registered 1849/Q1 Isle of Wight. In the 1851 census at 6 Brigstock Terrace, Newchurch, Ryde: Claude M Wade, aged 56, Kt. C.B. Lt Col. E. I. C. Service, born in East Indies British Subject, wife Jane Selina, aged 21, born in East Indies British Subject, children: Claude F, aged 2, born at Ryde, and Cecilia M, aged 2 months, born at Ryde, a visitor and four servants. The birth registration for Charlotte Louisa Wade circa 1855 not yet


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Sir Claude and Lady Wade [Born] Septr xiith mdccclvii

Taken away June xivth mdccclviii Blessed is the name of the Lord

North:

And B………… Maud………

Daughter of Sir Claude Wade

died October xxvth md………………

Major Claude Wade Kings Own Scottish Borderers Son of Claude Fitz Roy Wade Feb 20th 1883 — Feb 2_ 1961

found. The birth registration for Claudine A Wade circa 1857 not yet found. In the 1861 census at 16 Queen Square, Bath: Claude Martine Wade, aged 66, Colonel KCB East India Service (retired), born in India British Subject, wife Jane Selina, aged 31, children: Claude F, aged 12, born at Ryde, Cecilia M, aged 10, born at Ryde, Selina H, aged 8, born at Bath, Ellen M, aged 7, born at Bath, Charlotte L, aged 5, born at Bath, and Claudine A, aged 3, born at Bath, a visitor and seven servants. The death of Charlotte Louisa Wade, aged 23, was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. The marriage of Claude Fitzroy Wade to Lucy Mary Lean was registered 1880/Q3 Bedminster. The death of Claude Martine Wade was registered 1861/Q4 Bath. The death of Claudine Alicia Kennedy Blanche Wade was registered 1863/Q2 Bath. The marriage of Jane Selina Wade to Edward Deane MacDermot was registered 1864/Q2 Kensington. In the 1871 census at 8 Circus, Bath: Edward D McDermot, aged 53, Physn. M.A. M.D. Trinity Coll. Dublin, born in Ireland, wife Jane Selena, aged 41, born in the East Indies, stepchildren: Selena Harriet Wade, aged 18, born at Bath, and Ellen Maude Wade, aged 17, born at Bath, and four servants. In the 1891 census at 8 Circus, Bath: Edward McDermot, aged 74, physician surg., born in Ireland, wife Jane S, aged 61, born in East India, son Edward T, aged 17, student of natural science & of classics, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Jane Selina Macdermot, aged 70, was registered 1900/Q2 Bath. In the 1901 census at Knoll, Crystal Palace Parade, Camberwell: Claude F Wade, aged 52, barrister, born at Ryde, wife Lucy M, aged 50, born in India, children: Hilda M, aged 19, born at Notting Hill, Claude, aged 18, Lieut. Militia, born at Notting Hill, and Lucy Ruth, aged 14, born at Notting Hill, Ellen M Welman, aged 46, widow, sister, born at


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Bath, Maude Welman, aged 25, niece, born in India, and four servants. The birth of Marjorie Cecil Leggett was registered 1885/Q1 Camberwell. The marriage of Claude Wade to Marjorie C Leggett was registered 1911/Q1 Croydon. The death of Claude F Wade, aged 68, was registered 1917/Q2 Chippenham. The death of Marjorie Cecil Wade, born on 10 Feb 1885, was registered 1976/Q2 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Wade, Claude Fitz Roy, 1s. Claude Martin, of Ryde, Isle of Wight, arm. (after knight). MAGDALEN COLL., matric. 17 Oct., 1868, aged 19; exhibitioner 1868-73, B.A. 1873, bar.-at-law, Middle Temple, 1874. See Foster’s Men at the Bar.

From The Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage, of Great Britain and Ireland by Charles R Dodd, Sixth Year, London: Whittaker & Co, 1846 p407: WADE, KNT. BACHEL., and C.B. Creat. 1839 – SIR CLAUDE MARTINE WADE; mar. 1845, eldest dau. of the late Captain T. Nicholl, of the horse artillery, Bengal; entered the military service of the East India Company in 1809; because a capt. in 1825, and a lieut.-colonel in 1839; was appointed resident at Indore, in the East Indies, in 1840; is major of the 45h regiment of native infantry on the Bengal establishment; received permission in 1841 to wear the order of the Dooranee empire, conferred on him for services in Candahar, Cabul, and at the capture of Ghunznee. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XL Jul-Dec 1861 pp 692-693: Oct 21. At Bath, aged 67, Colonel Sir Claude Martine Wade, Knt., C.B. This able public servant was the son of Lieut.-Col. Joseph Wade, of the Bengal Army, by the eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Robert Ross, and was born in Bengal in 1794. In 1809 he entered the military service of the East India Company, in which he rose to the rank of lieut.-col. in 1839, and subsequently received the local rank of full colonel in India. Whilst holding a military commission, he was constantly employed in various civil posts. In 1823 he was appointed diplomatic agent in Loodianah, and in 1835 was placed in charge of our relations with Runjeet Sing and


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the states across the Indus. In 1838 he was sent on a special mission to Peshawar, to join the Sikh army with Shahzada Timoor, and was the first to force the Khyber Pass. In 1848 he was nominated political agent at Malwa, Central India, - the last civil appointment which he held. Sir Claude, who was lineally descended from Henry Wade, of Herbertstown, co. Meath, whose son Charles lost his estates by forfeiture for adhering to the exiled Stuarts, married in 1845 the eldest dau. of the late Capt. T. Nicholl, of the Bengal Horse Artillery, who survives to lament his loss – London Review

1WA17 John Jervis Palmer (1821-1861) William Henry Palmer (1833-1873) Edmund Palmer (1782-1834) Henrietta Elizabeth Mary Palmer (1796-1874) John Palmer (1742-1818)

† Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN JERVIS PALMER

COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY WHO DIED AT SIDMOUTH

APRIL 2ND 1861, AGED 40

—◊— PS: CVII.29_30 ALSO TO WILLIAM HENRY PALMER

LATE OF H.M 39TH REGT WHO DIED

AT YOUNG MURRUMBURRAH, N.S.W. JANY 4TH 1873,

ELDEST AND YOUNGEST SONS OF EDMUND AND HENRIETTA E. M. PALMER

AND GRANDSONS OF JOHN PALMER ESQRE

FORMERLY M.P. OF THIS CITY —◊—

THEY THAT DWELL UNDER HIS SHADOW SHALL REST —◊— HOSEA XIV.7

The Universal British Directory of 1791 has John Palmer as one of the councillors for Bath. (The name John Palmer also occurs in this volume in connection with Bath as Mr Palmer the architect for the new St James’ church (Palmer, John, architect & builder, Upper Charles-street) and the Theatre Royal and John Palmer, comptroller of the general post-office, as one of the three grantees of the royal patent for the original Theatre Royal in Orchard Street, which subsequently became the Catholic church (before St John’s was built) and then the Freemason’s Hall.) From the IGI Henrietta Elizabeth Mary Ricketts Jervis was born in 1796 daughter of William Henry Ricketts Jervis & Elizabeth Jane Lambert and married Edmund Palmer in 1817 at Stafford. Will of John Palmer of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Oct 1818, PROB 11/1609 and Will of John Palmer of Bath, Somerset, date 7 Dec 1818, PROB 11/1611. The death of John Jervis Palmer was registered 1861/Q2 Honiton. In the 1871 census at Aston Villa, Chetwynd Aston (Salop): Henrietta E M Palmer, aged 75, widow, widow of Captn. E. Palmer R.N., born at Southampton, children: Henrietta, aged 49, unmarried,


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born at Bath, and Sarah F, aged 47, unmarried, born at Chilton (Bucks), and three servants. The death of Henrietta Elizabeth M Palmer, aged 76, was registered 1874/Q1 Newport S (Shropshire/Staffordshire). 'A Tour to the South: Jugiong to Murrumburrah', Town and Country Journal, 5 August 1872, p. 178 “Murrumburrah has two churches, a school, three hotels, the same number of stores, and a good steam flour mill. The Roman Catholic Church is a fine stone building on a hill above the town, and looks very picturesque; the Wesleyan Chapel is a small wooden building. The principal hotels are Mr. Murphy’s and Mr. Dillon’s. The former owns the flour mill, a good brick building, three stories high. It may be mentioned that a good deal of wheat is grown in the district.”


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1WB1 Arthur Wrigley (1835-1891) Mary Wrigley (1834-1920) Arthur Harold Wrigley (1863-1938) Gwendoline Wrigley (1887-1909) ) George Wrigley (1858-) Margaret Wrigley (1858-)

West: In

loving memory of

ARTHUR WRIGLEY BORN

FEBRUARY 11TH 1835. DIED

FEBRUARY 15TH 1891. “THY WILL BE DONE”

Also

MARY WRIGLEY WIFE OF THE ABOVE

BORN SEPTEMBER 30TH 1834 DIED MARCH 25TH 1920.

Also

ARTHUR HAROLD WRIGLEY

Baptised on 7 May 1835 at St Peter’s, Liverpool: Arthur, son of George & Alice Wrigley. The marriage of Arthur Wrigley to Mary Wignall was registered


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SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE BORN FEBRUARY 1ST 1863. DIED JANUARY 25TH 1938.

North:

In loving memory of GWENDOLINE

DAUGHTER OF GEORGE AND MARGARET WRIGLEY

AND GRAND-DAUGHTER OF ARTHUR WRIGLEY

BORN FEBRUARY 26TH 1887 DIED JANUARY 28TH 1909

— “THINE FOR EVER”

1857/Q3 Preston. The death of George Wrigley was registered 1858/Q4 West Derby. In the 1861 census at Rose Mount, Alton Villas, Oxton (Cheshire); Arthur Wrigley, aged 26, cotton broker, born at Liverpool, wife Mary, aged 26, born at Aughton (Lancs), son George, aged 2, born at West Derby (Lancs), and one visitor. The birth of Arthur Harold Wrigley was registered 1863/Q1 Birkenhead. In the 1871 census at Fairlie, Toxteth Park (Lancs), visitors at the household of Margaret Wrigley, aged 38, solicitor’s widow: George Wrigley, aged 12, nephew, born at West Derby (Lancs), and Arthur H Wrigley, aged 8, nephew, born at Birkenhead (Cheshire). In the 1881 census at The Dale, Church Lane, Hoose (Cheshire): Arthur Wrigley, aged 46, cotton broker, born at Liverpool, wife Mary, aged 46, born at Angleton (Lancs), children: Evelyn, aged 19, born at Oxton (Ches), Arthur Harold, aged 18, born at Oxton, Catherine B, aged 16, born at Oxton, Lilian Alice, aged 14, born at Oxton, and Alfred, aged 12, born at Fulwood Park (Lancs), five servants, and Annie M Wrigley, aged 18, niece, born at Princes Park (Lancs). The birth of Gwendoline Wrigley was registered 1887/Q1 Wirral. The death of Arthur Wrigley, aged 56, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at Dunstand House, Jacobstowe (Devon): George Wrigley, aged 32, Captain 4th Battalion Devon Reg., born at West Derby (Lancs), wife Margaret, aged 32, born at Waterloo (Lancs), children: Isabel G, aged 7, born at Jacobstowe, Harriet M, aged 5, born at Jacobstowe, Gwendoline, aged 4, born at Hoylake (Cheshire), Lilian D M, aged 2, born at Jacobstowe, and Margarey K, aged 8 months, born at Jacobstowe, Mary Wrigley, aged 56, widow, mother, born at Aughton (Lancs), Catherine B Wrigley, aged 26, born at Oxton (Ches), a visitor and six servants. In the 1901 census at Lea Hall, Lea (Herefordshire): Mary Wrigley, aged 66, widow, living on own means, born at Aughton (Lancs), children: Evelyn M, aged 39, born at Axton (Ches), and


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Alfred, aged 32, born at Fulwood Park (Lancs), and two servants. In the 1901 census 26 King G…, Hoylake with West Kirby (Lancs): Arthur H Wrigley, aged 39, cotton broker own a/c, born at Oxton (Ches), wife Katherine, aged 33, born at … (Ches), and three servants. The death of Gwendoline Wrigley, aged 21, was registered 1909/Q1 Bath.

1WB2 Louisa Curd (1823-1893) Matilda Wood (1863-1933) Edgar W Wood Charlotte Emily Curd (1848-1921) Charles Curd (1856-1928)

LOUISA C[UR]D DIED JANUARY 3RD 1893

AGED 70

ALSO OF MATILDA WOOD DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF EDGAR W. WOOD

DIED APRIL 4TH 1933 A SILENT AND LOVING WOMAN IS A GIFT OF THE LORD

The birth of Charlotte Emily Doyle was registered 1848/Q3 Pancras. In the 1851 census at 4 Cambridge Terrace, St Pancras, London: Edward Doyle, aged 36, solicitor, born at Bloomsbury (Middx), wife Emily, aged 36, born at Christchurch (Surrey), children: Emily A, aged 6, born at St Pancras, Charlotte E, aged 5, born at St Pancras, John E, aged 3, born at St Pancras, and Maria M, aged 1, born at St Pancras, and two servants. The birth of Charles Curd was registered 1856/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 16 St Mark’s Road, Bath: Louisa Curd, aged 31, unmarried, annuitant, born at …field (Sussex), and children: Kate, aged 9, born at Bath, Charles, aged 4, born at Bath, and Emmaline, aged 2, born at Bath. The birth of Matilda Curd was registered 1863/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Curd. In the 1871 census at Fox Hill Grove, Bath: Louisa Curd, aged 46, married, annuitant, born at Marshfield (Sussex), and children: Kate, aged 17, born at Bath, Charles, aged 14, born at Bath, Emmaline, aged 12, born at Bath, and Matilda, aged 7, born at Bath.


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The marriage of Charles Curd to Charlotte Emily Doyle was registered 1885/Q1 Pancras. In the 1891 census at Fore Hill Grove, Bath: Charles Terry, aged 66, unmarried, general practitioner registered, born at Bath, Louisa Curd, aged 58, unmarried, housekeeper (ill), born at Uckfield (Sussex), Matilda Curd, aged 26, unmarried, acting housekeeper, born at Bath, and two other servants. In the 1891 census at 6 Gay Street, Bath: Charles Curd, aged 35, registered genl medical practitioner, born at Bath, wife Charlotte E, aged 41, born at St Pancras, Lond[on], and a servant. The death of Louisa Curd, aged 70, was registered 1893/Q1 Bath. In the 1901 census at 6 Gay Street, Bath: Charles Curd, aged 44, surgeon, born at Bath, wife Charlotte E, aged 50, born in London, and three servants. The marriage of Matilda Curd to Edgar W Wood was registered 1910/Q4 St Marylebone. The death of Charlotte E Curd, aged 72, was registered 1921/Q3 Axbridge. The death of Matilda Wood, aged 69, was registered 1933/Q2 Bath. The survey carried out in the 1980s noted the following inscriptions, without giving a location:

Charlotte Emily Curd died on 20-Jul-1921 Charles Curd died in 1928

From the burial book, the burials were in the western border of Section 1, without giving a precise location. It is possible that there was a separate plaque which is no longer present.


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1WB3 Edward Samuel Howse (1837-1921) Amy Howse (1845-1900) Mabel Kate Howse (1875-1969)

AMY WIFE OF EDWARD S HOWSE

OF LYNCOMBE BORN FEBRUARY 20. 1845 DIED JANUARY 14. 1900

……

EDWARD SAMUEL HOWSE OF LYNCOMBE

BORN FEBRUARY 17. 1837 DIED MAY 12. 1921

ALSO MABEL KATE,

SECOND WIFE OF THE ABOVE, BORN APRIL 14. 1875. DIED MAY 11. 1969.

IN DEATH THEY ARE NOT DIVIDED

The birth of Amy Gaskell was registered 1845/Q1 Chorlton. In the 1861 census at Dunchurch, Ryton on Dunmore (Warks): Edward Samuel Howse, aged 24, visitor, M.A. London University, born at Lyncomb, Bath, Summerset (sic). In the 1871 census at Oldfield Brow, Dunham Massey (Ches): Edwd Saml Howse, aged 34, lodger, Unitarian minister at Shaws Lane Chapel, Altrincham, born at Bath. The marriage of Edward Samuel Howse to Amy Gaskell was registered 1874/Q2 Prescot (Lancs). The birth of Mabel Kate Sheffield was registered 1875/Q2 Leicester. In the 1881 census at Heald Road, Bowdon (Ches): Edward S Howse, aged 44, Unitarian minister of Dunham Road Altrincham, born at Bath, wife Amy, aged 36, born at Patricroft (Lancs), children: Isabel M, aged 6, born at Altrincham, and Francis E, aged 3, born at Altrincham, and four servants. In the 1891 census at 33 Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, London: Edward S Howse, aged 54, Unitarian minister, born at Bath, wife Amy, aged 46, born at Patricroft (Lancs), daughter Isabel M, aged 16, born at Altrincham (Ches), and three servants. The death of Amy Howse, aged 54, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Edward Samuel Howse to Mabel Kate Sheffield was registered 1901/Q4 Bath.


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Kelly’s Directory of Somersetshire and Bristol 1889, in the section describing Bath (page 41) includes: The Unitarian chapel, Trim Street, originally erected in 1793, at a cost of £2,500, was modified and greatly improved in 1860; it is now generally in the Romanesque style, with an apsidal recess at the north end; there is a mural monument to Henry Edward Howse esq. who died in 1834, and was for 9 years chamberlain of the city, and a generous contributor to the erection of the chapel.

1WB4 Violet Frances Everitt (1887-1902) Kate Everitt (1853-1928) Frank Everitt (1857-)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF VIOLET FRANCES

YOUNGEST CHILD OF FRANK AND KATE EVERITT

10TH JUL 1902 AGED 15 YEARS

North: ALSO

KATE EVERITT BELOVED WIFE OF FRANK EVERITT

DIED 2ND MAY 1928

The birth of Frank Everitt was registered 1857/Q3 Brighton. The birth of Kate Curd was registered 1853/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Frank Everitt to Kate Curd at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1882/Q3 Bath. The birth of Violet Frances Everitt was registered 1887/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Curd. In the 1901 census at 1 Dunsford Place, Bath: Frank Everitt, aged 46, bank cashier, born at Brighton, wife Kate, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Margaret, aged 15, born at Bath, and Violet, aged 13, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of Violet Frances Everitt, aged 15, was registered 1902/Q3 Bath. The death of Kate Everitt, aged 73, was registered 1928/Q2 Bath.


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1WB5 Edward Clement Box (1856-1920) Elizabeth Evangeline Box (1863-1936) Roy Leslie Box (1893-1916)

IN LOVING MEMORY

- OF – EDWARD CLEMENT BOX

DIED 16TH OCTOBER 1920


ELIZABETH EVANGELINE BOX WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED 7TH MAY ____

AGED 73 YEARS North:

ALSO IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY

- OF – ROY LESLIE BOX, 2ND LIEUT.

2/2 WEST RIDING FIELD COMPANY ROYAL ENGINEERS

ELDEST SON OF EDWD CLEMENT BOX. KILLED IN ACTION AT GUEODECOURT, 9TH OCTOBER 1916, AGED 23 YEARS,

AND BURIED NEAR GUILLEMONT, IN FRANCE.

The birth of Edward Clement Box was registered 1856/Q3 Southampton. The birth of Elizabeth Evangeline Hawkins was registered 1863/Q1 Fareham. The marriage of Edward Clement Box to Elizabeth Evangeline Hawkins was registered 1884/Q1 Fareham. In the 1891 census at Radnor Cottage, Bathford: Edward C Box, aged 34, Indian … merchant, born at Southampton, wife Elizabeth E, aged 28, born at Cosham (Hants), Charlotte E Box, aged 40, sister, unmarried, living on her own means, born in London, Grace M … , aged 16, niece, born at Beckhampton (Hants). The birth of Roy Leslie Box was registered 1893/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hawkins. In the 1901 census at 10 Shirley Road, Portsmouth, visitors at the household of Augustus & Mary Pardo: Edward C Box, aged 44, silversmith etc employer, born at Southampton, wife Elizabeth E, aged 38, born at Cosham (Hants), and children: Roy L, aged 7, born at Bath, and Jack G, aged 4, born at Bath. Roy Leslie Box, Second Lieutenant, 2nd/2nd (West Riding) Field Company, aged 23, died on 10 Oct 1916, Guillemont Road Cemetery, Guillemont, memorial/grave reference, I. D. 7, son of Elizabeth E. Box, of 36, Grosvenor Place, Bath, and the late E. Clement Box [CWGC].


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1WB6 Kate Elizabeth Bethell (1866-1930)

IN MEMORY OF KATE ELIZABETH BETHELL, DIED 14TH NOVEMBER 1930, AGED 64

The death of Kate E Bethell, aged 64, was registered 1930/Q4 Bath.

1WB7 Walter Allen Sheppard (1835-1915) Douglas Sheppard (1880-1910)

South: WALTER ALLEN SHEPPARD

OF CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND DIED AT BATH JULY 24. 1915. AGED 79 YEARS

West: IN LOVING MEMORY OF DOUGLAS SHEPPARD

BORN AT CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND DIED AT GLASGOW MARCH 16. 1910 AGED 29 YEARS

Inscriptions on western and southern edges of border. Walter Allen Sheppard was born on 17 Dec 1835 at 7 Dorchester Street, Bath, son of James Sheppard & Harriet Bendall. He went at the age of 18 to Australia and worked in the gold diggings for two years before being involved in the timber trade at Ballarat (Victoria). He was a merchant at Christchurch, New Zealand, working for Gould and Miles, Colombo Street and, on their retirement on 1 Jul 1865, with George Piercy, another employee of the firm, went into partnership, taking over the firm which then became Sheppard & Co. On 18 Jul 1870 Walter Allen Sheppard, aged 35, bachelor, storekeeper, of Christchurch, resident for 12 years, at the house of Mrs Malcolm at Christchurch, married Catherine Wilson Malcolm, aged


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25, spinster, of Christchurch, resident for 2 years. (Colombo Street is the main north-south street in Christchurch, which was laid out in a grid arrangement with the Anglican cathedral at the centre – as the settlement, along with Nelson, was primarily an Anglican foundation. Some deviations from the grid orientation occur around the river Avon.) Catherine (Kate) Sheppard (1847-1934) is famous for being a pioneer of the suffragette movement, her portrait appears on the NZ$10 note and there are numerous memorials in New Zealand. She was active in the church and temperance movement. In 1885 she was one of the founding members of the New Zealand Women’s Christian Temperance Movement and in 1887 elected as its national superintendent. She has been described as “the leader and main figurehead of the suffragette movement in New Zealand”. In 1895 she became the editor of the “White Ribbon” newspaper, owned, managed and published only by women. In 1896 she was elected president of the National Council of Women and served for three years. In 1909 she was elected honorary vice-president of the International Council of Women in Toronto but was not well enough to attend. In 1925, she married William Sidney Lovell-Smith, who died in 1929. Kate Lovell-Smith died on 13 Jul 1934 at Riccarton, Christchurch and was buried at Addington Cemetery. There are various biographies including articles published on the Internet and an entry in the NZ Dictionary of Biography. Douglas Sheppard was born at Christchurch, New Zealand on 8 Oct 1880. In 1903 he was completing an Electrical Engineering degree at King’s College, London. On 29 Jun 1908, aged 27, electrical engineer, of 80 Queens Drive, Queens Park, Glasgow, son of Walter Allen Sheppard, landowner, and Katherine Wilson Sheppard née Malcolm, at St George’s United Free Church, Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, married Wilhelmina Sievwright, aged 27, of 26 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh, youngest daughter of William Sievwright, barrister and solicitor, of Gisborne, New Zealand, and Margaret Home Sievright, née Richardson (deceased), witnesses: W Angus and M N S Sievwright (source: certificate and also press announcement in Lyttleton Times of 15 Aug 1908). Douglas Sheppard died aged 29 on 16 Mar 1910 at 31 Camphill Avenue, Glasgow, the informant being his father Walter Allen Sheppard of 11 Bloomfield Terrace, Bath, England. His widow and a daughter both went to New Zealand. From the burial book: Walter Allen Sheppard, aged 79, of 26


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Wellsway, died on 24 Jul 1915.

1WB8 Rosa Hill Gibbs (1872-1908) Eliza Gibbs (1833-) Florence Annie Gibbs (1861-1915) Kate Annie Brown (1865-1938)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DARLING ROSE

WHO FELL ASLEEP PERFECT PEACE OCT 25 1908 YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF ELIZABETH GIBB[S]

…………………. ……………. ALSO OF ..........

WHO PASSED ………..

……

North: ALSO OF

FLORENCE SECOND DAUGHTER OF ELIZA GIBBS WHO FELL ASLEEP AUG. 20TH 1915

- ABSENT FROM THE BODY PRESENT WITH THE LORD

AND KATE ANNIE BROWN

THIRD DAUGHTER OF ELIZA GIBBS WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 20TH 1938

The marriage of Charles Gibbs to Eliza Hill at Bath Register Office was registered 1857/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 4 Monmouth Place, Bath: Charles Gibbs, aged 39, jeweller & watchmaker, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 28, born at Bath, daughter Alice M, aged 2, born at Bath, Elizabeth Gibbs, aged 78, widow, mother, fundholder, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Florence Annie Gibbs was registered 1861/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hill. The birth of Kate Annie Gibbs was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. mother’s maiden name: Hill. In the 1871 census at 4 Monmouth Place, Bath: Charles Gibbs, aged 49, watchmaker, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 39, born at Bath, children: Alice, aged 12, born at Bath, Florence, aged 9, born at Bath, and Kate, aged 6, born at Bath, Mary Hill, aged 22, niece, unmarried, fancy trade, born at Bath, and one servant. The birth of Rosa Hill Gibbs was registered 1872/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name Hill. In the 1881 census at 4 Monmouth Place, Bath: Charles Gibbs, aged 59, watchmaker employing 1 man, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 48, born at Bath, children: Florence, aged 19, born at


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Bath, Kate, aged 16, born at Bath, and Rosa, aged 9, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of Charles Gibbs, aged 62, was registered 1883/Q4 Bath. In the 1891 census at 2 Balliol House, Bath: Eliza Gibbs, aged 58, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, children: Florence, aged 27, born at Bath, Kate, aged 24, born at Bath, and Rosa, aged 19, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1901 census at 2 Balliol House, Bath: Eliza Gibbs, aged 68, living on own means, born at Bath, children: Kate Annie Brown, aged 34, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, Florence Annie Gibbs, aged 36, living on own means, born at Bath, and Rosa Hill Gibbs, aged 29, living on own means, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of Rose Hill Gibbs, aged 32, was registered 1908/Q4 Christchurch.

1WB9 Eleanor Julia Sheppard (1860-1907) Walter Allen Sheppard (1862-1952)

West: IN

MEMORY OF ELEANOR JULIA

THE BELOVED WIFE OF WALTER ALLEN SHEPPARD DIED DEC. 5. 1907 AGED 47

North:

AND HER HUSBAND WALTER ALLEN

SHEPPARD WHO DIED ON FEB 5. 1952

Walter Allen Sheppard (1862-1952) Born on 14 Sep 1862 at Paradise House, Bath, son of Thomas Sheppard & Frances Alice Morris (registered 1862/Q4 Bath). In the 1871 census ‘Walter A’, aged 8, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 11 West Grove Terrace, Paddington: Walter A Sheppard, aged 18, clerk, born at Bath (Som). On 16 July 1886 at St. John's, Lower Weston, Bath married Eleanor Julia, daughter of Frederick Morris by Eleanor Catherine Corbould. Eleanor Morris was born at 22 Milsom St., Bath on 11 Apr 1860.


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From the birth registration of the children 1887-1891, Allen Sheppard was manager of a fuller’s earth works. This may have been the Midford Fuller’s Earth Company, based at the Tucking Mill, Midford which was owned by Henry Newsome Garrett or possibly the nearby Wellow factory which closed sometime after 1885. In the 1891 census at Mount Pleasant, Wellow (Som): Walter Allen Sheppard, aged 28, proprietor of fuller’s earth works, born at Bath, wife Eleanor J, aged 30, born at Bath, children: Allen C, Claud M and Norman L, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Summer House, Widcombe, Bath: Walter Allen Sheppard, aged 38, M D Quarr[y] Traction Engine & Steam Roller Owner, born at Bath, wife Eleanor Lidia, aged 40, born at Bath, children: Claude Morris, Bertram Kingston and Thomas Wilfred, and two servants. Eleanor Sheppard died, aged 47, on 5 Dec 1907. On 30 Jan 1912, aged 49, widower, engineer, of 13 Edward Street, son of Thomas Sheppard, builders merchant, at St Mary’s Bathwick, married Florence Mary Rolfe, aged 41, of 14 George Street, daughter of William Adolphus Rolfe (deceased), chemist (registered 1912/Q1 Bath). From the Bath Directories: 1920 Walter Allen Sheppard (W A Sheppard Ltd) 14 Widcombe Crescent with a separate entry W A Sheppard (Ld) steam hauling and rolling contractors, Sydney Wharf and Dorchester street, 1921-1930 The Bungalow, Widcombe Hill, 1931-1940 wood-block contractor, 14a Kingston road, residence 18 Macaulay buildings (see advert in Figure 19.4) and 1947, 1950 at 18 Macaulay Buildings, Widcombe Hill, Bath. Allen Sheppard died on 5 Feb 1952 in his 90th year (registered 1952/Q1 Bath). From the burial book: Walter Allen Sheppard, aged 89, of 18 Macaulay Buildings, died on 5 Feb 1952 at St Martin’s Hospital.


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1WB10 Jasper Burne (1841-1911) Anna Elizabeth Burne (1850-1932)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF JASPER BURNE.

COLONEL H. M. INDIAN ARMY BORN 25: JAN: 1841.

FELL ASLEEP 5: OCT: 1911. -

“LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE”

ALSO ANNA ELIZABETH

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED AWAY ON 3: APRIL 1932.

The cross has been laid flat at some point. The inscription on the plinth is faint. The birth of Jasper Burne was registered 1841/Q1 Plymouth. In the 1851 census at 20 Vineyards, Bath: Henry J Burne, aged 51, M A of Trinity College, Cambridge, born in London (Middx), wife King…, aged 45, born at Baldey (Northants), children: Newdigate H K, aged 20, born at Grittleton (Wilts), Felix N, aged 17, born at Grittleton, Alfred B, aged 15, born at Grittleton, Owen S, aged 13, born at Plymouth, Frederick, aged 11, born at Plymouth, Jasper, aged 10, born at Plymouth, Caroline M, aged 8, born at Plymouth, Alan de Leyburn , aged 5, born at Bath, Knightley G (son), aged 3, born at Bath, and Eleanor E L, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Jasper Burne, aged 70, was registered 1911/Q4 Bath. Entry in the Indian Army Quarterly List for 1 Jan 1912, page 707: Jasper Burne, Colonel, unit: U.S.L, died 5 Oct 1911 out of India. The death of Anna E Burne, aged 82, was registered 1932/Q2 Bath.


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1WB11 Douglas Edward Burne (1851-1899) Henry Thomas Burne (1799-1865) Helen Wallace Burne (1859-1911) Henry Wallace Burne (1893-1944)

Northern edge (on 1 line): DOUGLAS EDWARD BURNE BORN AT BATH DECEMBER 10TH 1851 DIED AT

LONDON MARCH 21ST 1899

Western edge: YOUNGEST SON OF THE REVD HENRY THOMAS BURNE LOVE NEVER FAILETH

1.COR 13.8

South: ALSO HIS WIFE HELEN WALLACE BORN AT LOWELL MASS. USA JULY 17TH 1859

DIED AT EDINBURGH NOVEMBER 10TH 1911

East: ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY WALLACE BURNE …………………………

The birth of Douglas Edward Burne was registered 1852/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Marriott. The death of Douglas Edward Burne, aged 47, was registered 1899/Q1 Marylebone. British Army WWI Records: H Wallace Burne, c/o J S Gowans Esq, 33 Charlotte square, Edinburgh, Scottish Horse RAMC, enlisted Dunkeld 18-Sep-1914, discharged 2 Jun 1915 on returning to medical studies, nearest relative: Mr Knightley Burne (uncle), 5 Kensington Place, Bath. Henry Wallace Burne, discharged 14 Dec 1918, aged 25, of 16 Glengyle Terrace, Edinburgh, unit: Royal Highlanders (Black Watch), 6th Battalion, private 268294, served in France Jan-Jun 1917, formerly medical student, Edinburgh University, disabilities: 20/100 French fever. Passenger on the SS Aquitania from Southampton to New York leaving on 22 Apr 1922: Wallace H Burne, aged 28 years 8 months, born at Delhi, India, single, medical practitioner, address c/o J Stuart Gowans (friend), 33 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, final destination: Mrs Lane (friend), of Hignham (Mass) for months, previous visits to the US 1901 1913 NY. Passenger on the SS Samaria from Liverpool, via Glasgow, to Boston, leaving Glasgow on 23 Oct 1922: Henry Wallace Burne, aged 30 years 1 month, born at Delhi, India, single, medical practitioner, languages: English, French & German, reason for visit: business trip The Permanent Co[mpan]y for


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Insurances, Chestnut St,, Philadelphia, address: c/o J Stuart Gowans Esq., 33 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh. In the Telephone Directories 1936-1942: Burne H.W. 9 Lambridge, Bath The death of Henry W Burne, aged 50, was registered 1944/Q2 Bristol.

1WB13 Mary Maynard (1838-1901) Joseph Henry Maynard (1835-1908)

HERE LIES FOR A SHORT SPACE

THE BODY OF MARY

THE BELOV[ED] W[I]FE O[F] JOSEPH HENR[Y] [M]AYNARD WHO DIED 6TH AUGUST 1901

AGED 63

“I LOOK FOR THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD”

North: ALSO IN

MEMORY OF THE SAID JOSEPH

HENRY MAYNARD WHO DIED 12TH JAN 1908

AGED 72 WHOSE BODY RESTS

IN HAMPSTEAD CEMETERY

The marriage of Joseph Henry Maynard to Mary Peck was registered 1863/Q2 Kensington. In the 1891 census at 20 Bloomfield Road, Paddington, London: Joseph H Maynard, aged 55, solicitor, born at Ford (Salop), wife Mary, aged 53, born at Frome (Somerset), children: Alice W, aged 23, born at Watlington (Oxon), Temple? W, aged 23, solicitor (not yet admitted), born at Marylebone, Hugh C, aged 15, born at Kilburn, Mary J, aged 13, born at Marylebone, deaf, and Philip S, aged 11, born at Marylebone, one boarder and a servant. In the 1901 census at 19 Cavendish Road, St Marylebone, London, visitors at the household of Henrietta M Dodington: Mary Maynard, aged 63, married, born at Frome (Somerset), and Harriet J Maynard, aged 29, born at St Johns Wood, London. The death of Mary Maynard, aged 63, was registered 1901/Q3 Bath. The death of Joseph Henry Maynard, aged 72, was registered 1908/Q1 Hampstead.


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1WB14 Ella Napier Byng (1853-1906) Edmund Disney Byng (1815-1853)

In Memory of ELLA NAPIER BYNG

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CAPTAIN EDMUND DISNEY BYNG

1ST BENGAL (EUROPEAN) FUSILIERS WHO DIED 8TH MARCH 1906,

AGED 53 YEARS

Cadet Papers held at the Oriental and India Office Collections at the British Library, London includes: Byng, Edmund Disney reference: IOR/L/MIL/9/191/230-35, LDS film number: 1951995. The marriage of Edmund Disney Byng to Elizabeth Egbertha Horsley was registered 1852/Q2 Kensington. Ella Napier Byng was born on 14 Jun 1853 at Calcutta, daughter of Edmund Disney & Elizabeth Egbertha Byng. The death of Ella Napier Byng, aged 54, was registered 1906/Q1 Bath.

1WB15 Jane Selina Macdermot (1830-1900) Edward Deane Macdermot (1816-1898)

JANE SELINA WIDOW OF

EDWARD DEANE MACDERMOT FELL ASLEEP JUNE 8TH 1900.

AGED 70

REST ETERNAL GRANT HER O LORD. AND LET LIGHT PERPETUAL SHINE UPON HER.

“HER CHILDREN SHALL RISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED”

The marriage of Edward Deane Macdermot to Jane Selina Wade was registered 1864/Q2 Kensington.


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In the 1871 census at 8 Circus, Bath: Edward D McDermot, aged 53, Physn M A M D Trinity Coll. Dublin, born in Ireland, wife Jane Selena, aged 41, born in the East Indies, Selena Harriet Wade, aged 18, step-daughter, born at Bath, Ellen Maud Wade, aged 17 step-daughter, born at Bath, and four servants. In the 1881 census at 8 Circus, Bath: Edward D Mc Dermot, aged 63, Physician M.D. Trinity Coll. Dublin, born in Ireland, wife Jane S, aged 51, born in India British Subject, Edward J Mc Dermot, aged 7, son, born at Bath, Cecilia M Wade, aged 30, step-daughter, unmarried, born at Ryde (Hants), Ellen M Welman, aged 27, step-daughter, married, born at Bath, and her children: Maud, aged 5, born in India, Charles W, aged 2, born at Bath, and Harvey C, aged 2 months, born at Bath, and five servants. In Kelly’s Directory of Somersetshire 1889 in the section on Bath: MacDermot, Edward Deane M.A., M.D. physician 8 Circus In the 1891 census at 8 Circus, Bath: Edward D McDermot, aged 74, physician, born in Ireland, wife Jane S, aged 61, born at Bath, son Edward T, aged 17, student of natural science & of classics, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Edward Deane Macdermot, aged 82, was registered 1898/Q4 Bath. The death of Jane Selina Macdermot, aged 70, was registered 1900/Q2 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Macdermot, Edward Drane (sic), B.Med. TRINITY COLL., Dublin, (B.A. 1836, B.Med. 1845, M.A. & D. Med. 1848) ; adm. ‘ad eundem’ 10 July 1847


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1WB16 Thomas Nicholl (1831-1903) Charlotte Bosanquet Nicholl (1835-1920)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF THOMAS NICHOLL

GENERAL, COLONEL COMMANDANT ROYAL ARTILLERY, LATE BENGAL,

BORN 7 AUGUST 1831, DIED 13 JANUARY 1903. TO HIM TO LIVE WAS CHRIST, TO DIE WAS GAIN

- ALSO OF

CHARLOTTE BOSANQUET WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

BORN 4 JUNE 1835 DIED 18 MARCH 1920.

Thomas Henry Nicholl was born on 26 Nov 1857 at Saugor, Bengal, India, son of Thomas & Charlotte Bosanquet Nicholl. Charlotte Alice Nicholl was born on 1 Nov 1863 at Saugor, Bengal, India, and baptised there on 19 Dec 1863, daughter of Thomas & Charlotte Bosanquet Nicholl. In the 1901 census at 3 Stanley Gardens, Kensington, London: Thomas Nicholl, aged 69, general Royal Artillery, born in India, wife Charlotte B, aged 65, born in India, daughter Charlotte A, aged 37, unmarried, born in India, and two servants. The death of Thomas Nicholl, aged 71, was registered 1903/Q1 Kensington. The death of Charlotte B Nicholl, aged 84, was registered 1920/Q1 Bath. The British Library in its Asia, Pacifica & Africa Collection under Sources for the study of the First Anglo-Afghan War, 1838-42 has Mss Eur D937 NICHOLL (Thomas ), Capt Papers of and relating to Capt Thomas Nicholl (1796-1842), Bengal Artillery 1816-42, and his son General Thomas Nicholl (1831-1903), Bengal (later Royal) Artillery 1849-97, including references to the British retreat from Kabul 1842, and the Indian Mutiny; other papers relating to the Nicholl and Boileau families. 8 items, 1840 – 1895. See also 1WA16.


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1WC1 Alice Emma Maria Cardale (1870-1912)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ALICE E. M. CARDALE FEBRUARY 5TH 1912

The birth of George Cardale was registered 1839/Q4 Guildford. In the 1851 census at (a school at) West Side, Rottingdean (Sussex): George Cardale, aged 11, scholar, born at Albury (Surrey). In the 1861 census at Paragon Terrace, Burylands Road, Kingston (Surrey): George Cardale, aged 21, lodger, Oxford undergraduate, born at Albury (Surrey). In the 1871 census at Cooks Place, Albury (Surrey) Emma Cardale, aged 66, married, wife of J B Cardale …, born in … Middx, children: Emily J O, aged 40, unmarried, born at St Andrews


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(Middx), Mary F, aged 33, unmarried, born at Albury (Surrey), and Margaret A, aged 26, born at Bath, James Hore, aged 69, married, visitor, minister of the Catholic Apostolic church of Albury Income chiefly from Bath, born in county Wexford, Ireland, William H Cardale, aged 3, grandson, born at St Pancras (Middx), Alice E M Cardale, aged 1, granddaughter, born at Brompton (Middx), and six servants. In the 1881 census at 4 Taviton Street, Pancras, London: George Cardale, aged 41, solicitor, born at Abury (Surrey), wife Maria L, aged 39, born at Bath, children: Alice E M, aged 11, born in London, George E, aged 10, born in London, Margaret J A, aged 7, born in London, and Roger F, aged 2, born in London, and four servants. In the 1891 census at 33 Eaton Place, Brighton: Catherine N Cardale, aged 55, widow, living on her own means, born at Salcombe, South Devon, Alice E M Cardale, aged 21, niece, unmarried, born at Chelsea, London, Florence M Cardale, aged 9, niece, born in London, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 9 Warwick Road, Paddington: Alice E Cardale, aged 31, unmarried, living on own mans, born at Chelsea, London, and Florence Cardale, aged 19, living on own means, born at St Pancras, London. The death of Alice E M Cardale, aged 42, was registered 1912/Q1 Bristol. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Cardale, George, 3s. John Bate, of Albury, Surrey, gent. ORIEL COLL., matric. 3 May, 1858, aged 18; B.A. 1862, of Lincoln’s Inn 1862.


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1WC2 Edward Dallas Annesley (1855-1927) Mary Jane Annesley (1848-1928)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

EDWARD DALLAS ANNESLEY, M.A. FORMERLY OF WORCESTER COLLEGE, OXFORD

WHO DIED IN BATH, 22ND FEB 1927 AGED 72.

-

ALSO MARY JANE ANNESLEY, HIS WIFE

BORN MAY 11TH 1848 DIED AUG. 15TH 1928. -

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

In the 1851 census at Haseley Hall, Hasely (Warks): Arthur Annesley, aged 47, landed proprietor who occupies 252 acres employing 17 men, women & boys, born at Clifford Chambers (Glos), wife Elizabeth Vere, aged 39, born at Swallfield (Berks), children: Henry Arthur, aged 9, born at Clifford Chambers, Catherine Vere, aged 8, born at Clifford Chambers, Ellen Arabella, aged 5, born at Clifford Chambers, William Oliver, aged 1, born at Noseley, and Arthur Francis, aged 1, born at Noseley, and six servants. The birth of Edward Dallas Annesley was registered 1855/Q1 Warwick. In the 1861 census at 37 Clarence Square, Cheltenham: Arthur Annesley, aged 57, landed proprietor and occupier of 100 acres employing 12 hands, born at Clifford Chambers (Glos), wife Elizabeth V, aged 49, born at Swallow Field Park (Berks), children: Henry A, aged 19, born at Clifford Chambers, Catherine V, aged 18, born at Clifford Chambers, Ellen A, aged 15, born at Clifford Chambers, William O T, aged 11, born at Haseley Hall (Warks), Arthur F B, aged 11, born at Haseley Hall (Warks), George D, aged 7, born at Hasley Hall, and Edward D, aged 6, born at Haseley Hall, and three servants. In the 1891 census at 4 Church Terrace, Lee (Kent): Elizabeth Vere Annesley, aged 79, widow, living on own means, born at Swallowfield (Berks), children: Ellen A, aged 45, no occupation, born at Stratford on Avon, Arthur F B, aged 41, solicitor, born at Hasely Hall (Warks), and Edward D, aged 36, student in Theology …, born at Naseby Hall (Warks), Sydney D Smith, aged 14, grandson, scholar, born at South Malling (Sussex), and two servants. The marriage of Edward Dallas Annesley to Mary Jane Bate was registered 1893/Q2 Llanfyllin.


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The death of Edward Dallas Annesley, aged 72, was registered 1927/Q1 Bath. The death of Mary J Annesley, aged 80, was registered 1928/Q2 St Asaph. Haseley Hall is north-west of Warwick just off the A4717. The Birmingham Society for The Care of Invalid Children took over the Hall in 1930 but in 1941 it was handed over to the Birmingham Education Committee and there are records of Haseley Hall Open Air School 1947-1977 at the Birmingham Archives and further information can be found in A Breath of Fresh Air: Birmingham’s Open Air Schools 1911-1970 by Francis Wilmot and Pauline Saul. Phillimore, 1998. pp. xiv + 344. f30. In 2007 12 apartments at Haseley Hall were being offered for sale or to let. A photolithograph of Haseley Hall, Warwickshire prepared by James Ackerman for "The Building News" published on 14 Oct 1892 has an inscription "Wood and Kendrick Architects, West Bromwich" in the lower right corner.

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Evelyn Mountstuart Grant Duff (1863-1926) Edith Florence Grant Duff (1877-1937)

I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE PSALM.17.15

IN MEMORY OF SIR EVELYN MOUNTSTUART GRANT DUFF K.C.M.G.

LATE ENVOY AND MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY IN H.M. DIPLOMATIC SERVICE

BORN 9TH OCTOBER 1863. DIED 19TH SEPTEMBER 1926. AND OF EDITH, HIS WIFE

BORN 12TH JANUARY 1877. DIED 30TH MAY 1937

Son of Rt Hon Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff. In the 1871 census at 4 Queens Gate St, Kensington: Mountstuart E Grant Duff, aged 42, rector of Aberdeen University land … Scotland Under-Secretary of State for India, M.P. .. J.P., born in Scotland, wife Anna J, aged 32, born in London, children: Arthur C, aged 9, born in London, Evelyn M, aged 7, born in London, Adrian, aged 1, born in London, and Clara A C, aged 3 months, born in London, and eight servants.


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Sir Mountstewart Elphinstone Grant Duff died in 1906 and there was a length obituary in The Times of Sat 13 Jan 1906 (p17 Issue 37916; col A) On 27 Mar 1900 married Edith Florence Bonham (registered 1900/Q1 Hambledon). In the 1901 census at Flat 11, Chelsea Embankment Court, Chelsea, London: Evelyn M Grant Duff, aged 37, 2nd secretary H M Diplomatic Service, born in London (Middx), wife Edith F, aged 24, born in Portugal (British Subject), and three servants. He was envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Berne 1913-1916.

1WC6 Florence Agnes Hooper (1858-1946)

At Rest

IN LOVING MEMORY OF FLORENCE AGNES HOOPER

BORN 24. MAY 1859 DIED JANUARY 29. 1946

The birth of Florence Agnes Hooper was registered 1858/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gibbs. In the 1881 census at Amorial House, High Street, Batheaston: Thomas Hooper, aged 61, retired auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Susan R, aged 57, born in Wiltshire, children: Florence, aged 23, born at Bath, and John M, aged 17, articled to auctioneer, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1901 census at Amoril House, High Street, Batheaston: Thomas Hooper, aged 81, widower, retired auctioneer, born at Bath, children: George M, aged 49, solicitor, born at Bath, Florence, aged 43, born at Bath, and John W, aged 37, auctioneer, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Florence A Hooper, aged 75, was registered 1946/Q1


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Hampstead.

1WC7 Eliza Hooper (1840-1927) Alfred Frederick Hooper (1844-1935)

South: Eliza Hooper

FEB 2 1840 – OCT 9. 1927.

North: Alfred Frederick Hooper

DEC. 28. 1844 – FEB. 13. 1935

The birth of Alfred Frederick Hooper was registered 1845/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gibbs. In the 1851 census at 6 Fountain Buildings, Bath: Charles Hooper, aged 34, dairyman, born at Frome, wife Louisa, aged 33, born at Weston ? (Somerset), children: Alfred F, aged 6, born at Bath, Agatha, aged 4, born at Bath, Anne J?, aged 2, born at Bath, and Walter E, aged 1 month, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1871 census at East Street, Andover: Alfred Fred. Hooper, aged 26, unmarried, boarder, auctioneer’s clerk, born at Bath. The marriage of Alfred Frederick Hooper to Eliza Wyatt was registered 1872/Q3 Andover. In the 1881 census at 26 London Road, Andover: Alfred F Hooper, aged 36, auctioneers managing clerk, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 41, born at Warminster (Wilts), and children: Charles F, aged 7, born at Andover, Harry S, aged 5, born at Andover, and Alfred E, aged 3, born at Andover. In the 1891 census at 1 Laura Villas, London Road, Andover: Alfred Fredk Hooper, aged 46, auctioneers clerk (managing), born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 51, born at Warminster (Wilts), children: Harry S, aged 15, born at Andover, and Alfred E, aged 13, born at Andover, Ann L Wyatt, aged 75, widow, mother in law, living on own means, born at Warminster, and one servant.


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In the 1901 census at Laura Villas, London Road, Andover: Alfred F Hooper, aged 56, auctioneers clerk, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 61, born at Warminster (Wilts), and one servant.

1WC8 Samuel Walker (1860-1925) Kate Adelaide Walker (1852-1940) Kathleen Walker (1891-1961) Eveline Nora Fortt (1884-1943) Reginald Charles Fortt (1883-1961)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY

- OF – SAMUEL WALKER

BORN OCTOBER 15TH 1860 DIED APRIL 5TH 1925

R.I.P ALSO OF HIS WIFE KATE ADELAIDE

WHO DIED MAY 18TH 1940 AGED 88

North:

ALSO OF KATHLEEN

THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER WHO DIED

AUGUST 8TH 1961 AGED 70

South:

ALSO THEIR

DAUGHTER EVELINE NORA

BELOVED WIFE OF REGINALD CHARLES

FORTT WHO DIED JUNE 8TH 1943

AGED 58

The marriage of Frederick Fortt to Anna Maria Palmer at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 2 John Street, Bath: Frederick Fortt, aged 41, confectioner master employing 15 men 4 …, born at Bath, wife Anna, aged 33, born at Bath, children: Frederick W, aged 9, born in London, and Anna Maria C, aged 4, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 5 Albion Terrace, Bath: Frederick Fortt, aged 51, confectioner & wine merchant employing 5 men 5 boys and 4 female assistants, born at Bath, wife Anna Mara, aged 43, born at Bath, children: Frederick W, aged 19, confectioner, born at St George the Martyr, London, and Anna Maria, aged 14, born at Bath, Emily Mary Palmer, aged 44, unmarried, sister in law, income from public funds, born at Bath, and a servant. The marriage of Frederick William Fortt to Emma Eliza Hoare at St Mary’s, Swainswick was registered 1875/Q2 Bath. The birth of Reginald Charles Fortt was registered 1883/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hoare. In the 1891 census at Charnwood, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Frederick W Fortt, aged 39, confectioner & wine merchant, born in London, wife Emma E, aged 37, born at Bath, children: Arthur B, aged 14, confectioners assistant, born at Bath, Nora B, aged 11, born at Bath, Florence M, aged 9, born at Bath, Reginald C, aged 7, born at Bath, William G, aged 5, born at Bath, Gwendoline A, aged 2, born at


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Bath, and Noel H, aged 4 months, born at Bath, Annie E M Hoare, aged 68, widow, mother in law, living on own means, born at Bath, Alice M Hoare, aged 28, unmarried, sister in law, confectioner’s book keeper, born at Bristol, and two servant. In the 1901 census at Charnwood, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Frederick W Fortt, aged 49, confectioner & wine merchant, born at Paddington, London, wife Emma E, aged 47, born at Bath, children: Frederick H, aged 22, confectioner & wine merchant, born at Bath, Florence M, aged 19, born at Bath, Reginald C, aged 17, assistant grocer, born at Bath, William G, aged 15, assistant grocer’s clerk, born at Bath, Gwendoline A, aged 12, born at Bath, and Noel Herbert, aged 10, born at Bath, Ann E M Hoare, aged 78, widow, mother in law, born at Twerton, Alice M Hoare, aged 38, unmarried, sister in law, born at Bedminster, two servants and a visitor. The death of Frederick Harold Fortt, aged 82, was registered 1960/Q4 Bath. The death of William Gordon Fortt, aged 75, was registered 1961/Q1 Bath. The birth of Kate Adelaide Locke was registered 1852/Q4 Cheltenham. The marriage of Samuel Walker to Kate Adelaide Locke was registered 1880/Q4 Cheltenham. The birth of Eveline Nora Walker was registered 1884/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Locke. In the 1891 census at Rosebank, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Samuel Walker, aged 42, trimming buyer, born at Stamford (Lincs), wife Kate A, aged 37, born at Cheltenham, children: Eveline N, aged 6, born at Combe Down (Somerset), Charles H, aged 4, born at Combe Down, Howard de Q, aged 2, born at Bath, and Catherine, aged 3 months, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Kathleen Walker was registered 1891/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Locke. The death of Kathleen Walker, aged 70, was registered 1961/Q3 Bath. The marriage of Reginald Charles Fortt to Eveline Nora Walker at St


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Mark’s, Lyncombe was registered 1912/Q2 Bath. The birth of John Michael Fortt was registered 1924/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Walker. The death of Eveline N Fortt, aged 58, was registered 1943/Q2 Bristol. In the 1945 phone directory: Fortt, R. C., 6 Westbury pk, 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . Bristol In the 1954 phone directory: Fortt, Reginald C, 15A Westbury pk, 6. . . . . . . . Bristol The death of Reginald C Fortt, aged 77, was registered 1961/Q3 Taunton. From a member of the Fortt family, the surname was originally Fortescue but, from a falling out in the family, one branch changed it to ‘Fortt’. The Fortt family were prominent in Bath, having various businesses. For example, from the 1945 phone directory: Fortt’s (Removals) Ltd, Storage & Undrtkrs

7 New Bond st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bath Fortt’s Restaurateurs, Caterers, Confctnrs

5 Milsom st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bath (Dug Out) Milson st . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bath (Confectioners) 9 Green st . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bath (Oliver Biscuit Factory) Manvers street . . . . . Bath

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Lucy Emily Dawes (1836-1921) Edwyn Sandys Dawes (1838-1903) Helen Mitchell (1864-1920)

Left-hand headstone: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

LUCY EMILY DAWES WIDOW OF

SIR EDWYN SANDYS DAWES K.C.M.G.

WHO PASSED AWAY APRIL 23RD 1921 AGED 85 YEARS

Right-hand headstone:

IN GRATEFUL MEMOR[Y] OF

HELEN MITCHELL

The birth of Edwyn Sandys Dawes was registered 1838/Q1 Cheadle (Staffordshire). The marriage of Edwyn Sandys Dawes to Lucy Emily Bagnall was


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HER DEVOTED MAID FOR 30 YEARS WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 12TH 1920

South border:

BRAVELY THE[Y] BORED THE CROSS East border:

LORD THAT THOU GAVEST GLADLY North border:

THEY LAID IT DOWN THY FEET

registered 1859/Q2 Pershore. Edwyn Sandys Dawes ran away to sea and successfully established himself as a shipowner becoming chairman of the New Zealand Shipping Company; he acquired a controlling interest in the company in 1889. He rebuilt the family home Mount Ephraim, near Faversham (Kent). Author of: Adam our progenitor;: Did he fall, or did he rise? "Nihil sine deo." by Edwyn Sandys Dawes, 1901. In the 1901 census at Mount Ephraim, Hernhill (Kent): Sir Edwyn S Dawes, aged 63, land owner shipping merchant, born at Dilhome (Staffs), wife Lady Lucy, aged 64, born at West Bromwich (Staffs), children: Edwyn S, aged 29, Captain H M Army, born at Surbiton (Surrey), Mary H S, aged 25, born at Surbiton, and Henry H, aged 27, clerk shipping, born at Surbiton, and six servants. One of the servants was Helen Mitchell, aged 36, unmarried, ladies maid – domestic, born at Hambledon (Bucks). (Mount Ephraim Gardens, Hernhill, near Faversham, Kent gardens occupying 5a by the original late Victorian house and is open to the public for part of each year.)

1WC11 Hophni Leaker (1848-1913) Mary Ann Leaker (1846-1921)

North border: In Loving Memory of HOPHNI LEAKER WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1913 AGED 64

South border:

ALSO MARY ANN LEAKER DIED NOV 11TH 1921

The birth of Mary Ann Lintern was registered 1846/Q3 Wincanton. The birth of Hophni Leaker was registered 1848/Q4 Uxbridge. (It is unclear why, in subsequent census entries the place of birth is put as Burnham (Somerset).) In the 1851 census at Hodges Buildings, Burnham (Somerset): James Leaker, aged 29, boot & shoemaker, born at Berrow (Somerset), wife Maryann, aged 28, born at (Somerset), and children:


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Christiana, aged 8, born at Burnham, and Hophni, aged 2, born at Burnham. The marriage of Hophni Leaker to Mary Ann Lintern was registered 1869/Q4 Wincanton. In the 1871 census 1 Victoria Buildings, Glastonbury: Hophni Leaker, aged 22, clerk at railway offices, born at Burnham, and wife Mary Ann, aged 24, milliner & dressmaker, born at North Cadbury (Somerset). In the 1891 census at Gordon House, Lyncombe, Bath: Hophni Leaker, aged 42, accountant, born at Burnham (Somerset), wife Mary A, aged 43, born at North Cadbury (Somerset), and one servant. In the 1901 census at Gordon House, Lyncombe Hill, Bath: Hopkin (sic) Leaker, aged 52, bank accountant, born at Burnham (Somerset), wife Mary A, aged 53, born at Cadbury (Somerset), and one servant. The death of Hophni Leaker, aged 64, was registered 1913/Q2 Bath. The death of Mary A Leaker, aged 75, was registered 1921/Q4 Bath. (‘Hophni’ is a biblical name. It comes from one of the sons of Eli who appears in the book of Samuel. It’s not obvious why this forename was chosen given that Hophni and his brother Phinehas/Phineas/Pincas were accused of sacrilege.)

1WC12 Henry Hamilton Settle (1847-1923) Edith Sarah Settle (1852-1929) Viva Settle (-1904) Reginald Henry Napier Settle (1892-1918)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY

OF LT GENERAL SIR HENRY H. SETTLE K.C.B., D.S.O.

COL. COMMANDANT ROYAL ENGINEERS AT REST APRIL 22ND 1923 AGED 73

FOR … THOUGHTS …

North:

AND OF DAME EDITH SETTLE

HIS WIFE AT REST JANUARY 28TH 1929


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South border:

AND IN MEMORY OF VIVA, HEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN NORWAY 1904

North border: ALSO REGGIE THEIR SON KILLED IN THE GREAT WAR

In the 1851 census at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich: Henry Settle, aged 34, Serjeant Royal Artillery, born at Thornham Magna (Suffolk), wife Eliza, aged 36, born at Ringmore (Hants), children: Frederick, aged 6, born at Halifax, Nova Scotia, British Subject, and Henry H, aged 4, born at Woolwich. The birth of Edith Sarah Rigg was registered 1852/Q1 Kensington. The marriage of Henry Hamilton Settle to Edith Sarah Rigg was registered 1875/Q1 Kensington. In the 1881 census at 4 Penlea Villas, Stoke Damerel (Devon): Henry H Settle, aged 34, Captain in Royal Engineers, born at Chirton (Kent), wife Edith, aged 29, born in London, daughter Sybil R, aged 1, born at Valetta, Malta, and four servants. In the 1901 census at Brunswick, Queens Road, Shanklin (Isle of Wight): Reginald H N Settle, aged 9, born in Egypt (British Subject), a governess and a nurse. SETTLE, REGINALD HENRY NAPIER, Lieutenant Colonel, 19th (Queen Alexandra's Own Royal) Hussars, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry), Commanding 21st Bn., aged 25, died on 24 Mar 1918, D S O, M C, 4 times Mentioned in Despatches, Pozières Cemetery, grave/ memorial reference: panel 5, son of Lt. Gen. Sir Henry Settle, K.C.B., D.S.O., and Lady Settle, of 7, Park St., Bath. Served in France from Aug., 1914, to March, 1918. Four times wounded [CWGC]. The death of Henry H Settle, aged 74, was registered 1923/Q2 Bath. The death of Edith S Settle, aged 75, was registered 1929/Q1 Bath. In 2007, the following was being offered for sale by Lockdales of Ipswich: “Book "The Kings Regulations 1908" with added letter addressed 2/Lieut. R. H. N. Settle who was later to become, Lt. Col. Reginald Settle, DSO, MC, the CO of the 19th Hussars and later 21st MGC who was Killed in Action on 24th March 1918, had served in France & Flanders from August 1914, being 4 times wounded. The Son of Lt. General Sir Henry Settle, KCB, DSO and Lady Settle of Bath. remembered on The Pozieres Memorial. along with a Military manouvres 1898 map (tatty) and an MGC Officers Collar badge. Book


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sound.”

1WC13 William Manchip (1824-1909) Maria Mary Manchip (1836-1927) Ethel Mary Manchip (1878-1950) Florence Mary Manchip (1875-1962)

IN Loving Memory

of WILLIAM MANCHIP

WHO ENTERED INTO REST MAY 21ST 1909. AGED 85 YEARS

-- THANKS BE TO GOD. WHICH GIVETH US THE VICTORY THROUGH OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST

i.COR.XV.57 --

ALSO OF MARIA MARY

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED AWAY FEBRUARY 5TH 1927

AGED 91 YEARS --

AT EVENING TIME IT SHALL BE LIGHT ZECH. XIV.7.

-- AND OF

ETHEL MARY YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBRUARY 6TH 1950

- IN SURE AND CERTAIN HOPE

AND OF THEIR ELDER DAUGHTER

FLORENCE MARIA WHO FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 18TH 1962.

AGED 86 “JOY COMETH IN THE MORNING” PSALM XXX 5.

There are two William Manchips born at Bridgwater circa 1824, one son of Matthew Woodrow Manchip & Charlotte Russell and the other son of John & Hannah Manchip. In the 1861 census at 2 Bath Street, Bath: William Manchip, aged 37, unmarried, cabinet maker & upholsterer employing 4 men 5 boys, born at Bridgwater. In the 1871 census at 10 Southcot Bldg Court, Bath: William Manchip, aged 47, unmarried, lodger, upholsterer, born at Bridgwater. The marriage of William Manchip to Maria Mary Poulter was registered 1874/Q2 Bath. The birth of Florence Mary Manchip was registered 1875/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poulter. The birth of Ethel Mary Manchip was registered 1878/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poulter. In the 1881 census at 2 Johnstone Street, Bath: Wm Manchip, aged 57, cabinet maker employing 3 men 1 woman & 3 boys, born at Bridgwater, wife Maria M, aged 45, born at Bath, children: Florence M, aged 5, born at Bath, and Ethel M, aged 2, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1891 census at 2 Johnstone Street, Bath:


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William Manchip, aged 67, retired upholsterer & cabinet maker, born at Bridgwater, wife Maria Mary, aged 55, born at Bath, children: Florence Maria, aged 15, born at Bath, and Ethel Mary, aged 12, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 2 Johnstone Street, Bath: William Manchip, aged 77, retired upholsterer & cabinet maker, born at Bridgwater, wife Maria M, aged 65, born at Bath, children: Florence M, aged 25, born at Bath, and Ethel M, aged 22, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of William Manchip, aged 85, was registered 1909/Q2 Bath. The Manchip surname is principally associated with Bridgwater and there is reported to be a cake there and in Taunton known by that name.

1WC14 George William Duncan (1854-1932) Ella Duncan (1860-1950)

IN DEAR MEMORY

_OF_ GEORGE WILLIAM DUNCAN

OF THE INNER TEMPLE DIED AUG: 18: 1932 AGED 75

AND OF ELLA

HIS WIFE, DIED JULY 21ST 195[0] AGED 90 YEARS

Celtic cross In the 1881 census at 8 Nellerby? Place, Princes Park, Toxteth Park, Liverpool: Catherine Duncan, aged 50, widow, born at Liverpool, children: George W, aged 26, barrister at law, born at Liverpool, and Edith M, aged 24, born at Liverpool, and one servant. In the 1891 census at “Lion Gate”, Kew Road, Richmond (Surrey): George W Duncan, aged 36, barrister at law, born at Liverpool, wife Ella, aged 21, born at Allerton (Lancs), children: Muriel J, aged 7, born at Richmond, Philip F, aged 4, born at Delamere (Cheshire), and Eileen P, aged 1, born at Richmond, and four servants.


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In the 1901 census at “Cedar Grove”, Richmond (Surrey): George W Duncan, aged 46, barrister at law J.P., born at Liverpool, wife Ella, aged 41, born at Allerton (Lancs), a visitor, and four servants. The death of Ella Duncan, aged 90, was registered 1950/Q3 Bath.

1WC15 William Deavin Graham (1873-1948) Louise Graham (1877-1927) Margaret Elizabeth Parrish (1874-1927)

South: WILLIAM DEAVIN GRAHAM, DIED SEPTEMBER 27TH 1948. VICAR OF WIDCOMBE 1912-1929

East (on 2 lines):

LOUISE GRAHAM, DIED JANUARY 4TH 1927 BELOVED WIFE OF THE VICAR OF WIDCOMBE

North (on 1 line):

MARGARET ELIZABETH PARRISH HER SISTER DIED MAY 5TH 1927.

The birth of William Deavin Graham was registered 1873/Q4 Marylebone. The birth of Margaret Elizabeth Parrish was registered 1874/Q2 Sheppey. The birth of Louise Parrish was registered 1877/Q4 Sheppey. In the 1891 census at 10 Park Terrace, Marylebone, London: William Graham, aged 59, cabinet maker, born in Scotland, wife Jane A, aged 45, born at Ely (Cambs), and children: George F, aged 22, upholsterer, born at Soho, London, and William D, aged 17, student, born at Marylebone. In the 1901 census at 7 Edward Street, Sheerness (Kent): William H Graham, aged 27, unmarried, clergyman Church of England, born at Marylebone, London. In the 1901 census at 3 Marine Parade, Sheerness (Kent): Thomas W Parrish, aged 62, architect & surveyor own account, born at Sheerness, wife Elizabeth M, aged 54, born at Woolwich, and daughter Louise, aged 23, born at Sheerness. The marriage of William Deavin Graham to Louise Parrish was


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registered 1908/Q1 Reigate. The death of Margaret E Parrish, aged 52, was registered 1927/Q2 Bath. The death of Louise Graham, aged 49, was registered 1928/Q1 Bath. The death of William D Graham, aged 74, was registered 1948/Q3 Hastings. From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1948:

GRAHAM, William Deavin – A.K.C. 1898. Hon. C.F. 1917. d 1899, p 900 Cant. C. of H. Trin. Sheerness, 1899-1902; Walthamstow 1902-08; V. of Ch. Ch. Somers Town, St. Pancras, 1908-12; T.C.F. 1915-17; V. of Widcombe 1912-29; R. of Ore (or Oare) 1929-47. 71 Priory Avenue, Hastings, Sussex.

1WC16 James Myles Townsend Reilly (1855-1936)

IN SACRED MEMORY

OF MAJOR JAMES MYLES TOWNSEND REILLY

O.B.E, D.L. J.P. OF THIS CITY

WHO PASSED TO HIS REST 3RD SEPTEMBER 1936

AGED 81 YEARS -

“THY KINGDOM COME”

The death of James M T Reilly, aged 81, was registered 1936/Q3 Bath. (For further information, see following entry.)

Frances Isabel Reilly (1857-1925) Aubrey Spranger Townsend Reilly (1893-1917) James Myles Townsend Reilly (1855-1936)

IN SACRED

AND LOVING MEMORY OF

FRANCES ISABEL BELOVED WIFE OF

MAJOR J.M.T. REILLY WHO PASSED TO HER REST

22ND APRIL 1925. AGED 68 YEARS

--

In the 1851 census at Penlline (Glam): William Salmon, aged 64, lands … … farmer 80 acres employing 8 labourer, born at Mitcham (Suffolk), wife Hester, aged 68, born at Penlline (Glam), Stephen Spranger, aged 38, landed proprietor, born at Plymouth, Rosa Spranger, aged 25, born at Llandaff (Glam), Robert Spranger, aged 3, grandson, born at Southampton, Rosa Ann Spranger, aged 1, granddaughter, born at Nice, Italy British Subject, and three servants. The birth of Stephen Arthur Spranger was registered 1852/Q2 Narberth. Baptised on 2 Aug 1852 at Lempeter-Velfrey (Pembs)


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“THY WILL BE DONE”

East border: FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING LEAVE US NOW THY SERVANTS SLEEPING

North border (on 2 lines):

ALSO OF THEIR BELOVED SON AUBREY. CAPTAIN 69TH KILLED IN ACTION AT SUNNAIYAT, MESOPOTAMIA

22ND FEBRUARY 1917. AGED 23 YEARS

Stephen Arthur, son of Stephen and Rose Spranger. The birth of Leonora Adelaide Hester Spranger was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Salmon. Baptised on 28 May 1856 at Bathwick: Leonora Adelaide Hester, daughter of Stephen & Rosa Spranger. Baptised on 22 May 1857 at Bathwick: Frances Isabella, daughter of Stephen & Rosa Sprainger. In the 1871 census at East Side, Hursley (Hants): William F Spranger, aged 50, unmarried, brother (?), of no occupation, born at Tameston (Devon), Rosa M Spranger, aged 20, niece, born at Nice British Subject, Leonora A H Spranger, aged 15, niece, born at Bath, Frances I Spranger, aged 14, niece, born at Bath, a teacher and four servants. The marriage of James Myles T Reilly was registered 1887/Q2 Paddington. In the 1891 census at Church Villa, Ticehurst (Kent): James M T Reilly, aged 35, secretary to asylum, born on Guernsey, wife Frances I, aged 34, born at Bath, children: Dorothy I M, aged 2, born at Ticehurst, Myles J S, aged 1, born at Ticehurst and one servant. The birth of Aubrey Spranger T Reilly was registered 1893/Q4 Ticehurst. In the 1901 census at Malplaquet Barracks, Farnborough (Hants): James M T Reilly, aged 45, married, Captain 2/Roy[al] Lancs Res[erve] Reg[imen]t, born on Guernsey. Reilly, Aubrey Spranger Townsend, Captain 69th Punjabis, secondary regiment 92nd Punjabis, nationality: Indian, aged 23, died on 22 Feb 1917, Amara Cemetery, grave/memorial reference: XVI. F. 9.; son of Maj. J. M. T. Reilly, O.B.E. and Mrs. F. I. Reilly, of 18, Royal Crescent, Bath. Educated at Cheltenham College and Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Born at Ticehurst, Sussex [CWGC]. In Officers of the 45th Madras Native Infantry from the East-India Register, 1850 (from the list complied by Jill Grey) under Lieutenants: year appointed to Army: 1842; name: James Miles Townsend REILLY; date commissioned: 17 Jan 1844.


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From Malta Family History: Charles Freeman Reilly, aged 36 years, bachelor, Chaplain H.M. Forces, the son of James Miles Townsend Reilly deceased, married 26th May 1890, to Louisa Augusta Meyrick, aged 23 years, spinster, the daughter of Lieut-General Augustus William Henry Meyrick. From The Times of Tue 9 Jul 1901: REILLY On Sun 30 June at Carlton Springfield Road, St Leonards on Sea, Eliza widow of Captain J M T Reilly 45th Regt MNI & daughter of the late Major Gen Mandeville Hackett. The death of Eliza Reilly, aged 73, was registered 1901/Q3 Hastings. Sunnaiyat in Mesopotamia also appears with a spellings of Sanna-i-at and Sannayat. It was the site of the besieging of the British force by the Turks in the period Jan-Apr 1916. Despite a relieving force attempting to break through, the dropping of supplies by planes, and a failed attempt by a ship to run the blockade, after 146 days on the 28 Apr, General Townshend surrendered unconditionally. On the 21 Feb 1917 the counterattack under the command of General Maude reached Sunnayat. The capturing of Baghdad occurred on 11 Mar 1917. (See for example http://www.arsmilitaris.org/pubblicazioni/Irak.pdf)

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1WD1 Mary Henninh Harrison (1838-1920)

MARY HARRISON FELL ASLEEP IN CHRIST

OCT 12TH 1920 O REST IN THE LORD

Possibly Mary Henning Pain for which there is a birth registration in 1838/Q3 St James, Westminster and a marriage to Arthur Armstrong Lock Harrison registered 1860/Q3 Kensington. The death of Mary Henninh Harrison, aged 82, was registered 1920/Q4 Bath. (The ‘Henninh’ is as found at BathBMD.)


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1WD2 Henry Robert Perry (1854-1927)

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY ROBERT PERRY A.R.I.B.A. DIED 19th SEPT 1927

Original text on a single line. The birth of Henry Robert Perry was registered 1854/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harriss. In the 1861 census at 1 Harrington place, Bath: Henry Perry, aged 41, tailor, born at Widcombe, Bath, wife Susanha (sic), aged 43, born at Cricklade (Wilts), son Henry, aged 6, born at Bathwick, Bath, and two lodgers. In the 1871 census at 1 Wood Street, Bath: Henry Perry, aged 58, tailor, born at Bath, wife Susan, aged 53, lodging house keeper, born at Cricklade (Wilts), son Henry R, aged 16, articled architect, born at Bath, one servant and one lodger. The marriage of Henry Robert Perry to Mary Annie Gandy at St James was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at 32 Heyworth Street, Derby: Henry R Perry, aged 26, architect & surveyor, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 27, born at Bath, daughter Constance M, aged less than 9 months, born at Bath, and one servant. In the 1891 census at Helmsdale, Northumberland Park, Tottenham (Middx): Henry R Perry, aged 36, architect/asst. archt, school B. for London, born at Bathwick, Bath, wife Mary A, aged 37, born at Walcot, Bath, children: Constance M, aged 10, born at Walcot, Bath, and Arthur? S


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H, aged 6, born at Walcot, Bath, Thomas Gandy, aged 64, widower, father in law, born at Walcot, Bath, and one servant. In the 1901 census at 191 Northumberland Park, Tottenham (Middx): Henry R Perry, aged 46, assistant architect, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 47, born at Bath, daughter Constance M, aged 20, born at Bath, Thomas Gandy, aged 75, widower, father in law, born at Bath, and one servant. The death of Henry R Perry, aged 72, was registered 1927/Q3 Bath.

1WD3 Charlotte Louisa Harford (1856-1930) Agnes Clementina Harford (1858-1936) John Battersby Harford (1820-1875)

CHARLOTTE LOUISA HARFORD FOURTH DAUGHTER OF

J. B. HARFORD , OF BLAISE CASTLE, MAY 10TH 1930

- “FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP”

AGNES CLEMENTINA HARFORD FIFTH DAUGHTER OF

J. B. HARFORD, OF BLAISE CASTLE, OCTOBER 23RD 1936

The marriage of John Battersby Harford to Mary Charlotte Elizabeth Bunsen was registered 1850/Q2 St James Westminster. The birth of Charlotte Louisa Harford was registered 1856/Q4 Clifton. The birth of Agnes Clementina Harford was registered 1858/Q4 St Geo H Sq. In the 1861 census at Westbury/Trym (Glos): John Battersby Harford, aged 41, proprietor of land, born at Clifton, Bristol, wife Mary Charlotte Elizabeth, aged 31, born at Rome, children: Alice Mary Elizabeth, aged 9, born at Stoke House, Bristol, Constance Emilia, aged 7, born at Stoke House, Bristol, Mary Edith, aged 6, born at Stoke House, Bristol, Charlotte Louisa, aged 4, born at Stoke House, Bristol, Agnes Clementina, aged 2, born in London, and John Charles, aged 9 months, born at Stoke House, Bristol, a governess, three visitors, and eleven servants. In the 1901 census at Falcondala Mansion, Lampeter (Pembs):


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John Charles Harford, aged 40, living on own means - employer, born at Bristol, wife Blanche Amabel, aged 34, born at Mold (Merioneth), children: Mary Amabel, aged 6, born at Lampeter, John Henry, aged 4, born at Lampeter, and George Arthur, aged 2, born in London, Charlotte Louisa Harford, aged 43, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bristol, and seven servants. In the 1901 census at Blaise Castle House, Henbury (Glos): Mary C E Harford, aged 71, widow, living on own means, born at Rome, children: Alice M E, aged 49, born at Stoke Bishop (Glos), and Agnes C, aged 42, born at Belgravia, London, and nine servants. Blaise Castle and its estate of 650 acres (263 hectares) is on the north-west of Bristol near Henbury. The house was built in 1796-98 on the site of St Blaises’ chapel for John Harford, a wealthy Bristol merchant and banker. Since 1949 it has been a branch of the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, displaying the social history collection. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Harford, John Battersby, 1s. Abraham, of Clifton, co. Gloucester, arm. BALLIOL COLL., matric. 28 March, 1838, aged 18 (as JOHN HARFORD BATTERSBY); B.A. 1841, M.A. 1846, of Falcondale, co. Cardigan, high sheriff, co. Gloucester 1855, died 1875.

1WD4 Thomas Parkinson Broome Giles (1851-1932) Mary Giles (1857-1934)

North: THOMAS PARKINSON BROOME GILES DIED JANUARY 3RD 1932 AGED 80.

South:

ALSO OF HIS WIFE MARY DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1934 AGED 77.

The birth of Thomas Parkinson Broome Giles was registered 1851/Q3 Weobley. The marriage of Thomas Parkinson B Giles to Constance Grace Gilpin


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was registered 1882/Q2 Kensington. In the 1901 census at Essington, Tupsley (Herefordshire): Thomas B Giles, aged 49, Inspector Weights & Measures H.C.C., born at Byton (Herefordshire), wife Constance G, aged 50, born on Mauritius, children: Thomas P, aged 18, born at Clifford (Herefordshire), and Avena K, aged 16, born at Clifford, and two servants. The death of Constant G B Giles, aged 61, was registered 1912/Q2 Hereford. The marriage of Thomas P B Giles to Mary Carter was registered 1913/Q3 Paddington. The death of Thomas P B Giles, aged 80, was registered 1932/Q1 Bath.

1WD5 Alice Beatrice Hendley (1863-1935)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALICE BEATRICE HENDLEY

WHO PASSED AWAY SEPT 20TH 1935, AGED 72

R.I.P

In the 1871 census at a school in Caxton (Cambs): Alice B Hendley, aged 7, scholar, boarder, born at Charlton (Kent). In the 1881 census at 48 Maryon Road, Charlton (Kent) at the household of Frederick & Frances Browning: Alice B Hendley, aged 17, cousin, born at Woolwich (Kent). In the 1891 census at Gainsborough (Lincs) at the household of Alfred & Edith Senton: Alice B Hendley, aged 27, unmarried, sister in law, living on own means, born at Charlton (Kent).


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Possible entry in the 1901 census at Atherley Road, Shanklin, Isle of Wight: Alice B Hendley, aged 37, unmarried, matron of institution, born at Charlton (Kent), a nurse, two servants, and four patients.

1WD6 Hugh Washbourne Gibbs (1908-1929) Herbert Washbourne Gibbs (1860-1940) Margaret Rachel Hollier Gibbs (1871-1950) James Drew Thomas Washbourne Gibbs (1841-1892)

PILOT OFFICER HUGH WASHBOURNE GIBBS

16th Squadron Royal Air Force Killed in A Motor accident

whilst on duty 12th April 1929 aged 20 years

beloved only child of HERBERT WASHBOURNE GIBBS

and of MARGARET his Wife

North: Also of

HERBERT WASHBOURNE GIBBS J.P. Who died December 30th 1940

Aged 80 years Son of the late Alderman

THOMAS WASHBOURNE GIBBS of this City

Also of MARGARET

RACHEL HOLLIER GIBBS who died January 7th 1950

wife of the above and the daughter of the late

REV. JAMES DREW R.I.P.

The birth of Herbert Washbourne Gibbs was registered 1860/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dyer. In the 1861 census at Entry Hill, Bath: Thos W Gibbs, aged 44, attorney at law an[d] Solr in Chancery, born at Walcot, Bath, wife Sarah R, aged 46, born at Thorn Falcon (Som), children: Thos W, aged 19, articled to Solr, born at Bath, Matilda S, aged 18, born at Bath, Eleanor A, aged 17, born at Bath, Phillip W, aged 16, articled to solr, born at Bath, Arthur W, aged 6, born at Bath, Julia W, aged 6, born at Bath, and Herbert W, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. The marriage of Herbert Washbourne Gibbs to Margaret Rachel Hollier Drew at St James, Southstoke was registered 1906/Q2 Bath. The birth of Hugh Washbourne Gibbs was registered 1908/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Drew. The death of Margaret R H Gibbs, aged 79, was registered 1950/Q1 Bath.


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1WD7 & 8

Lucy Spear (1862-1934) Edward Albert Spear (1866-1951)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF LUCY

THE DEAR WIFE OF EDWARD A. SPEAR

OF IVY BANK, BATH. WHO ENTERED INTO REST

JULY 21ST 1934 “HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND

CALL HER BLESSED” ALSO OF

EDWARD ALBERT DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE

WHO ENTERED INTO REST AUGUST 24TH 1951, IN HIS 85TH YEAR

“IN THE PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY”

The birth of Edward A Spear was registered 1866/Q4 Bedminster. The marriage of Edward Albert Spear to Lucy Pearce was registered 1890/Q2 Tiverton. The birth of Dorothy Mary Spear was registered 1891/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pearce. In the 1901 census at Samford House, Oldfield Road, Bath: Edward A Spear, aged 34, provision merchant employer, born at Bristol (Glos), wife Lucy, aged 39, born at Uplowman (Devon), children: Dorothy M, aged 9, born at Bath, Lucy S M, aged 5, born at Bath, and Edward M, aged 3, born at Bath, Edith V Pearce, aged 16, niece, born at Uplowman, and two servants. The death of Lucy Spear, aged 72, was registered 1934/Q3 Weymouth. The death of Edward A Spear, aged 84, was registered 1951/Q3 Bath. The death of Dorothy Mary Spear, born on 23 Aug 1891, was registered 1975/Q1 Sedgemoor.

1WD9 Mary Adelaide Ussher (1854-1930)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF MARY ADELAIDE USSHER

WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 22ND 1930 AGED 76

The death of Mary A Ussher, aged 76, was registered 1930/Q3 Bath.


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1WD10 Charles Cowan Newnham (1871-1959) Winifred Dale Newnham (1876-1929)

CHARLES CONAN NEWNHAM D.S.O. VITH K.E.O. CAVALRY MARCH 10. 1959 “IN THE PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY.” WINIFRED DALE NEWNHAM 10. MAY 1929

Baptised on 8 Jul 1871 at Fyzabad, West Bengal India: Charles Cowan, son of Charles George & Anna Maria Newnham, date of birth 15 Jun 1871. Possible birth registration: Winifred Dale Smith 1875/Q2 St Geo H Sq. The death of Winnifred Dale Newnham, aged 53, was registered 1929/Q2 Bath. The death of Charles Cowan Newnham, aged 87, was registered 1959/Q1 Bath. There is a VIth KEO War Memorial at Ferozepore Cantonment. (Firozpur/ Ferozepur/ Ferozepore is a city in the Punjab and remains a major army base, being the biggest arsenal in India.) The Times of 22 Jan 1900 has on page 10 columns d and e: Dateline Southampton, Sunday. The passenger list for the Kinfauns Castle includes the following: Duke of Marlborough, Sir Simon Stuart, Sir Reginald Beauchamp, Capt. Cecil Grenfell, Lady Lilian Grenfell, the Hon. J. Ward, Mr. Burdett-Coutts, M.P., Mr. & Mrs. Rudyard Kipling, Admiral Maxse, Col. Browne, Col. Graham, Surgeon Lt.-Col. Forrester, Civil Surgeon Lowe, Maj. Baird, Maj. Crampton, Maj. L.A. Gordon, Bt.-Maj. Shore, Bt.-Maj. Ryder, Capt. J.M. Camilleri, Capt. F.J. Moberly, Capt. W.E. Lloyd, Capt. Creagh, Capt. Cobbe, Capt. Knight, Capt. H.H.F. Turner, Lieutenants W.M. Guthrie-Smith, R.J.T. Stewart, W.A. Light, W.T. Barry, A. St. J. Cooke, C.R. Harbord, F.D. Russell, C.C. Newnham, and Superintendent Nursing Sister Oram, with 11 nursing sisters; Mr. H.C. Newton and Mr. Watson. The Kinfauns Castle departed at 5:30 p.m. Saturday.


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See http://hometown.aol.co.uk/heatherasplin/bwsl00.html Picture Australia has an image (P03717.006) of a group portrait of officers at the British Army Staff College, Camberley taken circa 1906 with, in the third row: Capt C Newnham, 6th Cavalry I A.

1WD11 & 12

Henry George Kersley (1863-1927) Edith Kersley (1876-1958) George Durant Kersley (1906-1993)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

HENRY GEORGE KERSLEY THE DEAREST OF HUSBAND’S AND THE BEST OF FATHER’S WHO ENTERED INTO REST

SEPTEMBER 15TH 1927 AGED 64 -

HE LEFT THE WORLD A LITTLE BETTER THAN HE FOUND IT

West: ALSO

IN LOVING MEMORY OF EDITH KERSLEY

A MOST DEVOTED WIFE AND LOVING MOTHER

WHO ENTERED INTO REST OCTOBER 10TH 1958, AGED 82

North: GEORGE DURANT

KERSLEY O.B.E. T.D. D.L. M.D.

Hon. D.Sc. F.R.C.S. 1906-1993

AD FINEM FIDELIS

The apostrophes are as shown. The birth of Henry George Kersley was registered 1863/Q1 Shaftesbury. In the 1871 census at High Street, Shaftesbury: George Kersley, aged 49, grocer (employing 11 men & 4 boys), born at Shapwick (Dorset), wife Caroline, aged 48, born at Melksham (Wilts), children: Caroline, aged 16, born at Sutton (Hants), Robert, aged 10, born at Shaftesbury, and Henry, aged 8, born at Shaftesbury, eight apprentices and two servants. In the 1881 census at High Street, Shaftesbury: George Kersley, aged 59, grocer &c, born at Barford (Dorset), wife Caroline, aged 58, born at Melksham (Wilts), son Henry, aged 19, grocer’s assistant, born at Shaftesbury, and a servant. (In the adjoining property: Robert Kersley, aged 20, grocery manager, nine grocer’s assistants and two servants.) In the 1901 census at the Grand Atlantic Hotel, Beach Road, Weston super Mare: Henry George Kersley, aged 38, unmarried, living on own means, born at Shaftesbury (Dorset). The marriage of Henry George Kersley to Edith Durant was registered 1906/Q2 Bristol. The birth of George Durant Kersley was registered 1907/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Durant. (From BathBMD, the event occurred

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in 1906.) The death of Henry George Kersley, aged 64, was registered 1927 Bath. Passengers on the SS Georgic from Southampton to New York arriving on 3 Aug 1935: George Durant Kersley, aged 28, physician, born at Bath, and Mary Ada Roper Kersley, aged 24, born at Rangoon, Burma. A biography which includes his time at the Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Bath and his being Mayor of Bath in 1979 appears at the website dedicated to present and past residents of the Royal Crescent, Bath. The death of George Durant Kersley, born on 27 Dec 1906, was registered 1993/Sep Bath. Entry in Author's and Writer's Who's Who and Reference Guide and the Dictionary of National Biography. Physician and Rheumatologist. An article In Memoriam—Henry Jonathan Kersley: 1939–2000: A Moment in the History of Contactology by Oliver H. Dabezies, Jr., MD, FACS concerning his son appear in the Contact Lens Association of Ophthalmologists (CLAO) Journal Volume 26 No 2 April 2000 and refers to his father. (Ad Finem Fidelis, faithful to the end) See A History of The Mayors of Bath by The Charter Trustees of the City of Bath, Ralph Allen Press, 2006 which has a list of mayors and (on p 19) that George Durant Kersley was elected mayor on 2 Jan 1979 following the death in office of the previous mayor.

1WD13 & 14

Harold Thomas James (1867-1926) Thomas Edward James (1901-1917) Richard Whitfield James (1915-1944) Ethel Susie James (1879-1969) John Harold W James

IN EVER LOVING MEMORY

-OF- HAROLD THOMAS JAMES

THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF ETHEL JAMES,

BORN 1ST DECEMBER 1867, DIED 25TH NOVEMBER 1926

- “THY WILL BE DONE”

- ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

THOMAS EDWARD

The birth of Harold Thomas James was registered 1867/Q4 Haverfordwest.


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(1907-1982)

ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT RUGBY SCHOOL, IN HIS 17TH YEAR 1917

North:

IN PROUD AND EVER LOVING MEMORY

-OF- RICHARD WHITFIELD JAMES

(DICK) LT. COLONEL. D.C.L.I.

KILLED IN ACTION IN NORMANDY 12TH JULY 1944, AGED 29

- HE DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE

- West:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ETHEL SUSIE JAMES

WIFE OF HAROLD T. JAMES WHO DIED ON JUNE 1ST 1969.

AGED 90. ALSO HER SON

JOHN H. W. JAMES BORN APRIL 2ND 1907

DIED NOVEMBER 14TH 1982

The birth of Ethel Susannah Edwards was registered 1880/Q2 Newcastle under Lyme. In the 1891 census at Mariners Square, Haverfordwest (Pembs): Thomas James, aged 50, ale wine & spirit merchant, born at Haverfordwest, wife Emma Frances, aged 48, born at Haverford-west, children: Florence Ellen, aged 24, born at Haverfordwest, Harold Thomas, aged 23, malster, born at Haverfordwest, and Kathleen Edith, aged 22, born at Haverfordwest, and one servant. The marriage of Harold Thomas James to Ethel Susie T Edwards was registered 1900/Q1 Bucklow (Cheshire). In the 1901 census at Castle Square, Haverfordwest: Harold T James, aged 33, wine merchant employer, born at Haverfordwest, wife Ethel S, aged 22, born at Manchester, son Thomas E, aged 3 months, born at Haverfordwest, Anne Edwards, aged 52, widow, living on own means, born at Sutton Coldfield (Warks), and one servant. The birth of John Harold W James was registered 1907/Q2 Haverfordwest. The birth of Richard W James was registered 1915/Q1 Haverfordwest (Edwards). The death of Thomas E James, aged 16, was registered 1917/Q1 Rugby. The death of John Harold W James, born on 2 Apr 1907, was registered 1982/Q4 Kensington & Chelsea. Richard Whitefield James, aged 29, 62185, Somerset Light Infantry, Commanding 5th Battalion Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, died on 11 Jul 1944; son of Harold Thomas James and Ethel S. James, of Matlock, Derbyshire; Banneville-la-Campagne Cemetery, grave/memorial reference: X. C. 15. [CWGC].


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1WD15-17

William de Blaquiere (1855-1920) Alan Boyle de Blaquiere (1895-1917) John de Blaquiere (1889-1915) Marie Lucienne Henriette Adine de Blaquiere (1865-1942) Georges Edouard Desbarats (1838-1893)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM

6TH BARON de BLAQUIERE OF ARDKILL, CO LONDONDERRY

GREAT ALNAGER OF IRELAND OF BROOKWORTH MANOR, GLOUCESTER

AND 3 THE CIRCUS BATH. BORN SEPTEMBER 3RD 1855. DIED JULY 28TH 1920

- ALSO OF HIS WIFE

MARIE LUCIENNE HENRIETTE ADINE O.B.E. DAU. OF GEORGE DESBARATS OF MONTREAL

BORN AUGUST 10TH 1865 DIED AT ONSLOW HOUSE, BATH MARCH 12TH 1942

South:

ALSO OF SUBLIEUT THE HONOURABLE

ALAN BOYLE de BL[A]QUIERE. R.N. YOUNGEST SON OF WILLIAM

6TH BARON de BLAQUIERE OF ARDKILL BORN MARCH 29TH 1895

SERVED IN EUROPEAN WAR 1914-1917

HELIGOLAND BIGHT. H.M.S. LION

DOGGER BANK. JUTLAND. H.M.S. AMBUSCADE, T.B.D.

LOST IN H.M.S. LAURENTIS THROUGH ENEMY ACTION JANUARY 25TH 1917

- North:

ALSO OF LIEUT THE HONOURABLE

JOHN deBLAQUIERE 2ND BATT. SCOTTISH RIFLES

(CAMERONIANS) ELDER SON OF WILLIAM

6TH BARON de BLAQUIERE OF ARDKILL BORN AUGUST 1ST 1889

SERVED IN EUROPEAN WAR IN 1ST BATTLE OF YPRES 1914

KILLED IN ACTION AT NEUVE CHAPELLE MARCH 10TH 1915

The de Blaquiere family were Huguenots who came to England in 1685. William de Blaquiere was born on 5 Sep 1856 son of Charles & Agnes de Blaquiere. On 25 Jan 1888 at Christchurch Cathedral, Montréal William de Blaquiere married Lucienne Desbarats. From The Times of Tue 26 Nov 1889 (p 10; Issue 32866; col B): We have to record the sudden death of Lord de Blaquiere, which happened on Sunday last. His lordship had for some time been in delicate health, but no immediate danger was apprehended; his death was occasioned by the stoppage of the action of the heart. William Bernard de Blaquiere, fifth Baron de Blaquiere in the peerage of Ireland, was a younger son of William, the third Baron, a general in the Army, by his marriage with Lady Harriet Townshend, daughter of the first Marquis Townshend. He was born in December, 1814, and succeeded to the title in 1871, on the death of his elder brother. In early life he was in the Royal Navy, from which he retired with the rank of Captain in 1873, having previously been actively employed on the East and West Indian, Mediterranean, and North American stations; he also enjoyed the titular distinction of “Great Alnager” of Ireland. He married, in 1862, Anna Maria, only child and heiress of Mr. John Wormald, of Brockworth Manor, Gloucestershire, where it is arranged that the funeral shall take place. As he left no issue, the title devolves on his cousin William, son of the late Mr. Charles de Blaquiere, by his first marriage. The new peer was born in September, 1855, and is resident in Canada. Alnager: sworn officer to examine and attest the measurement and quality of woollen goods. There was a recommendation by the House


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BURIED IN MILITARY CEMETERY AT BROWN’S CORNER FESTUBERT

of Commons in 1819 that the office be suppressed and that Lord de Blaquiere, who has a vested right in a Patent for office of Alnager, should be compensated for loss of office out of money made available by the Government and not by a tax on woollen trade and manufacture. The birth of Kathleen de Blaquiere was registered 1891/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at 1 Park Lane, Bath: Rt Hon Lord de Blaquiere, aged 36, peer of the realm, birthplace not specified, wife Lady de Blaquiere, aged 26, children: John, aged 2, and Kathleen, aged 2 months, a presumed visitor and two servants. The birth of Allan Boyle de Blaqui[e]re was registered 1895/Q4 Clutton. (In index as ‘DE BLAQUIFRE’.) In the 1901 census at 3 The Circus, Bath: William 6th Lord de Blaquiere, aged 46, living on own means, born in Canada, wife Lucienne, aged 32, born in Canada, children: Kathleen, aged 9, born at Bath, and Hon Allen, aged 6, born at Wellow (Som), a governess and six servants. In the 1901 census at Harris High School, Highclere (Hants): John de Blaquiere, aged 11, boarder pupil, born in Canada. As reported in The Times of Wed 24 Sep 1913 (p 10; Issue 40325; col C) the attempt by Lord de Blaquiere of Brockworth Manor (Glos) to obtain the right to be a voter was rejected. The Hon. John de Blaquiere, aged 25, Lieutenant Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), died on 10-Mar-1915; Son of William, 6th Baron de Blaquiere, and Lucienne Baroness de Blaquiere, O.B.E., of 3, The Circus, Bath; Brown's Road Military Cemetery, Festubert, grave/memorial reference: VIII. J. 5 [CWGC]. Allan Boyle de Blaquiere, aged 21, Sub-Lieutenant HMS Antrim, died on 25-Jan-1917; son of William, 6th Baron de Blaquiere of Ardkill, and Lucienne, daughter of G. E. Desbarats, of Montreal, Canada. Served at the Action off Heligoland; Chatham Naval Memorial, grave/memorial reference: 20 [CWGC]. From The Times of Mon 10 Jun 1918 (p 2; Issue 41812; col A) in the list of recipients of the OBE: MARIE LUCIENNE HENRIETTE ADINE, BARONESS DE BLAQUIERE, Vice-


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Pres., Bath District, British Red Cross and Order of St. John: Organizer, Lansdown Place Aux. Hosp., Bath. From The Times of Thu 29 Jul 1920 (p 14; Issue 42475; col B):

Lord de Blaquiere died at Bath yesterday, aged 64. He had been ailing for some time, and his serious illness was intimated in The Times on July 5.

William, Lord de Blaquiere, who, as the name indicates, was of French extraction, was living in Montreal in 1880 when the title came to him. He had, the year before, married Marie Lucienne Henriette Adine, daughter of the late M. George Desbarats, of Montreal. On coming to England, they made their home at 3, The Circus, Bath, where Lady de Blaquiere actively associated herself with the many social and philanthropic movements of the place. Lord and Lady de Blaquiere sustained a double bereavement during the war. Their elder son, who was an officer in the Cameronians, fell in action at Neuve Chapelle in March, 1915, and their younger son, a naval sub-lieutenant, was drowned by the torpedoing of the Laurentic off the Irish coast on June 25, 1917, and these losses deeply affected Lord de Blaquiere’s health. The title now becomes extinct, there being only a daughter left, who married in 1911 the Hon. Dudley Massey Piggott Carleton, who is heir to the barony of Dorchester.

The first Baron de Blaquiere was a son of John Blaquiere, a member of a noble Huguenot family, who emigrated from France in consequence of the edict of Nantes and settled in London as a merchant, and died there in 1753. He was appointed principal secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in 1772, and was created a baronet in 1784, sworn of the Privy Council and appointed the King’s Great Alnager for Ireland, an office which was abolished in 1817. He was raised to the peerage of Ireland in 1800. The late peer was the sixth in order of succession.

The funeral is to take place at the Abbey Cemetery, Bath.

(The article refers to the Edict of Nantes as the cause of the emigration from France. However, this edict, issued on 13 Apr 1598 by Henry IV, actually granted rights to Protestants. It was the revocation of the edict of Nantes by Louis XIV in Oct 1685 which led to an exodus of Huguenots mainly to Britain, the Netherlands and Prussia.) From The Times of Sat 14 Mar 1942 (p 6; Issue 49184; col F):

Lady de Blaquiere, O.B.E., widow of the sixth and last Lord de Blaquiere, died at Onslow House, Bath, on March 12.


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She was Marie Lucienne Henriette Adine, eldest daughter of the late M. George Desbarats, of Montreal. Her marriage took place in 1888, the year before her husband succeeded his cousin in the peerage, and she was left a widow in 1920. Lady de Blaquiere had three children, two sons and a daughter. Her eldest son, Lieutenant the Hon. John de Blaquiere, Scottish Rifles, was killed in action on March 10, 1915; and her younger son, Sub-Lieutenant the Hon. Alan Boyle de Blaquiere, R.N., was lost in H.M.S. Laurentic on January 25, 1917. Her daughter, Kathleen, is the wife of Lord Dorchester. For Georges Edouard Desbarats see The Macmillan Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Fourth edition. Edited by W. Stewart Wallace. Revised, enlarged, and updated by W. A. McKay. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1978.


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1WE1 Jessie Beatrice Western (1854-1930)

TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF JESSIE BEATRICE WESTERN

NOVEMBER 30. 1930 R.I.P.

The birth of Jessie B Western was registered 1854/Q3 West Ham. In the 1871 census at North Side, North Street, Clifford cum Boston (Yorks): George Longley, aged 36, Major half-pay Royal Engineers, born at Harrow (Middx), wife Catherine A, aged 42, born at St Helens (Norfolk), Alice C M Dawson, aged 20, step-daughter, unmarried, born at Paddington, London, Jessie B Western, aged 16, niece, born at West Ham (Essex), and seven servants. In the 1881 census at St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth: Jessie Beatrice Western, aged 26, super[visor]y nurse, born at Forest Gate (Essex). The death of Jessie B Western, aged 75, was registered 1930/Q4 Bath.


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1WE2 Arthur Hawley (1870-1952)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY

OF ARTHUR HAWLEY, B.A., OXON,

AT REST MARCH 17. 1952, AGED 81

The birth of Arthur Hawley was registered 1870/Q3 Islington. In the 1891 census at West Heath House, West Heath Hill, Hampstead, London: Alfred Hawley, aged 54, Australian merchant, born at Islington, London, wife Mary Silvia, aged 48, born at Bow, London, children: P… Alfred, aged 22, clerk (merchants), born at Highbury, London, and Arthur, aged 20, undergraduate, born at Highbury, London, Sophia Hawley, aged 17, niece, born in London, and four servants. The death of Arthur Hawley, aged 82, was registered 1952/Q1 Bath. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Hawley, Arthur, born in London July, 1870; 2s. Alfred arm. CHRIST CHURCH, matric. 11 Oct., 89, aged 19 (from Uppingham school), B.A. 92; HONOURS :– 3 history 92

1WE3 Laurence Beamish Hewitt (1882-1954)

LAURENCE BEAMISH HEWITT DIED 18TH JULY 1954

AGED 72 -

BATH JOURNALIST SCHOLAR AND MUSICIAN

The birth of Laurence Beamish Hewitt was registered 1882/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Beamish.


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In the 1891 census at Silverdale, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Joseph Hewitt, aged 47, teacher of music, born at Oxford, wife Sarah A, aged 47, born at Wallington (Surrey), and children: Mary J, aged 25, born at Cosham (Hants), Sarah A, aged 21, born at Bath, and Laurence B, aged 8, ‘at home delicate’, born at Bath. Entry in The Author's and Writer's Who's Who and Reference Guide.

1WE4 Henrietta Mabel Drummond (1868-1958) Agnes Drummond (1891-1971) David Kininment Drummond (1854-)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF HENRIETTA MABEL,

(WIDOW OF D. K. DRUMMOND, OF ABDIE, FIFE, AND BIRMINGHAM)

BORN SEPTEMBER 16. 1868. DIED JUNE 23. 1958.

AT HER HOME IN BATH. HER CHILDREN RISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED

ALSO OF AGNES HER DEVOTED ELDEST DAUGHTER BORN SEPTEMBER 18. 1891

DIED IN LONDON MAY 3. 1971 BLESSED

In the 1861 census at Parhill, Abdie (Fife): Benjamin Drummond, aged 41, joiner, born at Marthal (Perth),wife Henry (!), aged 41, born at Abdie, children: Elisabeth, aged 13, born at Abdie, Mary Ann, aged 11, born at Abdie, David K, aged 7, born at Abdie, and Benjamin, aged 5, born at Abdie, and two servants. In the 1871 census at Cothouse, Abdie (Fife): Benjamin Drummond, aged 50, coachman, born at Muthill (Perthshire), wife Agnes, aged 50, born at Abdie, children: David K, aged 17, assistant draper, born at Abdie, and Benjamin, aged 15, agricultural labourer, born at Abdie. In the 1881 census at Grosvenor Hotel, Eastgate Street, Chester: David Drummond, aged 28, unmarried, boarder, agent to drapery, born in Scotland. The marriage of David Kininment Drummond to Henrietta Mabel Porter was registered 1890/Q4 Warwick. In the 1891 census at 72 Wheeley’s Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham: David Drummond, aged 37, commercial traveller, born in Scotland, wife


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Mable, aged 23, wine merchants manager, born at Wallington (Sussex), both boarders. The birth of Agnes Drummond was registered 1891/Q3 Solihull. In the 1901 census at Lynton Villa, Yardley (Worcs): David K Drummond, aged 47, commercial traveller, born in Scotland, wife H M, aged 32, born at Wallington (Sussex), children: Agnes, aged 9, Mary, aged 5, Mabel J, aged 4, David B, aged 2, and John N, aged 3 months, and one servant. The death of Henrietta M Drummond, aged 89, was registered 1958/Q2 Bath. The death of Agnes Drummond, born on 18 Sep 1891, was registered 1971/Q2 Lambeth.

1WE5 Harold Orme Garton Sargent (1884-1962)

SIR ORME SARGENT GCMG KCB

OF BATHWICK HILL HOUSE

DIED 23 OCTOBER 1962 AGED 77 YEARS

The birth of Harold Orme G Sargent was registered 1884/Q4 Kensington. In the 1901 census at 77 Upper Berkeley Street, St Marylebone, London: Harry G Sargent, aged 42, living on own means, born in London, wife Henrietta, aged 45, born in Scotland, son Orme G, aged 16, born in London, and three servants. Joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1906, Second Secretary in the British Legation in Berne, attached first to the Peace Delegation to the Peace Conference in 1919 and subsequently to Britain's Embassy at Paris for the work of the Ambassadors' Conference, Deputy Under-Secretary in September 1939, in 1946 appointed Permanent Under-secretary of State. See http://www.fco.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerat

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e/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1036414870460 A portrait of William Sargent (1786-1863) Secretary of Treasury was bequeathed by Sir Orme Garton Sargent in 1962 to the Government Art Collection (part of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport).

1WE6 Raymond Joseph Charles Fellows (1919-2005)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF RAYMOND J. C. FELLOWS DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND FATHER & GRANDFATHER DIED FEBRUARY 19TH 2005

AGED 85 YEARS HEADMASTER ST. PHILIPS SCHOOL

1961-1982 “IN GOD’S KEEPING”

The birth of Raymond J C Fellows was registered 1919/Q2 Aston (Ingram). The death of Raymond Joseph Charles Fellows, born on 5 Jun 1919, was registered 2005/Feb Bath & NE Somerset.

1WE7 John Dudley Holroyd (1933-1998)

† Treasured Memories of

JOHN DUDLEY HOLROYD 19.4.33-13.4.98

Father of SIMON and MARK

The death of John Dudley Holroyd, born on 19 Apr 1933, was registered 1998/Apr Bath & NE Somerset.

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1WE8 John Grenville Coates (1913-1999) Betty Isobel Coates (1917-2001)

† IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN GRENVILLE COATES BORN OCTOBER 17th 1913

DIED JUNE 19th 1999 AND HIS WIFE BETTY ISOBEL

BORN AUGUST 12th 1917 DIED FEBRUARY 6th 2001

Underneath are the everlasting arms.

The birth of John G Coates was registered 1913/Q4 Bristol, mother’s maiden name: Weston. The death of John Grenville Coates, born on 17 Oct 1913, was registered 1999/Jun Chippenham. The death of Betty Isobel Coates, born on 12 Aug 1917, was registered 2001/Feb Trowbridge.


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Northern Border of Section 1

The tombs are not regularly placed along the border. Two of the tombs extend down from the plateau to the Carriage Road. The numbering starts at the western end with a cremation memorial.


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1NB1 David Dunbar Falconer (1934-2002)

DAVID DUNBAR FALCONER 1934-2002

Cremation memorial plaque. The death of David Dunbar Falconer, born on 19 Apr 1934, was registered 2002/Jan Bath & North East Somerset.

1NB2 Lucius Ferdinand Hardyman (1868-1946) Beatrice Nellie Hardyman (1879-1969)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MY LOVING HUSBAND

THE REV LUCIUS FERDINAND HARDYMAN WHO PASSED AWAY JAN 21ST 1946

AGED 77 AND OF HIS WIDOW

BEATRICE NELLIE HARDYMAN WHO PASSED AWAY OCT 8TH 1969 AT THY RIGHT HAND ……………………

PLEASURES ………………………

In the 1871 census at 21 Claremont Crescent, Edinburgh: Anne G Hardyman, aged 43, born at Armagh, Ireland, children: William Maxwell, aged 16, apprentice chartered accountant, born at Armagh, Susan Maxwell, aged 15, born at Edinburgh, George Hardyman, aged 8, born at Edinburgh, Kate Hardyman, aged 7, born at Edinburgh, Henry Hardyman, aged 6, born at Edinburgh, Margaret Hardyman, aged 4, born at Edinburgh, Lucius Hardyman, aged 3, born at Edinburgh, and Annie E Hardyman, aged 10 months, born at Edinburgh, and four servants. Lucius F Hardyman appears in the 1891 census at Saskatchewan and in 1897 at Calgary Alberta. In the 1901 at Alberta, North West Territories:


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Lucius Hardyman, aged 32, born on 28 Jul 1868 in Scotland, arrived in Canada in 1886, wife Elizabeth, aged 30, born on 25 Mar 1870 in England, arrived in Canada in 1892, children: Ferdinand Napier, aged 3, born on 3 Jun 1897 in Canada, and Duncan V, aged 1, born on 15 Feb 1900 in Canada, and a servant. The death of Lucius F Hardyman, aged 77, was registered 1946/Q1 Bath. The death of Beatrice Nellie Hardyman, born on 28 Mar 1879, was registered 1969/Q4 Bath. (References to a Captain Lucius Ferdinand Hardyman appear in the Dictionary of Royal Navy Biography of 1849.)

1NB3 Kathleen Douglas Pilkington (1868-1942)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF KATHLEEN DOUGLAS

PILKINGTON DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1942

On 19 Sep 1866 at St James, Westminster Thomas Pilkington married Catherine Carmichael Scott Douglas (registered 1866/Q3 St Jas Westminster). The birth of Katharine Douglas Prescott was registered 1867/Q3 Prescott. In the 1871 census at Ardern House, Ashley (Ches): Catherine Douglas, aged 49, married, gentleman’s wife, born at Dublin, children: Stuart H Douglas, aged 22, commercial, born at Calcutta, Bengal, C C S Pilkington, aged 24, daughter, married, gentleman’s wife, born at Calcutta, Bengal, A J C Douglas, aged 17, daughter, born in the East Indies, Harold Pilkington, aged 26, unmarried, visitor, solicitor, born at Eccl[e]ston (Lancs), Kathlean (sic) D Pilkington, aged 3, granddaughter, born at Knowsley (Lancs),


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Margaret D Pilkington, aged 1, granddaughter, born at Knowsley, Lilian D Pilkington, aged 2 months, born at Knowsley, Beatrice J Douglas, aged 9, daughter, born in the East Indies, and nine servants. In the 1891 census at Knowsley Cottage, Knowsley Lane, Knowsley (Lancs): Thomas Pilkington, aged 55, JP and manufacturer, born at St Helens (Lancs), wife Katharine C S, aged 44, born at Calcutta, India, children: Katherine D, aged 23, born at Knowsley, Margaret D, aged 21, born at Knowsley, Lillian D, aged 20, born at Knowsley, Millicent D, aged 18, born at Knowsley, Annie D, aged 17, born at Knowsley, Thomas, aged 14, born at Knowsley, Sybil, aged 13, born at Knowsley, and Alan D, aged 11, born at Knowsley, and eleven servants. The death of Kathleen D Pilkington, aged 74, was registered 1942/Q3 Bournemouth.

1NB4 Gerald James Lester (1885-1918) Eleanor Lester (1883-1968) Jean Geraldine Lester (1919-1996) Geoffrey Lester (1916-1998)

IN MEMORY OF THE REV D

GERALD JAMES LESTER M.A. C.F.

DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE DECEMBER 16TH 1918 AGED 33

BURIED IN FRANCE AND ALSO

ELEANOR LESTER HIS WIFE DIED ON

FEBRUARY 21ST 1968 AGED 84 AND

JEAN GERALDINE LESTER THE DAUGHTER

DIED ON JANUARY 15TH 1996 AGED 76

ALSO IN MEMORY OF GEOFFREY LESTER

MUCH LOVED MAY 18TH 1998 AGED 81 RECTOR OF BATH ABBEY

1960-1988

The birth of Gerald James Lester was registered 1885/Q2 S Molton. In the 1891 census at the Vicarage, Bishops Nympton (Devon): Edward A Lester, aged 52, vicar of Bishops Nympton, born in Ireland, wife Mary F, aged 50, born in Ireland, and children: Albert G, aged 25, classical teacher, born in Ireland, Elizabeth M, aged 24, born in Ireland, Edward A, aged 24, scholar, born in Ireland, Millicent M, aged 19, born in Ireland, Cecil, aged 14, born at Kingsbridge (Devon), Richard S, aged 12, born at Kingsbridge, William A, aged 11, born at Kingsbridge, Cyril, aged 7, born at Bishops Nympton, and Gerald J, aged 6, born at Bishops Nympton. In the 1901 census at St Johns Foundation School, Leatherhead (Surrey): Gerald James Lester, aged 16, schoolboy, born at Bishops Nympton (Devon).


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The marriage of Gerald J Lester to Eleanor Jeans was registered 1914/Q3 Morpeth. The birth of Jean G Lester was registered 1919/Q2 Alston, mother’s maiden name: Jeans. The death of Eleanor Lester, aged 85, was registered 1968/Q1 Bath. The Rev. Gerald James Lester, Chaplain 4th class, Army Chaplains' Department, attached C.M.E. Loco Works, aged 33, died on 16 Dec 1918; son of the Rev. E. A. and Mrs. M. F. Lester, of Bishop's Nymphton, Devon; husband of Eleanor Lester, of 13, Rivers St., Bath. B.A. Rector of Rackenford, Devon; St Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen; grave/memorial reference S. V. L. 9. [CWGC]. He died in the influenza epidemic. In 1946 Geoffrey Lester married Mary Hancock (two sons, two daughters). The death of Jean Geraldine Lester, born on 28 Mar 1919, was registered 1996/Jan Bath. The death of Geoffrey Lester, born on 3 Dec 1916, was registered 1998/May Bath & North East Somerset. There was an obituary by Tim Bullamore on The Independent of 25 May 1998 (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_19980525/ai_n14158444). From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1998/99 p422:

LESTER, Preb Geoffrey. b 16 Trin Coll Cam BA39 MA43. Wycliffe Hall Ox 41. d42 p43 C St Marylebone All So w SS Pet and Jo Lon 42-47; Chapl Westmr Abbey 43-44; C Bywell St Andr Newc 47-48; Kenya 48-60; Provost Nairobi 55-60; R Bath Abbey w St Jas B&W 60-89; RD Bath 61-71; Preb Wells Cathl 62-93; rtd 89. 29 Woodland Grove, Claverton Down, Bath BA2 7AY

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1NB5 Annie Haynes Caddick (1835-1921)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ANNIE HAYNES CADDICK WHO DIED 28TH NOVEMBER 1921

AGED 86 YEARS

Baptised on 22 Nov 1835 at Christ Church West Bromwich (Staffs): Ann Haynes Caddick, daughter of Elisha & Ann Caddick, date of birth 27 Oct 1835 [IGI]. The birth of Robert Haynes Caddick was registered 1840/Q2 West Bromwich. In the 1841 census at New Street, West Bromwich (Staffs): Elisha Caddick, aged 35, attorney, born in Staffordshire, Ann Caddick, aged 30, born in Staffordshire, Edward Caddick, aged 6, born in Staffordshire, Ann Caddick, aged 5, born in Staffordshire, Robert Caddick, aged 1, born in Staffordshire, and two servants. In the 1861 census at Leadon Court, Bishops Frome (Herefordshire): Elizha Caddick, aged 57, attorney on the roll also farmer of 258 acres employing 8 men 1 boy, born at Sedgeley (Staffs), wife Ann, aged 56, born at West Bromwich, children: Elizabeth, aged 30, born at West Bromwich, Ann, aged 25, born at West Bromwich, Francis, aged 18, born at West Bromwich, and Helen, aged 17, born at West Bromwich, and two servants. In the 1871 census at Tibbington House, Carpenter Road, Edgbaston (Warks): Prudence Bissell, aged 70, widow, born at Sedgeley (Staffs), Ann Caddick, aged 34, unmarried, niece, born at West Bromwich, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 7 Downe Terrace, Richmond Hill, Richmond (Surrey): Anne H Caddick, aged 65/55, (occupation obscured), born at West Bromwich.


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The death of Annie H Caddick, aged 86, was registered 1921/Q4 Bath. The ‘Haynes Caddick’ combination occurs in a burial record for Murphy’s Creek: Caddick, Charles Ernest, died 18 Jan 1907, aged 24 yrs, s/o Robert Haynes Caddick of Knysna, South Africa There is a marriage registration for Robert Haynes Caddick in 1876/Q1 Aston. South African Archives have records of mortgage bonds for Robert Haynes Caddick in 1886, 1890 and 1896, a death notice in 1897 (MOOC/LEER/6/9/370) and a liquidation and distribution account in 1897 (MOOC/LEER/13/1/832) and 1898 (MOOC/LEER/13/1/844).

1NB6 Elizabeth Jane Peck (1838-1910) Margery Elizabeth Peck (1876-1954)

South: In

Loving Memory of ELIZABETH JANE

WIDOW OF THE LATE KENRICK PECK, DIED 28TH FEBRUARY 1910,

AGED 71 YEARS

West: Also

In Memory of MARGERY ELIZABETH PECK

ONLY DAUGHTER OF KENRICK & ELIZABETH PECK,

DIED 29TH JULY 1954, AGED 78

The death of Elizabeth Jane Peck, aged 71, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath. The death of Margery E Peck, aged 78, was registered 1954/Q3 Kensington.


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1NB7 Elizabeth Collingridge (1782-1858) Joshua Shawe Crosse (1748-1826) John Collingridge (1765-1855)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH COLLINGRIDGE

RELICT OF JOH[N] COLLINGRIDGE ESQ AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

REV JOSHUA SHAWE CROSSE D.D. OF THIS CITY

WHO DEPARTED THIS [LIFE] AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS

AT HER RESIDENCE SUNBURY VILLA MIDDLESEX

THE 27TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1858 [IN TH]E 77TH [YEAR] OF HER [AGE] THE LORD ……………………………………… ………………………………………………………

North:

THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN COLLINGRIDGE. ESQR

OF SUNBURY VILLA MIDDLESEX AND OF 57 PULTENEY STREET IN THIS CITY

WHOSE EARTHLY EXISTENCE CEASED FEB 13TH 1855 IN HIS 91ST YEAR

IN FULL HOPE OF A BLESSED RESURRECTION

DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS AFFLICTED WIDOW

WHO MOURNS THE LOSS OF THE BEST OF HUSBANDS AND FRIENDS WHOSE EVERY ACT IN LIFE

WAS …………………………………… ………………………………………

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.

Baptised on 9 Jul 1748 at St Andrew Undershaft, London: Joshua Shaw Crosse, son of Thomas & Jane Crosse [IGI]. Will of Reverend Joshua Shaw Crosse, Doctor in Divinity of Bath, Somerset, date 20 Jul 1826, PROB 11/1714. The death of John Collingridge, aged 90, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. Will of John Collingridge of Sunbury, Middlesex, date 13 Mar 1855, PROB 11/2207. The death of Elizabeth Collingridge was registered 1858/Q4 Staines.


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1NB8 Harriet May Jamieson (1803-1864) William Jamieson Beresford (1867-1868) John Beresford Mary Emilia Beresford (1841-) Quintin Jamieson (1796-1869) Harriet May Beresford (1870) Emily Parke Jamieson (1844-1876) John Awdry Jamieson (1838-1919)


HARRIET MAY THE BELOVED WIFE OF

Q. JAMIESON ESQRE M.D. LATE OF THE MADRAS HORSE ARTILLERY

WHO DIED JUNE 1ST 1864 AGED 61

ALSO OF WILLIAM JAMIESON THE BELOVED CHILD OF J AND M.E. BERESFORD

AND GRAND CHILD OF THE ABOVE BORN MAY 19 1867 DIED FEB 17 1868

HE SHALL GATHER THE LAMBS UNTO HIM ALSO OF

QUINTIN JAMIESON. ESQRE M.D. WHO DIED NOVR 28. 1869 AGED 73

“THERE REMAINETH REST FOR THE …………… OF GOD”

HARRIET MAY BERESFORD BORN JUNE 30 1870. DIED DEC 27 1870

ALSO OF EMILY PARKE THE BELOVED WIFE OF

THE REVD J.A. JAMIESON M.A. WHO DIED ON JUNE 24TH 1876

AGED 32 YEARS THE LORD WATCH BETWEEN _E AND THEE WHEN WE ARE ABSENT ONE FROM ANOTHER.

In the 1851 census at 11 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Quintain Jamieson, aged 55, physician army graduate of University of Edinburgh retired … Madras, born in Scotland, wife Harriet M, aged 48, born at Felstead (Essex), children: John A, aged 12, born in the East Indies, and Maria E, aged 10, born in the East Indies, and three servants. In the 1861 census at 11 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Quinten Jamieson, aged 65, M.D. Edinburgh …… of practising, born in Scotland, wife Harriet M, aged 58, born at Felstead (Essex), daughter Maria E, aged 20, unmarried, born in India, Eliza O Peck, aged 52, widow, sister-in-law, fundholder, born at Felstead (Essex), Lucy H Peck, aged 11, niece, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1861 census at Emmanuel College, Cambridge: John A Jamieson, aged 22, student, born at Bangalore, East Indies. The death of Harriet Mary Jamieson, aged 61, was registered 1864/Q2 Bath. The marriage of John Beresford to Mary Emilia Jamieson was registered 1865/Q2 Bath. The death of Quintin Jamieson, aged 73, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath. The marriage of John Awdry Jamieson to Emily Parke Airey at Bath Abbey was registered 1865/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 1 Springfield Place, Lansdown, Bath:


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John A Jamieson, aged 32, curate of St Stephens, born at Bangalore, Madras, wife Emily P, aged 27, born at Kinh…… York, children: Beatrice G, aged 3, born at Tiverton (Devon), Frederick E A, aged 2 born at Tiverton, and Maude B, aged 8 months, born at Tiverton, and three servants. The death of Emily Parke Jamieson, aged 32, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath. The marriage of John Awdry Jamieson to Mary Clark was registered 1877/Q3 Westminster. In the 1881 census at Ellacombe Vicarage, Torquay: John A Jamieson, aged 42, vicar of Ellacombe, Torquay, born at Bangalore, India, wife Mary, aged 53, born at Harmston (Lincs), children: Beatrice G, aged 13, born at Tiverton (Devon), Maud J, aged 11, born at Tiverton, Florence E, aged 9, born at Tiverton, and Harry C, aged 6, born at Bath, Emily Markby, aged 44, married, visitor, clergyman’s wife, born in London, and five servants. The death of John A Jamieson, aged 80, was registered 1919/Q2 Hastings. From Alumni Cantabrigienses:

John Awdry Jamieson Adm. pens. at EMMANUEL, Sept. 18, 1858. Matric. Michs. 1858; B.A. 1862; M.A. 1865. Ord. deacon (Ripon) 1862; priest, 1863; C. of Manningham, Yorks., 1862-4. C. of St Paul's, Tiverton, Devon, 1865-70. C. of St Stephen's, Lansdown, Bath, 1870-2. Assoc. Sec., C.P.A.S., S.W. district, 1872-6. V. of Ellacombe, Devon, 1876-87. R. of St Leonards-on-Sea, 1887-1913. Subsequently of 87, Pevensey Road, St Leonards-on-Sea. Disappears from Crockford, 1920. Father of Frederick E. A. (1888) and Henry E. (1893).


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1NB9 Henry John Sharpe (1798-1858) Margaretta Montgomery Hale (1798-1872) John Hale Emily Crakeley Sharpe

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

HENRY JOHN SHARPE FOR MANY YEARS

A MUCH ESTEEMED AND HIGHLY RESPECTED

MERCHANT OF NEW YORK UNITED STATES

WHO DIED AT BATH ENGLAND OCTOBER 8TH 1858

AGED 60 YEARS

MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE

PSALM XXXII __

West:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF

EMILY CRAKELEY SHARPE THE ONLY CHILD OF HENRY JOHN AND

MARGARETTA MONTGOMERY SHARPE

WHO WAS BORN AND DIED IN PHILADELPHIA UNITED STATES

WHEN CHRIST WHO IS OUR LORD SHALL ____ THEN SHALL

ALSO ____ WITH HIM IN GLORY

East:

AND IN MEMORY OF MARGARETTA MONTGOMERY

HALE WIFE OF JOHN HALE

OF DORCHESTER TERRACE HYDE PARK

AND THE RELICT OF THE LATE HENRY JOHN SHARPE

Possibly the Henry I Sharpe, aged 22, merchant, of Great Britain, intending to live in the USA who appears in the Passenger Arrivals in the U.S., 1819-20 p 209. An advertisement in the New-York Evening Post of Friday, December 2, 1831: Henry John Sharpe, selling Mineral Fusible Cement, Cologne Water, Harrogate Salts, Swaim's Vermifuge and Swaim's Panacea. There was also a Henry John Sharpe, a Philadelphia druggist and writer of poetry, to whom Henry Russell dedicated various musical works in the 1840s. It would seem that Henry Russell set various poems to music. Given the wife’s birthplace of Philadelphia and location of the death of their infant daughter, this would seem to be the same individual. The Papers of Henry Clay. Vol. 10: Candidate, Compromiser, Elder Statesman: January 1, 1844-June 29, 1852. by Melba Porter Hay, Carol Reardon, in a footnote to latter to Henry John Sharpe, thanking him for some verses: “Sharpe was a commission merchant whose business was located at 46 Pine, New York City. Doggett, New York City Directory 1844-45. The


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OF NEW YORK SHE DIED IN LONDON

JUNE 11TH 1872 AGED 71 YEARS

HER END WAS PEACE

West:

THE VAULT OF

HENRY JOHN SHARPE OF NEW YORK

UNITED STATES

poem – “Hurrah! ‘The Work is Done!’ “ – was published as Poems by the Late Henry John Sharpe, Esq. (London, 1859)” Longworth's American Almanac, New-York Register, and City Directory, published by Thomas Longworth, 1835 (p 611) has an entry for Henry John Sharpe, merchant and in the 1839 edition the entry (p 587) has him as merchant at 49 Pine, up stairs. The death of Henry John Sharpe, aged 60, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Margaretta Montgomery Sharpe to John Hales was registered 1859/Q4 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). In the 1871 census at 29 Dorchester Terrace, Paddington, London: John Hale, aged 72, annuitant, born at Windley (Hants), wife Margaretta M, aged 73, born at Philadelphia U.S., William C Dayton, aged 19, born at Camden, New Jersey, U.S., and three servants. The death of Margaretta Montgomery Hale, aged 74, was registered 1872/Q2 Kensington. Possible death registration for John Hale, aged 77, 1875/Q4 Kensington.

1NB10 Rosa Adelaide Bond (1831-1878) Henrietta Ellen Asprey (1823-1880) Francis Asprey (1816-1892)

West: IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF

ROSA ADELAIDE BOND WHO DIED JUNE 5TH 1878 AGED 47

East:

ALSO IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF HENRIETTA ELLEN ASPREY

SISTER OF ROSA ADELAIDE BOND WHO DIED ……………… 1880 AGED [57]

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

FRANCIS ASPREY WHO DIED MAY 24TH 1892 AGED 76 IN THE MIDST OF LIFE WE ARE IN DEATH

Pitched catafalque in pink granite. Incised without lead. The marriage of Francis Asprey to Henrietta Ellen Bond at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at 15 Southgate Street, Bath: Francis Asprey, aged 36, tea dealer & grocer, born at Sidmonton? (Hants), wife Henrietta E, aged 37, born at Walcot, Bath, an apprentice, a servant and a visitor.


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In the 1851 census at 77 Pulteney Street, Bath: Rosa A Bond, aged 27, unmarried, governess, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at Somerset Villa, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Francis Asprey, aged 55, cheese factor, born at Sidmonton (Hants), wife H E, aged 45, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 47 Harley Street, Marylebone: Rosa A Bond, aged 35, unmarried, boarder, governess unemployed, born at Bath. (This place seems a lodging house with a superintendent and a large number of unemployed governesses.) The death of Rosa Adelaide Bond, aged 47, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. The death of Henrietta Ellen Asprey, aged 57, was registered 1880/Q4 Bath. The marriage of Francis Asprey to Jane Mercer Harris was registered 1884/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at Somerset Villa, Bloomfield Road, Bath: Francis Asprey, aged 75, living on own means, born at Sydmonton (Hants), wife Jane, aged 58, born at Warmley (Glos), and two servants. The death of Francis Asprey, aged 76, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath.

1NB11 Charles Pratt (1776-1844) William Lockyer Freestun (1804-1862) Josefa Benita Freestun (1808-1875) James Considine (1823-1907)


CHARLES PRATT ESQ: OF ELING, HANTS WHO SERVED WITH GREAT DISTINCTION IN FLANDERS UNDER

H.R.H. THE DUKE OF YORK AND UNDER SIR DAVID BAIRD BY THE CAPTURE OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND WAS

SUBSEQUENTLY FOR MANY YEARS A COMMISSARY GENERAL TO THE FORCES IN THE PENINSULA. UNDER HIS GRACE

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. HE WAS CREATED A KNIGHT COMMANDER OF THE IMPERIAL ORDER OF CHRIST, AND OF THE DISTINGUISHED MILITARY ORDER OF THE TOWER AND SWORD

OF PORTUGAL. HE DIED NEAR THIS CITY. ON THE I OF MAY 1844

AGED 68 YEARS.


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North:

S.M. LIEUT COL SIR WILLIAM LOCKYER FREESTUN

K.C.T : K.C.C : 3RD K.C. 1ST CLASS SAN F. AND I. ENTERED THE ARMY AS ENSIGN 1811,

IN THE 5TH REGT OF FOOT SERVED IN CANADA THE WEST INDIES AND SYRIA

AND ON THE STAFF OF GENERAL SIR DE LACY EVANS IN SPAIN.

M.P. FOR WEYMOUTH FROM 1847 TO 1859 AND DEPUTY LIEUTT FOR DORSET

DIED APRIL 16TH 1862.

On base below the urn: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

LADY JOSEFA BENITA FREESTUN WIFE OF JAMES CONSIDINE ESQRE

LATE HER MAJESTY’S CONSUL PALMA WHO DIED AUGUST 22ND 1875

Elaborate memorial consisting of a square base on which sits a square block surmounted by a white urn with inscriptions on the northern and southern sides, the whole covered by a roof held up by circular pillars mounted on the base. From The Royal Military Calendar, Or Army Service and Commission Book, Third Edition, 1820 Vol V, pp 195, 247, London: printed by A J Valpy:

751. COLONEL SIR CHARLES PRATT, K.C.B. APPOINTED Ens. In the 5th foot on 14h of April, 1794; Lieut. the 3rd of Sept., 1795; Capt. the 28th of Feb., 1798; Major the 25th of August, 1804; Lieut.-Col. the 25th of March, 1808; and Brevet Col. the 4th of June, 1814. This officer served in Spain and Portugal under the Duke of Wellington: he was present at the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse; for which events he has the honor or wearing a cross and one clasp; and is a Knight Commander of the Bath.

2147 MAJOR CHARLES PRATT ENS. 82d foot, 10th Oct. 1805; Lieut. 25th Aug. 1807; Capt. 96th foot, 28th Sept. 1809; Maj. 24th Mar. 1814; now on half-pay of the latter corps. However, there is an enigma as Sir Charles Pratt KCB died on 25 Oct 1838 at Brighton ‘aged nearly 70’ and an obituary appeared in Gentleman’s Magazine vol XI Jan-Jun 1839 p210. Will of Sir Charles Pratt, Major General in His Majesty's Service, date 15 Jan 1839, PROB 11/1905. (This has his nephews James Pratt of Kinsale and Captain James Rose as executors.) Both on the monument and in the obituary for William Lockyer Freestun, he is referred to as ‘Charles Pratt, esq.’ without any titles that the awards on the MI would suggest.


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The death of Charles Pratt, aged 78, was registered 1844/Q2 Bath. Will of Charles Pratt of York Terrace Regents Park, Middlesex, and Totton (Hants), written 23 Nov 1840, proved 17 May 1844, PROB 11/1999. The witnesses to the will were H R Fowler, clerk, of Filton (Glos) and Armer L Corry, Captain RN. Proved at London on 17 May 1844 on the oath of Josefa Benita Pratt widow the Relict the sole Executrix. (Armar Lowry Corry appears in the list of Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy, 1660-1815 and seems to be a member of the family of the Earls of Belmore.) (General Sir David Baird (1757-1829) took over command at the Battle of Corunna in the Peninsular war on the death of Sir John Moore (1761-1809). He had served in India where he was captured and held prisoner for four years. The ‘Duke of York’ referred to is said to be the ‘Grand Old Duke of York’ of nursery-rhyme fame. During the Napoleonic wars there was a brief British invasion of Flanders led by Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany (1763-1827), second son of King George III, who was commander in chief. The rhyme has alternative explanations, including one from the War of the Roses. There was an ‘Ordem de Cristo’ and an ‘Ordem Militar de Nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo’ which were both Portuguese awards. The ‘Order of the Tower and Sword - Ordem da Torre e Espada, do Valor, Lealdade e Mérito – was also Portuguese and was established in 1808.) From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXVII Jan-Jun 1847 p80 in a list of marriages: [Oct. 20] … At Trinity Church, Isle of Wight, Col. William Lockyer Freestun, K.C.T. K.S.F. and K.I.C. of Primrose-hill, co. Waterford, to Josefa-Benita, relict of Charles Pratt, esq., of Totton House, near Eling, Hants, and of the Belvidere, Weymouth. In the 1851 census at 11 Belvidere, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): William L Freestun, aged 46, late Col. in the Army M.P. J.P. County Dorset, wife Josefa, aged 43, born in Spain, and nine servants. In the 1861 census at 11 Belvidere, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): William L Freestun, aged 56, Knight Bachelor & Retired Lieut Colonel Army – Deputy Lieut & J.P. Co Dorset, born in Ireland, wife Josefa B, aged 52, born in Spain, seven servants and a boarder. The death of William Lockyer Freestun was registered 1862/Q2


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Kensington. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XII Jan-Jun 1862 p781:

COL. SIR W. L. FREESTUN, K.C.T. April 16. In Gloucester-square, Hyde-park, aged 57, Col. Sir Wiliam Locker Freestun, K.C.T. The deceased, who was the second son of Edward Freestun, Esq., of Primrose-hill, co. Waterford, by Mary, only daughter of Wm. Lockyer, Esq., of Wenbury-house, Devon, was born at May-park, Waterford, in 1804. He entered the army as ensign in the 5th Foot, and served for 23 years, and was on the staff of the British Legion under Sir de Lacy Evans, in 1835-6-7, in which service he became Colonel, and was three times wounded. He received the order of Charles III. (Knight Commander), and also the first class of the orders of San Fernando and of Isabella the Catholic. He served on the staff in Syria in 1840-1-2 (with the local rank of Major) as Assistant Adjutant-General, and was presented with a gold medal by the Sultan. He was first elected in the Liberal interest, Member of Parliament for Weymouth in 1847, and continued its representative till the last general election in 1859, when he lost his seat. In 1860 he received the honour of knighthood, and he was a deputy lieutenant and magistrate for Dorsetshire. In 1846 he married Josefa Benita, relict of Charles Pratt, Esq., of Totton-house, Hants, and the Belvidere, Weymouth, who survives him. (The inscription had it that he joined the Army in 1811. The ages in the census suggest that this may be 1821, ie at an age of 17, may be more appropriate !) A branch descended from Edward Lockyer Freestun (1802-1857) lived in South Australia. Despite being born in Ireland and having interests in Dorset, there is a Bath connection with the Freestuns which might explain why he was buried here. In the 1851 census at Combe Grove, Monkton Combe (Som): William V Jenkins, aged 37, unmarried, magistrate & landed proprietor, born at Monkton Combe, Caroline Freestun, aged 54, mother, annuitant, born at Bath, Humphry Freestun, aged 58, father in law, Lieut. Royal Navy, born at Plymouth, a visitor and six servants. The death of Humphrey May Freestun, aged 73, was registered 1863/Q4 Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XV Jul-Dec 1863 p664: [Sept. 29] … At Combe-grove, near Bath, Humphrey May Freestun,


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esq., commander R.N. The marriage of Josefa B Freestun to James Considine was registered 1866/Q1 Kensington. The death of Josepha B F Considine, aged 70, was registered 1875/Q3 Kensington. The Knights of England by William Arthur Shaw, 1906 p466 in a list of members of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order: 1832 Lieut. Col. James Considine From the Malta History site: In June 1834 at Malta 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment including Lieut-Colonel James Considine. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XL Jul-Dec 1861 p432 in a list of appointments, preferments and promotions: Sept 13. James Considine, esq., to be H.M.’s consul at Mahon. A Count James Considine was owner of Lambay Island, off the coast of county Dublin, in the period 1881-1904. Possibly related: From Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland 4th edition by Bernard Burke, London: Harrison, 1862 Part I p419: George-Thomas-Henry [Edgeworth], b. 4 Aug. 1816, m. 29 April, 1852, Amelia, only dau. of General James Considine, 10th regt. and has had issue. Grave at Meerut, possibly of a relative: "Sacred to the memory of Major General James Considine, K.H. who died at Meerut in command of H.Ms 10th Regt of Foot on the 4th Sept 1845 at the age of 50."


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1NB12 John MacPherson (1796-1866) Jane Catherine MacPherson (1816-1903)

Lower Band North: TO THE MEMORY OF

West (on 1 line): JOHN MACPHERSON ESQRE BORN AT INVERNESS OCT 6 1796 DIED IN THIS CITY

South: MAY 25TH 1866

East: ALSO JANE CATHERINE WIDOW DIED FEBRUARY 28TH ………

Upper Band West (on 1 line): FORTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE WERE SPENT IN CANADA AND HE CONTRIBUTED MUCH

BY HIS ENERGY East (on 1 line): TO ADVANCE THE EARLY PROSPERITY AND DEVELOP THE RESOURCES OF THAT

PROVINCE North:

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIED IN THE LORD

Baptised on 17 Oct 1797 at Inverness: John Macpherson, son of David Macpherson & Naomie Grant [IGI]. Baptised on 9 Nov 1818 at Inverness: David Lewies Macpherson, son of David Macpherson & Naomie Grant [IGI]. (Curiously, the IGI also has an entry for the birth occurring in Canada.) On 4 Dec 1838 at Kingston Ontario, John Macpherson married Jane Catherine Herchmer [IGI. Steamboat Connections: Montreal to Upper Canada, 1816-1843 by Frank Mackay, McGill-Queen’s Press, 2003 has references to the firm of “John Macpherson & Co” and p143 “Apart from the fact that John Macpherson was to direct operations at Montreal and Samuel Crane at Kingston, the terms of their association were not spelled out publicly. … A trusted Montreal associate of Macpherson and Crane since 1834, Ferguson became a full partner in that firm from 1838.” In Note 13 on p324 “Ferguson was succeeded by as Montreal partner in Macpherson and Crane by David L Macpherson, John Macpherson’s younger brother, who had joined the firm as a clerk in 1835 at the age of sixteen.” Samuel Crane (1794-1858) has an entry in the Canadian Dictionary of National Biography and this refers to his early businesses and his later partnership with John Macpherson until this was dissolved in 1857. The biography of Sir David Lewis Macpherson (1818-1896) in the Canadian Dictionary of National Biography refers to his brother John who ran a forwarding company between Montreal and ports on the St Lawrence in association with Samuel Crane, and has his (David Macpherson’s) birth as 12 Sep 1818 at Castle Leathers, Inverness, youngest son of David Macpherson & Naomi Grant. The death of John Macpherson, aged 69, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath.


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From the Ottawa Times from the transcription by Sue Barr and published at www.bytown.net 1866 Bath, England, May 25, John MacPherson, a native of Inverness, Scotland, for more than 40 years a resident of Canada, & prominently connected with the trade of this country, aged 69 years. The death of Jane Catherine MacPherson, aged 86, was registered 1903/Q1 Hastings.

1NB13 Henry Shum Dill (1815-1875) Eliza Dill (1809-1879)

IN MEMORY OF HENRY SHUM DILL WHO DIED 31ST JANUARY 1875 IN THE 60TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

- NOT SLOTHFUL IN BUSINESS ………………… IN SPIRIT; SERVING THE LORD’ ROMANS XI.II

- ALSO OF

ELIZA, RELICT OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 23RD AUGUST 1879

AGED 70

Baptised on 14 Jan 1816 at Bath Abbey: Henry Shum Dill, son of John George & Elizabeth Dill [IGI]. The marriage of Henry Shu[m] Dill to Eliza Emery at St James, Bath was registered 1841/Q3 Bath. In the 1851 census at 2 Kingsmead Terrace, Bath: Henry Shum Dill, aged 35, pork butcher, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 35, born at Bath, children: John George, aged 8½, born at Bath, William Henry, aged 7, born at Bath, Eliza Jane, aged 5, born at Bath, and Charles Augustus, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 7 Cheap Street, Bath: Henry Shum Dill, aged 46, married, pork butcher, born at Bath, children: John Geo., aged 18, pork butcher, born at Bath, Wm Henry, aged 17, woollen draper, born at Bath, Eliza Jane, aged 15, born at Bath, and Charles Augustus, aged 12, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 8 Cheap Street, Bath: Harry S Dill, aged 57, retired pork butcher, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 56, born at Oakhill (Som), children: William H, aged 28,


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accountant, born at Bath, Eliza J, aged 26, born at Bath, and Charles A, aged 22, assistant pork butcher, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Henry Shum Dill, waged 59, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. The death of Eliza Dill, aged 70, was registered 1879/Q3 Bath.

1NB14 Emily Patchett (1857-1919) William Ashton Patchett (1849-1920) Arthur Nesbitt Patchett (1883-1930)

East: EMILY PATCHETT APRIL 3RD 1919.

ARTHUR NESBITT PATCHETT SEPTEMBER 28TH 1930

West:

WILLIAM ASHTON PATCHETT JULY 22ND 1920.

Pitched catafalque in grey granite over a stone base. The birth of William Ashton Patchett was registered 1849/Q1 Ashton under Lyne. In the 1871 census at the Workhouse Hospital, Market Street, Manchester: William Ashton Patchett, aged 22, unmarried, medical officer, surgeon M.R.C.S.E. L.S.A, born at Mottram (Ches). In the 1871 census at Byfield House, Church Road, Barnes (Surrey): Alexander Nesbitt, aged 53, hide & skin broker, born in London, wife Louisa, aged 48, born in London, children: Louisa, aged 22, born in London, Alexander, aged 20, clerk to the hide broker, born in London, Mary _, aged 17, born in London, Emily, aged 14, born at Dulwich, Walter H, aged 7, born at Barnes, and Edith, aged 5, born at Barnes, William Nesbitt, aged 47, unmarried, brother, hide & skin broker, born in London, and five servants. The marriage of William Ashton Patchett to Emily Nesbitt was registered 1880/Q3 Richmond Surrey. The birth of Arthur Nesbitt Patchett was registered 1883/Q1 Oldham.


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In the 1891 census at 15 Manchester Road, Crompton (Lancs): William A Patchett, aged 41, surgeon, born at Mottram (Ches), wife Emily, aged 34, born at Dulwich (Surrey), son Arthur N, aged 8, born at Crompton (Lancs), and two servants. In the 1901 census at 7 Royal Crescent, Bath: William A Patchett, aged 52, retired surgeon, born at Mottram (Ches), wife Emily, aged 44, born at Dulwich (Surrey), son Arthur R, aged 18, born at Sh…… (Lancs), a visitor and three servants. The death of Emily Patchett, aged 62, was registered 1919/Q2 Bath. The death of William A Patchett, aged 71, was registered 1920/Q3 Bath. Death registration of Arthur N Patchett not found in 1930/Q3 and Q4.

1NB15 Edith Isabel Nesbitt (1865-1937) Alexander Nesbitt (1818-1901) Louisa Nesbitt (1823-)

North: EDITH ISABEL NESBITT

West: DAUGHTER OF ALEXANDER AND LOUISA NESBITT OF BARNES

East: BORN 17TH OCTOBER 1865 – DIED 18TH JANUARY 1937

Catafalque with cross The marriage of Alexander Nesbitt to Louisa Cox was registered 1847/Q4 Kensington. In the 1851 census at 149 Upper Thomas Street, All Hallows the Less, London: Alexander Nesbitt, aged 33, hide & skin broker, born in London, wife Louisa, aged 28, born in London, children: Louisa, aged 2, born in London, and Alexander, aged 7 months, born in London, William Nesbitt, aged 29, unmarried, hide & sin broker, born in London, and four servants.


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The birth of Editha Isabel Nesbitt was registered 1865/Q4 Richmond Surrey. The death of Alexander Nesbitt, aged 83, was registered 1901/Q2 Richmond Surrey. The death of Edith I Nesbitt, aged 72, was registered 1937/Q1 Bath.

1NB16 Adeline Amelia Paine (1896-1946) William Gladstone Paine Mabel Paine (1912-1938)

West: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ADELINE WIFE OF WILLIAM GLADSTONE PAINE

WHO DIED FEBY 21ST 1946 AGED 60 East:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MABEL HER DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN [NAI]ROBI MARCH 15TH 1938 AGED 25

South:

REST IN PEACE

The eastern surround has been placed at some time on top of the grave. The birth of Adeline Amelia Tosland was registered 1886/Q1 Barnet. In the 1901 census at 4 Aschurch Terrace, Hammersmith, London: William J Tosland, aged 41, manager tailoring business, born at Richmond St, Edgware Rd, wife Amy J, aged 41, born at Ramsgate (Kent), children: Amy, aged 16, born in London, Adeline, aged 15, born at New Southgate, Aubrey, aged 9, born at New Southgate, and Allan, aged 3, born at Hammersmith, and a servant. The marriage of William Gladstone Paine to Adeline Tosland was registered 1906/Q4 Fulham. The death of Adeline Gladstone Paine, aged 60, was registered 1946/Q1 Bath.


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1NB17 John Mossom Boyd (1887-1946) Sydney Adolphus Boyd (1857-1947) Rosalie Boyd (1862-1955)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN MOSSOM BOYD, O.B.E. COMMANDER ROYAL NAVY

BORN NOV. 14TH 1887 – DIED OCT. 12TH 1946 -

AND OF SYDNEY ADOLPHUS BOYD,

FOR 36 YEARS RECTOR OF BATH ARCHDEACON 1924-1938,

A BELOVED HUSBAND & FATHER BORN JAN. 7TH 1857 – DIED MAY 12TH 1947

- ALSO OF

ROSALIE WIFE OF SYDNEY BOYD, BORN FEB. 2ND 1862 – DIED AUG. [2]6TH 1955.

The birth of Selina Isabella Boyd was registered 185/Q1 Axbridge. In 1862 at Landour, West Bengal, Brooke Boyd married Albina Boyd [IGI]. Born on 16 May 1863 at Landour, West Bengal, Alexander Brooke Boyd, son of Brooke Boyd & Albina Boyd [IGI]. In the 1871 census at Gort Lodge, Clifton: Brooke Boyd, aged 54, Colonel H. M. Indian Army, born in India, wife Albina, aged 48, born in Ireland, children: Selina J, aged 19, born at Weston super Mare, Sidney A, aged 14, born in India, Mossom A, aged 10, born in India, and Alexander B, aged 7, born in India, and two servants. In the 1881 census at Gort Lodge, Clifton: Brooke Boyd, aged 64, Lieut Genl H M’s Indian Army , born in N W P, India, wife Albina, aged 60, born in Ireland, son Alexander B, aged 17, born in N W P India, and two servants. In the 1881 census at Trinity Lodge, Hampstead at the household of the vicar of Trinity church: Sydney A Boyd, aged 24, boarder, curate of Trinity church, Hampstead, born at Landour N W P India. (Landour, Uttarakhand province, India was a British hill-station in the lower western Himalayas. The name Landour is from Llanddowror, a village in Carmarthenshire !) The marriage of Sydney Adolphus Boyd to Rosalie Smith was registered 1881/Q3 Hampstead.


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The birth of John Mossom Boyd was registered 1887/Q4 Norwich. In the 1891 census at Heigham, Norwich (Norfolk): Sydney A Boyd, aged 34, clerk in holy orders v[icar] of St Giles, born in N. W. Provinces, India, wife Rosalie, aged 29, born in London, children: Helen, aged 6, born in London, and John M, aged 3, born at Norwich, and a servant. The death of Brooke Boyd, aged 84, was registered 1900/Q4 Hastings. In the 1901 census at The Vicarage, Macclesfield (Ches): Sydney A Boyd, aged 44, married, clergyman (Ch: of Eng:), born in India British Subject, and two servants. From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1947:

BOYD, Ven. Sydney Adolphus – Worc. Coll. Ox. B.A. (and Cl. Jurispr.) 1879. M.A. and B.C.L. 1882 Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1880 d 1880 p 1881 Lon. C. of H. Trin. Hampstead 1880-85; V. of St. Giles, Nor. 1886-93; Macclesfield 1893-1901; Proc. of Archd. of Macclesfield 1895-1901. R. D. of Bath 1902-24; Proc. Conv. B. and W. 1907-29; R. of Bath 1901-38; Chap. of R. United Hosp. 1902-18; R. Min. Water Hosp. 1933-38; Preb. of Ilton in Wells Cathl. 1903-43; Archd. of Bath 1924-38; Archd. (Emer.) 1938. 2, Park Place, Bath.

From Alumni Oxonienses:

Sidney Adolphus Boyd, 1s. Brooke, of Landour, East Indies, arm. WORCESTER COLL., matric. 26 Jan 1876, aged 19; B.A. 1879, B.C.L. & M.A. 1882, vicar of St. Giles, Norwich, 1886, bar.-at-law, Inner Temple, 17 Nov., 1880. See Foster’s Men at the Bar.


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1NB18 Harriet Anne Budd (1786-1871) Richard Budd (-1849) Maria Elizabeth Budd (1822-1898)

RESURGAM H.A.B. 1871

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF HARRIET ANNE

BORN NOV. 3. 1786 DIED DEC. 9. 1871

WIDOW OF THE LATE REV. R. BUDD B.D. RECTOR OF

RUAN LANIHORNE CORNWALL AND OF

MARIA ELIZABETH DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

BORN FEB. 4. 1822 DIED FEB. 2. 1898

- “ACCEPTED IN THE BELOVED”

The church of St Rumon/Rumonus at Ruan Lanihorne dates from 1315 (dedicated in 1321) and was restored in 1866. Richard Budd Richard Budd was born in 1785 in Ruan Lanihorne, Cornwall. He married Harriet Ann Trist on 6 May/Jun 1813 in Veryan, Cornwall (the dates of marriage differ between sources). From the West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser of 10 Jun 1836 (transcribed by Rita Bone Kopp and Julia Symons Mosman) On Wednesday last, at Ruan-lanyhorne, by the Rev. S. J. Trist, the Rev. Robert Morris, of Great Russel-street, Bloomsbury, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the Rev. Richard Budd. In the 1841 census at Parsonage House, Ruan Lanihorne (Cornwall): Revd Rd Budd, aged 65, rector of the parish, born in Cornwall, Harriet Ann Budd, aged 55, born in Cornwall, Mary Ann Budd, aged 25, born in Cornwall, Maria Elizabeth Budd, aged 15, born in Cornwall, Mary Peck, aged 20, ind[ependent], not born in Cornwall, and four servants. The death of Richard Budd was registered 1849/Q1 Truro. Will of Reverend Richard Budd, Clerk of Ruan Lanihorne, Cornwall, date 28 Mar 1849, PROB 11/2089. In the 1871 census at 10 Prior Park Buildings, Bath: Harriet Budd, aged 65, widow, fundholder, born at Veryan (Cornwall),


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and daughter Maria, aged 49, born at Lanihorne (Cornwall). The death of Harriet Anne Budd, aged 86, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at the household of Ellen S Jones at 8 Cleveland Place West, Bath: Maria E Budd, aged 59, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at Ruan Lanihorne (Cornwall). (For Ellen S Jones see grave 7A30.) The death of Maria Elizabeth Budd, aged 75, was registered 1898/Q1 Fulham.


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1EB1 Emma Albinia Elizabeth Brodrick (1828-1848)

E. A. E. B.

BORN APRIL 21ST 1828 DIED JANUARY 9TH 1848

BELIEVE ON THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THOU SHALT BE SAVED

[A]CTS C. XVI. V.31

Slab. The initials are in a curved style with the second initial as a single curve which could be readily misinterpreted as an ‘L’. Emma Albinia Elizabeth Brodrick, born on 21 Apr 1828, baptised on 21 May 1828 at St Mary’s, Marylebone Road, London, died on 8 Jan 1848, daughter of Charles Brodrick & Emma Stapleton [IGI]. The death of Emma Albinia Elizabeth Brodrick, aged 19, was registered 1848/Q1 Bath.

1EB2 Mary Ann Lord (1816-1847) John Lord (1812-1893) Jane Lord (1826-1906)

North:

GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS FROM THEIR EYES AND THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH NEITHER SORROW NOR ANY MORE PAIN


MARY ANN LORD WHO DIED MAY 1ST 1847

AGED 30

South:

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN LORD OF 5 RABY PLACE, BATH

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER 10TH 189[3] “THY WILL BE DONE”

ALSO IN MEMORY OF JANE LORD (WIDOW OF JOHN LORD)

WHO DIED AT BUXTON SEPTEMBER 23RD 1906 AGED 8[0]

DEARLY LOVED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED

Pitched pink granite catafalque with inscriptions within borders on the northern and southern sides. In the 1841 census at 4 Norfolk Buildings, Bath: John Lord, aged 25, tailor, not born in Somerset, Mary Lord, aged 20, not born in Somerset, Eliza Marshall, aged 9, and a servant. In the 1851 census at Rose Hill Cottage, St Saviours, Bath: John Lord, aged 39, widower, tailor, born at Uley (Glos), Henry Lord,


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aged 36, married, carpenter, born at Uley, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 13 Daniel Street, Bath: John Lord, aged 49, tailor, born at Uley (Glos), wife Jane, aged 34, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 13 Daniel Street, Bath: John Lord, aged 58, independent, born in Gloucestershire, wife Jane, aged 40, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at Sydney House, Sydney Buildings, Bath: John Lord, aged 69, tailor, born at Uley (Glos), and wife Jane, aged 52, born at Bath. The death of John Lord, aged 81, was registered 1893/Q4 Bath. The death of Jane Lord, aged 80, was registered 1906/Q3 Chapel en le Frith.

1EB3 Elizabeth Hunt (1816-1846) Ann Hunt (1804-1860) Nathaniel Albert Hunt (1841-1883) William Hunt (1801-1885)

Spire on top of an octagonal column with evidence that there were four MIs but now absent. From the burial book: Elizabeth Hunt, aged 30, wife of William, of 72 Pulteney Street, died on 8 Jul 1846. Ann Hunt, aged 55, wife of William, of 72 Pulteney Street, died on 23 May 1860. Nathaniel Albert Hunt, aged 42, of Leamington (Warks), died on 7 Nov


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1883. William Hunt, aged 84, of 72 Pulteney Street, alderman, JP, five times mayor of Bath, died on 17 Sep 1885. The birth of Nathaniel Albert Hunt was registered 1841 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Thorley. The death of Elizabeth Hunt was registered 1846/Q3 Bath. The marriage of William Hunt to Ann Baugh/Pritchard at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, was registered 1848 Bath. In the 1851 census at 72 Pulteney Street, Bath: William Hunt, aged 50, magistrate fundholder, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Isabella Baugh, aged 24, unmarried, born at Bath, Albert, aged 10, born at Bath, Emily, aged 8, born at Bath, Editha, aged 6, born at Bath, and Louisa, aged 4, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Ann Hunt, aged 55, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at 72 Pulteney Street, Bath: William Hunt, aged 80, widower, licentiate of the co. of Apothecaries & alderman, born at Bath, son Nathaniel A, aged 39, barrister at law not practising, born at Bath, three servants and John A Nicholson, aged 50, married, son in law, clergyman Ch of Eng without cure [of souls], born in co. Tipperary, Ireland.

1EB4 Samuel Athill Turner (1805-1849)

SAMUEL ATHILL TURNER DIED 21ST SEPTEMBER

1849 AGED 44

Grey Slab Baptised on 10 Jul 1805 at St George, Castle Street, Liverpool: Samuel Athill Turner, son of Charles Turner & Mary Athill. Baptised on 9 Dec 1819 at St George, Castle Street, Liverpool: Athill Turner, son of Charles Turner & Mary Athill.


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The death of Samuel Athill Turner, aged 44, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. Will of Samuel Athill Turner of No 15 Circus Bath, Somerset, date 1 Nov 1849, PROB 11/2103. From a description of an object sold by Finan & Co on 11 Jun 2005: “Captain Athill Turner – murdered at Cawnpore - 27th June 1857; an 18ct gold and enamel mourning band of semi-circular form, hallmarked Birmingham 1857, 3/4 in wide, 3 in overall length, inscribed: Killed in the massacre at Cawnpore after being brought back severely wounded from the boats, Captain Athill Turner, 1st Bengal Native Infantry, aged 37, also died of fever in the entrenchment Ellen, his wife, youngest daughter of the late Rev. B. Pain, of Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire. Their infant daughter is supposed to have died about the same time.” A letter to The Times on 18 Sep 1857 (from the Lahore Chronicle 2 Sep 1857) from H G Delafosse concerning the massacre at Cawnpore includes “… 1st N I : Col Ewart, wounded, Mrs Ewart and child; Captain Athill Turner, wounded …”

1EB5 William Powell (1793-1866) Mary Powell (1802-1871) Jane Powell (1843-1903) William Powell (1853-1918)

North: IN MEMORY OF

WILLIAM POWELL DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1866 AGED 73

ALSO OF

MARY POWELL DIED SEPTEMBER 16TH 1871 AGED 69

South:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF JANIE WIFE OF WILLIAM POWELL

DIED MAY 30TH 1903

ALSO WILLIAM …… HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE …………

Pitched catafalque in pink granite. The reference to William Powell on the south side is partially obscured by the adjacent Turner tomb and might explain why there is a second reference on the northern side. In the 1841 census at 5 Lansdown Road, Bath: Reynold Gunter, aged 60, banker’s clerk, born in Somerset, William Powell, aged 45, cabinet maker, not born in Somerset, and Mary Powell, aged 35, not born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 5 Lansdown Road, Bath: William Powell, aged 55, cabinet maker (master) employing 7 men, born at Bristol, wife Mary, aged 48, born at Blaenavon (Mon), a visitor and two servants.


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The birth of William Powell was registered 1853 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ferris. In the 1861 census at 5 Lansdown Road, Bath: William Powell, aged 65, master cabinet maker born at Bristol (Glos), wife Mary, aged 58, born at Blaenavon (Mon), Margaret Richards, aged 44, married, Wesleyan Minister’s wife, visitor, born at Blaenavon, William Powell, aged 7, nephew, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Mary Powell, aged 69, was registered 1871/Q3 Bath. The marriage of William Powell to Jane Wilkinson at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe was registered 1875/ Bath. The birth of Kathleen Jane Powell was registered 1878 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilkinson. The birth of William Powell was registered 1879 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilkinson. The birth of Frances Wilkinson Powell was registered 1882/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilkinson. In the 1891 census at 5 Lansdown Road, Bath: William Powell, aged 37, undertaker house agent &c, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 47, born at Bath, children: Lilian M, aged 14, born at Bath, William, aged 11, born at Bath, Constance L, aged 10, born at Bath, Frances W, aged 9, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 7, born at Bath, and Agatha M E, aged 5, born at Bath, Frances B Wilkinson, aged 37, unmarried, sister in law, living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 5 Lansdown Road, Bath: William Powell, aged 47, house agent employer, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 51, born at Bath, Lilian, aged 24, born at Bath, Kathleen, aged 22, hospil (sic) nurse, born at Bath, William, aged 21, auctioneer’s clerk, born at Bath, Frances, aged 18, born at Bath, and Thomas, aged 17, born at Bath, Francis Wilkinson, aged 17, son in law, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Jane Powell, aged 60, was registered 1903/Q2 Bath.


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The death of William Powell, aged 64, was registered 1918 Bath. See also 2P12

1EB6 John Walker Maxwell Lyte (1824-1848)

North: To the beloved memory of John WALKER MAXWELL LYTE Esquire

West:

of Berryhead

South: Brixham Devon Born on 2 December 1824 Died on the 28 July 1848

Pitched stone catafalque with cross on top. Baptised on 14 Jul 1825 at Brixham (Devon): John Walker Maxwell Lyte, son of Henry Francis & Anne Lyte, date of birth 2 Jan 1825 (!) [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Berry Head House, Brixham (Devon): Henry Lyte, aged 47, clergyman, born in Scotland, Anne Lyte, aged 47, born in Ireland, John Lyte, aged 16, born in Devon, and Farnham Lyte, aged 14, born in Devon. Berry Head House, which was built as a military hospital during the Napoleonic Wars (1809), became a hotel in 1936 – the Berry Head Hotel. The marriage of John Walker Maxwell Lyte to Emily Jeannette M Craigie was registered 1847/Q2 St Geo H Sq (Westminster). From The Times of Wed 31 May 1848 (p 1; Issue 19877; col A) in the birth announcements: On Monday, the 29th inst., at 1 Hyde-park West, Mrs. John W. Maxwell Lyte, of a son. The death of John Walker Maxwell Lyte, aged 23, was registered 1848/Q2 Bath.

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Rev Henry Francis Lyte (1793-1847), vicar of All Saints church, Brixham, was the author of the over 300 hymns of which the best known are “Abide with Me” and “Praise My Soul The King of Heaven”. On 21 Jan 1818 at Queen Square Chapel, Bath he married Anne Maxwell. A profile appeared in the Herald Express of Sat 9 Jan 1993, as part of the celebration of the bicentenary of his birth. He died at Nice on 20 Nov 1847. From The Times of Fri 26 Nov 1847 (p 7; Issue 19717; col C): On the 20th inst., at Nice, the Rev. Henry Francis Lyte, of Brixham, Devon, aged 54. For further information on the Lyte family see http://www.ocotilloroad.com/geneal/lyte1.html

1EB7 Catherine Margaret Keith (1770-1849) Anthony Adrian Keith (-1804) Mary Keith (1796-1864) William Keith (1766-1812) Maria Rembertina Keith (1769-1851)

West: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF LADY CATHERINE MARGARET

KEITH THIRD DAUGHTER OF

ANTHONY ADRIAN SIXTH EARL OF KINTORE

WHO DIED AT BATH THE 11TH OF DECEMBER 1849

AGED 79 YEARS

South: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF LADY MARY KEITH

ONLY DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM

SEVENTH EARL OF KINTORE WHO DIED AT BATH

THE 5TH OF JULY 1864 AGED 68 YEARS

North:


LADY MARIA REMBERTINA KEITH

SECOND DAUGHTER OF ANTHONY ADRIAN

Cubic block of stone. The death of Catherine Margaret Keith, aged 79, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 34 Green Park, Bath: Maria R Keith, aged 82, unmarried, annuitant, born in Scotland, Mary Keith, aged 55, unmarried, niece, earl’s daughter, born in Scotland, and five servants. The death of Maria Rembertina Keith, aged 82, was registered 1851/Q3 Bath.

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SIXTH EARL OF KINTORE WHO DIED AT BATH

THE 24TH OF AUGUST 1851 AGED 82 YEARS

Will of The Right Honorable Lady Maria Rembertina Keith, Spinster of Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, date 12 Dec 1851, PROB 11/2143. The death of Mary Keith, aged 68, was registered 1864/Q3 Bath. The succession to the title of Earl of Kintore is complex because Catherine Margaret Keith, daughter of William Keith, 2nd Earl of Kintore, married David Falconer, 5th Lord of Halkerton, with children with surname Falconer, but in the next generation the Falconer was changed to Keith-Falconer. The surname then became Keith. In addition to the examples here, Anthony Adrian Keith (ca 1835-1903), son of Anthony Adrian Keith, Earl of Kintore, and Isabella Stevenson, married Hannah Bendall (1839-1909) in Victoria, and was a farmer at Ondit (Vic). MI inside Bath Abbey:

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1804) was fifth earl, William Keith-Falconer (1766-1823) was the sixth earl and Anthony Adrian Keith-Falconer (1794-1844) was the seventh earl.

1EB8 Anne Alethea Franklyn (1768-1850) George Franklyn (-1820) Amelia Franklyn (1810-1862)

West: TO THE MEMORY

OF A BELOVED MOTHER

ANNE ALETHEA WIDOW OF THE LATE

GEORGE FRANKLYN. ESQR

OF CLIFTON WHO DIED AT BATH.

MARCH 20TH 1850: AGED 82. “YEA THOUGH I WALK THROUGH THE VALLEY OF

THE SHADOW OF DEATH, I WILL FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOU ART WITH ME.”

PSALM 23.4 LOOKING UNTO JESUS

HEBREWS 12.2

North: IN MEMORY OF

AMELIA SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

GEORGE FRANKLYN ESQRE AND OF ANNE ALETHEA HIS WIFE

OF CLIFTON IN THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER

SHE DIED IN THIS CITY JANUARY 8TH 1862

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

HEB. 4.8

Cubic block of stone. Will of George Franklyn, Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturer of Bristol, Gloucestershire, date 22 Sep 1820, PROB 11/1634. In the 1841 census at 1 Henrietta Street, Bath: Ann Franklyn, aged 70, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, John Franklyn, aged 40, Sol[icitor], born in Somerset, Amelia Franklyn, aged 35, ind[ependent], born in Somerset, Matilda Ward, aged 30, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of Ann Alethea Franklyn, aged 82, was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXIII Jan-Jun 1850 p556: March 20 … At Bath, aged 82, Anne-Alethea, relict of George Franklyn, esq. of Clifton. In the 1851 census at 5 Burlington Street, Bath: Amelia Franklyn, aged 49, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born at Bristol (Glos), Ellen Alethea Franklyn, aged 45, sister, annuitant, born at Henbury (Glos), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 5 Burlington Street, Bath:


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Amelia Franklyn, aged 50, unmarried, boarder, fund holder, born at Bristol (Glos), E……… A Franklyn, aged 55, unmarried, boarder, fund holder, born at Westbury (Glos), and a servant. The death of Amelia Franklyn, aged 59, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. The death of Ellen Alethea Franklyn, aged 82, was registered 1887/Q4 Ellesmere.

1EB9 Hester Davey (1803-1864) Alice Mary Davey (1845-1917) Ellen Hester Davey (1856-1920) William Davey (1798-1871) William Arter Davey (1832-1853)

West: HESTER

THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM DAVEY

DIED NOVEMBER 7TH 1864 AGED 61 YEARS

- FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH

PSM: XI. 10. V.

ALSO ALICE MARY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE DIED FEBRUARY 10TH 1917

ALSO

ELLEN HESTER DAVEY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

DIED MARCH 12TH 1920.

North: WILLIAM DAVEY

DIED DECEMBER 20TH 1871 AGED 73

FOR BY …………… ARE WE SAVED ……………………………………………… OF YOURSELVES IT IS THE GIFT

OF GOD EPH. II 8.VERSE

South: WILLIAM ARTER DAVEY

OF GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE

ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM AND HESTER DAVEY

OF THIS CITY DIED MARCH 17TH 1853

AGED 21 YEAR

In the 1851 census at Bagatelle House, Carriage Road, Bath: William Davey, aged 53, slate merchant, born at South Molton (Devon), wife Hester, aged 47, born at Bristol (Glos), children: Susan Naish, aged 21, born at Bath, Ellen Hester, aged 15, born at Bath, George y, aged 14, born at Bath, Frank Albert, aged 12, born at Bath, and Alice Mary, aged 6, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of William Arter Davey, aged 21, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at Welton Lodge, Carriage Road, Bath (adjacent to the house ‘Lyncombe Rise’): William Davey, aged 63, slate merchant, born at South Molton (Devon), wife Hester, aged 56, born at Bristol (Glos), children: George H, aged 24, Bachelor of Arts Cambridge, born at Bath, Francis A, aged 21, surgeon pupil ap, born at Bath, Ellen H, aged 25, born at Bath, Alice M, aged 16, born at Bath, a visitor and two servants. The death of Hester Davey, aged 61, was registered 1864/Q4 Bath.


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- I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH

JOB XIX. 25V.

In the 1871 census at Welton Lodge, Bath: William Davey, aged 73, widower, retired slate merchant, born at South Molton (Devon), children: Ellen H, aged 29, born at Bath, and Alice M, aged 23, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of William Davey, aged 73, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath. The death of Alice M, aged 72, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath. The death of Ellen H Davey, aged 84, was registered 1920/Q1 Bath. From Alumni Cantabrigienses

William Arter Davey Adm. pens. at CAIUS, Apr. 14, 1851. S. of William, slate merchant, of Bath. B. there July 18, 1831. School, Charlecombe (Rev. E. W. Pears). Matric. Michs. 1851. Died in 1853, during his college career. Brother of George H. (1856). (Venn, II. 301.)

1EB10 Margaret Jane Magee Heywood (1862-1877) Richard Oliver Heywood (1826-1891) Margaret Heywood (1826-1903) John Peter Hardy (1788-1859) Margaret Walcott Hardy (1803-1868)

North on side: ALSO OF

MARGARET JANE MAGEE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF RICHARD OLIVER AND MARGARET HEYWOOD

AND GRAND-DAUGHTER OF JOHN PETER AND MARGARET WALCOTT HARDY BORN JULY 4TH 1862 DIED APRIL 19TH 1877

North on band:

………. CHRIST THE BOY OF…… PETER HARDY BORN JUNE 17TH 1788

West on band: Died April 3RD 1859

South (on 1 line): ALSO OF MARGARET WALCOTT HARDY HIS WIDOW BORN JULY 16TH 1803 DIED

JULY 22ND 1868

White pitched catafalque with cross on top. Baptised on 21 Mar 1827 at St Peters, Barbados: Margaret Hardy, daughter of John P & Margaret W Hardy [IGI]. Baptised on 14 May 1828 at St Michaels, Barbados: John Peter Hardy, son of John Peter & Margaret W Hardy [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 18 Green Park, Bath: John P Hardy, aged 62, landed proprietor, born in Ireland, wife Margaret W, aged 47, born on Barbados, and three servants.


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The death of John Peter Hardy, aged 70, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol CCVII Jul-Dec 1859 p 305: Aug. 16. At St. Paul’s, Knightsbridge, the Rev. John Peter Hardy, M.A., only son of the late John Peter Hardy, esq., of Green-park, Bath, to Mary, eldest dau. of Thomas Hardy, esq., of Warwick-sq., Pimlico. The death of Margaret Walcot Hardy, aged 63, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath. The marriage of Richard Oliver Heywood to Margaret Hardy was registered 1856/Q4 Bath. The birth of Margaret Anne Magee Heywood was registered 1862/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hardy. In the 1871 census at 15 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Richard O Heywood, aged 44, income from funds, born at Stockport (Ches), wife Margaret, aged 44, born at Barbardoes, West Indies, children: Margaret J M, aged 8, born at Bath, and Frances M H , aged 4, born at Bath, and five servants. The death of Margaret Jane M Heywood, aged 14, was registered 1877/Q2 Bath. In the 1891 census at 15 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Richard O Heywood, aged 64, living on his own means, born at Manchester (Ches), wife Margaret, aged 64, born at Barbardoes W I, daughter Frances M H, aged 24, born at Walcot, Bath, and four servants. In the 1901 census at 16 Caledonia Place, Clifton: Mgt Heywood, aged 74, widow, [living on] own means, born o Barbadoes, daughter Frances, aged 34, born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of Margaret Heywood, aged 74, was registered 1903/Q2 Bristol. See also 1M6.


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1EB11 Robert Scott (1791-1861) Samuel Scott Mary Ann Scott (1791-1875) Anna Sophia Russell Scott (1828-1851) Mary Downing Russell Elliott (1832-1891) Rowland Elliott (1828-1893)

West: ROBERT SCOTT

ESQRE SON OF THE LATE

SAMUEL SCOTT ESQR OF SHERBORNE DORSET

DIED OCT 23RD 1861 AGED 69

ALSO MARY ANN RELICT OF THE ABOVE DIED JANY 11tTH 1875

AGED 85

South: ALSO

ANNA SOPHIA RUSSELL

DAUGHTER OF ROBERT [&]

MARY ANN SCOTT MARCH 22 185[1]

AGED 22

North: ALSO

MARY DOWNING RUSSELL ELLIOTT.

WIFE OF DR ROWLAND ELLIOTT

AND DAUGHTER OF ROBERT

MARY ANN SCOTT DIED JUNE 1ST 1891

AGED 68 -

The death of Anna Sophia Russell Scott, aged 22, was registered 1851/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at 5 Duke Street, Bath: Robert Scott, aged 60, retired druggist railway shares, born at Sherborne (Dorset), wife Mary A, aged 62, born at Milbourne Port (Som), daughter Mary D R, aged 26, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 5 Duke Street, Bath: Robert Scott, aged 70, gentleman, born at Sherborne (Dorset), wife Mary A, aged 70, born at Milborne (Som), daughter Mary, aged 36, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Robert Scott, aged 70, was registered 1861/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at 5 Duke Street, Bath: Mary Ann Scott, aged 80, gentlewoman, born at Milborne Port (Som), and two servants. The marriage of Mary Downing R Scott to Rowland Elliott was registered 1872/Q4 Bath.


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The death of Mary Ann Scott, aged 84, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at Afton Lodge House, Chiswick (Middx): Rowland Hill, aged 40, unmarried, principal, Doctor of Law, born at Highbridge (Som), Caroline Malinson, aged 35, sister, visitor, born at Highbridge, Anne M Eliott, aged 27, sister, unmarried, born at Campden (Glos), Fredk Wm Elliott, aged 28, brother, unmarried, born at Islington, two teachers, 48 pupils and 5 servants. In the 1881 census at 5 Duke Street, Bath: Mary D R Elliot, aged 56, married, annuitant, born at Bath, a visitor and two servants. In the 1881 census at Maberley Road, Penge (Surrey): Rowland Elliott, aged 53, married, annuitant, boarder, born at Highbridge (Som). In the 1891 census at 7 Victoria Buildings, Weston super Mare: Mary Elliott, aged 60, married, living on own means, born at Bath, and a visitor from Canada. The death of Mary Downing R Elliott, aged 68, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath. The death of Rowland Elliott, aged 65, was registered 1893/Q2 Croydon.

1EB12 Lucy Shoolbred (1778-1858) John Shoolbred (1766-1831) George Norwich Duff (1845-1848) Norwich Duff (1792-1862)

IN MEMORY OF LUCY SHOOLBRED

WIDOW OF JOHN SHOOLBRED ESQR M.D.

DIED 3RD MARCH 1858. IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE

ALSO OF

GEORGE NORWICH DUFF SECOND SON OF

ADMIRAL NORWICH DUFF AND GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE

DIED 22ND JUNE 1848 AGED 3 YEARS

North:


John Shoolbred was baptised at Auchtermuchty on 13 Mar 1766 son of James Shoolbred & Helen Stark. Ship’s surgeon then senior surgeon at the Presidency National Hospital, Bengal. In Nov 1801 at Calcutta, married Lucy Rand. He died at Cheltenham on 12 Oct 1831. Will of


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VICE ADMIRAL NORWICH DUFF WHO DIED APRIL 21ST 1862

AGED 68.

DEEPLY LOVED AND LAMENTED.

“THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD”

Doctor John Shoolbred, Doctor of Physic, Doctor of Medicine of Bath,

Somerset, date 19 Jan 1832, PROB 11/1794. In the 1851 census at 10 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Lucy Shoolbred, aged 73, widow, fundholder, born at Lewes(Sussex), and four servants. Norwich Duff was born in Edinburgh in 1792, son of Captain George Duff, RN. He entered the Royal Navy in 1805. Served on HMS Mars at the Battle of Trafalgar. The ship was captained by his father, who died that day. He kept a diary of his tour of Europe (France, Germany and Italy) undertaken in 1819. On 10 Jun 1833 at Bath married Helen Mary Shoolbred, only child of John Shoolbred, East India Company surgeon. There is an entry for him in the Naval Biographical Dictionary of 1849 (page 310) which states that he had five children. A photograph of him taken circa 1860 exists. The birth of George Norwich Duff was registered 1845/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name Shoolbred. The death of George Norwich Duff was registered 1848/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at 6 Brock Street, Bath: Norwich Duff, aged 56 (!), Captn RN & a[ide] de camp to the Queen, born in Scotland, wife Helen Mary, aged 39, born at Calcutta, five children (the first born at Brighton, the others at Bath), a governess, and seven servants. (The governess, Annie Wallis, appears in another entry.) The death of Norwich Duff, aged 68, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. There is a metal plaque inside Bath Abbey.


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1EB13 Jane Marion Dawson (1811-1868) Charles Dawson (-1849) Jane Tayler (-1850)

IN MEMORY OF

JANE MARION DAWSON WIDOW OF

CHARLES DAWSON ESQRE 54TH REGT AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

MAJOR AND LADY CANE TAYLER RETHIEMAY HOUSE BANFFSHIRE


The marriage of Charles Dawson to Jane Marion Tayler was registered 1848/Q3 Holborn.

From the Death Notices in the Wigtownshire Free Press of 30-May-1850 (transcribed by Diana Henry and others): TAYLER/DUFF, Lady Jane - D22/5/1850 - At Edinburgh, on the 22d instant, Lady Jane Tayler, wife of Major Tayler, Rothiemay House, Banffshire, and sister of the Earl of Fife. The 54th (West Norfolk) Regiment of Foot (1782-1881) was stationed in India from 1822. However Gentleman’s Magazine vol XXXIII Jan-Jun 1850 p341 has, in a list of deaths: Nov. 13. At Antigua, Charles Dawson, M.D., surgeon 54th Regt. The Ballina Chroncile (Ballina, Mayo, Ireland) of Wed 2 Jan 1850 had: “November 18, at Antigua, Charles Dawson, M.D., Surgeon of her Majesty's 54th Regiment. He fell victim in the discharge of his military duties, to the yellow fever, which prevailed in the garrison.” The death of Jane Marion Dawson, aged 56, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath. The spelling ‘Rethiemay’ is as found but would seem to refer to Rothiemay which, while originally in Banffshire, is now in Aberdeenshire. Aberdeen University Special Libraries and Archives (GB/ NNAF/ F86697) has various papers related to the Taylers of Rothiemay: 19th cent-20th cent: Rothiemay estate papers incl estate and household accounts, list of game killed on estate, weekly states of labour on Home Farm of Rothiemay and Inchcorsie, roup rolls of sale at the Home Farm and of furniture at Rothiemay House, valuation, papers rel to Major Tayler's executry, trust papers of late William J. Tayler of Glenbarry, legal papers. Rothiemay House, which is believed to date


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from Norman times, but with buildings mainly from the 15th century – with walls up to 2.4m thick - was owned by the Earls of Fife, the Tayler family and circa 1900 by a Colonel Forbes. It was completely demolished in 1963. A poem entitled Water From Cranna Hill by Rachel S Robertson was recited at a Social Meeting on the Occasion of the New Water Supply for the Village of Aberchirder Being Turned on by Mrs Tayler, Rothiemay House. Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland (1882-4) by Frances Groome has: “Rothiemay House, to the E of the village, is a building of some antiquity, traditionally said to have given a night's lodging to Queen Mary in 1562.” Scottish Family Heritage (109 (B) 176) has a book by Major Alexander Francis Taylor of Rothiemay House, Banffshire, dated 1835.

1EB14 Elizabeth Robinson (1793-1858) Thomas Pitt Robinson (1792-1861)


ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF CAPTN T.P. ROBINSON.

ROYAL NAVY WHO DIED MARCH 13TH 1858

THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD TAKETH AWAY BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.

From a panel, formerly on the northern side:

THOMAS PITT ROBINSON CAPTAIN R.N.

DIED MAY 4TH 1861 AGED 69

AT AN EARLY AGE HE ENTERED THE NAVY AS A VOLUNTEER OF THE FIRST CLASS

WAS PRESENT ON BOARD THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN BEARING THE FLAG OF LORD COLLINGWOOD

AT TRAFALGAR AND AFTER MUCH INTERMEDIATE

ACTIVE SERVICE AT THE BATTLE OF NAVARINO ON BOARD H.M.S. GENOA IN 1827

“THEY THAT GO DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS


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THAT DO BUSINESS IN GREAT WATERS THESE SEE THE WORKS OF THE LORD AND HIS WONDERS IN THE DEEP” PS CVII V. “IN QUIETNESS AND IN CONFIDENCE SHALL BE YOUR STRENGTH” ISAIAH. XXX. 15

From The British Naval Biographical Directory, 1849 (page 994): “ROBINSON. (COMMANDER, 1828, F-P., 18;

H-P., 25.) Thomas Pitt Robinson was born on 19 June 1792, the only son of the late Mark Robinson, Esq., Admiral of the White; grandson of the Rear-Admiral Mark Robinson; nephew of the present Commander Chas. Robinson, R.N.; and first-cousin of Capt. Chas. Robinson Miller, R.M., and First-Lieut. Henry Miller, R.M., sons of the late Major-General John Miller, R.M. … he was advanced, 25 Aug. 1828, to the rank of Commander. His last appointment was to the Coast Guard, in which he remained from 29 March, 1837, until April, 1840. Commander Robinson married, 23 April, 1818, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Capt. Thos. Andrews, of H. M. 84th Regt.” The death of Elizabeth Robinson, aged 64, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. The marriage of Thomas Pitt Robinson to Annie Newth was registered 1859/Q2 Bristol. In the 1861 census at 7 Cambridge Terrace, Bath: Thomas Pitt Robinson, aged 68, Captain Royal Navy (retired), born at Bishop’s Waltham (Hants), wife Annie, aged 26, born at Westbury (Wilts), and a servant. The death of Thomas Pitt Robinson, age 68, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.

1EB15 Elizabeth Hester Hutchence (1793-1858) Eliza Foster (1852-1860) Mary Helps Foster (1792-1872) Martha Foster (1784-1872)


ELIZABETH HESTER HUTCHENCE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 16 1858

AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AGED 65 YEARS

South:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZA FOSTER WHO DIED AUGUST 5TH 1860

AGED 8 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS JESUS SAID IN HEAVEN………………………………………………

FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD

ALSO OF MARY HELPS FOSTER

JANY 25 1872 IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HER AGE

In the 1851 census at 17 New King Street, Bath:


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West: ALSO OF

MARTHA FOSTER WHO DIED MAR 6 1872

AGED 87

Martha Foster, aged 66, unmarried, fundholder, born at St Saviour, Southwark, Elizabeth Hutchence, aged 60, unmarried, fundholder, born at St Martins, Sarum (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1851 census at 23 New King Street, Bath: Elizabeth Langhorne, aged 61, widow, fundholder, born at Southwark, Bermondsey, Mary H Foster, aged 59, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Southwark, Bermondsey, and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Hester Hutchence, aged 65, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. The death of Eliza Foster, aged 8, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 23 New King Street, Bath: Elizabeth Langhorne, aged 71, widow, fundholder, born at Bermondsey (Surrey), Mary H Foster, aged 69, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bermondsey (Surrey), Mary Foster, aged 16, niece, born at Paddington (Middx), a servant and Anna M Foster, aged 69, unmarried, lodger, fundholder, born at Lewisham (Kent). In the 1871 census at 23 New King Street, Bath: Mary H Foster, aged 79, unmarried, income from dividends, born in London, a visitor and a servant. The death of Mary Helps Foster, aged 80, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath. The death of Martha Foster, aged 86, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.


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1EB16 Charlotte Shepherd (1796-1859) Benjamin Shepherd (1798-1868) George Whate Powney (1866-1893) Sarah Powney (1828-1906) Rose Charlotte Powney (1863-1864)

West: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF

CHARLOTTE THE BELOVED WIFE OF

BENJAMIN SHEPHERD HOW DIED NOVR 20TH 1859

IN THE 63RD YEAR OF HER AGE “WATCH THEREFORE FOR YE KNOW NOT WHAT HOUR YOUR LORD COMETH”

ALSO OF THE ABOVE

BENJAMIN SHEPHERD WHO DIED FEBY 13TH 1868

AGED 69 “THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED”

North:

IN MEMORY OF GEORGE WHATE POWNEY

WHO DIED AT OMEO. AUSTRALIA. FEBY 15TH 1893, AGED 27.

- ALSO HIS DEAR MOTHER

SARAH POWNEY WHO DIED SEPT 11TH 1906

AGED 78 -

“RESTING IN HOPE”

ALSO ROSE CHARLOTTE INFANT DAUGHTER OF

GEORGE AND SARAH POWNEY AND GRAND DAUGHTER OF

BENJAMIN & CHARLOTTE SHEPHERD WHO DIED AUGUST 4TH 1864

AGED 14 MONTHS SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN

In the 1851 census at 13 New Bond, Bath:

Benjamin Shepherd, aged 53, tailor employing 10 men, born at Scrooby (Notts). wife Charlotte, aged 55, born at Denham (Notts), children: Sarah, aged 23, born at Marylebone, London, Mary Ann, aged 77, born at St Michael’s, Bath, and Emma, aged 12, born at St Michaels, Bath, and a servant.

In the 1861 census at 13 New Bond Street, Bath: Benjamin Sheppard, aged 63, widower, tailor employing 9 men, born at Scrooby (Notts), children: Sarah, aged 33, housekeeper, born in London, and Emma, aged 22, born at Bath, grandchildren: Benjamin S Brinkworth, aged 8, born at Clifton, Sarah E W Brinkworth, aged 7, born at Clifton, Frank S Brinkworth, aged 5, born at Birmingham, George Y, aged 3, born at Bristol (Glos), and Annie C, aged 2, born at Bristol (Glos), and a servant. The marriage of George Powney to Sarah Shepherd was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. The birth of Rose Charlotte Powney was registered 1863/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Shepperd. The birth of George Whate Powney was registered 1865/Q3 Bath. The death of Benjamin Shepherd, aged 69, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. The death of George Powney aged 65, was registered 1876/Q4 Bath. The death of Sarah Powney, aged 78, was registered 1906/Q3 Bath. Omeo is 400km north-east of Melbourne in Gippsland on the edge of the


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Snowy Mountains. In 1863 its population was 600 but there was rapid expansion with a goldrush in the mid-1860s.

1EB17 Elizabeth Layton Morris (1786-1862) John Williams (-1842) Richard Allen Burney (1774-1836) Michael Morris (1790-1863)

[Sacred] [to the m]emory of

Elizabeth Layton Morris eldest daughter of the late

Revd John Williams Rector of Marston Magna, Somerset

who died at Bath November 17: 1862 Aged 76 years

Mrs Morris’s first husband was the Revd Richard Allen Burney

Rector of Rimpton, Somerset Also to the memory of

[Mich]ael Morris Esqre of Aberdeen Who died March 3: 1863

Aged 73 Years.

Delaminated with only part of the text remaining, freestanding by the headstone. In gothic script with most letters in black and some red (as the base for gold). The pieces were assembled and the text given here comes from a photograph of this. From Alumni Oxonienses:

Burney, Richard (Allen), s. Charles Rousseau, of Westminster, gent. MAGDALEN HALL, matric. 14 Jan., 1796, aged 22; B.A. 1799, M.A. 1807.

Will of Reverend Richard Allen Burney, Clerk of Nimpton, Somerset, date 26 May 1836, PROB 11/1861. The probate refers to ‘Nimpton’ but this would seem to be ‘Rimpton’ which is 8km NW of Sherborne and close to Marston Magna. In the 1841 census at Marston Magna (Somerset): John Williams, aged 80, clergyman, born in Somerset, Mary Williams,


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aged 45, and three servants. The marriage of Elizabeth L Burney to Michael Morris was registered 1841/Q2 Sherborne. Possible death registration for John Williams 1842/Q2 Sherborne. Will of Reverend John Williams, Clerk of Marston Magna, Somerset, date 18

Jun 1842, PROB 11/1964. In the 1861 census at 16 George Street, Bath: Michael Morris, aged 70, gentleman, born at Dublin, wife Elizabeth, aged 65, born at Marston Magna, Emma Singer, aged 30, daughter, married, gentlewoman, born at Brightwell (Berks), George Singer, aged 41, son in law, officer in Dorset Militia, born on Jamaica British Subject, and three servants. The death of Elizabeth Layton Morris, aged 76, was registered 1862/Q4 Bath. There are two death registrations for a Michael Morris in 1863/Q1: at Shaftesbury and at Goole.

1EB18 Louisa Frances Cuninghame (1832-1864) William Cuninghame Cuninghame (1826-1900) William Cuninghame Cuninghame (1855-1883) Louisa Ormond Cuninghame (1857-1885) John Whiteside Cuninghame (1862-1886)


LOUISA FRANCES WIFE OF W C CUNINGHAME

LATE CAPTAIN 79TH HIGHLANDERS BORN 26TH APRIL 1832

DIED 16TH FEBRUARY 1864 ALSO

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM CUNINGHAME CUNINGHAME

THEIR ELDEST SON BORN 31ST DECEMBER 1855 DIED 20TH OCTOBER 1883.


LOUISA ORMOND CUNINGHAME THEIR ELDEST DAUGHTER BORN 27TH OCTOBER 1857 DIED 17TH AUGUST 1885


JOHN WHITESIDE CUNINGHAME THEIR YOUNGEST SON

The marriage of William Cuninghame to Louisa Frances Ormond at St Swithin’s, Walcot was registered 1854/Q2 Bath. The birth of Louisa Ormond Cuninghame was registered 1858/Q1 Cheltenham. The death of Louisa Frances Cuninghame, aged 31, was registered


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BORN 23RD NOVEMBER 1862 DIED ……………………………….

1864/Q1 Bath. From The Times of Fri 19 Feb 1864 (pg. 1; Issue 24799; col A) On the 16th inst., at 10, Kensington-place, Bath, in the 33d year of her age, Louisa Frances, the wife of W. C. Cuninghame, Esq., late Captain 79th Highlanders, and only daughter of John Ormond, Esq., of Bath. In the 1871 census at 13 Beauford Buildings, Bath: William Cuninghame, aged 45, widower, Hon Corps H M Body Guards Gentleman at Arms, born at Little… (Durham), children: William C, aged 15 born at Paddington, Louisa O, aged 13, born at Cheltenham, Alexander K, aged 12, born at Cheltenham, Thomas H, aged 9, born in Scotland, John W, aged 7, born at Bath, and Ellen McB, aged 7, born at Bath, Elizabeth Ormond, aged 74, widow, mother in law, born in London, and four servants. In the 1881 census at 2 Royal Villas, Charlcombe (Somerset): William C Cuninghame, aged 55, married, Her Majesty’s Body Guard, born at Littleburn (Durham), and children: William C, aged 25, born at Paddington (Middx), Louisa O, aged 23, born at Cheltenham, Alexander K, aged 22, born at Cheltenham, Thomas H, aged 19, born at Edinburgh, John W, aged 18, born at Bath, and Helen McB, aged 17, born at Bath. The death of William C Cuninghame, aged 27, was registered 1883/Q4 Bath. The death of Louisa Ormond Cuninghame, aged 27, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath. The death of John Whiteside Cuninghame, aged 23, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath. The death of William C Cuninghame, aged 74, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. Her Majesty's Body Guard of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms was instituted by King Henry VIII in 1509 as the Honourable Band of Gentleman Pensioners. The Honourable Corps now comprises 5 Officers and 27 Gentlemen, all of whom, with the exception of the Captain, are retired Officers of the Army or the Royal Marines and are considered as members of the Royal Household. Their normal duties include attendance at all state occasions and services of the Great Orders of Chivalry. This includes the ceremonial search of Parliament prior to the Queen delivering the ‘Glorious Speech’. The corps’ captains have all been nobility of one sort or another: baron, lord, marquess,


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earl etc.

1EB19 John Ormond (1786-1870) John Henry Ormond (1825-1847) William Fitzgerald Lonsdale Ormond (1834-1835) Elizabeth Ormond (1795-1885)


JOHN ORMOND WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

31ST DECR 1870 AGED 84 YEARS

ALSO HIS SON JOHN HENRY ORMOND, R.N.

WHO WAS LOST IN H.M.S. AVENGER ON THE 20TH DECR 1847 AGED 22 YEARS

ALSO THE SECOND SON WILLIAM FITZGERALD LONSDALE ORMOND BORN 18TH FEBY 1834 DIED 2ND JANY 1835

I AM THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIGHT ALSO OF ELIZABETH

WIFE OF JOHN ORMOND WHO DIED 20TH APRIL 1885

AGED 89 YEARS

In the 1851 census 17 Royal Crescent, Bath: John Ormond, aged 62, Surgeon M.R.C.S. England General Practitioner, born at Wantage (Berks), wife Elizth, aged 55, born in London, daughter Louisa Frances, aged 18, born at Bath, a visitor, and four servants. The death of John Ormond, aged 83, was registered 1871/Q1 Bath. In the 1871 census at 13 Beauford Buildings, Bath with William Cuninghame and his family: Elizabeth Ormond, aged 74, widow, mother in law, born in London. In the 1881 census at 12 Great Bedford Street, Bath: Elizabeth Ormond, aged 85, widow, lodger, born in London. The death of Elizabeth Ormond, aged 89, was registered 1885/Q2 Bath.

1EB20 Henry Snell (1805-1869) Mary Ann Snell (1803-1872)

North: …………………………..

[MARY ANN] WIFE OF HENRY SNELL ESQRE WHO DIED AT BATH

JANUARY 10TH 187[2] AGED 68

South:


In the 1861 census at Belle Vue, House, Barton St Mary Church (Devon):


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HENRY SNELL ESQRE WHO DIED IN BATH.

SEPTEMBER 21ST 1869 AGED 64.

Henry Snell, aged 56, no occupation, born at Dublin, wife Mary A, aged 57, born at Enfield (Middx), a visitor and a servant. The death of Henry Snell, aged 64, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 1 Brighton Place, Bath (near Elm Place): Mary Ann Snell, aged 69, widow, [living on] dividends, born at Enfield (Middx), and four servants. The death of Mary Ann Snell, aged 68, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.

1EB21 John Southcombe (1808-1881) Susanna Elizabeth Anne Southcombe (1830-1910) Philip Sydney Southcombe (1852-1927) Walter John Southcombe (1858-1935) Stephen Gilbert Southcombe (1863-1936) Emily Innis Southcombe (1857-1936)

IN LOVING MEMORY -OF-

JOHN SOUTHCOMBE OF THIS CITY

BORN OCTOBER 26TH 1808 DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1881

- ALSO OUR DEAR MOTHER

SUSANNA ELIZABETH ANNE,

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE BORN DECEMBER 18TH 1830

DIED JULY 25TH 1910 -

“INTO THY HANDS, O LORD, INTO THY HANDS” -

ALSO

PHILIP SYDNEY THIRD SON OF THE ABOVE

BORN JUN 17TH 1862. DIED DEC 16TH 1927

- “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP”

- ALSO

WALTER JOHN SOUTHCOMBE ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE BORN OCTOBER 24TH 1858

DIED JUNE 14TH 1935 AND INTERRED AT PETT SUSSEX

- “LIFE’S WORK WELL DONE”

On slab:

The death of James Innis Fallon, aged 62, was registered 1838/Q3 Bath. In the 1841 census at 13 Sydney Builds, Bath: Elizabeth Fallon, aged 30, ind[ependent], not born in Somerset, Susan Fallon, aged 10, born in Somerset, and James Fallon, aged 5, born in Somerset. In the 1851 census at 13 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Elizabeth Fallon, aged 40, widow, house property, born at H…… (Cornwall), daughter Elizabeth S A, aged 20, born at Bath, and two lodgers. The marriage of John Southcombe to Susanna Elizabeth Anne Fallon at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. In the 1861 census at 20 High Street, Bath: John Southcombe, aged 52, grocer master employing 7 men + 1 boy,


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ALSO OF STEPHEN GILBERT SOUTHCOMBE

FOURTH SON OF ABOVE BORN JUNE 26TH 1863 DIED APRIL 13TH 1936

- FREE AND OF GOOD REPORT

- ALSO OF

EMILY INNIS SOUTHCOMBE ELDER DAUGHTER OF ABOVE

BORN MARCH 13TH 1857 DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1936

- UNTIL THE DAWN BREAKS

born at Roseath (Devon), wife Susanna, aged 30, born at Bath, children: Emily Ennis, aged 4, born at Bath, Walter John, aged 2, born at Bath, and Arthur Geo., aged 4 months, born at Bath, two shopmen and three servants. The death of Elizabeth Fallon, aged 74, was registered 1867/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at 20 High Street, Bath: John Southcombe, aged 58, grocer & tea dealer, born at Rose Ash (Devon), wife Susannah, aged 45, born at Bath, son Walter, aged 12, born at Bath, John Nicholls, aged 24, nephew, grocer’s assistant, born at Poughill (Devon), George Golesworthy, aged 22, grocer’s assistant, born at Bath, Hugh Nicholls, aged 22, nephew, grocer’s assistant, born at Poughill (Devon), and a servant. In the 1881 census at 5 Cambridge Place, Bath: John Southcombe, aged 74, grocer, born at Rose Ash (Devon), wife Susanna, aged 57, born at Bath, children: Arthur George, aged 20, medical student, born at Bath, Philip Sydney, aged 18, born at Bath, Stephen, aged 15, apprentice, born at Bath, and Edith, aged 14, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of John Southcombe, aged 71, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath. In the 1891 census at 42 St Oswalds Road, Fulham, London: Susanna Southcombe, aged 60, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, children: Emily, aged 43, milliners forewoman, born at Bath, Philip, aged 28, commercial traveller, born at Bath, Gilbert, aged 26, draper’s assistant, born at Bath, and Edith, aged 24, dressmaker’s assistant, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 42 St Oswalds Road, Fulham, London: Susanna E A Southcombe, aged 70, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, children: Emily J, aged 43, unmarried, milliner, born at Bath, Philip S, aged 38, tea salesman, born at Bath, Stephen G, aged 35, ribbon traveller, born at Bath, and Edith G, aged 33, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 25 Fassett Road, Kingston on Thames (Surrey): Walter J Southcombe, aged 42, advertising agent newspaper employer, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 36, born at Kingston (Surrey), daughter Hilda, aged 7, born at Kingston, and two servants.


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1EB22 Charles Denis Dun (1787-1864) Adria Dun (1805-1876) Adria Emma Heath (1823-1910) John Coussmaker Heath (1806-1867) Edward Winterton Dun (1827-1889)

South side: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

ADRIA RELICT OF LT GEN CHARLES DENIS DUN WHO DIED AT BRIGHTON OCT 9 1876 AGED 71

South top:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF ADRIA EMMA

WIDOW OF THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL JOHN COUSMAKER HEATH AND DAUGHTER OF LT GENERAL C.D. DUN

DIED 16TH MAY 1910 IN HER 87TH YEAR North top:

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF LIEUT GENERAL EDWARD WINTERTON DUN

MADRAS STATES CORPS ……………………… CONTINGENT DIED AT CHELTENHAM 15TH MARCH 1889 SINCERELY REGRETTED

AGED 51 YEARS

North side: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

LIEUT GENERAL C.D. DUN. H.M. MADRAS ARMY WHO DIED AT BATH AUGUST 16: 1864 AGED 77

On 7 Sep 1842 in Chaplains station, Archdeaconry of Madras, John Coussmaker Heath married Adria Dun – John Coussmaker Heath died on 24 Mar 1867 at Karachi [GI]. In the 1851 census at 6 Duchess Street, St Marylebone, London: Charles Dun, aged 68, Coll E.I.C. Service, born in London, wife Adria, aged 45, born in the East Indies, and three servants. In the 1861 census at Cloisters, Perrymead, Bath: Charles D Dun, aged 74, Major General H.M. Indian Army, born in London, wife Adria, aged 55, born at Madras, East Indies, Eliza B Boddam, aged 36, married, daughter, born at Madras, East Indies, Mary Lewin, aged 25, unmarried, cousin, born in London, and six servants. O.I.O.Collection at the British Library, London, Cadet Paper: Heath John Coussmaker, IOR/L/MIL/9/157/251-56, 1951888. In the East-India Register Army List for 1845 in the Military Index p45 in the list for the Fifth Regiment Light Infantry and a section for Bombay: John C Heath, appointed 1828, Captain 28 Jun 1838. In the same volume on p17 in the list of Paymasters: Capt. J C Heath, 5th N. I., appointed 14 Aug 1841, Poona division. The contents list to the Military Index has the name in full as ‘Heath, John Coussmaker’. The death of Charles Denis Dun, aged 77, was registered 1864/Q3 Bath. From The Times of Thu 18 Aug 1864 (p1; Issue 24954; col A): On the 10th inst., at The Cloisters, Bath, Lieut.-General CHARLES DENIS DUN, H.M.’s Madras Arm, aged 77. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. In the 1871 census at 32 St Aubyns, Hove (Sussex):


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Adria Dunn, aged 65, widow, annuitant, born at S……apatun, India, Adria E Heath, aged 47, widow, daughter, annuitant, born at Spiro Hiropoly, India, Blanche P Heath, aged 18, granddaughter, born at sea, and three servants. (The reference to ‘Spiro Hiropoly’ is probably to Trichinopoly, now Tiruchirapalli, and usually called Trichy, in Tamil Nadu.) The death of Adria Dun, aged 70, was registered 1876/Q4 Steyning. The death of Edward Winterton Dun, aged 61, was registered 1889/Q1 Cheltenham. In the 1891 census at Chelmarsh (Salop): Adria E Heath, aged 67, widow, living on her own means, born in India, Blanche Porter, aged 38, married, daughter, living on her own means, born at sea, Ivon Porter, aged 4, grandson, born at Chelmarsh, and six servants. In the 1901 census at Marchwood Park, Marchwood (Hants): Blanche G Porter, aged 48, married, living on own means, born at sea, children: Marion R, aged 22, born at Chelmarsh (Salop), and Adria F, aged 19, born at Chelmarsh, Adria E Heath, aged 77, widow, visitor, born in India, and six servants. The death of Adria Emma Heath, aged 86, was registered 1910/Q2 Bath.

1EB? Susan Collins Prest (-1839) Mary Prest (1782-1845) William Prest (1774-1857) William Prest (1809-1872) Jane Prest (1811-1884) Joseph Collins Prest (1824-1918)

Inscriptions noted in the survey carried out in the 1980s: ………… Prest died 4 Jul 1839 aged 76 (?) Mary Prest daughter of the above died 18 Jan 1845 aged 62 William Prest husband of the above died 8 Sep 1857 William Prest died ………… 1872 = Jane Prest died 24 Oct 1884 aged 73 Joseph Collins Prest died 25 Feb 1918 aged 84

From the burial books, buried in the eastern border of Section 1 were: William Prest, aged 83, of 7 Bath Street, tailor, who died on 8 Sep 1857 William Prest, aged 63, of Stanhope Street, tailor, formerly churchwarden of the Abbey, who died on 11 Apr 1872, buried in his father’s grave Jane Prest, aged 73, of 7 Beaufort W, who died on 24 Oct 1884 Joseph Collins Prest, aged 84, of 36 Newbridge Road, who died on 25 Feb 1918.

The location of the grave has not been established. Baptised on 20 Jan 1832 at Bath Abbey: Susannah Collins Prest, daughter of William & Jane Prest [IGI]. The death of Susan Collins Prest, aged about 8, was registered 1839/Q3 Bath. (The use of ‘Collins’ as a forename also occurs with presumed brother Joseph Collins Prest (1824-1918).)


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In the 1841 census 21 Richmond Place, Lansdown, Bath: William Prest, aged 65, independent, not born in Somerset, and Mary Prest, aged 55, born in Somerset The death of Mary Prest, aged 82 (!), was registered 1845/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at 7 Bath Street, Bath: William Prest, aged 42, tailor (master) employing 10 men, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 38, born at Williton (Som), son Joseph, aged 17, born at Bath, William Prest, aged 75, widower, retired tailor, born at Helperby (Yorks), and a servant. The death of William Prest, aged 83, was registered 1857/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 21 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: William Prest, aged 62, tailor, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 58, born at Wil[l]iton (Som), son Joseph C, aged 36, unmarried, tailor, born at Bath, a visitor and two servants. The death of William Prest, aged 63, was registered 1872/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at 7 Beaufort West, Bath: Jane Prest, aged 68, widow, income [from] dividends money, born at Williton (Som), son Joseph C, aged 45, unmarried income [from] dividends money, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Jane Prest, aged 73, was registered 1884/Q4 Bath. In the 1901 census at 36 Newbridge Road, Weston (Som): Joseph C Prest, aged 67, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath. The death of Joseph Collins Prest, aged 84, was registered 1918/Q1 Bath.


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