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Lansdown Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bath Preservation Trust

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Section 4

Section 4 is the largest in the cemetery with about 1000 graves. It is in two sections. The western section is a sunken area which is reached from the west from paths that lead down from section 5 and from the north by a single path. The eastern section is at the same level as sections 6 and 7.

From the north-western corner, looking south-east Looking towards the north-western corner

From Beckford Tower May 2009 Looking westwards towards the tower Western section – Jan 2009


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Row 4A5

Names Inscriptions Notes

4.A5.27 Frederick Hunt (1893-1957) Frances Hunt (1892-1978)

South: IN

MEMORY OF FREDERICK

HUNT WHO DIED

31. JULY 1957

North: ALSO

FRANCES HIS WIFE

WHO DIED FEB. 8. 1978

Vase only. The death of Frederick William Hunt, aged 64, was registered 1957 Bath. The death of Frances Amelia Hunt, aged 79, was registered 1978 Bath.

4.A5.27A Elizabeth Marian Ingram (1911)

ELIZABETH MARIAN INGRAM MAY 15TH – JUNE 6TH 1911

A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM

Cross (absent) on two small plinths. The birth of Elizabeth Marian Ingram was registered 1911 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams. The death of Elizabeth Marian Ingram, aged 0, was registered 1911 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Marian Ingram, aged 23 days, of Ingleside, Lansdown Road, was buried on 9 Jun 1911.


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4.A5.28 Gilbert George William Maitland (1818-1900) Ann Elizabeth Maitland

North: IN MEMORY OF

SURGEON GENERAL GILBERT GEORGE WILLIAM MAITLAND DIED JUNE 30TH 1900 AGED 82

THOU HAS MADE HIM EXCEEDING ... WITH THY COUNTENANCE” PSALM ...

South:

IN MEMORY OF ANN ELIZABETH WIDOW OF SURGEON GENERAL MAITLAND

DIED MAY 15TH 1902.

Tomb, pitched in the form of a cross. In the 1891 census at 5 Sion Place, Bath: Gilbert G Maitland, aged 73, Surgeon General Bombay Army (retired), born at Hyderabad (Deccan), India, wife Fanny E, aged 40, born at Woodbridge (Suffolk), son Roland W, aged 12, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), and three servants. The death of Gilbert George W Maitland, aged 82, was registered 1900/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Gilbert G Maitland, aged 82, of 5 Sion Place, was buried on 5 Jul 1900. From the burial register: Fanny Elizabeth Maitland, aged 52, of Ufford, was buried on 17 May 1902.

4.A5.28A Gilbert Grierson Maitland (1878-1885) George Gorham Maitland (1887)

GILBERT GRIERSON THE DEARLY BELOVED SON OF SURGEON GENERAL MAITLAND WHO DIED MARCH 17TH 1885

AGED SEVEN YEARS

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

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

Cross on 3 plinths. Unreadable. The birth of Gilbert Grierson Maitland was registered 1878/Q1 Tonbridge. The death of Gilbert Grierson Maitland, aged 7, was registered 1885/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Gilbert Grierson Maitland, aged 7, of 5 Sion Place, was buried on 20 Mar 1885.


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The birth of George Gorham Maitland was registered 1887/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rowley. From the burial register: George Gorham Maitland, aged 24 hours, of 5 Sion Place, was buried on 14 Jan 1887.

4.A5.29 Ann Burridge (1815-1878)

Headstone. Completely delaminated. The birth of Frank Burridge was registered 1850 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Littlejohn. The birth of Ellen Burridge was registered 1851 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Littlejohn. The birth of Agnes Burridge was registered 1852 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Littlejohn. In the 1851 census at 14 Morford Street, Bath: William Burridge, aged 31, carpenter employing 3 men, born at Exmouth (Devon), wife Ann, aged 36, born at Tau[n]ton (Som), children: Emma, aged 7, born at Bath, Kate, aged 4, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 3, born at Bath, and Francis, aged 10, born at Bath, and an apprentice. The birth of Albert Burridge was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Littlejohn. The death of William Burridge, aged 40, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 14 Morford Street, Bath: Ann Burridge, aged 56, widow, [living on] house property, born at Taunton, children: Ellen, aged 19, milliner, born at Bath, and Agness, aged 18, apprentice (milliner), born at Bath, a visitor and two lodgers.


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From the burial register: Ann Burridge, aged 62, of 14 Morford Street, was buried on 2 Apr 1878.

4.A5.29A Ada Mary Leakey (1863-1933) Alice Maud Leakey (1861-1940)

North: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ADA MARY LEAKEY CALLED HOME JANUARY 27TH 1933.

South (on 1 line):

IN LOVING MEMORY OF HER DEAR SISTER ALICE MAUD LEAKEY ENTERED INTO LIFE NOVEMBER 15TH 1940

Edging. The birth of Ada Mary Leakey was registered 1863/Q3 Tunstead (Norfolk). In the 1881 census at the Vicarage, Ravensthorpe (Nhants): Henery (sic) P Leakey, aged 49, married, vicar of Ravensthorpe farming 90 acres 3 men 1 boy, born at Exeter, children: Agnes, aged 19, born at Northwalsham (Norfolk), Ada, aged 17, born at Bradfield (Norfolk), and Alice, aged 15, born at Bradninch (Devon), and three servants. In the 1901 census at Northampton House, 21 Northampton Street, Bath: Sophia E Leaker, aged 42, unmarried, living on own means, born at Exeter, Amelia Leakey, aged 39, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at North Walsham (Norfolk), Ada M Leakey, aged 37, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Bradfield (Norfolk), Alice M Leakey, aged 37, unmarried, sister, born at Bradninch (Devon), and a servant. The death of Ada Mary Leakey, aged 69, was registered 1933 Bath. From the burial register: Ada Mary Leakey, aged 69, of Northampton House, Bath, was buried on 31 Jan 1933. The death of Alice Maude Leakey, aged 78, was registered 1940 Bath. From the burial register: Alice Maude Leakey, aged 78, of Northampton House, Portland Rd, Bath, was buried on 19 Nov 1940. (The burial order book has “row A5 near end”.)


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4.A5.30 Annie Davis (1844-1875) Ann Davis (1810-1880)

Footstone: A. D A. D

Headstone and footstone with slate edging which tapers from the head to the foot. The headstone is delaminated. In the 1861 census at 2 Mount Beacon, Bath: Edward Samuel, aged 74, widower, retired barrister, born at Bath, a visitor, Ann Davis, aged 50, widow, housekeeper, born at Westbury (Wilts), and Ann Matravers, aged 22, unmarried, housemaid, born at Gloucester In the 1871 census at 2 Mount Beacon, Bath: Edward Samuel, aged 84, widower, gentleman, born at Bath, Ann Davis, aged 59, widow, servant, born at Westbury (Wilts), and Ann Matravers, aged 32, unmarried, servant, born at Bristol (Som). The death of Annie Davis, aged 31, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Annie Davis, aged 31, of 2 Mount Beacon, was buried on 9 Jul 1875. The death of Ann Davis, aged 69, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Davis, aged 69, of 10 Belvedere, was buried on 13 Jan 1880.


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4.A4.26A James Ross (1815-1884) Jane Frances Ross (1819-1879)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES ROSS. ESQ.

OF PERTH. SCOTLAND. WHO DIED AT FORMBY, LIVERPOOL.

15TH SEPT 1884, AGED 69.

ALSO IN MEMORY OF JANE FRANCES MENZIES

WIFE OF JAMES ROSS ESQ. PERTH, SCOTLAND WHO DIED AT BATH 16TH APRIL 1879

Cross (now flat) on a single plinth. The death of Jane Frances Ross, aged 60, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Frances Ross, aged 60, of 7 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 22 Apr 1879. The death of James Ross, aged 69, was registered 1884/Q3 Ormskirk. From the burial register: James Ross, aged 69, of Freshfield, Liverpool, was buried on 20 Sep 1884.

4.A4.27A Mary Ann Frankcom (1806-1881) Sarah Frankcom (1814-1887) Jane Frankcom (1807-1890)

IN MEMORY OF

MARY ANN FRANKCOM WHO DIED

DECEMBER 14TH 1881. GOD IS LOVE

ALSO SARAH SISTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED JULY 15TH 1887, JESU MERCY

ALSO JANE FRANKCOM, SISTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED FEBY 2ND 1890.

IN ALL THEIR AFFLICTION HE WAS AFFLICTED AND THE ANGEL OF HIS PRESENCE SAVED THEM IN HIS LOVE AND HIS PITY HE REDEEMED THEM

ISAIAH LXIII.9

Headstone. In the 1851 census at 1 Rivers Street, Bath: Rachel Abraham, aged 35, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, Ada Abraham, aged 8, daughter, born at Bath, Mary Ann Frankcom, aged 38, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 1 Christ Church Cottage, Lansdown, Bath: Mary A Frank[com], aged 74, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, Jane Frank[com], aged 72, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath, and Sarah Frank[com, aged 67, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Bath.


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The death of Mary Ann Frankcom, aged 75, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Frankom (sic), aged 75, of 1 Christchurch Cottage, was buried on 19 Dec 1881. The death of Sarah Frankham, aged 73, was registered 1887/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Frankham (sic), aged 73, of Christ Church Cottage, was buried on 10 Jul 1887. The death of Jane Frankcom, aged 82, was registered 1890/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Frankom (sic), aged 82, of 1 Christ Church Cottage, was buried on 5 Feb 1890.

4.A4.28 Robert Chardin Wroughton (1822-1871)

South: To the Memory of

MAJOR GENERAL R. C. WROUGHTON OF THE BENGAL ARMY

WHO DIED AT BATH 15TH NOVR 1871 AGED 49.

North:

ERECTED BY HIS MOTHER

Pitched (four ways) with a bar on the apex. A sapling growing on the northern side obscures part of the inscription. On 10 Oct 1848 at Neemuch, West Bengal: Robert Chardin Wroughton married Sarah Harriet Stacy [IGI]. A description of a set of medals sold in 1996 by Dix Noonan Webb of Mayfair London includes the following biographical information: Robert Chardin Wroughton was born in India on 3 September 1822, and received a classical and mathematical education under the Rev M. Gibson of Boulogne-sur-Mer. He passed the Military Committee at East India House, London, in December 1838, and arrived at Calcutta on the Thomas Lowry in April 1839, being posted as Ensign to the 67th Bengal Native Infantry. Promoted Lieutenant 24 August 1842 in the 12th N.I., and served throughout the Sutlej campaign, and was present at the action at Ferozeshuhur when he had his charger killed under him. He served in a Civil capacity with General Wheeler’s Force on its march to Cashmere in 1846. Transferred to the Bengal Commissariat Department


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in December 1847 as Sub-Assistant Commissary General, and served in that capacity in Burma in 1852-3. He retired with the honorary rank of Major General on 4 February 1870. From the London Gazette of 28 Mar 1865 p1734: Major Robert Chardin Wroughton, from late 12th. Native Infantry, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Reid (Staff Corps), removed from List of Lieutenant-Colonels. Dated 16th July, 1864. The death of Robert Chardine Wroughton, aged 49, was registered 1871/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Robert C Wroughton, aged 49, of 6 Springfield Place, was buried on 20 Nov 1871.

4.A4.29 Mary Slade Blair (1848-1872) Adelaide Fanny Tuite Dalton (1874-1875)

To the beloved memory of

Mary Slade Blair Aged 23

Janry 5th 1872. Also of

A. F. Tuile Dalton Aged 10 months June 4th 1875.

Headstone with integral cross. The inscription is on the western side and is obscured by a headstone in row 4.A5. In the 1871 census at Cleve Cottage, Lansdown, Bath: Fanny Blair, aged 47, widow, annuitant, born at the Cape of Good Hope, children: Mary, aged 23, born at the Cape of Good Hope, Horatio, aged 17, born at Cape of Good Hope, and Richard, aged 15, born at Milbourne (Dorset), Maule Hastings, aged 6, ward, born at Norwich, and two servants. The death of Mary Slade Blair, aged 23, was registered 1872/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Slade Blair, aged 23, of Cleve Cottage, was buried on 9 Jan 1872. The death of Adelaide Fanny Tuite Dalton, aged 0, was registered 1875/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Adelaide Fanny Tuite Dalton, aged 11 months, of Oxford Row, was buried on 8 Jun 1875. From the burial register: Arthur Blair, aged 33, of 7 Paragon, was buried on 18 Oct 1879.


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4.A4.30 Richard Lewis (1797-1866) Mary Lewis (1790-1871) Kate Lewis (1876-1867)

North: ...BERANCE OF

......CT OF RICHARD LEWIS ...ED 26TH MAY 1871

.....ND YEAR OF HER AGE ―

[HER CHILDREN AR]ISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED .... KATE LEWIS AND DIED 4TH JULY 1867 AGED ..........

South:

IN AFFECTIONATE ............... RICHARD ...........

FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS AN INHAB[ITANT OF THIS CITY] WHO DIED 20TH ...............

IN THE 70TH YEARS

HIS END WAS P[EACE]

Pitched (four ways). Delaminated at the eastern end. In the 1851 census at 2 Bartlett Street, Bath: Richard Lewis, aged 54, victualler, born at Bot.... (Herefordshire), wife Mary, aged 59, born at Wysham (Berks), children: Eliza, aged 22, born at Wysham, William, aged 19, engraver, born at Bath, and Richard, aged 18, cabinet maker, born at Bath, and a visitor. The marriage of William Lewis to Eleanor Bishop was registered 1854 Bath. In the 1861 census at cottage adjoining Gays House, Bath: Richard Lewis, aged 64, formerly innkeeper, born at Bosbury (Herefordshire), and wife Mary, aged 70, born at Wysham (Berks). In the 1861 census at 6 Corridor, Bath: William Lewis, aged 29, engraver lithographer & stationer, born at Bath, wife Eleanor, aged 29, assistant in shop, born at Llandogo (Mon), two children and Ann Bishop, aged 27, unmarried, wife’s sister, housekeeper, born at Bristol (Som). The death of Richard Lewis, aged 69, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Richard Lewis, aged 67, of Gays House, was buried on 23 Jul 1866. The birth of Kate Lewis was registered 1867 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bishop. The death of Kate Lewis, aged 0, was registered 1867/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Kate Lewis, aged 11 weeks, of Northgate Street, was burial on 7 Jul 1867.


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The death of Mary Lewis, aged 81, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Lewis, aged 81, of St Michael parish, was buried on 31 May 1871.

4.A4.30A George Alexander Bunbury (1870-1937) Alice Jane Bunbury (1874-1954)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY

OF THE REVEREND

GEORGE ALEXANDER BUNBURY M.A. OXON.

DIED APRIL 1ST 1937, AGED 68

“THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT IS LOVE” ALSO OF ALICE JANE, HIS DEAR WIFE

DIED JAN. 24TH 1954. AGED 79.

Cross on 3 plinths with edging and freestanding vase. Notes on Wild Life in Hong Kong and South China by George Alexander Bunbury, China Mail: 1909. The death of George Alexander Bunbury, aged 66, was registered 1937/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: George Alexander Bunbury, aged 66, of 25 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 5 Apr 1937. The death of Alice J Bunbury, aged 79, was registered 1954/Q1 Surrey NE. From the burial order book, Alice Jane Bunbury is buried at 4.S.1.


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4.A3.25 Ann Matravers (1811-1904) Edward James Matravers (-1845)

IN MEMORY OF

ANN MATRAVERS WHO DIED 22. DEC. 1904

AGED 93 ―

ALSO EDWARD

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 28 OCT. 184_

AGED 3_ ―

AND WAS INTERRED AT ST JAMES CHURCHYARD TAUNTON

Headstone, facing east. Baptised on 7 Apr 1839 at Clifton: Anne Matravers, daughter of Edward & Anne Matravers. The death of Edward James Matravers was registered 1845/Q1 Taunton. In the 1901 census at 28 Paragon, Bath: Ann Matravers, aged 62, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Clifton, Ann Matravers, aged 89, widow, mother, no occupation, born at Upavon (Wilts), and a servant. The death of Ann Matravers, aged 93, was registered 1904/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Matravers, aged 93, of 28 Paragon, was buried on 29 Dec 1904. From the burial register: Ann Matravers, aged 82, of 28 Paragon, was buried on 18 Feb 1922.

4.A3.26 Lilian Lord (1863-1879) John Holt Lord (1819-1902) Jane Lord (1828-)

LILIAN DAUGHTER OF

JOHN HOLT & JANE LORD, DIED JULY 23RD 1879,

AGED 16.

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The marriage of John Holt Lord to Jane Wills was registered 1853/Q4 St Columb. The birth of Lilian Lord was registered 1863/Q3 Huddersfield. In the 1871 census at 3 Wesley Street, Leeds: John H Lord, aged 51, Wesleyan minister of Brunswick chapel Leeds, born at Buxton (Derbys), wife Jane, aged 43, born at Wadebridge (Cornwall), children: Jane W, aged 15, born at Plymouth, Lilian, aged 7, born at Huddersfield (Yorks), and Percy, aged 5, born at Halifax (Yorks), and a servant. The death of Lilian Lord, aged 16, was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Lilian Lord, aged 16, of Charlecombe, was buried on 26 Jul 1879. In the 1901 census at 7 Haines Hill, Wilton (Som): John H Lord, aged 81, retired Wesleyan minister, born at Buxton (Derbys), wife Jane, aged 73, born at Wadebridge (Cornwall), daughter Bertha, aged 40, unmarried, born at Penzance, and a servant. The death of John Holt Lord, aged 83, was registered 1902/Q4 Taunton.

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4.A2.27 James Garnett Estens (1856-1900) James Estens (1827-1885) Hannah Estens (1823-1891) James Estens (1886-1940) Louisa Henrietta Estens (1854-1941)

South: In Loving Memory of James Garnett Estens

eldest son of James and Hannah Estens born June 8th 1856 died April 4th 1900

South, band:

In loving remembrance of James Estens who died June 16th 1885 Aged 58

West, band: The memory of the just is blessed.

North:

Also of J. Estens, son of James G. Estens died Dec. 27. 1940, Aged 54

Blessed are the dead which died in the Lord Also of Louisa Henrietta wife of J. G. Estens

died Sep. 30 1941 Aged 87

North, band (on 1 line):

Pitched in the form of a cross, facing east. The inscriptions are on a band around the tomb and on two of the pitched surfaces. The eastern side is partially obscured by an ant hill. The marriage of James Estens to Anne/Hannah Garnett at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath. The marriage of James Garnett Estens to Louise Henrietta Meinhold was registered 1880/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at Elm Grove Villa (near St Stephen’s Place), Bath: James Estens, aged 54, carpenter, born at Bath, wife Hannah, aged 56,


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Also to the memory of Hannah Estens widow of the above who died June 3. 1891 Aged 67.

East, band:

..... come unto me all

......will give you rest

born at Portsmouth, children: John Locke, aged 21, carpenter, born at Bath, and Robert William, aged 21, cabinet maker, born at Bath, and a lodger. In the 1881 census at 8 Richmond Place, Walcot, Bath: James G Estens, aged 24, piano forte tuner, born at Bath, and wife Louisa H, aged 25, born in Saxony, Germany British Subject. The death of James Estens, aged 58, was registered 1885/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: James Estens, aged 58, of Elm Grove, was buried on 20 Jun 1885. The birth of James Estens was registered 1886/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Meinhole (sic). The death of Hannah Estens, aged 67, was registered 1891/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Hannah Estens, aged 67, of Lansdown Road, was buried on 7 Jan 1891. The death of James Garnett Estens, aged 43, was registered 1900/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: James Garnett Estens, aged 43, of 8 Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 9 Apr 1900. In the 1901 census at 8 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Louisa H Estens, aged 45, widow, living on own means, born in Germany (German Subject), son James, aged 14, born at Bath, and two boarders. The marriage of James Estens was registered 1910/Q4 Wandsworth. The death of James Estens, aged 54, was registered 1940/Q4 Bournemouth. From the burial register: James Estens, aged 54, of 39 Hamilton Rd, Bournemouth, was buried on 30 Jan 1941. The death of Louisa Henriette Estens, aged 87, was registered 1941/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Henriette Estens, aged 87, of 11 The Vineyards, Bath, was buried on 3 Oct 1941.


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4.A3.28 Loftus Anthony Cliffe (1796-1877) Salome Cliffe (1799-1888)

Cross on top of a headstone. Delaminated with only ‘God is Love’ on the cross remaining. In the 1871 census at a lodging house at 6 Princes Road, Weston-super-Mare: Loftus A Cliffe, aged 75, clergyman of the Church of E[ngland] without cure of souls, born at Woolwich (Kent), and wife Salome, aged 70, born at Taunton (Som). The death of Loftus Anthony Cliffe, aged 81, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Loftus Anthony Cliffe, aged 81, of 8 Bennet Street, was buried on 17 Aug 1877. In the 1881 census 36 St James Square, Bath: Salome Cliffe, aged 81, [living on income from] houses, born at Taunton (Som), and two servants. The death of Salome Cliffe, aged 88, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Salome Cliffe, aged 88, of 11 Rivers Street, was buried on 1 May 1888.

4.A3.28A Elvina Goulding (1815-1885)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Elvina Goulding, aged 69, of 4 St Stephens Place, was buried on 4 Apr 1885.

4.A3.29 Richard Whieldon Baddeley (1840-1875) Arthur Whieldon Baddeley (1868-1885)

East: God is Love

RICHARD WHIELDEN BADDELEY,

DIED FEBY 6TH 1875 AGED 34.

South:

IN MEMORY OF AN AFFECTIONATE AND BELOVED SON

Cross on 2 plinths, cross delaminating.


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ARTHUR WHIELDON BADDELEY. WHO PASSED AWAY

ON THE 31ST AUGUST 1885. AGED 17.

The birth of Richard Whieldan Baddeley was registered 1840/Q2 Uttoxeter. In the 1851 census at the house of William Fisher, perpetual curate, and his family at Parwich (Derbys): Richard W Baddeley, aged 10, pupil, born at Rocester (Staffs). The marriage of Richard Whieldon Baddley was registered 1865/Q2 Warwick. The birth of Arthur Whieldon Baddeley was registered 1868/Q3 Chorlton (Lancs). In the 1871 census at 23 Mill End, Alrewas (Staffs): Richard Badley (sic), aged 29, miller, born at Green’s Norton (Northants), wife Emma, aged 37, born at Alrewas, and children: John J, aged 2, born at Alrewas, and Arthur, aged 1, born at Alrewas. The death of Richard Whieldon Baddeley, aged 36, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Richard Baddelley, aged 34, of 26 Rivers Street, was buried on 10 Feb 1875. The death of Arthur Wheeldon (sic) Baddeley, aged 17, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur Whieldon Baddelly, aged 17, of 3 Belgrave Place, was buried on 5 Sep 1885.

4.A3.29A Mary Hurst Thomas (1813-1904) James Cruttwell Charles Henry Thomas

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

MARY HURST WIDOW OF MAJOR CHARLES HENRY THOMAS

FORMERLY OF THE BENGAL ARMY ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

JAMES CRUTTWELL ESQ. LIEUT 83RD REGT WHO DIED OCT. 24. 1904. AGED 91.

SHE WAS DEARLY LOVED

THE REMAINS OF HER HUSBAND AND HER CHILDREN LIE NEAR THIS PLACE

Cross on 3 plinths in polished pink granite, facing east. The marriage of Mary Hurst Cruttwell to Charles Henry Thomas was registered 1850/Q3 Axbridge.


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Names Inscriptions Notes MAKE HER TO BE NUMBERED IN THY

SAINTS IN GLORY EVERLASTING. In the 1851 census at 9 Paragon Buildings, Bath: Charles H Thomas, aged 47, Capt (RE) HEIC, born in the East Indies British Subject, and wife Mary H, aged 37, born at the Cape of Good Hope British Subject. In the 1861 census at 26 Henrietta Street, Bath: Charles Hy Thomas, aged 57, retired Major Indian Army, born at Berhampore, India, wife Mary H, aged 46, born at the Cape of Good Hope, children: Lewis F H, aged 9, born at Bath, Frances M, aged 6, born at Bath, and Arthur C Hy, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 26 Henrietta Street, Bath: Mary H Thomas, aged 53, widow, gentlewoman, born at the Cape of Good Hope, children: Frances M, aged 16, born at Bath, and Arthur C H, aged 12, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1891 census at a lodging house at 7 Johnstone Street, Bath: Mary H Thomas, aged 77, widow, living on own means, born at the Cape of Good Hope. In the 1901 census at 30 Henrietta Street, Bath: Mary Hurst Thomas, aged 88, widow, living on own means, born at the Cape of Good Hope, and a nurse. The death of Mary Hurst Thomas, aged 91, was registered 1904/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Hurst Thomas, aged 91, of 30 Henrietta Street, was buried on 29 Oct 1904. See 4.B.9 for the grave of her husband and some of their children.

4.A3.30 John Whitaker (1810-1865) Sarah Whitaker (1819-1882) Mary Scott Whitaker (1778-1875)

South: Sacred

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF JOHN WHITAKER

WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS NOVR 8TH 1865.

“HE SAID I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME SHALL NEVER DIE.” JOHN II-25-26 VER.

North:

Also TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH WHITAKER

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 13 Chapel Row, Walcot, Bath: Mary S Whitaker, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Honiton, children: John, aged 38, unmarried, artist (drawing), born at Bath, and Ferris (daughter), aged


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WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN WHITAKER [E]NTERED INTO REST SEPTR 3RD 1882 ÆT: 63

[“UN]DERNEATH ARE THE EVERLASTING ARMS.”

East: Also

TO THE LOVING MEMORY [OF]

MARY SCOTT WHI[TAKER] WHO FELL ASLEEP JANY 6TH 18[75]

AGED 97

29, unmarried, professor of music, born at Bath, a servant and two visitors. The marriage of John Whitaker to Sarah Probart at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1853/Q2 Bath. The birth of William John Denner Whitaker was registered 1854 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Probart. The birth of Sarah Ellen Mary Whitaker was registered 1854 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Probart. The birth of Charles Probart Whitaker was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Probart. In the 1861 census at 5 Spencer’s Belle Vue, Bath: John Whitaker, aged 49, artist landscape drawer, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 41, born at Worcester, children: William J D, aged 7, born at Bath, Sarah E M, aged 7, born at Bath, and Charles P, aged 3, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 7 Cottage Place, Walcot, Bath: Mary Scott Whitaker, aged 93, widow, annuitant, born at Honiton (Devon). The death of John Whitaker, aged 55, was registered 1865/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: John Whitaker, aged 55, of 5 Spencer’s Belle Vue, was buried on 14 Nov 1865. The death of Mary Scott Whitaker, aged 97, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Scott Whitaker, aged 97, of Cottage Place, was buried on 9 Jan 1875. The death of Sarah Whitaker, aged 63, was registered 1882/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Whitaker, aged 63, of 5 Spencer’s Belle Vue, was buried on 8 Sep 1882.


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4.A3.30A-31

Biscoe Stainforth (1842-1913) Mary Emily Stainforth (1843-1932)

East: IN DEAR MEMORY OF BISCOE STAINFORTH

DIED MAY 19TH 1913 AGED 71 YEARS HIS SPIRIT RESTS WITH CHRIST IN GOD’S WONDROUS PEACE

South: ALSO OF MARY

EMILY STAINFORTH HIS DEVOTED WIFE

WHO FOLLOWED HIM JUNE 3RD 19__

Edging, south:

SUCH AS BE FAITHFUL IN LOVE SHALL ABIDE WITH HIM

Cross on a single plinth, faces east, inscription incised on the plinth as raised letters. Baptised on 26 May 1842 at Holt (Wilts): Biscoe Stainforth, son of Frederick & Catherine Stainforth. In the 1851 census at the house of Charles Atway at Worthen (Salop): Biscoe Stainforth, aged 9, nephew, born at Holt (Wilts). The marriage of Biscoe Stainforth to Mary Emily Phillips was registered 1867/Q2 Cheltenham. The death of Biscoe Stainforth, aged 71, was registered 1913/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Biscoe Stainforth, aged 71, of Glen Avon, Lansdown, Bath, was buried on 22 May 1913. From the burial register: Mary Emily Stainforth, aged 88, of Hayesmount, Upper East Hayes, Bath, was buried on 7 Jun 1932.


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4.A2.29A Gerald Dobede (1861-1947)

GERALD DOBEDE DIED 21ST FEBRUARY 1947,

AGED 85. ―

“The Love of God be with us.”

Headstone with raised carved lettering, facing east. In the 1891 census at the Great Northern Hotel, Euston Road, London: Gerald Dobede, aged 30, unmarried, living on own means, born at Exning (Suffolk). In the 1901 census at 25 Warwick Road, Kensington: Gerald Dobede, aged 40, unmarried, living on own means, born in France British Subject. From the burial register: Henry G Dobede, aged 85, was buried on 26 Feb 1947.

4.A2.30 Elizabeth Rosa Maud May Louisa Dobede (1867-1936)

MAUD DOBEDE, DIED 6TH OCTOBER 1936,

AGED 69. ―

”God is Love.”

Headstone with raised carved lettering, facing east. From the burial register: Elizabeth Rosa Maud May Louisa Dobede, aged 69, of the Empire Hotel, was buried on 10 Oct 1936.

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4.A2.30A Percy Roberts Wilde (1858-1929)

IN SACRED LOVING MEMORY OF

PERCY ROBERTS WILDE, M.D. OF 23 THE CIRCUS, BATH.

BORN JULY 12TH 1858 DIED APRIL 23RD 1929

FOUNDER OF THE LANSDOWN HOSPITAL HE LIFE WAS DEVOTED

TO THE SERVICE OF OTHERS ―

HIS WORK SHALL RISE UP AND CALL HIM BLESSED

Tomb as a base slab with on top a slab with a curved surface. The lead inscription faces east. In the 1881 census at St Mathews (lodging house), Berners Street, Ipswich: Percy R Wilde, aged 24, physician M.B., born at Twyford (Hants), wife Ada, aged 24, born at Guernsey, and son Percy M C, aged 5 months, born at East Brent (Som). In the 1901 census at Rackley House, Weston-super-Mare: Percy Roberts Wilde, aged 44, physician, born at Twyford (Hants), wife Ada, aged 45, born at Guernsey, children: Dorothy Gladys, aged 13, born at Bath, and Cecil Arden, aged 7, born at Bath, two visitors, and two servants. From the burial register: Percy Roberts Wilde, aged 71, of 23 The Circus, Bath, was buried on 26 Apr 1929.


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4.A1.0

Small headstone. No inscription found.

4.A1.1 Fanny Jane Drummond (1854-1872) Lucy Sarah Drummond (1846-1872) William Clark Drummond (1817-1893)

FANNY JANE DRUMMOND WHO DIED DECR ... 1872

AGED 18 YEARS ALSO

LUCY SARAH DRUMMOND WHO DIED DECR 25TH 1872

AGED 26 YEARS THE DEARLY BELOVED

DAUGHTERS OF WILLIAM AND SARAH DRUMMOND

I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH AND THROUGH ............

Small headstone. The incised inscription faces west.


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Sarah Drummond (1817-1857)

The birth of William Richard Drummond was registered 1844/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Shepard. The birth of Lucy Sarah Drummond was registered 1846/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Shepard. The birth of Emma Charlotte Drummond in 1848 was registered 1849/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Shepard. In the 1851 census at Drummonds Nursery, Weston Road, Bath: William Drummond, aged 34, nurseryman, born in Scotland, wife Sarah, aged 34, born at St Gilles (Dorset), and children: William, aged 7, born at Bath, Lucy, aged 4, born at Bath, and Emma, aged 2, born at Bath. The death of Sarah Drummond, aged 40, was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Sarah Drummond, aged 40, of Drummond Road, was buried on 9 Nov 1857. In the 1861 census at Bath Nursery, Walcot, Bath: William C Drummond, aged 43, widower, nurseryman & seedsman nursery 6 acres employing 15 men & 2 boys, born in Scotland, children: William J, aged 17, born at Bath, Lucy, aged 14, born at Bath, Emma, aged 12, born at Bath, and Fanny, aged 6, born at Bath, Jane Drummond, aged 40, unmarried, sister, born in Scotland, and a visitor. In the 1871 census at Drummonds Bath Nursery, Walcot, Bath: William C Drummond, aged 53, nurseryman, born in Scotland, wife Elvina, aged 41, born at Bristol, children: Lucy S, aged 24, dressmaker, born at Bath, Fanny C, aged 16, born at Bath, and Alice C, aged 8, born at Honiton (Devon), and a lodger. The death of Fanny Jane Drummond, aged 18, was registered 1872/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Fanny Jane Drummond, aged 18, of Weston Road, was buried on 24 Dec 1872. The death of Lucy Sarah Drummond, aged 25, was registered 1872/Q4 Bath. No entry found in the burial order book. The death of William Clark Drummond, aged 76, was registered 1893/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: William Clarke Drummond, aged 76, of Charlotte Street, was buried on 18 Dec 1893.


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4.A1.1A Sarah Godfrey (1786-1858)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF

SARAH GODFREY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER THE 9TH 1858

AGED 72

Slab. In the 1851 census at 10 Paragon Building, Bath: Sarah Godfrey, aged 63, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Hatfield (Herts), and two servants. The death of Sarah Godfrey, aged 72, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Godfrey, aged 72, of Paragon Buildings, was buried on 13 Nov 1858.

4.A1.2 Louis Moyard (1788-1860)

No memorial found. The birth of Fanny Moyard was registered 1842/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rowlands. The birth of Emma Moyard was registered 1845/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rowlands. In the 1851 census at 8 Queen Square, Bath: Lewis Moyard, aged 65, lodging house keeper, born in Switzerland, wife Ann, aged 43, born at Pembroke, and children: Fanny, aged 9, born at Bath, and Emma, aged 5, born at Bath. The death of Lewis Moyard, aged 71, was registered 1871//Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Louis Moyard, aged 71, of Queen Square, was buried on 7 Jan 1860.


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4.A1.2A John Jacob Payne (1816-1864) Henry Payne (1841-1875) Elizabeth Payne (1819-1891)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN JACOB PAYNE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANUARY 18TH 1864 AGED 47 YEARS

HIS END WAS PEACE

West:

Also TO THE MEMORY OF

HENRY PAYNE SON OF THE AFORESAID

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 27TH 1875

AGED 33 YEARS

South: [In] loving Memory of

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN JACOB [PAYNE]

WHO DEPARTED ............................ ...............

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of Henry Payne was registered 1841/Q3 Clutton. The birth of Ann Payne was registered 1849/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Jones. In the 1851 census at 2 Upper Camden Place, Bath: Elizabeth Payne, aged 32, married, lodging house keeper, born at Chilcompton (Som), and children: William, aged 11, born at Bath, Henry, aged 9, born at Farrington Gurney (Som), Elizabeth M, aged 5, born at Bath, and Anne, aged 1, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at the Horses Head, 14 Broad Street, Bath: John Payne, aged 47, victualler, born at Stoulton (Beds), wife Elizabeth, aged 42, born at Stoulton (Beds), children: Henry, aged 19, perfumer, born at Farrington Gurney (Som), Elsie M, aged 14, born at Bath, and Ann, aged 11, born at Bath, Mary Jones, aged 27, unmarried, wife’s sister, born at Chilcompton (Som), and a servant. The death of John Jacob Payne, aged 47, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: John Jacob Payne, aged 47, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 25 Jan 1864. The death of Henry Payne, aged 33, was registered 1875/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Payne, aged 33, of St James’ parish, was buried on 1 Sep 1875. The death of Elizabeth Payne, aged 72, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Payne, aged 72, of 2 Daffords Buildings, was buried on 16 Jun 1891. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: PAYNE Elizabeth of Ormonde House Dafford’s Buildings Larkhall Bath widow died 11 June 1891 Probate Bristol 25 February to Robert Tutton gentleman Effects £40.


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4.A1.3 Arthur Henry Morris (1861-1862) Harry Rashleigh Morris (1864)

OUR LITTLE ARTHUR

AND HARRY

JAN 17TH 1862 AND

APRIL 2ND 1864

Small headstone with an inlaid plaque. The birth of Ada Emily Morris was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Phipps. The birth of John William Morris was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Phipps. In the 1861 census at 16 Belmont, Bath: Joseph W Morris, aged 31, professor of English Literature, born at Bath, wife Emily D, aged 34, born at Bath, children: Ada E, aged 3, born at Bath, and John W, aged 2, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Arthur Henry Morris was registered 1861/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Phipps. The death of Arthur Morris, aged 0, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. From the burial register entry: Arthur Morris, aged 7 months, of 16 Belmont, was buried on 21 Jan 1862. The birth of Harry Rashleigh Morris was registered 1864/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Phipps. The death of Harry Rashleigh Morris, aged 0, was registered 1864/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Harry R Morris, aged 5 weeks, of 16 Belmont, was buried on 5 Apr 1864.


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4.A1.3A Archibald Collingwood Thomas Dickson (1859) John Bourmaster Dickson (1815-1876)

IN MEMORY ARCHIBALD C...........

THOMAS DIC.... INFANT SON

OF J B DICKS.. BORN JUNE 21ST .... DIED JULY 16TH ....

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

Broken column on a series of plinths a circular one and then a square one. The column is horizontal and is weathered on the southern side. On 19 Jun 1855 at St Marylebone parish church, London: John Bourmaster Dickson, bachelor, Captain Royal Navy, of Fareham, Hants, son of Archibald Collingwood Dickson, Admiral and Baronet, married Sarah Matilda Poynder, spinster, of St Marylebone, daughter of Thomas Poynder, esquire. The birth of Archibald Collingwood Thomas Dickson was registered 1859/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poynder. The birth of Caroline Matilda Dickson was registered 1860/Q Bath, mother’s maiden name: Poynder. The death of Archibald Collingwood Thomas Dickson, aged 0, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Archibald Collingwood Thomas Dickson, aged 3 weeks, of 9 Lansdown Place West, was buried on 20 Jul 1859. In the 1861 census at 26 Royal Crescent: Jno B Dickson, aged 46, Captn RN not employed, born at Titchfield (Hants), wife S M, aged 38, born in London, children: May H C, aged 3½, born at Bath, and Caroline M, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and six servants. The death of John Bourmaster Dickson, aged 60, was registered 1876/Q1 Isle of Wight.


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4.A1.4 Elizabeth Pigot (1791-1860) George Pigot (-1831)

West: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF MRS ELIZABETH PIGOT RELICT OF THE LATE

MAJOR GEORGE PIGOT OF HIS MAJESTY’S

.......... DRAGOONS WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

AUGUST 9TH 1860 AGED 69.

Tower. Will of George Pigot otherwise Pigott, lately Captain in the 9th Regiment of Dragoons of Albany, Cape of Good Hope, date 3 Sep 1831, PROB 11/1790. From the burial register: Elizabeth Pigot, aged 69, of Queen Square, was buried on 9 Aug 1860. From The Settler Handbook by M D Nash, Chameleon Press, Cape Town 1987 at http://www.genealogyworld.net/nash/pigot.html : “No. 11 on the Colonial Department list, led by Major George Pigot, a retired officer of dragoons and gentleman farmer of Chieveley, near Newbury, Berkshire. As the acknowledged natural son of Lord Pigot of Patshull, Pigot was both wealthy and well-connected, and was recommended to the Colonial Department by the Members of Parliament for Berkshire and Staffordshire. In his application to emigrate he asked to be given some public office in the colony, since 'a person of education would feel very awkwardly situated as an emigrant without some authority under government'. Although his request was not immediately granted, he was in fact made a Special Heemraad for Albany soon after his arrival at the Cape. This was a proprietary party, consisting of Major Pigot and his family - including his young wife whom he married ten days before embarkation - and indentured servants recruited in Chieveley, which he described as 'a very populous village and the poor rates very high'. Deposits were paid for 20 men, and the party embarked at Deptford in the Northampton after approval had been obtained from the Colonial Department for last minute changes to be made to the official list of

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names. One man, William Gibbs, and his family deserted the party at Gravesend shortly before the ship sailed on 13 December 1819. The Northampton reached Table Bay on 26 March 1820 and Algoa Bay on 30 April. Two children, Sarah Marshall and William Goddard, and one woman, Mary Quince, died of smallpox during the voyage. Major Pigot was granted land on the left bank of Blaauwkrantz River which he named Pigot Park.” (‘Heemraad’ a council, or member of a council, to assist a magistrate.) The list of the members of the party (based upon the list at Cape Archives CO 136) includes: PIGOT, George 47. Gentleman farmer and retired Major of Dragoons. w Elizabeth 32. c Catherine 17, Eliza Sophia 15. There is also a reference to George Pigot in Status and Respectability in the Cape Colony, 1750-1870: A Tragedy of Manners by Robert Ross; Cambridge University Press, 1999. Colonial South Africa and the Origins of the Racial Order by Timothy J. Keegan has a reference on p64 to “This aspirant gentry – Thomas Philipps, Duncan Campbell, George Pigot and Donald Moodie being pre-eminent examples – led a furious agitation against Somerset’s regime. Such men styled themselves the ‘Albany radicals’, and demanded larger land grants, tighter labour controls, appointment of local public office, and other perequisites of access to official patronage (such as grants to urban plots).” An article in the Cape Argus of 31 Jan 2008 entitled How Lafferlarhoo became Charlotte refers to the Pigot party and its indentured servants.

4.A1.4A Sarah Ann Partridge (1843-1864)

North: Sacred

to the Memory of SARAH ANN PARTRIDGE DIED 24TH AUGUST 1864

AGED 21 YEARS BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH AND I WILL GIVE THEE A CROWN OF LIFE REV II CHAPTER 10TH VERSE

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The death of Sarah Ann Partridge, aged 21, was registered 1864/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Ann Partridge, aged 21, of Gay’s Buildings, was buried on 31 Aug 1864.

4.A1.5 Jane Webb (1780-1861) Jane Sutherland (1814-1879)

West: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF JANE WEBB.

BORN IN LONDON FEBY 23RD 1780 DIED IN BATH MARCH 29TH 1861.

“I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE.” “I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE

WITH THY LIKENESS.”

North:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF JANE SUTHERLAND

NIECE OF JANE WEBB BORN IN LONDON JANY 31ST 1814 DIED IN BATH AUGUST 11TH 1879.

― “WELL DONE GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT.”

― “LOOKING UNTO JESUS.”

Cross on 2 plinths, the upper one carved as a pile of rocks, the lower one smooth. From the burial register: Jane Webb, aged 81, of 20 Catherine Place, was buried on 3 Apr 1861. In the 1861 census at 20 Catherine Place, Bath: Jane Sutherland, aged 47, unmarried, general teacher, born at Bermondsey (Surrey), Mary Sutherland, aged 41, unmarried, sister, retired governess, born at New Jersey, North America British Subject, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: Jane Sutherland, aged 65, of Laurel Villa, was buried on 15 Aug 1879. From the National Probate Calendar 1879: 2 September. The Will with a Codicil of Jane Sutherland late of Laurel Villa Sion-row Sion-hill Bath in the County of Somerset Spinster who died 11 August 1879 at Laurel Villa was proved at the Principal Registry by Mary Ann Babington Porter of Laurel Villa Spinster and Henry Druit Phillips of 11 Abchurch-lane in the City of London Gentleman the Executors. Personal Estate under £7,000.


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4.A1.5A Catherine Smith (1775-1860)

CATHERINE SMITH of

No 1 CAVENDISH PLACE DIED MARCH 6TH 1860

AGED 84 YEARS.

Slab. Incised inscription faces west. In the 1851 census at 1 Cavendish Place, Bath: Catherine Smith, aged 75, unmarried, cash interest & funded property, born in London, and a servant. From the burial register: Catherine Smith, aged 84, of 1 Cavendish Place, was buried on 12 Mar 1860.

4.A1.6 Ellen Hick (1850-1862)

Headstone (delaminated), and a slab (overgrown). No inscription found. In the 1851 census at Camel Cottage, Harbridge, Egloshayle (Cornwall): James A Hick, aged 34, wine merchant, born at St Minver (Cornwall), wife Louisa, aged 32, born at Bath, children: Sarah A, aged 8, born at Bristol, William A, aged 6, born at Bristol, Morcombe H, aged 4, born at Bristol, Jane E, aged 2, born at Bristol, and Ellen, aged 10 months, born at Egloshayle, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 5 Highbury Place, Walcot, Bath: Louisa Hick, aged 40, widow, fundholder, born at Bath, children: Mary Louisa, aged 19, governess, born at Bristol, Morcombe (son), aged 14, born at Bristol, Ellen, aged 11, born at Wadebridge (Cornwall), Margaret, aged 9, born at Wadebridge, James, aged 7, born at Wadebridge, and George Graham, aged 4, born at Wadebridge.


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From the burial register: Ellen Hick, aged 11, of Highbury Place, was buried on 23 Jan 1862.

Gap

4.A1.19A Alfred Matthew Hall (1854-1929)

TO THE FRAGRANT MEMORY

OF MY DEARLY LOVED HUSBAND

ALFRED HALL IN GRATEFUL AFFECTION

MAY 15. 1854 ― NOVEMBER 27. 1929 ―

”HIM THAT COMETH TO ME I WILL IN NO WISE CASE OUT.” JOHN. 6.37

Headstone, now flat. In the 1861 census at 15 Walcot Buildings, Bath: Arthur T Hall, aged 36, general dealer, born at Bath, wife Grace, aged 38, born at Melksham (Wilts), and children: Mary J, aged 11, born at Walcot, Alfred, aged 7, born at Walcot, Edwin, aged 6, born at Walcot, Fanny, aged 4, born at Walcot, and Thomas E, aged 2, born at Walcot. The marriage of Alfred Hall to Jane Hannah Johnson at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1877/Q3 Bath. The birth of Hector Stanley Johnson hall was registered 1878 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Johnson. The birth of Reginald Garnet Leonard Hall was registered 1882 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Johnson. The birth of Madge Nora Bartlett Hall was registered 1884 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Johnson. In the 1901 census at 21 Tyning Road, Bath: Alfred Hall, aged 47, boot retailer employer, born at Bath, wife Jane Hannah, aged 47, born at Hungerford (Berks), and children: Hector Stanley J, aged 22, clerk of Inland Revenue, born at Bath, Reginald Ernest L, aged 18, boot retailer, born at Bath, and Madge Nora Bartlett, aged 16, born at Bath. From the burial register: Alfred Matthew Hall, aged 76, of 16 Beaufort East, Bath, was buried on 2 Dec 1929.


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4.A1.20 Hannah Elizabeth Denman (1845-1927) William Denman (1854-1938)

SACRED TO THE EVER PRECIOUS MEMORY OF

HANNAH ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF REV. WILLIAM DENMAN DIED JULY 11TH 1927.

― “THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM.” I THESS 4.14

― ALSO OF THE ABOVE

REV. WILLIAM DENMAN WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1938

WHOSE LAST PASTORATES WERE IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN

― JESUS SAID “WHOSOEVER LIVETH AND BELIEVETH

IN ME SHALL NEVER DIED.” JOHN II.26

Headstone. Passengers on the SS Baltic (White Star Line) from New York to Liverpool arriving on 7 Mar 1909: Wm Denham, aged 57, clergyman, and Harriet Denham, aged 56, clergyman’s wife. From the burial register: Hannah Elizabeth Denham, aged 82, of 60 Rockcliffe Road, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1927. From the burial register: William Denham, aged 84, of 60 Rockliffe Rd, Bath, was buried on 22 Sep 1938.

4.A1.20A Mary Ann Parsloe (1855-1927)

Edging in rough granite, chippings. Overgrown. No MI found. Holly bush at head. The marriage of Edward William Alexander Parsloe to Jane Heath at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at Ivy House, Sion Hill, Bath: Edward W A Parsloe, aged 60, grocer, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 59, born at Churstow (Devon), daughter Jane H, aged 33, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, a nurse, a boarder and a servant.


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The marriage of Edward William Alexander Parsloe to Mary Ann Page at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1897/Q1 Bath. The death of Edward William A Parsloe, aged 68, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. In the 1901 census at Ivy House, Sion Hill, Bath: Mary Ann Parsloe, aged 46, widow, grocer shopkeeper, born at St Thomas, Exeter, Annie F Page, aged 32, unmarried, visitor, living on own means, born at St Thomas, Exeter, Jane Parsloe, aged 44, unmarried, step-daughter, retired governess, born at Ivy House, Bath, paralysis 10 years, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Ann Parsloe, aged 71, of Ivy House, Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1927.

4.A1.21 George Gummer (1814-1869) Eliza Gummer (1808-1871)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE GUMMER

WHO DIED 8TH APRIL 1869. AGED 54 YEARS. “I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE.” JOHN II.25

North:

Also of ELIZA WIFE OF

GEORGE GUMMER WHO DIED 15TH DECEMBER 1871. AGED 63 YEARS.

“HER END WAS PEACE.”

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: George Gummer, aged 54, of 23 Vineyards, was buried on 11 Apr 1869. From the National Probate Calendar 1869: 31 May. The Will of George Gummer late of the City of Bath Tavern Keeper deceased who died 8 April 1869 at the City aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of Eliza Gummer of the City aforesaid Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £800. In the 1871 census at The Star, 23 Vineyards, Bath: Eliza Gummer, aged 59, widow, licensed victualler, born at Marksbury (Som), Eliza Weeks, aged 23, unmarried, niece, visitor, born at Wraxhall (Som), and a servant.


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From the burial register: Eliza Gummer, aged 63, of 23 Vineyards, was buried on 21 Dec 1871. From the National Probate Calendar 1872: 6 March. The Will of Eliza Gummer late of the “Star” Public House in the Vineyards in the City of Bath Widow who died 15 December 1871 at Bath was proved at Bristol by Henry Weeks of Wraxall near Bristol in the County of Somerset Farmer the Nephew and Henry William Axford of Bath House Decorator the Executors. Effects under £800.

4.A1.21A Flora Ann Creek (1820-1899)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF

FLORA ANN CREEK WHO DIED JULY 10TH 1899

AGED 79 YEARS

Celtic cross on 2 plinths, in polished grey granite. The marriage of Edward Basnett Crook was registered 1838/Q3 Lancaster. The marriage of Edward Bassnett Creek to Flora Anne Hulme was registered 1842/Q1 Totnes. In the 1851 census at Upper Swanmore, Droxford (Hants): Edwd B Creek, aged 35, clergyman incumbent of Swanmore, born in county Down, Ireland, wife Flora Ann, aged 31, born at St Lukes, London, children: Edward S, aged 8, born at Florence British Subject, Alice H, aged 6, born at Kings[k]erswell (Devon), Flora W, aged 5, born at Torquay, and Eliza L, aged 3, born at Droxford, three servants, a schoolmistress and a nurse. The death of Edward Bassnett Creek, aged 55, was registered 1871/Q1 Portsea I. In the 1891 census at Theela, St Stephens Road, Bath: Flora A Creek, aged 71, widow, born in London, daughter Flora W, aged 45, unmarried, born at Torquay (Devon), Edward C Hulme, aged 69, married, brother, retired surgeon, born in London, and two servants.


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The death of Flora Ann Creek, aged 79, was registered 1899/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Flora Ann Creek, aged 79, of Theela, Lansdown, was buried on 13 Jul 1899.

4.A1.22 Mary Ann Jones (1822-1872) Eliza Jones (1806-1885) Henry Jones (1819-1903)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY ANN JONES

WHO WAS 31 YEARS THE BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY JONES OF THIS CITY DIED 2ND JANUARY 1872 AGED 49

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

North:

ALSO OF ELIZA JONES THE BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY JONES OF WESTON BATH WHO DIED JULY 26TH 1885 AGED 79 YEARS

―•― BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

AND HENRY JONES DIED APRIL 11. 1903 AGED 83

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1871 census at 3 Richmond Terrace, Walcot, Bath: Henry Jones, aged 51, postman, born at Atworth (Wilts), wife Mary Ann, aged 49, born at Bearfield (Wilts), and son Henry B, aged 23, unmarried, barrister’s clerk, born at Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Jones, aged 49, of Claremont Buildings, was buried on 7 Jan 1872. In the 1881 census at Chapel House, 12 Trafalgar, Weston (Som): Henry Jones, aged 61, chapel keeper, born at Atworth (Wilts), and wife Eliza, aged 74, born at Trowbridge (Wilts). From the burial register Eliza Jones, aged 79, of Weston, was buried on 31 Jul 1885. In the 1891 census at 4 Trafalgar Place, Weston (Som): Henry Jones, aged 71, widower, collector and bill distributor, born at Atworth (Wilts), and Louisa Smith, aged 29, unmarried, niece, born at Tetbury (Glos). From the burial register: Henry Jones, aged 83, of Weston, Bath, was buried on 17 Apr 1903.


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4.A1.22A Frank Henry Garland (1886-1889) Henry James Garland (1847-) Ellen Garland (1851-)

North: In Loving Memory of

FRANK HENRY SON OF H. J. AND E. GARLAND

DIED APRIL 29TH 1889 AGED 3 YEARS

“SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME.”

Cross on 3 plinths, inscription (unconventionally) on the northern side. The birth of Henry James Garland was registered 1847/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Reeves The birth of Ellen Burridge was registered 1851/Q3 Bath.. The marriage of Henry James Garland to Ellen Burridge at St Paul’s, Bath, was registered 1879/ Bath. In the 1881 census at 2 Saville Row, Bath: Henry James Garland, aged 34, surveyor, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 29, milliner, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Frank Henry Garland was registered 1886/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden: Burridge. The death of Frank Henry Garland, aged 3, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Frank Henry Garland, aged 3, of Charles Street, was buried on 2 May 1889.

4.A1.23 Richard Cooper (1815-1880) Maria Cooper (1828-1886) Francis Stephen Senior

North-west: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUT. COL. RICHARD COOPER

LATE 45TH REGT M.N.I. WHO DIED AT LEW HOUSE

LEW TRENCHARD, DEVONSHIRE THE 27TH JUNE 1880

AGED 64 YEARS.

South-west: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF

Cross lying on a stone carved to resemble a pile of rock with the inscriptions on shields on the rocks. British Library - HEICS Cadet Papers: Senior Francis Stephen, IOR/L/MIL/9/140/277-80


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MARIA COOPER [WIFE OF]

LIEUT. COL. RICHARD COOPER AND DAUGHTER OF

CAPTAIN FRANCIS SENIOR MADRAS ARMY

WHO DIED AT EDINBURGH 24TH NOVR 1886

Baptised on 31 Dec 1828 at Prince of Wales Island, Bengal: Maria Senior, daughter of Francis Stephen & Mary Ann Senior, date of birth: 24 Sep 1828 [IGI] In the 1871 census at Lymscott House, Bradworthy (Devon): Richard Cooper, aged 53, Lieutenant Colonel Madras Infantry Retired List, born in London, wife Maria, aged 42, born in the East Indies, Mary A Senior, aged 65, widow, mother in law, annuitant, born at Madras, East Indies, and two servants. The death of Richard Cooper, aged 64, was registered 1880/Q2 Tavistock. From the burial register: Richard H Cooper, aged 64, of Lew House, Coryton, Devon, was buried on 2 Jul 1880. From the burial register: Maria Cooper, aged 59, of Edinburgh, was buried on 29 Nov 1886. From the National Probate Calendar 1887: 4 June. The Will of Maria Cooper late of 1 Branstone-road Kew in the County of Surrey Widow who died 24 November 1886 at Morningside Park Edinburgh in North Britain was proved at the Principal Registry by Florence August Collingwood of 21 Bexley-road Erith in the County of Kent Spinster the Niece the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £972 7s. 6d.

4.A1.23A Isabella Balfour Pearson (1820-1873) Sydney Pearson (1802-1884) George Mackenzie Ross

Isabella Balfour the beloved wife of Sydney Pearson daughter of George Mackenzie Ross

of Alnir Ross Shire passd into the Spiritual World

December 16th 1873 Aged 53.

―•― And on March 11th 1884

the above-named Sydney Pearson Entered His Eternal Home in the 78th year of his Age

―•― “Blessed are the dead which died in the Lord”

―•― Rev: XIV.15 “And there shall be no night here.”

―•― Rev: XXII.15

Headstone, facing west. Incised inscription is in gothic script. In the 1861 census at Plantation Terrace, Dawlish (Devon): Sidney Pearson, aged 58, widower, solicitor, born in London, Franc[e]s O Fawcett, aged 22, widow, daughter, lady, born at Dawlish, and a servant. The marriage of Sydney Pearson to Isabella Balfour Stuart was registered 1865/Q4 Poplar.


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In the 1871 census at Knowle House, Dawlish (Devon): Sidney Pearson, aged 68, solicitor, born in London, wife Isabella B, aged 50, born in Scotland, Sidney Pearson, aged 30, unmarried, no occupation, born at Dawlish, William C Stuart, aged 15, son, born in Belize, Thomas J Stuart, aged 13, son, born in Scotland, and two servants. The death of Isabella Balfour Pearson, aged 52, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Isabella Balfour Pearson, aged 52, of 17 Alfred Street, was buried on 20 Dec 1873. From the burial register Sydney Pearson, aged 77, of Hammersmith, was buried on 17 Mar 1884.

4.A1.26 Eleanor Grace Lysaght (1856-1866) Thomas Henry Lysaght (1814-1891)

In memory of ELEANOR GRACE

ONLY DAUGHTER OF CAPTN THOMAS H. LYSAGHT BORN AUGUST 30TH 1856.

DIED JUNE 21ST 1866 ―•―

“THY WILL BE DONE.”

―•―

Headstone, faces west. In the 1861 census at the home of Emma Lysaght at 13 Copthall Villas, Twickenham (Surrey): Arthur N Lysaght, aged 5, nephew, born at Montrose (Scotland), and Eleanor G Lysaght, aged 4, niece, born at Montrose (Scotland). The death of Eleanor G Lysaght, aged 0 (!), was registered 1866/Q2 Bath. (At BathBMD the age is 9.) From the burial register: Eleanor Grace Lysaght, aged 9, of Sion Hill, was buried on 25 Jun 1866.

4.A1.26A Caroline Mary Lysaght (1831-1889) Thomas Henry Lysaght (1814-1891) Arthur Nairn Lysaght (1855-1927)

In memory of CAROLINE MARY

WIFE OF CAPTAIN T. H. LYSAGHT, R.N.

WHO DIED MAY 11TH 1889 AGED 57

―•― LORD REMEMBER

―•― Also

THOMAS HENRY LYSAGHT CAPTAIN ROYAL NAVY

BORN DECEMBER 11TH 1814 DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1891

―•― Also

COLONEL ARTHUR NAIRN LYSAGHT ELDER SON OF

CAPTAIN T. H. LYSAGHT R.N.

Headstone, faces west. In the 1871 census at The Whinns (next to Sion Lodge), Walcot, Bath: Thomas H Lysaght, aged 56, Captn Royal Navy, born at Bath, wife Caroline M, aged 39, born in London, children: Arthur N, aged 15, born at Montrose (Scotland), and William H, aged 7, born at Charlton (Kent), and two servants. In the 1881 census at 35 Sion Hill, Bath: Thomas H Lysaght, aged 66 Captain Royal Navy retired, born at Bath, wife Caroline M, aged 49, born in London, and two servants.


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WHO DIED JULY 19TH 1927. AGED 72

―•―

The death of Caroline Mary Lysaght, aged 57, was registered 1889/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Caroline Mary Lysaght, aged 57, if Sion Hill, was buried on 15 May 1889. The death of Thomas Henry Lysaght, aged 77, was registered 1891/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Henry Lysaght, aged 77, of 35 Sion Hill, was buried on 31 Dec 1891. From the burial register: Arthur Nairne Lysaght, aged 72, of Ormonde House, St James St, SW London, was buried on 21 Jul 1927.

4.A1.27-27A

Augusta Delphine Farewell (1833-1880) William Thomas Freke Farewell (1825-1903) Nathaniel Farewell


AUGUSTA DELPHINE SARAH THE BELOVED WIFE OF

WILLIAM THOMAS FREKE FAREWELL, DIED 17TH MARCH 1880

AGED 47 YEARS

I JOHN III CHAPTER II CORINTHIANS XIII.14.

― Also of

WILLIAM THOMAS FREKE FAREWELL MAJOR GENL RETIRED, MADRAS STAFF CORPS

SON OF CAPTAIN NATHANIEL FAREWELL OF HOLEBROOK, SOMERSET

DIED 9TH AUGUST 1903, AGED 78.

Headstone with a cross on top, now leaning against a plinth in row 4A, facing west. Baptised on 16 Jun 1825 at Bristol: William Thomas Freke Farewell, son of Nathaniel & Mary Farewell [IGI]. From The London Gazette of 29 Mar 1823 (Issue 17909) p498: 19th Regiment of Foot, Captain Nathaniel Farewell, from the half-pay of the 40th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice William Wildey, who exchanges. Dated 6th March 1823. The death of Augusta Delphine Sarah Farewell, aged 47, was registered 1880 Bath. From the burial register Augusta Delphine Sarah Farewell, aged 47, of 6 Portland Place, was buried on 20 Mar 1880. In the 1881 census at 26 Sion Hill, Bath: William Farewell, aged 56, widower, Maj Genl Indian Staff Corps retired list, born at Clifton, four daughters, three sons and three servants. In the 1891 census at Westwood, Fonthill Road, Charlcomb (Som): William T F Farewell, aged 66, widower, Major General retired list HM


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M[a]dras Staff Corps, born at Clifton (Glos), Mary J Farewell, aged 31, unmarried, daughter, born at Oot..mund, Neilgherry Hills, India, Amy E A, aged 21, unmarried, daughter, born at Oot..mund, May T Cracroft, aged 21, unmarried, grand-niece, born in London, and three servants. In the 1901 census at Westwood, Charlcomb (Som): William Farewell, aged 75, widower, Major-General HM Retired List, born at Clifton (Glos), daughter Mary, aged 41, unmarried, born at Neilgherry Hills, British India, and three servants. The death of William Thomas Freke Farewell, aged 78, was registered 1903 Bath. From the burial register: William Thomas Freke Farewell, aged 78, of Westwood, Lansdown, was buried on 12 Aug 1903.

4.A1.28 Thomas Dudley Skurray (1837-1868) Thomas Dudley Skurray (1802-1878) Catherine Harriet Skurray (1856-1882) Harriet Anne Skurray (1856-1895)

....... OF THO[MAS]

..... HARRIET OF THIS ....

DIED OCTOBER .... THE LORD GAVE AND [THE LORD HAS]

TAKEN AWAY BLESSED [BE THE NAME OF] THE LORD. JOB 1.C.

IN AFFECTIONA[TE MEM]ORY OF

THOMAS S[K]URRAY FATHER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED AT BATH FEBY 14TH 1878

AGED 73.

At base of headstone: ALSO HARRIET ANNE,

.... OF THE ABOVE THOMAS SKURRAY DIED APRIL 10TH 1895 AGED 79

On plinth:

ALSO CATHERINE HARRIET SKURRAY

DIED 20TH MARCH 1882 AGED 25

Trefoil headstone, delaminated, facing west. Pieces found on the ground give part of the inscription. In the 1851 census at 2 Chapel Row, Walcot, Bath: Thomas Skurray, aged 68, solicitor, born at Bath, wife Harriett A, aged 36, born at Bath, children: Thomas, aged 13, born at Bath, Mary, aged 8, born at Bath, and Harriett M, aged 4, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Thomas Skurray, aged 31, was registered 1868/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Dudley Skurray, aged 31, of Sion Hill, was buried on 20 Oct 1868. From the National Probate Calendar 1868: 16 November. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Thomas Skurray the Younger late of Rose Cottage in the City of Bath Gentleman a Bachelor deceased who died 14 October 1868 at Rose Cottage aforesaid were granted at Bristol to Thomas Skurray of the City aforesaid Gentleman the Father and Next of Kin of the said Deceased he having been first sworn. Effects under £200.


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In the 1871 census at 2 Chapel Row, Walcot, Bath: Thomas Skurray, aged 68, solicitor, born at St James, Bath, wife Harriet, born at Lyncombe & Wid[combe], Bath, children: Mary, aged 27, born at Walcot, Bath, Matilda H, aged 26, born at Walcot, Bath, and Catherine H, aged 14, born at Walcot, Bath, and two servants. The death of Thomas Skurray, aged 75, was registered 1878/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Dudley Skurray, aged 75, of Chapel Row, was buried on 19 Feb 1878. In the 1881 census at 2 Chapel Row, Walcot, Bath: Harriet A Skurray, aged 64, widow, income from int. of dividends, children: Mary, aged 36, unmarried, and Catherine H, aged 24, unmarried, and a servant. The death of Catherine Harriet Skurray, aged 25, was registered 1882/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Harriet Skurray, aged 25, of Chapel Row, was buried on [2]4 Mar 1882. From the National Probate Calendar 1882: 4 July. Administration of the Personal Estate of Catherine Harriet Skurray late of 2 Chapel-row in the City of Bath Spinster who died 20 March 1882 at 2 Chapel-row was granted at Bristol to Mary Skurray of 2 Chapel-row Spinster the Sister. Personal Estate £1,945 0s. 10d. The death of Harriet Anne Skurray, aged 79, was registered 1895 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Skurray, aged 79, of 5 Chapel Row, was buried on 16 Apr 1895.

4.A1.28A Thomas Edmonds Holmes (1817-1873)

In Memory of

LIEUTT COLONEL THOMAS EDMONDS HOLMES

LATE OF H.M. 43RD LIGHT INFANTRY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 18TH 1873

AGED 55. ―

“DEATH IS SWALLOWED UP IN VICTORY.”

Headstone, facing west.


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In the 1871 census at 10 & 11 Mount Beacon, Walcot, Bath: Thomas E Holmes, aged 53, Lieut-Col retired, born in Ireland, wife Laura E, aged 45, born in East Indies, five children and three servants. The death of Thomas Edmonds Holmes, aged 55, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Holmes, aged 55, of 10 Mount Beacon, was buried on 24 May 1873.

4.A1.29A-30

Elizabeth Anna Malet (1850-1867) Beatrice Malet (1848-1870)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH ANNA DAUGHTER OF LT COLONEL & MRS C. ST LO MALET

DIED NOVR 25TH 1867 AGED 17

North:

Also BEATRICE MALET

HER SISTER DIED 4TH NOVEMBER 1870

AGED 22 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at Fontmell Parva, Child Okeford (Dorset): Charles St Lo Malet, aged 57, Colonel Retired List JP or Dorset, born at Horsham (Wilts), wife Jane, aged 44, born at Burbage (Leics), children: Beatrice, aged 13, born at Southampton, Elizabeth A, aged 10, born at Honfleur, France, Thomas, aged 5, born at Child Okeford, Avice C, aged 3, born at Child Okeford, and Amelia E, aged 1, born at Child Okeford, and seven servants. (‘St Lo’ has been added prior to ‘Malet’ to some of the entries to clarify the surname.) From the burial register: Elizabeth Anna Malet, aged 17, of 5 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 29 Nov 1867. From the burial register: Beatrice Malet, aged 22, of Cheltenham, was buried on 16 Nov 1870.

4.A1.30 Jane St Lo Malet (-1868)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF JANE ST LO WIFE OF LT COLONEL C. ST LO MALET

DIED DECR 28TH 1868 AGED 51

Pitched 4 ways.


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From the burial register Jane St Lo Malet, aged 51, of 5 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 30 Dec 1868.

4.A1.30A William John Jones (1865-1866) William Jones (1830-1867)

Headstone. Delaminated. The marriage of William Jones to Priscilla Howell was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 2 Upper Camden Place, Bath: John Lloyd Howell, aged 74, unmarried (!), gentleman, born at Pensford (Som), William Jones, aged 31, married, son-in-law, linen draper, born at Henllew, North Wales, Priscilla Jones, aged 31, linen draper’s wife, born at Bath, Emily Sarah Jones, aged 4, grand-daughter, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of William John Jones was registered 1865/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Howell. From the burial register: William John Jones, aged 10 weeks, of 2 Camden Place, was buried on 22 Feb 1866. The death of William Jones, aged 51, was registered 1867 Bath. From the burial register: William Jones, aged 37, of 2 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 12 Jul 1867. From the National Probate Calendar 1867: 25 July. The Will of William Jones late of the City of Bath Draper deceased who died 5 July 1867 at Warrington in the County of Lancaster was proved at Bristol by the oath of Priscilla Jones of 2 Camden-place Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £300.


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4.A1.31 Elizabeth Cooth Smith (1789-1867) Haskett Smith (1813-1907) Antonia del Saz Caballero Smith (1825-1902)


ELIZABETH COOTH SMITH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 23RD 1867

THIS MEMORIAL IS ERECTED BY HER SON HASKETT SMITH, LATE CAPTN 79TH HIGHLANDERS AND ANTONIA, HIS WIFE, AS A SMALL TRIBUTE OF

AFFECTION TO A MOST DEVOTED MOTHER.

“BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD, FOR THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS.”

Headstone with integral Celtic cross on top, facing east. Will of Elizabeth or Betty Ford, Spinster living in the service of Mrs Elizabeth Cooth Smith, date 2 Aug 1853, PROB 11/2177. In the 1861 census at Cranhill Lodge, Weston (Som): Elizabeth C Smith, aged 70, widow, fund holder, born at Bitton (Glos), and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Cooth Smith, aged 77, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Cook (!) Smith, aged 77, of Weston, was buried on 30 Mar 1867. For Haskett & Antonia Smith, see Perrymead Cemetery, central section grave 111.

4.A1.31A Henry William Allen (1833-1863) Laura Elizabeth Allen (1807-1894) Thomas Edmund Allen Edward Cockburn Allen (1834-1859)

South: Post .....bras spero lucem

In loving memory of

L[aura] Elizabeth w[idow of] Thomas Edmund Allen H.E.I.C.S.

and daughter of Sir _ M Barrington Bart R.A. Born June xviii .................

Entered [into] rest January ............

North: Resurgam

Also of

Edward Cockburn Allen Lieutt _. T. ixth Royal Rifles who died at Benares, E. I.

Jan xxth mdccclix Aged xxii Years

East:

Cross with ihs motif on a tiered plinth. The inscriptions, in gothic script, are very weathered and difficult to read. A picture of Henry William Allen (1833-1863) and Edward Cockburn Allen (1834-1859), sons of Thomas Edward Allen and Laura Elizabeth Farrington and nephews of Admiral William Allen, has been loaded onto the web and depicts them as children aged about 5 with a building in the background which suggests that it was painted in India. In the 1861 census at Bellevue House, Clevedon (Som): William Allen, aged 67, unmarried, Captain Royal Navy retired, born at Pimlico,


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Sacred to the memory of

the Revd He.... William Allen who died Septr xiith mdc.....

Aged .. Years

London, Henry W Allen, aged 28, unmarried, nephew, ... ... of Hatfield Peveral without cure of souls, born at Barnstaple (Devon), and a servant (nurse). From the burial register: Henry William Allen, aged 30, of 1 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 26 Sep 1863. In the 1891 census at 8 Russel Street, Bath: Laura E Allen, aged 83, widow, boarder, living on own means, born at Blackheath (Kent). From the burial register: Laura Elizabeth Allen, aged 86, of 8 Russell Street, was buried on 6 Jan 1894. From the National Probate Calendar 1894: ALLEN Laura Elizabeth of 8 Russell-street Bath widow died 3 January 1894 Administration Bristol 23 February to Mary Hayley Symons widow Effects £307 11s. 1d.

4.A1.32 Harriet Tooley Gayner (1868-1910) William John Gayner (1894-1917) Charles Gayner (1898-1918)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF HARRIET TOOLEY GAYNER

DIED JUNE 9. 1910. AGED 42 YEARS

“O RISEN LORD IN THEE WE LIVE TO THEE OUR RANSOMED SOULS WE GIVE TO THEE OUR BODIES TRUST.”

South:

IN LOVING AND EVER PRESENT MEMORY

OF OUR DEAR SON 2ND LIEUT WILLIAM JOHN GAYNER

2/4 P.A.S.L.I. ATT.. R.F.C., WHO FELL IN AERIAL COMBAT

MAY 9TH 1917. AGED 23 YEARS. ALSO IN LOVING AND EVER PRESENT MEMORY OF OUR DEAR SON

CHARLES GAYNER, 1ST ROYAL DUBLIN FUSILEERS KILLED IN ACTION OCTOBER 14TH 1918 AGED 20 YEARS

AND SO THEY PASSED OVER AND ALL THE TRUMPETS SOUNDED FOR THEM ON THE OTHER SIDE.

Cross on 3 plinths (cross now flat on the grave). The birth of William Albert Gayner was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. The marriage of William Albert Gayner to Harriet Tooley Warren was registered 1893/Q2 Totnes. The birth of William John Gayner was registered 1894/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Warren. The birth of Charles Gayner was registered 1898/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Warren. The birth of Winifred Amy Gayner was registered 1900/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Warren. In the 1901 census at 4 Julian Road, Bath: William A Gayner, aged 34, registered plumber, decorator – employer, born at Bath, wife Harriett,


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aged 30, born at Buckfastleigh (Dev), children: William J, aged 7, born at Bath, Charles, aged 2, born at Bath, and Winifred A, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Harriet Tooley Gayner, aged 42, was registered 1910/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Harriet Tooley Gayner, aged 42, of 14 Portland Place, was buried on 13 Jun 1910. William John Gayner, 2nd Lieutenant Royal Flying Corps, 2nd/4th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, aged 23, died on 9 May 1917, son of William A. and Harriett Gayner, of 19, Bennett St., Bath; St Aubert British Cemetery, V.D.14 [CWGC]. (PASLI is Prince Albert’s Somerset Light Infantry.) Charles Gayner, Private 41372 “W" Coy. 1st Bn. Royal Dublin Fusiliers, aged 20, died on 14 Oct 1918; son of William A. Gayner, of 19, Bennett St., Bath, and the late Mrs. H. T. Gayner; Tyne Cot Memorial Panel 144-145 [CWGC].


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4.A.1 Thomas Boulton (1796-1851) Ashfield Boulton (1798-1855)

THOMAS BOULTON M.R.C.S. ENG. L.S.A. DIED AT WICK IN THE PARISH OF

WICK AND ABSON GLOUCESTERSHIRE AUGUST 22ND 1851

AGED 55 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE

ASHFIELD BOULTON DIED DECR 23RD 1855

AGED 57 YEARS

Slab. The incised inscription faces west. In the 1841 census at Wick (Glos): Thomas Bolton, aged 40, surgeon, born in Gloucestershire, Ashfield Bolton, aged 40, born in Gloucestershire, and Thomas Bolton, aged 20, sur[geon] ap[prentice], born in Gloucestershire. In the 1851 census at Wick & Abson (Glos): Thomas Boulton, aged 54, MRCS LSA, born at Almonsbury (sic) (Glos), wife Ashfield, aged 52, born at Henbury (Glos), son Thomas C, aged 29, unmarried, born at Wick &c, and a servant.


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From the burial register: Thomas Boulton, aged 55, of Wick, was buried on 27 Aug 1851. Will of Thomas Boulton, Surgeon of Wick and Abson, Gloucestershire, date 16 Oct 1851, PROB 11/2140. The death of Ashfield Boulton was registered 1855/Q4 Chipping Sodbury. From the burial register: Ashfield Boulton, aged 58, of Wick (Glos), was buried on 29 Dec 1855.

4.A.1 Elizabeth Harper (1767-1852) George Harper (1762-1815)

HERE RESTS IN PEACE IN THE SURE AND CERTAIN HOPE

OF A RESURRECTION INTO ETERNAL LIFE THE REMAINS OF

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF THE LATE

REVD GEORGE HARPER. D.D. RECTOR OF STEPNEY. MIDDLESEX.

SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 7TH OF NOVEMBER 1852

AGED 85 YEARS.

Slab. Double-width plot. In the 1851 census at 32 Rivers Street, Bath: Elizabeth Harper, aged 80, widow, fundholder, born at Whitchurch (Devon), and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Harper, aged 85, was registered 1852/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Harper, aged 85, of Rivers Street, was buried on 13 Nov 1852. From Alumni Oxonienses: Harper, George, s. William, of Prestbury, Cheshire, gent. BRASENOSE COLL. matric. 14 Jan., 1779, aged 16; B.A. 1782, M.A. 1785, B. & D.D. 1801, rector of Stepney, Middlesex, 1801, until his death 26 May, 1815. See Manchester School Reg., i.

4.A.1A Robert Hart (1773-1855)

Sacred [TO] THE MEMORY OF ROBERT HART R.M.

[DIED] JANUARY 24TH 1855 [AG]ED 81 YEARS

Slab. Incised inscription faces west.


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In the 1851 census at a boarding house at 6 & & Old King Street, Bath: Robert Hart, aged 72, unmarried, Major Royal Marines, born at Boston (Lincs). From the burial register: Robert Hart, aged 81, of 1 Queen Square, was buried on 29 Jan 1855.

4.A.2 Susannah Renshaw (1769-1854)

No memorial found. The death of Susannah Renshaw, aged 85, was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Susannah Renshaw, aged 84, of 4 Lansdown Road, was buried on 25 Jan 1854.

4.A.2A Maria Joyce (1786-1862)

South: MARIA

MRS JOHN JOYCE [DIED] MARCH 12TH 1862

AGED 76

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at 7 Lansdown Place West, Bath: Maria Joyce, aged 75, widow, landowner, born at Bradford (Wilts), Frederic Joyce, aged 40, unmarried, son, curate of Monkton Combe (Som), born at Norton St Philip (Som), Caroline Joyce, aged 37, unmarried, daughter, born at Norton St Philip, and two servants. From the burial register: Maria Joyce, aged 76, of 7 Lansdown Place West, was buried on 19 Mar 1862.

4.A.3 Henry Eve (1816-1886) Mary Ann Eve (1818-1910) Ida Sarah Lee Symonds (1863-1869)

IN MEMORY OF MY BELOVED HUSBAND HENRY EVE

DIED MAY 23RD 1886 AGED 70

ALSO OF MARY ANN. WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

FEBY 21ST 1910. AGED 92

West:

Cross on 3 plinths.


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George Augustus Symonds (1819-1897) Fanny Caroline Symonds (1834-)

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF IDA SARAH LEE SYMONDS, ELDER DAUGHTER OF

GEORGE AUGUSTUS AND FANNY SYMONDS. OF LONDON BORN NOVR 2ND 1863. DIED AT BATH NOVR 2ND 1864.

“THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD.”

In the 1851 census at 13 Cheap Street, Bath: Henry Eve, aged 35, chemist & druggist, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 33, born in London, a nephew, two nieces, an assistant and a servant. In the 1861 census at New Bridge Hill, Weston (Som): Henry Eve, aged 45, auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 43, born in London, Madeline C Maggs, aged 7, niece, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1871 census at 14 North Parade, Bath: Henry Eve, aged 55, auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 53, no occupation, born at London, Madeleine C Maggs, aged 17, unmarried, niece, born at Bath, three visitors and two servants. In the 1881 census at 14 North Parade, Bath: Henry Eve, aged 65, auctioneer, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 63, born at Blackfriars (Middx), Mary E Maggs, aged 26, unmarried, niece, annuitant, born at Bath, a draper and his family, and four servants. The death of Henry Eve, aged 70, was registered 1886/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Eve, aged 70, of North Parade, was buried on 28 May 1886. In the 1901 census at 2 Southborne Gardens, Walcot, Bath: Mary A Eve, aged 83, widow, living on own means, born in London, Elizabeth A Willson, aged 64, widow, niece, living on own means, born at Hackney, London, and a servant. The death of Mary Ann Eve, aged 92, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Eve, aged 92, of 2 Southbourne Gardens, was buried on 24 Feb 1909 (!). On 16 Jul 1859 at St Peter’s, Islington: George Augustus Symonds, aged 40, bachelor, of Chester Place, Kensington, general agent, son of Thomas Martin Greening Symonds, deceased, married Fanny Caroline Lee, aged 25, spinster, of Rheidol Terrace, Islington, daughter of John Lee, gentleman (registered 1859/Q3 Islington). The birth of Ida Lee Symonds was registered 1863/Q4 Lambeth. Baptised on 6 Sep 1865 at St Mary’s, Ealing: Ida Sarah Lee Symonds, daughter of George Augustus & Fanny Caroline Symonds, of Ealing, father’s occupation: gentleman, date of birth: 2 Nov 1863. (Four of their children baptised on the same day.)


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The death of Ida Sarah Lee Symonds, aged 6, was registered 1869/Q4 Bath. From the burial register Ida Sarah Lee Symonds, aged 6, of North Parade, was buried on 5 Nov 1869. The death of George Augustus Symonds, aged 80, was registered 1897/Q3 Fulham.

4.A.3-3A James Maggs (1794-1849) Florence Ellen Maggs (1857) Ellen Louisa Maggs (1855-1857) Benjamin Maggs (1822-1858) Jane Maggs (1791-1861)

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

WHO DIED MAR .......... THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD TAKETH AWAY

FLORENCE ANN & ELL............ GRANDAUGHTERS OF THE [ABOVE]

WHO DIED IN INFANCY BENJAMIN MAGGS

SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE DIED JANUARY 2ND 1858 AGED 35

JANE RELICT OF THE ABOVE JAMES MAGGS

DIED JANUARY 26TH 1861 AGED 69

Tomb. Upper surface cracked at the top and the top right-hand side weathered. The incised inscription is faint. The side uprights of the tombs have fallen down. From the burial register: James Maggs, aged 54, of Belvedere, was buried on 5 Apr 1849. In the 1851 census at 4 Princes Buildings, Lansdown, Bath: Jane Maggs, aged 59, widow, born at Bath, James C Maggs, aged 30, unmarried, son, portrait painter, born in London, Benjamin Maggs, aged 28, unmarried, son, carver and gilder, born at Bath, Jacob Maggs, aged 26, unmarried, master printer, born at Bath, and a servant. The marriage of James Charles Maggs to Eliza Gardner at St Peter, Freshford was registered 1852 Bath. The birth of Florence Ann Maggs was registered 1855 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gardner. From the burial register Florence Ellen Maggs, aged 2, of Princes Buildings, was buried on 13 Mar 1857. The birth of Ellen Louisa Maggs was registered 1857 Bath, other’s maiden name: Gardner. From the burial register: Ellen Louisa Maggs, aged 10 months, of Princes Buildings, was buried on 18 Dec 1857.


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The death of Benjamin Maggs was registered 1858/Q1 Whitechapel. From the burial register: Benjamin Maggs, aged 35, of London, was buried on 6 Jan 1858. The death of Jane Maggs was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Maggs, aged 69, of Princes Buildings, was buried on 2 Feb 1861.

4.A.4 Matilda Bush (1790-1858) George Bush (1786-1863)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF

South: Also

TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE BUSH. HUSBAND OF MATILDA BUSH WHO DIED DECR 20TH 1863, AGED 77 YEARS

BELOVED AND RESPECTED AS AN HONEST AND AN UPRIGHT MAN

Pitched 4 ways. The northern side is obscured by a stone from the adjacent tomb that has fallen on it. In the 1851 census at 11 Lambridge, Bath: George Bush, aged 60, house proprietor, born at Bitton (Glos), wife Matilda, aged 54, born at Poplar (Middx), two visitors and two servants. From the burial register: Matilda Bush, aged 68, of Lambridge, was buried on 26 Dec 1858. From the burial register: George Bush, aged 77, of 6 Lambridge, was buried on 26 Dec 1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1864: 20 January. The Will of George Bush late of the Parish of Walcot in the City of Bath Gentleman deceased who died 20 December 1863 at 6 Lambridge in the said City was proved at Bristol by the oaths of Matilda White of 6 Lambridge aforesaid Spinster and Joseph Wyatt of 7 Old-King-street in the said City Gentleman the Executors. Effects under £3,000.


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4.A.4A Ann Hunt (1774-1860)

North: In Memory of

Ann Hunt [wh]o died 21st April 1860 Aged 85

Pitched 4 ways. The inscribed inscription is in large gothic letters. In the 1851 census at 1 Green Park Buildings, Bath: Ann Hunt, aged 74, widow, annuitant, born at Devizes (Wilts), a visitor and a servant. The death of Ann Hunt, aged 84, was registered 1860/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Hunt, aged 85, of 1 Green Park Buildings, was buried on 27 Apr 1860.

4.A.5 John Ashman (1819-1864) Mary Holbrook Jones (1830-1865) Harriet Ashman (1815-1878)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN ASHMAN

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPTR 14TH 1864 AGED 45 YEARS

South:

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY HOLBROOK JONES.

DIED JANY 18TH 1865 AGED 34 YEARS SHE SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF HARRIET THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE LATE JOHN ASHMAN WHO DIED NOVEMBER 26TH 1878 AGED 63 YEARS

LOOKING UNTO JESUS WITH A BRIGHT HOPE. BE YE ALSO READY

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at 6 Fountain Buildings, Bath: John Ashman, aged 41, fly proprietor, born at Farringdon Gurney, and wife Harriet, aged 38, born at Chilcompton (Som). From the burial register: John Ashman, aged 45, of Fountain Buildings, was buried on 19 Sep 1864. From the burial register: Mary Holbrook Jones, aged 34, of 34 Belvedere, was buried on 31 Jan 1865.


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In the 1871 census at 34 Belvedere, Bath: Charlotte Hanham, aged 59, widow, retired lodging house keeper, born at Bath, Harriet Ashman, aged 50, widow, sister, retired builder, born at Bath, Elizabeth Payne, aged 48, widow, sister, late fly proprietor, born at Bath, Libbie Payne, aged 23, unmarried, niece, out of employment, born at Bath, Anne Payne, aged 20, unmarried, niece, out of employment, born at Bath. From the burial register: Harriet Ashman, aged 63, of 2 Lyndhurst Terrace, was buried on 2 Dec 1878.

4.A.5A Jane Purnell (1815-1859) George Purnell (1813-1885)


JANE THE BELOVED WIFE OF

GEORGE PURNELL OF LONDON

BORN 17TH SEPTEMBER 1815 DIED 5TH JULY 1859

THE GRASS WITHERETH THE FLOWER FADETH BUT THE WORD OF GOD SHALL STAND FOR EVER.

ISAIAH ... CHAP 8TH VERSE

GEORGE PURNELL

DIED 20TH MARCH 1885 AGED 71

Slab with a curved upper surface. The incised inscription faces west. The surface is cracked two-thirds the way down. In the 1851 census at 7 Hart Street, St Alphage (Middx): George Purnell, aged 35, hotpresser & embosser employing 8 men, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Jane, aged 34, born at Bradfield (Wilts), son Frederick, aged 12, born at Moorfield (Middx), John Durham, aged 20, unmarried, cousin, hotpresser, born at Bradford (Wilts), and Emma Alexander, aged 19, unmarried, niece, house servant, born at Bradford (Wilts). The death of Jane Purnell, aged 43, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Purnell, aged 43, of Swainswick, was buried on 8 Jul 1859. In the 1861 census at 4 Upper Berkeley St West, Paddington, London: George Purnell, aged 47, widower, proprietor of houses fund holder, born at Bradford on Avon, Redire Purnell, aged 22, unmarried, son, embosser on ......, born at Cripplegate (Middx), John Fraser, aged 28, married, brother in law, lodging house keeper, born in Scotland, Jane Fraser, aged 28, married, sister, born at Bradford on Avon, and a servant.


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In the 1871 census at Hotel, 5-6 Railway Place, Bath: George Purnell, aged 56, widower, retired tradesman, born at Bradford on Avon (Wilts). In the 1881 census at 29 River Street, Walcot, Bath: George Purnell, aged 67, widower, boarder, retired cloth worker, born at Bradford (Wilts). From the burial register: George Purnell, aged 71, of 29 Rivers Street, was buried on 24 Mar 1885.

4.A.6 Elizabeth Ann Hughes (1787-1858)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Elizabeth Ann Hughes, aged 71, of Upper Camden Place, was buried on 2 Nov 1858.

4.A.6A-7A

William Symes Pike (1801-1850)

In memory of WILLIAM PIKE

WHO DIED ON THE 8TH OF AUGUST 1850 AGED 49 YEARS

HE

SUFFERED SEVERAL YEARS FOR THE MOST PART SEVERELY BUT AT LENGTH HIS TRIED SOUL WAS CALLED TO THAT ABODE WHERE THE INHABITANTS SHALL NOT SAY I AM SICK

THE FOLLOWING LINES WERE WRITTEN HIMSELF NOT LONG BEFORE HIS DEATH

MY LIFE WAS SHORT MY JOYS WERE SMALL BUT GRACE FREE GRACE MADE UP FOR ALL IT FOUND ME LOST AND GAVE ME LIFE AND BROUGHT ME WHERE NO MORTAL STRIFE BUT WASHED IN BLOOD. THE BEST ROBE MINE I DWELL WHERE JESUS GLORIES SHINE JOHN 17

ALLELUJAH

Slab with a curved upper surface. The death of William Symes Pike, aged 49, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: William Symes Pike, aged 49, of Richmond Place, was buried on 14 Aug 1850.

4.A.7 Elizabeth Summerby (1822-1855)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 24 St James Square, Bath: Elizabeth Summerby, aged 29, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Andover (Hants), a visitor and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Summerbee, aged 33, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Summerby, aged 33, of 24 St James Square, was buried on 15 Mar 1855.


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4.A.7A Sophia England (1814-1888) Sophia Ann Welch (1836-1928)

North:

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE ............ 1888 AGED 74

South:

.. ....NG MEMORY OF .....A ANN WELCH

..........N EDWARD ENGLAND 93RD HIGHLANDERS .... .... 20TH 1928. AGED 92.

SOLA DEO SALUS

Steeply pitched 4 ways. Delaminated along the ridge. A large ant hill obscures the northeastern part. The southern side is weathered. In the 1871 census at 11 Darlington Place, Bathwick, Bath: Sophia A Welch, aged 35, widow, fund holder, born in Ireland, children: George, aged 9, born in Canada, Gerty M, aged 7, born in Canada, and Maria C, aged 5, born in Canada, Sophia England, aged 56, widow, mother, fund holder, born at Truro, and two servants. From the burial register: Sophia England, aged 74, of 18 Marlbro Buildings, was buried on 27 Dec 1888. In the 1891 census at 12 Edward Street, Bathwick, Bath: Sophia A Welch, aged 54, widow, living on own means, born in Ireland, Gertrude Welch, age 27, unmarried, daughter, living on own means, born in Canada, Catherine Curtis, aged 33, unmarried, niece, living on own means, born at Elmstead (Kent), and two servants. From the burial register: Sophia Ann Welch, aged 92, of 2 Park Place, Bath, was buried on 24 Jul 1928.

4.A.7A Edward Villiers Briscoe (1843-1850) Edward Briscoe (1795-)

[EDW]ARD VILLIERS BRISCOE ONLY SON OF

[CAPT]AIN EDWARD BRISCOE LATE 59TH REGIMENT

[BO]RN 25TH MAY 1843 DIED 25TH AUGUST 1850

Slab.


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A List of the Officers of the Army and of the Corps of Royal Marines .... 1835 p237, in the section for the 59th (or the 2d Nottinghamshire) Regt. of Foot: Captain Edward Briscoe, 29 Oct 1829 The death of Edward Villiers Briscoe, aged 7, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Villiers Briscoe, aged 7, of Russell Street, was buried on 15 Aug 1850. In the 1851 census at 22 Rivers Street, Bath: Edward Briscoe, aged 56, [living on] interest of money, born at Waterford, Ireland, wife Eliza, aged 40, born at Fermoy, Ireland, daughter Pauline, aged 11, born at ... ... Pyrenees, and a servant.

4.A.8 Sarah Dobson (1792-1876)

No memorial found. In the 1871 census at 2 Richmond Place, Bath: Ezekiel Lock, aged 84, widower, retired coachman, born at Minster Lovell (Oxon), a niece, and Sarah Dobson, aged 78, unmarried, servant, born at Speen (Berks). From the burial register: Sarah Dobson, aged 84, of 2 Richmond Place, was buried on 14 Nov 1876. From the National Probate Calendar 1876: 24 November. The Will of Sarah Dobson late of 2 Richmond-place in the City of Bath Spinster who died 9 November 1876 at 2 Richmond-place was proved at the Principal Registry by George New of Newbury in the County of Berks Mealman the sole Executor. Effects under £600.

4.A.8A Martha Edwards (1799-1873) Joseph Timmins

In memory of MARTHA EDWARDS

FOR 27 YEARS THE FAITHFUL AND VALUED SERVANT OF JOSEPH TIMMINS

OF THIS CITY WHO DIED ON THE 8TH SEPTEMBER 187_ AGED 74 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1861 census at Glenavon, Charlcomb (Som): Joseph Timmins, aged 58, landed proprietor, born at Carmarthen S W, wife Elizabeth M, aged 54, born at Bath, two children, two nephews, a niece, and four


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servants of which one was Martha Edwards, aged 59, widow, nurse, born at Haverfordwest (Pembs). In the 1871 census at 29 New King Street, Bath: Martha Edwards, aged 67, widow, boarder, formerly nurse, born at Milford (Pembs). From the burial register: Martha Edwards, aged 73, of 10 Springfield Place, was buried on 12 Sep 1873.

4.A.9A Henry Howorth (1844-1899) Ellen Howorth (1846-1934)

South: In Loving Memory of HENRY HOWORTH

LIEUT. COLONEL COMMANDING AND HON. COLONEL 3RD BATTALION THE DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT AND LATE OF THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS

DIED JUNE 18TH 1899 AGED 54

North: Also of ELLEN

BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY HOWORTH DIED MAY 30TH 1934 AGED 87.

WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH BUT HAVE ETERNAL LIFE ST JOHN 3.15

Pitched in the form of a cross. Lead at the bottom of the southern side has gone. In the 1851 census at 8 Royal Circus, Bath: Elizabeth Scrivenor, aged 26, widow of officer of the Honble East India Company’s military, born in India, Louisa Catherine Howarth, aged 33, sister, widow of officer of the Honble East India Company’s military, born in India, Henry Howarth, aged 6, nephew, born in India, Rhoda Elizabeth Howarth, aged 4, niece, born in India, Emma Mary Howarth, aged 2, niece, born in India, and five servants. The death of Rhoda Elizabeth Howorth, aged 6, was registered 1853/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Rhoda Elizabeth Howorth, aged 6, of 8 Circus, was buried on 13 May 1853. In the 1881 census at Esslemont House (new house), Dane Road, St Leonards (Sussex): Henry Howorth, aged 35, Captn South Devon Militia, born at Ellichpur, India, wife Ellen, aged 33, born in London, children: Humphrey, aged 5, born at Albury or Aldbury (Herts), and Grace Henrietta, aged 2, born at Abbotts Ann (Hants), and three servants. In the 1881 census at Wallscote House, Walliscote Road, Weston super Mare: Louisa C Howarth, aged 63, widow, [living on] government


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securities, born in the East Indies, daughter Emma M, aged 28, unmarried, born in the East Indies, and two servants. In the 1891 census at Esolemont, Dane Road, St Leonards (Sussex): Henry Howorth, aged 46, retired Army officer living on own means, born in the East Indies, wife Ellen, aged 42, born in London, children: Grace H E, aged 18, born at East Woodley (Hants), and Ettie M, aged 5, born at Cheltenham, and three servants. In the 1891 census at Esham Home, Boulevard, Weston super Mare: Lousia (sic) Howarth, aged 73, widow, born in India, children: Emma Mary, aged 40, born in India, and Gaylane (son), aged 26, Lieut 13 Hussars, born at Boulogne, France, and 2 servants. From the burial register: Louisa Catherine Howorth, aged 74, of Weston super Mare, was buried on 10 Jun 1892. From the burial register: Henry Howorth, aged 54, of Wimbledon, was buried on 23 Jun 1899. From the burial register: Emma Mary Howorth, aged 82, of Weston-super-Mare, was buried on 2 May 1932. From the burial register: Ellen Howorth, aged 87, of 65 Dorset Rd, Bexhill, was buried on 4 Jun 1934. See also 4.B.9A.

4.A.10 Geraldene Rhoda Sutton (1857-1944) Charles Herbert Seymour (1828-1875) Elizabeth Charlotte Rhoda Seymour (1828-) John Wells Fast

South: IN MEMORY OF

GERALDENE RHODA SUTTON ONLY DAUGHTER OF GENERAL CHARLES HERBERT SEYMOUR BRITISH ARMY

COLONEL IN CHIEF JERSEY MILITIA CHANNEL ISLANDS AND ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE RHODA HIS WIFE

GRANDAUGHTER OF GENERAL FAST OF CALCUTTA THE EAST INDIES 25TH REGIMENT BENGAL NATIVE INFANTRY

BORN IN PARIS 29TH APRIL 1857 PASSED AWAY 29TH MARCH 1944

North:

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Violette Evelyn Delahaye Sutton (1889-1969) Florence Geraldine Rosalie Sutton (1887-1982)

ALSO OF HER DAUGHTER VIOLETTE EVELYN DELAHAYE SUTTON

26TH DECEMBER 1969 AGED 80 YEARS

AND FLORENCE GERALDINE

ROSALIE SUTTON 25TH MARCH 1982 AGED 94 YEARS

Will of John Wells Fast, Major General in the Military Service of the East India Company on their Bengal Establishment of Calcutta, East Indies, date 5 Jul 1849, PROB 11/2096. The 25th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry has undergone a series of name changes over time: 25th Bengal Native Infantry - 1861 25th (Punjab) Bengal Native Infantry - 1864 25th (Punjab) Bengal Infantry - 1885 25th Punjab Infantry - 1901 On independence it became part of the army of Pakistan. See also 4.B.9A. In the 1861 census at Somerset Villa, St Aubins Road, St Helier, Jersey: Charles H Seymour, aged 33, landed proprietor, born in England, wife Rhoda, aged 33, fund holder, born in the East Indies, children: Geraldene, aged 3, born in France, and Carleton (son), aged 2, born at St Helier, and two servants. In the 1861 census at Broad Oke Common, Sturminster (Dorset): William Adams, aged 83, born at Sturminster, wife Catherine, aged 72, born at castle Cary (Som), and Charles H Seymour, aged 5, grandson, born at St Heliers, Jersey. The death of Charles Herbert Seymour, aged 48, was registered 1875/Q4 Newton A. The marriage of Rhoda Geraldine Seymour to Edgar Charles A Sutton was registered 1882/Q4 Wolverhampton. (The birth of Edgar Charles Augustin Seymour was registered 1856/Q1 Wolverhampton.) In the 1891 census at Ringmore, St Nicholas, Shaldon (Devon): E C Rhoda Seymour, aged 65, widow, [living on] private means, born at Bag..... India, son Herbert C, aged 31, born on Jersey, Maria Salmon, aged 8, grand-daughter, born at Kenmore (Devon), and two servants. The death of Rhoda G Sutton, aged 86, was registered 1944/Q1 Chepstow. From the burial register: Rhoda Geraldene Sutton, age 86, of Treleck Grange, Chepstow, was buried on 3 Apr 1944.


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The death of Isobel Delahaye V Sutton, born on 1 Oct 1889, was registered 1969/Q4 Frome. From the burial order book Violette Delahaye Sutton, aged 80, of Victoria Hospital, Frome, died on 26 Dec 1969 and was buried on 30 Dec 1969. The death of Florence Geraldine R Sutton, born on 12 Dec 1887, was registered 1982/Q1 Mendip. From the burial order book: Florence R Sutton, aged 94, of 56B Vallis Way, Frome, died on25 Mar 1982 and was buried on 31 Mar 1982. No birth registration and census entries for Violette Delahaye Sutton and Florence Geraldine Rosalie Sutton have been found. Census entries after the marriage in 1882 have not been found. Possibly born in Jersey.

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4.A.16A Elizabeth Shaw (1822-1906) Mary Elizabeth Shaw (1845-1921) John Edward Shaw (1848-1939)

North: To the beloved Memory of

ELIZABETH, WIDOW OF THE LATE BENJAMIN FRANCIS SHAW, FORMERLY OF THIS CITY

WHO DIED AT CLIFTON ON FEBRUARY 27TH 1906 AGED 83 YEARS

―•― FULL OF MERCY AND GOOD FRUITS JAMES II.17

South:

Also in Memory of MARY ELIZABETH SHAW

DAUGHTER OF THE FOREGOING WHO DIED DECEMBER 28TH 1921

AGED 76 YEARS Also JOHN EDWARD SHAW. M.B. C.M. OF CLIFTON

WHO DIED MARCH 9TH 1939 AGED 90 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of Benjamin Francis Shaw to Elizabeth Bartrum at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1843/Q3 Bath. The birth of George Benjamin Shaw was registered 1844/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bartrum. The birth of Mary Elizabeth Shaw was registered 1846/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bartrum. The birth of John Edward Shaw was registered 1848/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bartrum. In the 1851 census at Oldfield Lodge (by South Hayes), Bath: Benjn Fras Shaw, aged 32, draper firm of 3 employing 12 men, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 30, born at Bath, children: Geo: Benjn, aged 6, born at


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Bath, Mary Elizth, aged 5, born at Bath, and John Edwd, aged 2, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Benjamin Francis Shaw, aged 40, was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. In the 1901 census at 23 Caledonia Place, Clifton: John E Shaw, aged 52, unmarried, physician, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at 12 Buckingham Vale, Clifton: Elizabeth Shaw, aged 80, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, Mary E Shaw, aged 56, unmarried, daughter, living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Shaw, aged 83, of 12 Buckingham Vale, Clifton, was buried on 4 Mar 1905. From the burial register: Mary Elizabeth, aged 75, of 12 Buckingham Vale, Clifton, was buried on 1 Jan 1922. From the burial register: John Edward Shaw, aged 90, of 23 Caledonia Place, Clifton, was buried on 13 Mar 1939.

4.A.17 Maria Ann Wade (1775-1863)


ANN WADE WIDOW OF ....... WADE H.E.I.C.S. SERVICE

[WHO DIED] THE 3RD OF OCTR 1863 AGED 88

Slab. Delaminated in places. Married in March 1821 at St Marylebone, London: Edward Singleton & Maria Wade. In the 1851 census at Chatfield House, Dover Street, Newchurch, Ryde: Maria Wade, aged 75, widow, annuitant, born at Devonport, and a servant.


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In the 1861 at a lodging house 19 Queen Square, Bath: Maria A Wade, aged 86, Colonel’s widow, born at Plymouth, and a lady’s maid. From the burial register: Maria Ann Wade, aged 88, of 18 Queen Square, was buried on 8 Oct 1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1863: 17 October. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and affairs of Maria Ann Wade late of Queen-square Bath in the County of Somerset Widow deceased who died 2 October 1863 at Queen-square aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to Maria Singleton (Wife of Edward Singleton, Esquire) of 5 Dean-street Park-lane in the County of Middlesex the Daughter of the said deceased she having been first sworn. Effects under £200.

4.A.17A Mary Ann Hardingham (1781-1861) Phebe Long (1778-1863)


MARY ANN THE FOURTH DAUGHTER OF

JOSAPETH HARDINGHAM FORMERLY OF NORWICH

DIED AT BATH 27TH MARCH [1861] AGED 79 YEARS

―•― ALSO

PHEBE LONG SISTER OF THE ABOVE

MARY ANN HARDINGHAM DIED AT BATH APRIL 18TH 1863

AGED 83.

Slab. In the 1851 census at Magdalen Street, Norwich: Mary Ann Hardingham, aged 68, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at Norwich. From the burial register Mary Ann Hardingham, aged 79, of 3 Barton Buildings, was buried on 3 Apr 1861. From the burial register Phebe Long, aged 84, of 3 Barton Buildings, was buried on 24 Apr 1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1863: 20 May. The Will with a Codicil of Phebe Long late of Bath in the County of Somerset Widow deceased who died 18 April 1863 at Bath aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of George Gatton Hardingham of Middle-Temple-lane in the City of London Esquire Barrister-at-Law the Nephew the surviving Executor. Effects under £1,500.


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4.A.18 Ann Morley (1792-1860)

ANN MORLEY DIED

................ 1860

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Ann Morley, aged 68, of 17 New King Street, was buried on 3 Dec 1860.

4.A.18A-19

Ann Holcombe (1801-1869) William Holcombe

North: IN MEMORY OF ANN

RELICT OF WILLIAM HOLCOMBE, ESQUIRE OF NEW CROSS. AND ST OLAVE SOUTHWARK.

DIED MAY 24TH 1869: AGED 67. “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.”

Pitched 4 ways. Surrey History Centre - Surrey Quarter Sessions: Deptford, St Paul; damages to be paid to William Holcombe of New Cross, Surrey, for damage caused by the overflowing of the Grand Surrey Canal onto his land in Deptford lying near the Grand Surrey Canal, one piece of land on the north of the Canal between White Port Lane Bridge and Trinkey's Lane Bridge, and another piece on the south side of the canal. Inquisition before trustees of undertaking (no original number), with precept to sheriff to empanel jury and list of jurors attached QS5/9/26 10 Apr 1824 Two cases at the Old Bailey in 1838 concerned sheep and hay belonging to William Holcombe of New Cross. Will of William Holcombe of New Cross, Surrey, date 3 Feb 1848, PROB 11/2069.


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The death of Ann Holcombe, aged 67, was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Holcombe, aged 67, of 6 Cavendish Place, was buried on 1 Jun 1869.

4.A.19A Mary Marguerite Hinton (1787-1852)

West: MARY HINTON

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

DIED ........................

Tower, square in section in a double-width plot. The incised inscription is on the western face within a carved shield. The material seems to be sandstone and this is much weathered such that only the name and a few other letters can be discerned. The death of Mary Hinton, aged 64, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: May Marguerite Hinton, aged 64, of 40 St James Square, was buried in Jan 1852.

4.A.20A Joseph Grant (1797-1866) Rebecca Grant (1798-1869)


JOSEPH GRANT WHO DIED APRIL 27 1866

AGED 68 HIGHLY RESPECTED AND BELOVED

BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM ALSO OF

REBECCA WIDOW OF THE ABOVE JOSEPH GRANT

WHO DIED FEBY 18TH 1869 AGED 70 YEARS

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

Slab. Crack in south-western corner. Inscribed inscription faces west. Biblical quotation at the end of the MI difficult to read. In the 1851 census at 5 Royal Crescent, Bath: Margaret Osborne, aged 85, widow, fundholder, born in London, Joseph Grant, aged 52, married, butler, born at Alresford (Hants), Rebecca Grant, aged 52, married, housekeeper, born at Semley (Wilts), and two other servants.


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In the 1861 census at 23 Richmond Place, Bath: Joseph Grant, aged 62, master dairyman, birthplace unspecified, wife Rebecca, aged 62, a boarder and a servant. From the burial register: Joseph B Grant, aged 68, of Richmond Place, was buried on 3 May 1866. From the National Probate Calendar 1866: 28 May. The Will of Joseph Grant formerly of 5 Circus in the City of Bath Butler but late of 23 Richmond-place in the City aforesaid Gentleman deceased who died 27 April 1866 at 23 Richmond-place aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of Rebbecca Grant of 23 Richmond-place aforesaid Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £800. From the burial register: Rebecca Grant, aged 73, of 23 Richmond Place, was buried on 28 Feb 1869.

4.A.21 Edward William Alexander Parsloe (1831-1899) Jane Parsloe (1824-1895) Jane Heath Parsloe (1856-1902)

In Memory of EDWARD W. A. PARSLOE,

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 15TH 1899. AGED 68 YEARS

Also of JANE PARSLOE,

WIFE OF THE ABOVE, WHO DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1895.

Also of JANE HEATH PARSLOE

THEIR DAUGHTER WHO ENTERED INTO REST JULY 12TH 1902,

AGED 4 YEARS UNTIL THE DAY BREAK. CANTICLES 11.17

Headstone. The marriage of Edward William Alexander Parsloe to Jane Heath at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. In the 1891 census at Ivy House, Sion Hill, Bath: Edward W A Parsloe, aged 60, grocer, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 59, born at Churstow (Devon), daughter Jane H, aged 33, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, a nurse, a boarder and a servant. The death of Jane Parsloe, aged 70, was registered 1895/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Parsloe, aged 70, of Ivy House, Sion Hill, was buried on 26 Feb 1895. The marriage of Edward William Alexander Parsloe to Mary Ann Page at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1897/Q1 Bath.


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The death of Edward William Alexander Parsloe, aged 68, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Edward William Alexander Pope, aged 68, of Sion Hill, was buried on 20 Apr 1899. In the 1901 census at Ivy House, Sion Hill, Bath: Mary Ann Parsloe, aged 46, widow, grocer shopkeeper, born at St Thomas, Exeter, Anna F Page, aged 32, unmarried, visitor, living on own means, born at St Thomas, Exeter, Jane Parsloe, aged 44, unmarried, step-daughter, governess retired, born at Ivy House, Bath, paralysed 10 years, and a servant. The death of Jane Heath Parsloe, aged 46, was registered 1902/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Heath Parsloe, aged 46, of Ivy House, was buried on 16 Jul 1902. See also 4.A1.20A.

4.A.21A Charles Henry Parsloe (1829-1903) Mary Caroline Parsloe (1823-1905)

In Memory of CHARLES HENRY PARSLOE,

OF LANSDOWN PLACE, EAST. WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 28TH 1903

AGED 74 YEARS Also

MARY CAROLINE WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 3RD 1905. AGED 81 YEARS

PEACE. PERFECT PEACE.

Headstone. In the 1851 census at the Rectory, Nunney (Som): Charles H Parsloe, aged 18, servant, footman, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 16 Somerset Place, Walcot, Bath: Charles Henry Parsloe, aged 30, unmarried, servant, footman, born at Bath. The marriage of Charles Henry Parsloe to Mary Caroline Lutley at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at Somerset House, Walcot, Bath: Charles Henry Parsloe, aged 50, income from house property, born at Bath, wife Mary C, aged 55, born at Pitminster (Som), and a servant.


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In the 1891 census at Somerset House, Walcot, Bath: Charles Henry Parsloe, aged 60, living on own means, birthplace not known, wife Mary Caroline, aged 66, born at Pitminster (Som), and a servant. In the 1901 census at 1 Lansdown Place East, Bath: Charles H Parsloe, aged 70, born at Bath, wife Maryann, aged 72, born at Pitminster (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Charles Henry Parsloe, aged 74, of 1 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 4 May 1903. From the burial register: Mary Caroline Parsloe, aged 81, of 1 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 8 May 1905.

4.A.22 Margaret Jessie Walker (1832-1904) George Warren Walker (1823-1920) William Algernon Walker (1859-1950) Isabella Margaret Walker (1866-1949)

East: In Loving Memory

- of – MARGARET JESSIE

WIFE OF GEN. G. W. WALKER R.E. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

30TH JUNE 1904

North: Also

In loving Memory - of –

GEORGE WARREN WALKER GENERAL, (& COLL COMMANDANT R.E.)

WHO FELL ASLEEP 4TH JULY 1920 AGED 97

South:

Also In loving Memory

- of – THEIR ELDEST SON

WILLIAM ALGERNON WALKER BORN 21ST NOV. 1859 DIED 14TH JUNE 1950

West:

[Also]

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1881 census at 1 Marlbro Buildings, Bath: George Walker, aged 57, Lieut Genl Royal Engineers active list, born at Colombo, Ceylon, wife Margaret J, aged 47, born at Edinburgh, children: Selina M, aged 20, born at Honore East Indies, and Isabel M, aged 14, born at Coonan East Indies, and two servants. In the 1891 census at Tilehurst, Sion Hill, Bath: George W Walker, aged 68, General Royal Engineers, born in Ceylon, wife Jessie M, aged 57, born in Scotland, son William A, aged 31, unmarried, BA asst. master Bath College, born in the East Indies, and three servants. The death of Margaret Jessie Walker, aged 71, was registered 1904/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Jessie Walker, aged 71, of Tilehurst, Sion Hill, was buried on 2 Jul 1904. The marriage of George Warren Walker to Augusta Mary Turner was registered 1905/Q3 Axbridge.


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[In loving Memory] [- of -]

THEIR DAUGHTER ISABELLA MARGARET WALKER

BORN 26TH JULY 1866 DIED 3RD MARCH 1949.

From the burial register: George Warren Walker, aged 97, of 4 Forester Road, Bath, was buried on 7 Jul 1920. Some account of Philip Patton, merchant and baillie of Anstruther, and his descendants compiled by G. W. W. Walker for the information of relatives; Weymouth: Butcher, Printer, 1902. From the burial register: Isabella Walker, aged 82, of St Martins Hospital, Bath, was buried on 9 Mar 1949. From the burial register: William Anderson (!) Walker, aged 90, of 7 Lansdown Place, Bristol 8, was buried on 23 Jun 1950. See also 4.A.25 and 4.W.5A.

4.A.23 Ellen Williams (1836-1893) James L Williams

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

ELLEN WILLIAMS WIDOW OF THE LATE JAMES L. WILLIAMS

OF KEW PARK. JAMAICA DIED 5TH MAY 1893 AGED 52 YEARS

Pitched in the form of a cross in grey polished granite. The death of Ellen Williams, aged 56, was registered 1893/Q2 Southampton. From the burial register: Ellen Williams, aged 56, of Queen’s Terrace, Southampton, was buried on 9 May 1893. Kew Park, Westmoreland, Jamaica has been a plantation for over 200 years. Originally called “Q Park”, after an early owner called Quarrell, from circa 1700 it was owned by the Williams family.

4.A.23A Frank Arthur Senior Farewell (1853-1891)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF FRANK ARTHUR SENIOR FAREWELL LIEUTENANT ROYAL NAVY

WHO DIED AT CHATHAM 10TH JUNE 1891 AGED 37 HEBREWS 12.8.

Pitched 4 ways in grey polished granite on a base in reddish stone.


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In the 1891 census at 28 York Place, Marylebone, London: Frank A S Farewell, aged 36, married, retired Lieut RN, born in India BS, Florence A Farewell, aged 35, married, born in India BS. From the burial register: Frank A S Farewell, aged 37, of Gillingham (Dorset), was buried on 13 Jun 1891. From the National Probate Calendar 1891: FAREWELL Frank Arthur Senior of 5 Medway Villas Gillingham Kent a lieutenant Royal Navy (retired) died 10 June 1891 Probate London 6 September to Florence Augusta Anna Farewell widow Effects £62 10s. 6d.

4.A.24 Sophie Emilie Salzer (1833-1888)

Slab. Delaminated. In the 1861 census at the house of Lucius Donato & Louisa Moscardi at 15 Springfield Place, Walcot, Bath: Sophia Salzer, aged 27, unmarried, sister in law, born in Germany. In the 1871 census at house of Lucius & Louisa Moscardi at 13 Portland Place, Bath: Sophie Salzer, aged 37, unmarried, sister in law, teacher, born in Germany. From the burial register: Sophie Emilie Salzer, aged 55, of 1 Lansdown Terrace, was buried on 25 Sep 1888.

4.A.24A Jessey Paterson (1787-1879)

JESSEY WIDOW OF

JOHN PATERSON

DIED 5 APRIL

1879 AGED

91 YEARS

Tall Celtic cross (now flat) in red stone. Inscription in raised lettering on the cross.


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In the 1861 census at the Rectory, Brome (Suff): George John Masseloft? Paterson, aged 39, unmarried, rector of Brime & Oakley, born at Putney near London, Jessey Paterson, aged 73, widow, mother, fund holder, born at St Andrews, Scotland, Robert Meyrick Hovenden, aged 52, visitor, fund holder, born at Hemingford Grey (Hants), Constantia Montrose Hovenden, aged 52, married, visitor, born at sea, and eight servants. In the 1871 census at 6 Camden Crescent, Bath: Robert Meyrick Hovendon, aged 62, no rank or profession, born at Hemingford Gray (Hunts), wife Constantia Montrose, aged 62, born at sea, Jessey Paterson, aged 83, widow, mother-in-law, born at St Andrews, Fifeshire, NB, and four servants. The death of Jessey Paterson, aged 91, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jessey Paterson, aged 91, of 6 Camden Crescent, was buried on 10 Apr 1879. See also 1.F.2-3A for the grave of Robert Meyrick Hovenden & Constantia Montrose Hovenden.

4.A.25 Elizabeth Jessie Walker (1865-1876) Henry Rowley Walker (1865-1876) Lucy Constance Walker (1869-1876)

East: SACRED TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF

North (on 1 line): BESSIE HARRY TWINS AND LUCY WALKER GONE TO BE WITH CHRIST AUGST 2ND

AND 15TH 1876 West:

AGED 11 AND 7 South:

AND PLEASANT IN THEIR LIVES IN THEIR DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED.

Pitched in the form of a cross. In the 1871 census at Tower Side, Weston super Mare (Som): Geo W Walker, aged 47, Colonel RE active list, born in Ceylon, wife Margaret J, aged 36, born in Scotland, children: William A, aged 11, born in the East Indies, Selina M, aged 10, born in the East Indies, Elizh Jessie, aged 6, born in the East Indies, Henry R, aged 6, born in the East Indies, Isabella M, aged 4, born in the East Indies, and Lucy C, aged 2, born in the East Indies, and five servants.


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The death of Henry Rowley Walker, aged 11, was registered 1876/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Harry Rowley Walker, aged 11, of Weston Road, was buried on 5 Aug 1876. From the burial register: Elizabeth Jessie Walker, aged 11, of Weston Road, was buried on 17 Aug 1876. The death of Lucy Constance Walker, aged 7, was registered 1876/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Lucy Constance Walker, aged 7, of Weston Road, was buried on 5 Aug 1876. See also 4.A.22.

4.A.27 Charles Ferguson Seagram (1858-1873) Robert Francis Moscardi (1858-1873)

In affectionate remembrance of CHARLES FERGUSON SEAGRAM AND

ROBERT FRANCIS MOSCARDI DROWNED IN THE AVON JANY 23RD 1873

Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Henry (!) Robert Moscardi was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Salzer. The birth of George Baynton Pasquale Moscardi was registered 1863/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Salzer. In the 1861 census with his parents Lucius Donato & Louisa Moscardi at 15 Springfield Place, Bath: Robert Francis Moscardi, aged 2, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 13 Portland Place, Bath: Lucius Moscardi, aged 51, professor of languages, born in Italy naturalized B[ritish] subject, wife Louisa, aged 42, teacher of German, born in Germany, children Edward, aged 17, born at Clifton, Angelica, aged 15, born at Clifton, Alice, aged 14, born at Bath, Henry, aged 12, born at Bath, William, aged 11, born at Bath, and Maria, aged 9, born at Bath, Sophie Salzer, aged 37, unmarried, sister in law, teacher, born in Germany, and two servants.


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The death of Charles Ferguson Seagram, aged 16, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Ferguson Seagram, aged 16, of 12 Mount Beacon, was buried on 26 Feb 1873. The death of Robert Moscardi, aged 16, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Robert Francis Moscardi, aged 14, of 13 Portland Place, was buried on 1 Mar 1873. The death of George Baynton P Moscardi, aged 11, was registered 1874/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: George B T Moscardi, aged 11, of 13 Portland Place, was buried on 30 Jan 1874.

4.A.27A Charles Seagram (1802-1880)

......COLONEL 17TH REGT DIED ............ 1880

Pitched 4 ways. Almost completely delaminated. From the burial register: Charles Seagram, aged 77, of Richmond Hill, was buried on 10 Apr 1880. From the National Probate Calendar 1880: 14 June. Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Charles Seagram late of 2 Richmond-hill in the City of Bath a Colonel in her Majesty’s Army who died 8 April 1880 at 2 Richmond-hill was granted at Bristol to Sarah Seagram of 2 Richmond-hill Widow the Relict the Universal Legatee. Personal Estate under £1,500. From The Times of Wed 14 Apr 1880 (pg. 14; Issue 29855; col A):

Colonel Charles Seagram, formerly of the 17th and 45th Regiments, died at Richmond-hill, Bath, on the 8th inst., in his 77th year. He served as captain with the 45th Regiment in the Caffre war of 1846-47, for which he received a medal and the brevet of major. He became colonel on retired full pay in 1857. In the 1881 census at Great North Road, Steynton (Pembs): John H S Seagram, aged 37, Captain 95th Regiment, born at Kinsale, Ireland, wife


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Sally, aged 29, born at Shawberry (Salop), three children, Sarah Seagram, aged 63, widow, mother, born at Boyle, Ireland, and three servants.

4.A.28A-29

Frances Edith Goldstone (1794-1868)

On cross: JESU MERCY

East:

IN THE FAITH OF CHRIST THE SOUL OF

FRANCES GOLDSTONE .... UND................... ............................. .............................

Cross on 2 plinths, facing east. The inscription obscured by weathering and lichen. In the 1841 census at Camden Place, Bath: William Goldstone, aged 35 independent, born in Somerset, Frances Goldstone, aged 40, born in Somerset, William Alexander, aged 14, born in Somerset, Edmund Goldstone, aged 10, born in Somerset, Arthur Goldstone, aged 6, born in Somerset, and two servants. In the 1851 census at 3 Camden Place, Bath: Frances Goldstone, aged 56, married, fundholder, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 3 Camden Place, Bath: Frances Goldstone, aged 66, married, independent, born at Bath, William Goldstone, aged 36, married, son, clerk Church of England without cure of souls, born at Bath, Frances E Goldstone, aged 27, married, daughter in law, born at Ellesfield (Hants), and two servants. The death of Frances Goldstone, aged 73, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Frances Edith Godstone, aged 73, of 9 Camden Crescent, was buried on 12 Feb 1868.

4.A.29A Caroline Daly (1801-1865) Arthur Magennis Daly Jane Sophia Daly (1826-1910)

South: CAROLINE WIDOW OF

ARTHUR MAGENNIS DALY OF MANTUA DUBLIN

LATE CAPTN IN H.M. 53RD REGT DIED JANUARY 30TH 1865

AGED 63 YEARS

North: JANE SOPHIA

Pitched 4 ways in a triple-sized plot.


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DAUGHTER OF ARTHUR MAGENNIS AND CAROLINE DALY

DIED NOVEMBER 28TH 1910, AGED 84 YEARS

― “CHRIST IS ALL.”

In the 1861 census at 4 Camden Place, Bath: Caroline Daly, aged 60, widow, [living on] landed property, born in Ireland, daughter Jane, aged 27, unmarried, [living on] funded property, born in Ireland, and two servants. The death of Caroline Daly, aged 63, was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Caroline Daly, aged 63, of 4 Camden Crescent, was buried on 4 Feb 1865. According to the burial order book the location of the grave is 1.L.5A. In the 1901 census at Langley House, Langley Burrell (Wilts): Fimuttis M Ashe, aged 44, unmarried, employer, born at Langley Burrell, Jane S Daly, aged 75, unmarried, aunt, born in Ireland, and six servants. From the burial register: Jane Sophia Daly, aged 84, of Langley House, Langley Burrell, was buried on 3 Dec 1910.

4.A.30 Walter Samuel Stace (1824-1869)

Footstone: W S S 1869

Headstone. Delaminated save for ‘THE MEMORY’. Footstone, delaminated. One piece found resting against it. In the 1861 census at Park Cottage, 2 Belitha Villas, Islington: Alice E L Stace, aged 14, niece, born at Barbadoes, West Indies, Walter S Stace, aged 36, married, visitor, Captain Royal Engineers, born at Woolwich (Kent), Jane M Stace, aged 33, visitor’s wife, born in Yorkshire. The death of Walter Samuel Stace, aged 45, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Walter S Stace, aged 45, of 4 Sion Place, was buried on 30 Sep 1869.


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4.A.30A Eleanor Austen (1797-1864) Henry Thomas Austen (-1850) Henrietta Jackson (1807-1877)

South: IN MEMORY OF ELEANOR

WIDOW OF THE REVD HENRY THOMAS AUSTEN INCUMBENT OF BENTLEY, HANTS

WHO ENTERED INTO REST MAY 3RD 1864 AGED 68 BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT ARE IN THE LORD

[HE THAT BELIEVETH] IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL LIVE

North:

SACRED ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HENRIETTA JACKSON

SISTER OF ELEANOR AUSTEN DIED JULY 22ND 1877 BURIED IN THE SAME GRAVE

AGED 78 YEARS [I KNOW] THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH

Pitched 4 ways. Will of Reverend Henry Thomas Austen, Clerk of Steventon, Hampshire, date 25 Apr 1850, PROB 11/2111. In the 1851 census at Littlegrove House, Tunbridge Wells (Kent): Eleanor Austen, aged 55, widow, fundholder, born in London City, a visitor and two servants. From the burial register: Eleanor Austen, aged 66, of 3 Russel Street, was buried on 10 May 1864. In the 1871 census at 13 Catharine Place, Bath: Henrietta Jackson, aged 72, unmarried, gentlewoman, born in London, Thomas L Papillon, aged 29, unmarried, clergyman fell. & tutor New Col. Ox. born at Lexden (Essex), and three servants. (There is an entry for Thomas Leslie Papillon in Alumni Oxonienses.) The death of Henrietta Jackson, aged 78, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath. No entry found in the burial order book. From the National Probate Calendar 1877: 13 August. The Will of Henrietta Jackson late of 13 Catharine-place in the City of Bath Spinster who died 22 July 1877 at 13 Catharine-place was proved at Bristol by the Reverend Edward Ness of 20 the Cedars Putney in the County of Surrey Clerk and Thomas Papillon of Crowhurst Park Battle in the County of Sussex Esquire the Executors. Effects under £20,000.


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4.A.31 Adelaide Maud Field (1861-1904) Ernest Field (1850-1905)

ERNEST FIELD M.D. BORN DEC. 11. 1850, DIED OCT. 11. 1905.

ADELAIDE MARIA MAUD FIELD, WIFE OF ERNEST FIELD M.D. JULY 5TH 1904. AGED 43.

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

Cross on 3 plinths. The marriage of Adelaide Maria Maud Farewell to Ernest Field at St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. The birth of Raymond Ernest Field was registered 1890/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Farewell. The birth of Richard Alexander Field was registered 1891/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Farewell. In the 1901 census at 8 Belmont, Bath: Ernest Field, aged 50, doctor of medicine, born at Clapham, London, wife Adelaide M M, aged 40, born in India, children: Philip C, aged 15, born at Bath, Christopher S, aged 12, born at Bath, Raymond E, aged 11, born at Bath, and Richard A, aged 9, born at Bath, and three servants. From the burial register: Adelaide Maud Field, aged 43, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 6 Jul 1904. From the burial register Ernest Field, aged 54, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 15 Oct 1905.


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4.A0.28A John Stuart Stinchcombe (1902-1939)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

“JACK” JOHN STUART STINCHCOMBE, WHO DIED MARCH 29TH 1939,

AGED 36 YEARS. ―

“THERE ARE NO DEAD.” THE FLOWERS BLOOM AND FADE AWAY, THEY ONLY WAIT, THRO’ WINTRY HOURS, THE COMING OF THE MAY!

―

Black headstone with carving at the top. The birth of John Stuart Stinchcombe was registered 1902/Q4 Okehampton. From the burial register: John Stuart Stinchcombe, aged 36, of 19 Camden Crescent, Bath, was buried on 1 Apr 1939. From the National Probate Calendar 1939: STINCHCOMBE John Stuart of 19 Camden-crescent Bath died 29 March 1939 at Forbes Fraser Hospital Bath Administration Bristol 9 August to Allan Edward Stinchcombe jeweller. Effects £1140 3s. 2d.

4.A0.29 Heather Adrienne Fortt (1932-1935)

TO THE SWEET MEMORY

OF HEATHER ADRIENNE FORTT

DIED JAN. 21. 1935, AGED 2 YEARS 4 MONTHS

JESUS LOVES ME

Small cross, with a dove carved on it, on 2 plinths. The marriage of Frederick Ronald Bertram Fortt to Elfreda Violet Mary Millard at St Andrew Julian Road, Bath was registered 1929/Q3 Bath. The birth of Heather Adrienne Fortt was registered 1932/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Millard. From the burial register: Heather Adrienne Fortt, aged 2, of 19 Camden Crescent, Bath, was buried on 24 Jan 1935.


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4.A0.29A Edith Wanostrocht (1849-1937)

In memory of

EDITH WANOSTROCHT BORN OCTOBER 6TH 1849

DIED MAY 3RD 1937.

Cross on 2 plinths. The birth of Edith Wanostrocht was registered 1849/Q4 Wirral. In the 1881 census at Esrcick (Yorks): Vincent Wanostrocht, aged 29, unmarried, general practitioner, born at Bebbington (Ches), Edith Wanostrocht, aged 31, unmarried, sister, born at Bebbington, and three servants. In the GPO Telephone Directory 1931: Wanostrocht Miss, Tilehurst Villa Sion hill ..... Bath From the burial register: Edith Wanostrocht, aged 87, of 19 Rivers Street, was buried on 6 May 1937. A posting at Genforum from a relative has it that the surname is an anglicised form of either ‘van der stro’ or ‘van der stroh’, is pronounced ‘won er strot’, and that the family that came to England were Flemish weavers.

4.A0.30 Jane Moss Wanostrocht (1854-1934)

In memory of

JANE MOSS WANOSTROCHT BORN JUNE 8TH 1854 DIED SEPT. 3RD 1934

Cross on 2 plinths. The marriage of Vincent Wanostrocht to Jane Elizabeth Horsfall was registered 1846/Q2 Otley (Yorks). The birth of Jane Wanostrocht was registered 1854/Q3 Croydon.


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In the 1871 census at Hawksworth Hall, Hawksworth (Yorks): Timothy Horsfall, aged 76, widower, magistrate retired merchant, born at Bingley (Yorks), Jane Wanostrocht, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Bingley, Isabella Hanson, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Bingley, Mary Wanostrocht, aged 23, unmarried, grand-daughter, born at Bootle (Lancs), Edith Wanostrocht, aged 21, unmarried, grand-daughter, born at Bromble (Ches), Jane M Wanostrocht, aged 15, grand-daughter, born at Mitcham (Surrey), and three servants. In the 1881 census at 22 Drewton Street, Bradford (Yorks): Jane Wanostrocht, aged 26, unmarried, visitor, born at Mitcham (Surrey), Annie Wanostrocht, aged 23, unmarried, visitor, born at Beddington (Surrey). In the 1881 census at 28 Sion Hill, Bath: Vincent Wanostrocht, aged 68, widower, civil engineer, born at Camberwell (Surrey), daughter Mary, aged 33, born at Bootle (Lancs), and four servants. From the burial register: Jane Moss Wanostrocht, aged 80, of 2 Tilehurst Villas, Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 7 Sep 1934. From the National Probate Calendar 1935: WANOSTROCHT Jane Moss of 2 Tilehurst Villas Sion Hill Bath spinster died 3 September 1934 Probate Bristol 10 August to Henry Gabriel Sheldon solicitor William Arthur Tindall retired captain H.M. army and Edward Nicholas Wanostrocht insurance secretary. By decree date 26 July 1935. Effects £12576 18s. 5d.

4.A0.31 Mary Bamford (1864-1929) Lucy Anne Lane (1855-1949)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE

OF MARY BAMFORD

BORN OCTOBER 3RD 1864, DIED NOVEMBER 3RD 1929.

ALSO LUCY ANNE LANE,

ENTERED INTO REST APRIL 10TH 1949.

Cross on 3 plinths. From the burial register: Mary Bamford, aged 65, of 43 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 6 Nov 1929. From the National Probate Calendar 1930. BAMFORD Mary of 43 St. James-square Bath spinster died 3 November 1929 Probate London 3 January to Eliza Bamford spinster and Samuel Mayell farmer. Effects £14683 14s.


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From the burial register: Lucy Anne Lane, aged 93, of Woodside, Southstoke Rd, Bath, was buried on 14 Apr 1949.

4.A0.32 Edward Adolf Sonnenschein (1851-1929) Edith Annesley Sonnenschein (1855-1942) Christopher Edward Sonnenschein (1887-1914)

Headstone: IN REMEMBRANCE

OF EDWARD ADOLF SONNENSCHEIN M.A. D.LITT.

BORN NOVEMBER 20TH 1851 DIED SEPTEMBER 2ND 1929

“GRANT I HAVE MASTERED LEARNED CRABBED TEXTS

STILL THERE THE COMMENT LET ME KNOW ALL.”

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HIS WIFE EDITH ANNESLEY

BORN MARCH 14TH 1855 DIED SEPT. 17TH 1942.

FELIX MECO TIO SIBI PROPOSITO CUI UXOR OFFICIO ASSIDUA ADSTABAT

Footstone:

IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER

EDWARD SONNENSCHEIN (“SUNNY”)

BORN MARCH 5. 1887. PERISHED ON THE ASCENT TO THE PIZ-SOL FEB. 2.1914

LEFT BY HIS BEREAVED PARENTS AMONGST THE FRIENDS

AND NEAR TO THE MOUNTAINS THAT HE LOVED SO WELL

The birth of Edward Adolf Sonnenschein was registered 1851/Q4 Islington. The birth of William Swann Sonnenschein was registered 1855/Q2 Islington (later adopted the surname Stallybrass). The birth of Edith Annesley Bolton was registered 1855/Q2 Chichester. The death of Sarah Robinson Sonnenschein, aged 49, was registered 1871/Q1 Hackney. In the 1871 census at 22 Evering Villas, Hackney, London: Edward A Sonnenschein, aged 45, widower, teacher of German &c, born in Moravia Austria Nat[uralise]d, children: Edward A, aged 19, born at Islington, William S, aged 15, born at Islington, and Franklin J, aged 13, born at Islington, a boarder and two servants. The marriage of Edward Adolf Sonnenschein to Edith Annesley Bolton was registered 1884/Q4 Kingston. The death of Edward A Sonnenschein, aged 77, was registered 1929/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Adolf Sonnenschein, aged 77, of 4 Sion Hill Place, Bath, was buried on 5 Sep 1929. The funeral service was held at Bath Abbey. There was an obituary in The Times of Tue 3 Sep 1929 (p14; Issue 45298; col E) and an appreciation from Professor J H Muirhead in The Times of Sat 7 Sep 1929 (p14; Issue 45302; col D). From the burial register: Edith Annesley Sonnenschein, aged 87, of Sion Hill Place, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 21 Sep 1942.


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The University of Birmingham’s description of The Classical Association Annual Conference 2007 includes “Classics has been taught at the University of Birmingham since its foundation in 1900. It was here that E.A. Sonnenschein pioneered the idea of bringing ancient Greek literature to students with no school Greek by working with texts in translation.” Publications include: A New English Grammar Based on the Recommendations of the Joint Committee on Grammatical Terminology by Edward Adolf Sonnenschein, Clarendon Press, 1917 Ora Maritima A Latin Story for Beginners With Grammar and Exercises by E. A. Sonnenschein, D. Litt., Oxon. Emeritus Professor of Latin and Greek University of Birmingham, Macmillan, 1927 Pro Patria: A Latin Story for Beginners, Being a Sequel to 'Ora Maritima', with Grammar and Exercise by Edward Adolf Sonnenschein A Greek Grammar for Schools: Based on the Principles and Requirements of the Grammatical Society by Edward Adolf Sonnenschein From Alumni Oxonienses: Sonnenschein, Edward Adolf, 1s. Adolf, of London arm. UNIVERSITY COLL. matric. 14 Oct., 1871, aged 19; scholar 1871-4, B.A. 1876, M.A. 1878.

The birth of Christopher E Sonnenschein was registered 1887Q2 King’s Norton. In the 1891 census at 116 Greenfield Road, Harborne (Staffs): Edward J Sonnenschein, aged 5, born at Birmingham, Christopher E Sonnenschein, aged 4, born at Birmingham, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Bromsgrove School: Christopher Edward Sonnenschein, aged 14, boarder, born at Birmingham. Piz Sol is a mountain in the Swiss Todi range with a height of 2849m. From the National Probate Calendar 1914: SONNENSCHEIN Christopher Edward of 30 Calthorpe-road Birmingham engineer died 22 February 1914 at Ragaz Switzerland Administration Birmingham 21 March to Edward Adolf Sonnenschein professor of classics in the University of Birmingham. Effects £91 5s. 6d.


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From the burial register: Christopher Sonnenschein, of 4 Sion Hill Place, Bath, was buried on 25 Sep 1930. It would seem that, as the text implies, he was initially buried in Switzerland and then re-buried in this cemetery.

4.A0.32A John Huntley Thring (1854-1928) Mabel Thring (1858-1934)

South: JOHN HUNTLEY THRING, DIED JULY 5. 1928, AGED 74.

AND HIS WIFE MABEL THRING, DIED JUNE 15. 1934, AGED 74.

Edging in rough granite with uprights at the corners. The whole grave has tipped to the north. In the 1861 census at Alford House, Alford (Som): J G D Thring, aged 76, clergyman without cure of souls magistrate, born at Brishstrow? (Wilts), wife Sarah, aged 70, born at Evercreech (Som), Theodore Thring, aged 44, married, son, barrister in practice, born at Alford, Julia Jane Thring, aged 35, son’s wife, born at Marylebone, John Huntley Thring, aged 7, grandson, born at Marylebone, and three other grandchildren, two servants, Godfrey Thring, aged 38, unmarried, son, rector of Alford with Horn....., born at Alford, and nine servants. The marriage of John Huntley Thring to Mabel Sherston was registered 1890/Q3 Shepton Mallet. In the 1901 census at Alford House, Alford (Som): John Huntley Thring, aged 47, JP Somerset, born at St George Hanover Sq, London, wife Mabel, aged 40, born at Cirencester (Glos), children: Winifred May, aged 9, born at Kensington, and Ethel, aged 7, born at Kensington, a governess and seven servants. From the burial register: John Huntley Thring, aged 74, of 1 Springfield Place, Bath, was buried on 9 Jul 1928. From the burial register: Mabel Thring, aged 75, of 66 Regents Park Road, was buried on 18 Jun 1934. From Alumni Oxonienses:


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Thring, John Huntley, 1s. Theodore, of London, arm. BRASENOSE COLL., matric. 23 May, 1872, aged 18; See Eton School Lists.


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4.B.1 Sarah Louisa Cruttwell (1784-1850) James Cruttwell (1772-)


SARAH LOUISA WIDOW OF THE LATE JAMES CRUTTWELL ESQRE OF SHERBORNE

WHO DIED AT 17 GAY ST IN THIS CITY ON THE 14TH MARCH 1850

IN THE 69TH YEAR OF HER AGE

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 26 Oct 1772 at Sherborne (Dorset): James Crutwell, son of William & Martha Crutwell. [IGI]. Will of William Cruttwell, Printer of Sherborne, Dorset, date 15 Mar 1802, PROB 11/1422. Will of Martha Cruttwell, Widow of Sherborne, Dorset, date 23 Dec 1823, PROB 11/1678. James Cruttwell was a printer at Sherborne. (The latest date found so far for something printed by him is 1817. No will has been found.) From the burial register: Sarah Louisa Cruttwell, aged 65, of 17 Gay Street, was buried on 20 Mar 1850. Will of Sarah Louisa Cruttwell, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 15 Jun 1850, PROB 11/2114.

4.B.1A Elizabeth Gillin (1799-1866) Henry Gillin (1838-1877)

SACRED to the Memory

of ELIZABETH GILLIN

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JUNE 2ND 1866 AGED 60 YEARS

BE MERCIFUL UNTO ME O LORD MERCIFUL UNTO ME ............... TRUSTETH IN THE .................. THE SHADOW OF THE .............. BE MY ...............

Slab. Incised inscription faces west.


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In the 1851 census at 22 Eldern Place, St Saviours, Bath: Philip Sartain, aged 31, farm labourer, born at Charlcombe (Som), wife Caroline, aged 31, born at Bristol, Henry Gillen, aged 12, nephew, born at Bath, George Sartain, aged 4, son, born at Bath, and Charles Sartain, aged 3, son, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 1 Mount Pleasant: Henry Gillin, aged 22, lodger, coachman, born at Bath. The death of Elizabeth Gillin, aged 60, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Gillin, aged 60, of Northampton Street, was buried on 24 Jun 1866. From the burial register: Henry Gillin, aged 38, of 8 Margarets Buildings, was buried on 19 Mar 1877.

4.B.2 Joseph Triggs (1795-1860)

No memorial found. In the 1841 census at Worcester Place, Bath: Joseph Triggs, aged 45, mason, not born in Somerset, and Hannah Triggs, aged 55, laundress, not born in Somerset. From the burial register: Joseph Triggs, aged 64, of Worcester Place, was buried on 18 May 1860.

4.B.2A Marianne Harriette Matthews (1856-1875)

North: [In loving Memory of]

MARIANNE HARRIETTE MATTHEWS WHO DIED IN BATH 4TH AUGUST 1875

AGED 19.

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of Marianne Harriette Matthews was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Colquhoun. From the burial register: Marianne Harriette Matthews, aged 19, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 9 Aug 1875.


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4.B.3 Ann Weston (1797-1858) Elizabeth Gingell (1816-1879) George Sowerby Weston (1804-1886) Henry Gingell (1814-1880)

North: TO THE MEMORY OF

ANN WIFE OF GEORGE SOWERBY WESTON

BORN JUNE 17TH 1787 DIED OCTR .. .... IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH GINGELL THE BELOVED [WIFE OF .....

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ............... BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH [DIE IN THE LORD]

South:

also to the memory of GEORGE SOWERBY WESTON

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 30TH 1886 AGED 82 THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH NEITHER SORROW NO CRYING NEITHER [SHALL THERE]

BE ANY MORE PAIN FOR THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY REV. XIV.4

............................. HENRY GINGELL WHO [DEPARTED THIS LIFE .....] 30TH 1880 AGED 65 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. Inscriptions partially obscured on both the southern and northern sides by ant hills. The marriage of Henry Gingell to Elizabeth Dolman at St Swithin’s, Bath was registered 1843/Q3 Bath. On 1 Oct 1850 at Bristol George Sowerby Weston, aged 46, married Ann Oakes, daughter of Joseph Dolman (registered 1850/Q4 Bristol). From the burial register: Ann Weston, aged 61, of York Place, was buried on 15 Oct 1858. In the 1861 census at 15 Broad Street, Bath: Henry Gingell, aged 46, accountant, born at Bath, and wife Elizabeth, aged 45, born at Calne (Wilts). In the 1861 census at 1 York Place, Bath: George Weston, aged 57, widower, butcher, born at Bristol (Som), a servant and a visitor. In the 1871 census at 9 Bathwick Street, Bath: Henry Gingell, aged 56, clerk to a butcher, born at Bath, and wife Elizabeth, aged 55, born at Calne (Wilts). From the burial register: Elizabeth Gingell, aged 63, of Batheaston, was buried on 21 Oct 1879. From the burial register: Henry Gingell, aged 65, of 33 Thomas Street, was buried on 2 Feb 1880. From the National Probate Calendar 1880: 17 February. The Will of Henry Gingell late of 33 Thomas-street Walcot in the City of Bath Commercial Clerk who died 30 January 1880 at 33


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Thomas-street was proved at the Principal Registry by George Sowerby Weston of the Parish of Batheaston in the County of Somerset Cattle Dealer and William Northway Giles of 33 Thomas-street Builder the Executors. Personal Estate under £300. The death of George Sowerby Weston, aged 82, was registered 1886/Q2 Bath. No entry found in the burial order book. From the National Probate Calendar 1886: 22 September. The Will of George Sowerby Weston late of Nightingale Cottage in the Parish of Batheaston in the County of Somerset Gentleman who died 30 August 1886 at Nightingale Cottage was proved at Bristol by John Ralph of 12 Vineyards in the City of Bath Accountant the sole Executor. Personal Estate £1,384 0s. 5d.

4.B.3A Mary Campbell (1795-1857)

Slab with bevelled edges on the northern, eastern and southern sides, with a raised cross facing east. A large ant hill covers part of the northern side. No MI apparent. From the burial order book (but not the burial register): Mary Campbell, aged 62, of Bladuds Buildings, was buried on 8 Dec 1857.

4.B.4 James Spence (1795-1860) Frances Harriett Spence (1797-1882) Harriet Anne Stewart (1799-1862) Henry Stewart

West: IN MEMORY OF

LIEUT. COLONEL JAMES SPENCE. C.B. LATE OF H. M. 31ST REGT

BORN JANY 20TH 1795 DIED OCTR 8TH 1860.

THIS MONUMENT

IS ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING WIDOW AS WELL TO RECORD HIS GALLANTRY

OF A BRAVE AND DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER AS TO COMMEMORATE THE VIRTUES OF A GOOD SON

A KIND AND GENEROUS BROTHER, AN AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND A TRUSTY FRIEND, AND UPRIGHT MAN

AND A SINCERE CHRISTIAN

Obelisk in grey granite. In the 1851 census as lodgers at 45 Upper Berkeley Street, Marylebone, London: James Spence, aged 56, Lieutenant Colonel of the 31


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South:

COLONEL SPENCE SERVED WITH DISTINCTION

IN THE MEMORABLE CAMPAIGN OF SUTLEJ AND WAS IN COMMAND OF HIS REGT

AT THE BATTLES OF MOODKEE, FERIZESHAH AND ALWAL

AND OF A BRIGADE AT THE GLORIOUS AND DECISIVE BATTLE

OF SOERAO

FRANCES HARRIETT SPENCE WIDOW OF LT COLONEL JAMES SPENCE. C.B.

LATE 31ST REGIMENT DIED AT BATH THE 20TH SEPTEMBER 1882, AGED 85.

AND IS INTERRED IN THIS VAULT ―

SHE WAS A SINCERE CHRISTIAN AND LOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER.

North: WITHIN THIS VAULT

ALSO DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF HARRIET ANNE STEWART

WIDOW OF THE LATE REVD HENRY STEWART. D.D.

VICAR OF MOATHILL IN THE COUNTY OF WATERFORD IRELAND

OBT APRIL 2ND 1862 ÆT 63

Regiment, born in Staffordshire, wife Fanny, aged 55, born in Cheshire, and a servant. From the burial register: James Spence, aged 65, of Gay Street, was buried on 13 Oct 1860. James Spence was commissioned in 1808 and was with the Thirty First in the 1st Afghan War, 1839-1842, as a captain. He stayed on to serve throughout the Sutlej Campaign, 1845-1846 and assumed command of the Thirty First at the battle of Moodkee, when the Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Byrne was wounded. He remained in command for the battles of Ferozeshah, where he personally led the attack on foot, Badowal and Aliwal. He was promoted lieutenant colonel in December 1845 and was appointed to command the 1st Brigade for Sobraon, (where his horse was killed under him), the final action of the campaign. For his distinguished services, Lieutenant Colonel James Spence was made a Companion of the Bath. He retired as lieutenant colonel in 1848 although the entry in the 1851 census suggests that he continued in this role. The medals of Lieutenant Colonel James Spence CB of the 31st Huntingdonshire Regiment held at the regimental museum of The Queen’s Royal Surrey Regiment are: Companion or the Order of the Bath and The Sutlej Medal with clasps 'Ferozoshah' 'Aliwal' ' Sobraon'. From the burial register: Harriet Anne Stewart, aged 63, of 11 Gay Street, was buried on 8 Apr 1862. In the 1871 census at 1 Royal Crescent, Bath: Frances H Spence, aged 74, widow, income from house property & dividends, born at Stockport (Ches), and two servants. In the 1881 census at 1 Royal Crescent, Bath: Frances H Spence, aged 84, widow, income from ..... &c, born at Stockport (Ches), Louisa Morgan, aged 57, unmarried, cousin, born at Kildare, Ireland, and two servants. From the burial register: Frances Harriette Spence, aged 85, of 1 Royal Crescent, was buried on 25 Sep 1882.


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4.B.4A George Robert Skinner (1805-1856) Jane Maria Skinner (1826-1870) George Skinner (1797-1872)

IN MEMORY OF GEORGE ROBERT SKINNER H.E.I.C.S.

BODY GUARD BENGAL ARMY ELDEST SON OF

GEORGE SKINNER ESQRE BATH BORN SEPTR 16TH 1805. DIED MARCH 26TH 1856.

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF

JANE MARIA SKINNER ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED AT BATH APRIL 2ND 1870 AGED 43 YEARS

MUCH BELOVED AND REGRETTED PHIL. I.25

ALSO IN MEMORY OF

GEORGE SKINNER ESQRE WHO DIED AT BATH NOVR 12TH 1872

AGED 75 YEARS ―•―

HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE

JM XI.25

Slab. From the burial register: George Robert Skinner, aged 50, of 20 Belmont, was buried on 2 Apr 1856. The death of Jane Maria Skinner, aged 43, was registered 1870/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Maria Skinner, aged 43, of Widcombe, was buried on 30 Apr 1870. From the National Probate Calendar 1870: 1 November. The Will of Jane Maria Skinner late of Violet Bank Widcombe in the City and Borough of Bath Spinster deceased who died 24 April 1870 at Violet Bank aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of George Skinner of the City of Bath Surgeon the Father the sole Executor. Effects under £1,000. In the 1871 census at 4 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: George Skinner, aged 74, retired surgeon, born at Lydeard St Lawrence (Som), wife Ann, aged 67, born at Milverton (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: George Skinner, aged 75, of Widcombe, was buried on 19 Nov 1872. From the National Probate Calendar 1873: 28 January. The Will of George Skinner late of 4 Macaulay-buildings in the City of Bath Gentleman was proved at Bristol by William Edward Perham of Wrington (near Bristol) in the County of Somerset Solicitor and George Henry Skinner of Velwell House in the Parish of St. David in the City of Exeter Commercial Traveller the Nephew the Executors. Effects under £8,000.


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4.B.5 Felix Parkinson (1804-1849)

North: IN MEMORY OF

FELIX PARKINSON NOVR 4TH 1849

F.P.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1841 census at Princes Buildings, Bath: Felix Parkinson, aged 28, surgeon dentist, not born in Somerset, Frances Parkinson, aged 35, not born in Somerset, Louisa Salter, aged 30, independent, not born in Somerset, and four servants. From the burial register: Felix Parkinson, aged 45, of Princes Buildings, was buried on 10 Nov 1849. Will of Felix Parkinson, Surgeon, Dentist of Bath, Somerset, date 22 Dec 1849, PROB 11/2105.

4.B.5A Elizabeth Bruton (1845-1869) William Bruton (1806-1885) Harriet Bruton (1805-1888)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census in the household of John H Pinder, precentor of Wells Cathedral, at Bath Road, Wells: William Bruton, aged 45, married house servant, born at Chilcompton (Som). In the 1851 census at Chilcompton (Som): Harriot Bruton, aged 44, butler’s wife, born at Tidmom (sic) (Glos), and children: William, aged 17, labourer, born at Bath, Harriot, aged 13, domestic servant, born at Lime House (Middx), Charlotte, aged 10, born at St Pankress (sic) (Middx), and Elizabeth, aged 6, born at Chilcompton. In the 1861 census at 2 Cloase Hall, Wells (Som): Harriet Bruton, aged 59, married, lodging house keeper, birthplace not specified, children: Harriet, aged 23, born at Lime House (Middx), and Elizabeth, aged 16, dressmaker, born at Chilcompton (Som), and a lodger. From the burial register: Elizabeth Bruton, aged 24, of Charlecombe, was buried on 5 Jul 1869.


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In the 1871 census at Wilton Villa, Walcot, Bath: Harriet Bruton, aged 66, married, lodging house keeper, born at Tiddenham (Glos), and a servant. In the 1881 census at 4 Portland Place, Bath: William Bruton, aged 75, butler, born at Chilcompton (Som), wife Harriett, aged 75, housekeeper, born at Tidenham (Glos), and children: Charlotte, aged 41, unmarried, cook domestic servant, born in London, and Harriet, aged 43, unmarried, lady’s maid, born in London. From the burial register: William Bruton, aged 79, of 29 Richmond Place, was buried on 4 Jul 1885. From the burial register: Harriet Bruton, aged 82, of 6 Malvern Villas, was buried on 17 Feb 1888.

4.B.6 Henry Lambert Fitzjames (1803-1848)

TO THE MEMORY OF LAMBERT FITZJAMES

NOV: 2: 1848 AGED 45 YEARS

Slab. Will of Michael Fitzjames, late Farmer, now Gentleman of Bathwick, Somerset, date 14 May 1834, PROB 11/1831. The ‘farmer’ might be ‘furrier’ instead. The will is reported to have left the estate to wife Caroline and sons Henry Lambert and Edward Michael. In the 1841 census at Bartlett Street, Bath: Henry Fitzjames, aged 35, furrier, born in Somerset, Lucy Fitzjames, aged 30, not born in Somerset, Lucy Fitzjames, aged 15, born in Somerset, Henry Fitzjames, aged 14, born in Somerset, Robert Fitzjames, aged 12, born in Somerset, Anna Fitzjames, aged 11, born in Somerset, Fanny Fogden, aged 30, not born in Somerset, and two servants. From the burial register: Henry Lambert Fitzjames, aged 45, of 7 Princes Buildings, was buried on 8 Nov 1848.


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In the 1851 census at 3 Prospect Place, Bath: Henry Fitzjames, aged 23, furrier, born at Bath, wife Margaret, aged 24, born at Bath, two children and one servant.

4.B.6A Jane Eliza Knox (1792-1865) Helen Caroline Knox (1834-1875) Jane Eliza Knox (1820-1894)


JANE ELIZA WIDOW OF CAPTN KNOX 87TH ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS

AND YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF CAPTAIN F. GRANT GORDON R.N.

OF THE ISLAND OF ANTIGUA DIED AT BRIGHTON

SEPTR 9TH 1865 Also

TO THE MEMORY OF HELENA CAROLINE KNOX

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE DIED FEBY 1ST 1875

WHEN I AWAKE I AM WITH THEE

Also TO THE MEMORY OF JANE ELIZA KNOX

ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT EASTBOURNE

ON THE .. ..NE 1894

Headstone (without a sign of an inscription) and a slab. The slab is in the process of delaminating, this being most pronounced at the foot. In the 1861 census at 5 Edward Street, Bathwick, Bath: Jane E Knox, aged 55, widow, military officer’s widow, born at Bath, Jane E Knox, aged 28, unmarried, daughter, born at Ithaca Ionian BS, Helena C Knox, aged 26, unmarried, daughter, born at Ithaca Ionian BS, Georgiana M Barrington, aged 30, married, daughter, born at Ithaca Ionian BS, Florina Barrington, aged 6, grand-daughter, born at the Cape of Good Hope, Wm Gordon S S Barrington, aged 4, grandson, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Jane Eliza Knox, aged 73, of Brighton, was buried on 16 Sep 1865. From the burial register: Helen Caroline Knox, aged 40, of 10 South Parade, was buried on 8 Feb 1875. From the burial register: Jane Eliza Knox, aged 73, of Eastbourne, was buried on 22 Jun 1894.


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4.B.7 William Harris (1798-1848) Elizabeth Angell (1807-1855) Amelia Harris (1810-1879) Mary Ann Harris (1802-1883) Mary Angell (1837-1888)

[IN REMEMBR]ANCE OF .......ZA

............ MAY 22ND 1848 .........S

........MEMORY OF .......FE

.........ATE MOTHER ..............GELL OF THIS CITY

[AND DAUGHTER OF TH]E ABOVE ..................45 YEARS

Slab. The birth of Elizabeth Angell was registered 1843/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harris. The birth of Emily Angell was registered 1845/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harris. From the burial register: William Harris, aged 49, of Kingsmead Terrace, was buried on 29 May 1848. In the 1851 census at 12 Vineyards, Bath: George Angell, aged 43, linen draper assistant, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 42, linen draper assistant, born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 7, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 5, born at Bath, Amelia Harris, aged 35, unmarried, visitor, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Angell, aged 48, of Cleveland Place, was buried on 24 Dec 1855. The death of Amelia Harris, aged 68, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Amelia Harris, aged 68, of Swainswick, was buried on 12 Mar 1879. From the burial register: Mary Ann Harris, aged 80, of Highbury Cottage, was buried on 14 Mar 1883. From the burial register: Mary Angell, aged 50, of Hawthorns, Charlecombe, was buried on 18 May 1888.


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4.B.8 Jane Hewitt (1758-1848) John Hewitt (1756-1804)

BENEATH THIS STONE ARE INTERRED

THE MORTAL REMAINS OF THE HONBLE JANE HEWITT

RELICT OF THE HONBLE AND

VERY REVD JOHN HEWITT DEAN OF CLOYNE. SHE DIED AT BATH

ON THE 22: OF MAY 1848 IN THE 90: YEAR

OF HER AGE.

Slab. From the burial register: The Hon Jane Hewitt, aged 89, of 3 Oxford Row, was buried on 30 May 1848. Will of The Honorable Jane Hewitt, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 21 Jun 1848, PROB 11/2076. Cloyne is a small cathedral town to the south-east of the town of Midleton in eastern County Cork.

4.B.8A Helen Boland (1777-1855)

North: HELEN

RELICT OF LIEUT. COL: BOLAND. BORN

17TH AUGUST 1777. DIED

15TH NOVEMBER 1855. Steeply pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 12 Bennett Street, Bath: Helen Boland, aged 72, widow, Lieut Col’s widow, born in the West Indies, Helen Boland, aged 48, unmarried, daughter, born at Bath, and a lady’s maid. From the burial register: Helen Boland, aged 78, of Gay Street, was buried on 21 Nov 1855.


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4.B.9 Charles Henry Thomas (1804-1866) Lewis Thomas (-1824) Mary Hurst Thomas (1813-1904) Charles Henry Thomas (1850-1853) Lewis Frederick Hurst Thomas (1852-1870) Charlotte Thomas (1856-1859)

I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH


MAJOR CHARLES HENRY THOMAS FORMERLY OF THE BENGAL ARMY

ELDEST SON OF THE LATE

GENERAL LEWIS THOMAS C.B. WHO DIED AT BATH JAN. 5TH 1866

AGED 60 ALSO OF

MARY HURST WIDOW OF THE ABOVE NAMED

WHO DIED AT BATH OCT. 24TH 1904 AGED 91

AND WHOSE REMAINS ARE INTERRED NEAR THIS PLACE

AND OF THEIR CHILDREN CHARLES HENRY

DIED MAY 23RD 1853 AND 1 YEAR 11 MONTHS LEWIS FREDRICK HURST

DIED MARCH 30TH 1870 AGED 7 YEARS CHARLOTTE FLORENCE

DIED NOV. 13TH 1859 AGED 3 YEARS ―•―

RESURGAM

Slab. Published in Irish Family History Journal of the Irish Family History Society Vol. 9, 1993. pp. 39-54 St. David's Church Naas. Co. Kildare: THOMAS Sacred to the memory of Major General Lewis Thomas C.B. Colonel of the 3rd Regt. of Foot Bengal Army E.I.C.S son of Lewis Thomas esqr. Brookhill Co Kilkenny & Grandson of tile Rt. Honble Sir Edward Lovett Pearce. He entered the service in 1788 & distinguishing himself received the public thanks of the Government twice & of the commanders in chief on the field. He died the 3rd May 1824 at Cawnpore in command & in humble & devout gratitude to Almighty God for the manifold blessings enjoyed by him thr'o life Bequeathed for the benefit of the poor of the parish church of NAAS £20 per annum for ever to the Ministers and Churchwardens trustees Will of Lewis Thomas, Colonel Commanding a Regiment in the Army of the English East India Company on the Bengal Establishment of Bengal, East Indies, date 31 Aug 1825, PROB 11/1703. The marriage of Charles Henry Thomas to Mary Hurst Cruttwell was registered 1850/Q3 Axbridge. In the 1851 census at 9 Paragon Buildings, Bath: Charles H Thomas, aged 47, Capt (RE) HEIC, born in the East Indies British Subject, and wife Mary H, aged 37, born at the Cape of Good Hope British Subject. The birth of Lewis Frederick Hurst Thomas was registered 1852 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cruttwell. The birth of Frances Mary Thomas was registered 1854 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cruttwell.


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The birth of Charlotte Florence Thomas was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cruttwell. The birth of Arthur Charles Henry Thomas was registered 1859 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cruttwell. From the burial register: Charles Henry Thomas, aged 2, of 25 Belvedere, was buried on 8 May 1853. From the burial register: Charlotte Thomas, aged 3, of Bathwick, was buried on 18 Nov 1859. In the 1861 census at 26 Henrietta Street, Bath: Chas Hy Thomas, aged 57, retired Major (Indian Company), born at Berhampore, India (B S), wife Mary H, aged 49, born at Capr of Good Hope, Africa (B S), children: Lewis F H, aged 9, born at Bath, Frances M, aged 1, born at Bath, and Arthur C H, aged 0, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Charles Henry Thomas, aged 61, of Bathwick, was buried on 12 Jan 1866. From the burial register: Lewis Frederick Hurst Thomas, aged 17, of Henrietta Street, was buried on 6 Apr 1870. See 4.A3.29A for the grave of Mary Hurst Thomas (1813-1904).

4.B.9A Ann Fast (1789-1850) John Wells Fast John Wells Fast Scrivener (1844-1851) Emma Mary Howorth (1849-1932)

North, pitched face: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ANN

RELICT OF MAJOR GENL JOHN WELLS FAST OF THE BENGAL ARMY WHO DIED AT BATH

THE 4TH APRIL 1850 AGED 61 ALSO

JOHN WELLS FAST SCRIVENER GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED ON THE 7TH OF FEBRUARY 1871

AGED 6 YEARS THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD TAKETH AWAY [BLESSED BE] THE NAME OF THE LORD.

North, border:

EMMA MARY HOWORTH DIED 28TH APRIL 1932 AGED 87

Tomb the upper portion of which is pitched 4 ways. There are remains of a white surface pigment. The inscriptions are on the pitched surfaces and on a band around the upper portion of the tomb. The inscribed inscriptions have a black pigment. Discolouration by white lichen makes this difficult to read.


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Rhoda Elizabeth Howorth (1846-1853)

South, pitched face: TO THE MEMORY OF

GENERAL JOHN WELLS FAST LATE OF THE BENGAL ARMY

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT SEA ON HIS PASSAGE TO ENGLAND THE 18TH MARCH 1849 AGED 68

ALSO TO MARY ANN THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED AT SEA ON HER PASSAGE TO ENGLAND

ON THE 9TH MARCH 1849 AGED 42

East, pitched face: ALSO

RHODA ELIZABETH

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 8TH OF MAY 1853

AGED 6 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE .....

......................................... BENGAL ARMY AND GRANDDAUGHTER

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

From The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for Broitish India and its Dependencies vol 7 Jan-Jun 1819 p192 in a list of adjustments of rank: 17th Reg. N.I. Maj. John Wells Fast, date of rank 1st April 1818 British Library - Military Department Special Collections: Collection 136 IOR/L/MIL/5/391, Coll 136 1813-1828 Original and copy correspondence and minutes on the request of suspended Lt-Col John Wells Fast, Bengal Army, for permission to return to India. Will of John Wells Fast, Major General in the Military Service of the East India Company on their Bengal Establishment of Calcutta, East Indies, date 5 Jul 1849, PROB 11/2096. From the burial register: Ann Fast, aged 61, of 25 Queen Square, was buried on 11 Apr 1850. Born on 20 Nov 1844 in Bengal: John Wells Fast Scrivenor, son of Francis & Rhoda Scrivenor [IGI]. From the burial register: John Wells Fast Scrivener, aged 6, of 25 Queen Square, was buried on 11 Feb 1851. The reference to to ‘Rhoda Elizabeth’ who died in 1853 is to Rhoda Elizabeth Howorth who is buried in the adjacent row at 4.A/A0.9A. From the burial register: Emma Mary Howorth, aged 82, of Weston-super-Mare, was buried on 2 May 1932. From the burial order book the burial was at 4.A.9A. From the National Probate Calendar 1932: HOWORTH Emma Mary of 39 Severn-avenue Weston-super-Mare spinster died 28 April 1932 Probate Bristol 13 September to Walter Rice Powell and Ernest Walter Powell solicitors. Effects £840 8s. 6d. See also 4.A.9A.

4.B.10 Elizabeth Ford (1778-1854) Ann Sophia Ford (1784-1862) John Newton Ford (1781-1863)

IN MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH FORD OF BATH

DIED JANY 8TH 1854 AGED 76

IN MEMORY OF HER SISTER ANN SOPHIA

DIED JUNE 6TH 186[2]


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Mary Frances Ford (1808-1868)

AGED 78

IN MEMORY OF JOHN NEWTON FORD ESQRE

WHO DIED AT ST HELIER JERSEY JULY 11TH 1863

AGED 86 IN MEMORY OF

MARY FRANCES FORD WHO DIED AT BATH

JULY 8TH 1868 AGED 60

Tomb with a curved upper surface. In the 1851 census at 3 Montpelier: Elizabeth Ford, aged 73, unmarried, fundholder & annuitant, born at Birmingham, Ann S Ford, aged 66, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Birmingham, a visitor and two servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Ford, aged 76, of Monpelier, was buried on 14 Jan 1854. Will of Elizabeth Ford, Spinster of Bath, Somerset, date 9 Feb 1855, PROB 11/2206. In the 1861 census at Primrose Cottage, 4 St Luke Place, St Saviour, Jersey: John Newton Ford, aged 80, married, annuitant, born in England, and a servant. From the burial register: Ann Sophia Ford, aged 78, of 3 Montpelier, was buried on 13 Jun 1862. From the National Probate Calendar 1862: 30 June. The Will of Ann Sophia Ford late of 3 Montpellier in the City of Bath Spinster deceased who died 6 June 1862 at 3 Montpellier aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oaths of Mary Frances Ford of 3 Montpellier aforesaid Spinster the Sister and Adelaide Lucy Fenton of the same place Spinster the Executrixes. Effects under £5,000. From the burial register: Mary Frances Ford, aged 80, of 5 Oxford Row, was buried on 14 Jul 1868. From the National Probate Calendar 1868: 20 July. The Will with a Codicil of Mary Frances Ford late of 5 Oxford-row in the City of Bath Spinster deceased who died 8 July 1868 at 5 Oxford-row aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of Adelaide Lucy Fenton of St. John’s Villa in the Parish of Clifton in the City and County of Bristol Spinster one of the Executors. Effects under £3,000.

4.B.10A Anne England (-1848) Edomine O’Brien England (1849-1956) Nancy England (1827-1907)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF ANNE R[ELI]CT OF

LIEUTT GENERAL ENGLAND WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MAY 25TH 1848 AGED 86

Also [TO] THE MEMORY OF

Slab, the lower part of which is covered by an ant hill.


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... O’BRIEN ENGLAND GRANDCHILD

From the burial register: Ann England, aged 26, of Portland Place, was buried on 1 Jun 1848. The birth of Catherine England was registered 1845 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fountayne Wilson. The birth of Theodosia England was registered 1846 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fountayne Wilson. The birth of Andrew Fountayne England was registered 1848 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fountayne Wilson. The birth of Edomine O’Brien England was registered 1849 Bath, mother’s maiden name Fountayne Wilson. In the 1851 census at 8 Portland Place, Bath: Sir Richard England, aged 57, Colonel Army half-pay KCB, born at Detroit Canada BS, wife Theodosia, aged 29, born at Welton Doncaster York, children: Louisa, aged 18, born at Cape of Good Hope BS, Catherine, aged 5, born at Bath, Theodosia, aged 4, born at Bath, A Fountayne (son), aged 2, born at Bath, and Edomine (daughter), aged 1, born at Bath, and six servants. From the burial register: Edomine O’Brien England, aged 7, of 8 Portland Place, was buried on 31 Dec 1856. In the 1881 census at 10 Chester Street, Belgrave, London: Richard England, aged 87, widower, Knt Gen retired, born in Canada, daughter Nancy, aged 54, unmarried, born in Ireland, and seven servants. In the 1891 census at 45 St James Square, Bath: Nancy England, aged 64, unmarried, living on own means, born in Ireland, and three servants. In the 1901 census at 45 St James Square, Bath: Nancy England, aged 74, unmarried, living on own means, born in Ireland, and two servants. From the burial register: Nancy England, aged 80, of 45 St James Square, was buried on 14 Jul 1907.


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4.B.11 James Jones (1795-1850) Sophia Jones (1789-1853)

Cross-piece: IAS. IONES

Around circle:

XXXV YEARS CARVER IN BATH

Vertical part of cross: Æ 55

DIED SEPT 17

1850. Slab:

ALSO SOPHIA HIS WIFE DIED AUGST 8TH 1853

AGED 64

Slab with a raised cast metal Celtic cross with fleur de lys ends. In the 1841 census at Harington Place, Bath: James Jones, aged 45, carver, born in Somerset, Sophia Jones, aged 40, born in Somerset, and Jane Gibbs, aged 15, born in Somerset. From the burial register: James Jones, aged 55, of Harrington Place, was buried on 23 Sep 1850. In the 1851 census at 8 Henry Street, Bath: Sophia Jones, aged 62, widow, house proprietor, born at Weston (Som). From the burial register: Sophia Jones, aged 64, of St James parish, was buried on 13 Aug 1853.

4.B.11A Annette Julia Reynolds (1843-1857) Louisa Frances Reynolds (1851-1857) Louisa Jean Reynolds (1822-1891) Francis Reynolds

Annette ..... Aged ...

Died at Bath Oct .. .... ―•―

......... Frances Aged ..

Died at Bath Oct ... .... Children of

the Revd Francis Reynolds late Archdeacon of Bombay

Cross on a single plinth (cross now gone), facing east. The incised inscription is on the eastern side and is very faint. Francis O P Reynolds the Archdeacon of Bombay in 1859 married Louisa-Jean Babington.


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The death of Annette Julia Reynolds, aged 14, was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. The death of Louisa Frances Reynolds, aged 6, was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at 30 Royal Crescent, Bath: Louisa J Reynolds, aged 38, widow, visitor, fundholder, born at Ealing (Middx). In the 1871 census at 35 St James Square, Bath: Louisa J Reynolds, aged 48, widow, annuitant, born in London, children: Alice M, aged 25, born at Kirkee Bombay, Georgiana H, aged 24, born at Kirkee Bombay, Diana E, aged 21, born at Kirkee Bombay, and Grace, aged 14, born at Kirkee Bombay, a visitor and two servants. In the 1891 census at 17 Paragon, Bath: Louisa J Reynolds, aged 68, widow, born at Hampstead (Middx), and children: A M (daughter), aged 45, unmarried, born in India B Subject, Georgiana H, aged 44, unmarried, born in India B Subject, and Grace, aged 34, unmarried, born in India B Subject. The death of Louisa Reynolds, aged 68, was registered 1891/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Jean Reynolds, aged 68, of 17 Paragon, was buried on 2 Jun 1891.

4.B.12 Mary Anne Ashley (1787-1852) Walter Ashley (1861) Valentine Ashley (1779-1866)


MARY ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF

VALENTINE ASHLEY OF THIS [CITY] [WHO] DIED MAY 20TH 1852 AGED 63

ALS[O] VALENT[INE ASHLEY]

Slab, the lower two-thirds of which is delaminated. The northern side is overgrown. In the 1851 census at 6 St James Square, Bath: Valentine Ashley, aged 69, grocer, born at Balborough (Derbys), wife Mary Ann, aged 60, born at Overton (Hants), Elizabeth Ashley, aged 19, daughter, born at Bath, Alfred Smallbones, aged 26, unmarried, master brewer [employing] 2 men, born at Shewton (Wilts), and a servant.


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From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Anne Ashley, aged 64, of 24 Rivers St/St James Square, was buried on 26 May 1852. The marriage of Thomas Payne Ashley to Louisa Margaret Fisher was registered 1859/Q3 St James Westminster. The birth of Walter Ashley was registered 1861 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fisher. From the burial register: Walter Ashley, aged 3 weeks, of 8 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 24 May 1861. In the 1861 census at 8 Upper Camden Place, Bath: Thomas Payne Ashley, aged 36, brewer, born at Bath, wife Louisa Mary, aged 26, born at St Heliers, Jersey, daughter Mary Louisa, aged 11 months, born at Bath, Valentine O Ashley, aged 79, widower, father, born at Balborough (Derbys), a boarder and two servants. The death of Valentine Ashley, aged 86, was registered 1866/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Valentine Ashley, aged 86, of 8 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 2 Apr 1866.

4.B.12A Maria Sankson (1775-1855)

[TO] THE MEMORY OF PETER SANKSOM

[MASTE]R MARINER WHO PERISHED

AT SEA

Also of MARIA THE WIDOW OF

PETER SANKSOM [DIED] 9TH SEPR 1855

AGED 80.

Slab, the lower two-thirds of which is overgrown. The ‘O’ after ‘at sea’ is a circle. PAPEI RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward, departures from Prince Edward Island during 1812, transcribed by Gary Carroll has: 08 Sep., 1812 - "Golden Grove" Capt. Peter Sankson, for Cork (Curiously Golden Grove is the name of a storeship of 375 tons which was part of the First Fleet to Australia in 1787-1788 and for which there is no information after 1804. There is a reference to a ship by the name Golden Grove in The Balance and Columbian Repository Vol IV 1805 p279 in connection with American privateers having captured it.)


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In the 1851 census at 13 Morford Street, Bath: Maria Sanksom, aged 60, widow, annuitant, born at Edmonton (Middx). The death of Maria Sankson, aged 80, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Sankson, aged 80, of 6 Morford Street, was buried on 14 Sep 1855.

4.B.13 Jane Hutchins (1808-1851) Edward Hutchins (1808-1888) John Freeman (1763-1811)

North: UNDERNEATH THIS TOMB

ARE DEPOSITED THE SACRED REMAINS OF JANE THE WIFE OF EDWARD HUTCHINS. ESQUIRE.

SOLICITOR AND YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVEREND JOHN FREEMAN OF ROCKFORD

IN THE COUNTY OF HEREFORD DIED AT BATH OCTOBER 2ND 1851

Pitched 4 ways. On the western face is a coat of arms within a circle, the latter being surmounted by a lion passant. The tomb has cracked along the ridge. Baptised on 14 Jul 1808 at Lugwardine (Herefordshire): Jane Freeman, daughter of John & Ann Freeman [IGI]. There is a will of John Freeman, clerk of Lugwardine (Herefordshire) dated 20 Dec 1810, with a codicil date 21 Apr 1811, proved Nov 1811 which refers, amongst others, to wife Ann and daughter Jane. Will of Reverend John Freeman, Clerk of Lugwardine, Herefordshire, date 2 Nov 1811, PROB 11/1527. Lugwardine Court (Rockfield House) was built by Rev John Freeman (1763-1811). On 2 May 1833 at Lugwardine (Herefordshire) Edward Hutchins married Jane Freeman [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 3 St Michaels Terrace, Bristol: Edward Hutchins, aged 43, married, lodger, solicitor, born at Bristol. From the burial register: Jane Hutchins, aged 43, of 2 Camden Row, was buried on 10 Oct 1851. In the 1871 census at 8 Cromwell Street, South Hamlet (Glos): Edward Hutchins, aged 62, solicitor (nor practicing), born at Bristol, wife


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Isabel, aged 42, born at Bath, Sarah Lane, aged 44, unmarried, sister in law, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1881 census at 1 Cotham Terrace, Bristol: Edward Hutchins, aged 73, solicitor, born in the City of Bristol, and wife Isabel, aged 52, born in the City of Bath. The death of Edward Hutchins, aged 80, was registered 1888/Q4 Bristol.

4.B.13A Henrietta Margaretta Layard (1783-1855)

North: HENRIETTA MARGARETTA LAYARD

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVEREND DR LAYARD DEAN OF BRISTOL

DIED AUGUST 14TH 1855 AGED 73 AS IN ADAM ALL DIED. EVEN SO IN CHRIST SHALL ALL BE MADE ALIVE

I. COR XV.22

Pitched 4 ways. The southern side has delaminated. Charles Peter Layard (1749-1803). From Gentleman’s Magazine vol LXXIII 1803 p481: “At the deanery of Bristol, suddenly, of the gout of the stomach, in his 55th year, the Rev. Charles-Peter Layard, D.D. and F.R.S.; appointed dean of that cathedral in January, 1801, on the resignation of Dr. Hallam; and rector of Uffington, near Stamford, co. Lincoln, in the gift of the Duke of Ancaster ...” The death of Henrietta Margaretta Layard, aged 73, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Henrietta Margaretta Layard, aged 73, of Bathwick, was buried on 17 Aug 1855. (There are also Layard graves at Bath Abbey Cemetery.)


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4.B.14 Mary Ann Ambrose (1792-1858) Charlotte Elizabeth Lumley (1794-1877) Edward Sidney Porch Ford (1882-1959)

SACRED [TO] THE MEMORY OF [MARY] ANN AMBROSE

APRIL 17TH 1858 AGED 66 YEARS

―•― [I KNOW THAT] MY REDEEMER LIVETH

[CHARLOT]TE ELIZABETH LUMLEY

[BORN] FEBRUARY 4TH 1794 DIED JUNE 29TH 1877

... LORD WHAT IS MY HOPE TRU.... ....VEN IN THEE PSALM XXXIX

Slab. Northern side and the lower part of the southern side are overgrown. In the 1851 census at 7 Belvedere, Bath: Charlotte Elizabeth Lumley, aged 57, unmarried, governess, born in London, and Mary Ann Ambrose, aged 38 (!), unmarried, governess, born in London. From the burial register: Mary Ann Ambrose, aged 66, of Margarets Buildings, was buried on 23 Aug 1858. On the 1871 census at 24 Northampton Street, Bath: Charlotte Lumley, aged 64, widow, annuitant, born in London. The death of Charlotte Elizabeth Lumley, aged 83, was registered 1877/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Charlotte Elizabeth Lumley, aged 83, of Northampton Street, was buried on 2 Jul 1877. From the National Probate Calendar 1877: 16 July. The Will of Charlotte Elizabeth Lumley late of 23 Northampton-street in the City of Bath Spinster who died 29 June 1877 at 23 Northampton-street was proved at Bristol by Samuel Litman of 8 Miles’s-buildings Bath Goldsmith one of the Executors. Effects under £1,500. The birth of Edward Sidney P Ford was registered 1883/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Porch. The death of Edward S P Ford, aged 76, was registered 1959/Q2 Bathavon. From the burial register and burial order book: Edward Sidney Porch Ford, aged 76, of Chelscombe Farm, Lansdown, Charlcombe, died on 17 Jun 1959 and was buried on 22 Jun 1959.


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The location is suspect as there are two Ford burials at 6.B.11A one of an address of Chelscombe Farm, Lansdown, Bath. However the location of 4.B.14 has been verified.

4.B.14A Alice Welch (1778-1863) Thomas Welch

Sacred TO THE MEMORY [OF] MRS ALICE W[ELCH]

OF NO 15 LAMBRIDGE ......... RELIC[T OF]

THOMAS W[ELCH] FORMERLY OF BI[RM]INGHAM GENT.

WHO DEPART[ED] THIS LIFE THE 11TH DAY OF J[A]NUARY 1863

AGED 85 [Y]EARS

O PUT THY TRUST IN ...

Slab. Will of Thomas Welch, Gentleman of Edgbaston, Warwickshire, date 18 May 1857, PROB 11/2252. In the 1861 census at 15 Lambridge Place, Bath: Alice Welch, aged 50?, income various, born at Bath. From the burial register: Alice Welch, aged 85, of 15 Lambridge Place, was buried on 16 Jan 1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1863: 9 February. The Will with two Codicils of Alice Welch late of 15 Lambridge-place in the Parish of St. Saviour Walcot in the County of Somerset Widow deceased who died 11 January 1863 at Lambridge-place aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oaths of the Reverend Christopher Parr Male of 69 Harbourne-road Edgbaston near Birmingham in the County of Warwick Clerk the Reverend Arthur Somery Male of Bishop’s Castle in the County of Salop Clerk and Benjamin Gaby of Bath Solicitor the Executors. Effects under £6,000.

4.B.15 William Taylor (1809-1860) Hannah Taylor (1797-1874)


WILLIAM TAYLOR OF THIS CITY

DIED JANUARY 14TH 1860 AGED 50.

ALSO HANNAH TAYLOR

WIFE OF THE ABOVE

TBA Slab, tilted southwards. Possibly originally had an elliptical insert at the head. There is sapling growth on the southern side. In the 1851 census at 50 Richmond Place, Walcot, Bath: William Taylor, aged 43, bookbinder master journeyman 2 ap[prentices], born at Bath, and wife Hannah, aged 47, born at Bath.


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WHO DIED OCTR 12TH [1874] AGED 77.

From the burial register: William Taylor, aged 50, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 20 Jan 1860. In the 1861 census at 10 & 11 Trim Street, St Michael’s, Bath: William B Taylor, aged 23, bookbinder employing 2 apprentices, born at St Michael, Bath, wife Emma, aged 24, born at Walcot, Bath, three children and Hannah Taylor, aged 59, widow, mother, born at Walcot, Bath. In the 1871 census at 10 & 11 Trim Street, Bath: William B Taylor, aged 32, bookbinder master employing 3 man & 4 boys, born at Bath, wife Ann L, aged 30, born at Tiverton (Devon), 3 children, a niece, a step-son?, and Hannah Taylor, aged 73, widow, mother, born at Bath. From the burial register: Hannah Taylor, aged 77, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 18 Oct 1874.

4.B.15A Richard England (1831-1917) Philadelphia Jane Barttelot England (1835-1918)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF RICHARD ENGLAND

LIEUTENANT COLONEL LATE 55TH REGIMENT WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AT EALING

JANUARY 21ST 1917. IN HIS 86TH YEAR.

PHILADELPHIA JANE BARTTELOT ENGLAND

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 28TH OCTOBER 1918

IN HER 84TH YEAR.

Cross (now flat), facing west. The marriage of Richard England to Philadelphia Jane Barttelot Barttelot was registered 1861/Q1 Thakeham (Sussex). (The double occurrence of ‘Barttelot’ is as recorded in the GRO index.) The birth of Henry O’Brien England was registered 1867 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Barttelot. The birth of William Walter Dixon England was registered 1869 bath, mother’s maiden name: Barttelot. In the 1871 census at 7 Norfolk Crescent, Bath: Richard England, aged 39, late Lieutenant Col in Army, born at Cape of Good Hope (British Subject), wife Phil J B, aged 35, born at Stopham (Kent), children: Emma C, aged 7, born at Stopham, Richard B, aged 6, born at Stopham, Henry O’Brian, aged 4, born at Batheaston, and William W D, aged 1, born at Bath, and five servants.


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In the 1891 census at 6 Godwyne Road, Charlton, Dover (Kent): Richard England, aged 59, late Lt Col in H M Army, born in Cape Colony Brit Subj, wife Philadelphia J B, aged 55, born at Stopham (Sussex), children: Emma C, aged 27, unmarried, born at Stopham, and Henry O, aged 23, born at Batheaston (Som), and four servants. In the 1901 census 10 Grange Park, Ealing (Middx): Richard England, aged 69, retired Lt Colonel in HMS, born in the Cape Colony, wife Jane B, aged 45, born at Stopham (Sussex), and four servants. From the burial register: Richard England, aged 85, of 10 Grange Park, Ealing, was buried on 29 Jan 1917. From the burial register: Philadelphia Jane Barlletot (sic) England, aged 83, of 10 Grange Park, Ealing, was buried on 1 Nov 1918. From See also 4.B.10A.

4.B.16 Charlotte Hutchinson (1770-1848)


CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON who departed this life June 26: 1848

in the 79th Year of her Age ―•―

It is sown a natural body. It is raised a spiritual body. For the trumpet shall sound and the dead shall be changed. I Corinthians 15 Chapter

Slab. From the burial register: Charlotte Hutchinson, aged 78, of 11 Seymour Street, was buried on 1 Jul 1848.


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4.B.16A Hester McCormick (1782-1857)


HESTER MCCORMICK SPINSTER DIED ON THE 21ST OF MARCH 1857 AT A VERY ADVANCED AGE

FOR 21 YEARS THE FAITHFUL SERVANT OF MR AND MRS GEORGE WARDE

South: BY PRUDENCE AND INDUSTRY

HESTER MCCORMICK WAS ENABLED TO AMASS A CONSIDERABLE SUM OF MONEY

GREAT PART OF WHICH SHE BEQUEATHED TO INSTITUTIONS FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SICK AND INDIGENT PEOPLE

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 18 Royal Crescent, Bath: George Warde, aged 65, East India Company Civil Service retired on an annuity, born at Bradfield (Berks), wife Hannah Amelia, aged 62, born in the East Indies, six servants of which one was Hester McCormick, aged 65, unmarried, born in Ireland. The death of Hester McCormick, aged 74, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Hester McCormick, aged 74, of 12 Northampton Street, was buried on 26 Mar 1867. Will of Hester McCormick, in the Service of George Warde of No 18 Circus Bath, Somerset, date 14 Apr 1857, PROB 11/2250.

4.B.17 George Alexander Morewood (1780-1859)

JACET CORPUS ULTIMUM MEDICI OLIM MILITARI

[GEOR]GE ALEXANDER MOREWOOD QUI FUNCTUS OFFICIO

_UBENTISSIME DISCEDIT DEO GRATIAS REDDEX IN PACE RESQUIESTE

SEPTEMBRIS 21ST ANNO DOMINI 1859

Slab. In the 1851 census at 2 Paragon Buildings, Bath: G A Morewood MD, aged 70, unmarried, Lic Lond Col Phys Phys Ar M S not in practice on ½ pay, born in Ireland. From the burial register: George Alexander Morewood, aged 79, of Russell Street, was buried on 30 Sep 1859.


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4.B.17A Elizabeth Bartlett (1842-1901) Arthur Bartlett (1843-1915)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH WIFE OF ARTHUR BARTLETT,

WHO DIED ON THE 29TH SEPTEMBER 1901 AGED 5[8] YEARS

SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP

ALSO OF ARTHUR BARTLETT

WHO DIED OCTOBER 3RD 1915 AGED 72 YEARS

PEACE, PERFECT PEACE

Plaque in the form of a scroll and edging. Some lead missing. The marriage of Arthur Stuart Bartlett to Elizabeth Sims at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1869/Q2 Bath. The birth of Eleanor Mary Bartlett was registered 1870/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sims. The birth of Arthur Ernest Bartlett was registered 1873/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sims. The birth of George Herbert Bartlett was registered 1875/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Sims. In the 1891 census at 3 Ainslie’s Belvedere, Bath: Arthur Bartlett, aged 47, solicitor’s clerk, born in Scotland, wife Elizabeth, aged 48, schoolmistress, born at Bath, and children: Eleanor M, aged 20, dressmaker, born at Bath, Arthur E, aged 17, solicitors clerk, born at Weston (Som), and George H, aged 15, stationer’s apprentice, born at Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Bartlett, aged 58, of 2 (!) Ainslie’s Buildings, was buried on 6 Oct 1900. The death of Arthur Bartlett, aged 72, was registered 1915 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur Bartlett, aged 72, of 3 Ainslie’s Buildings, was buried on 6 Oct 1915.


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4.B.18A Jeremiah Palmer (1814-1850) Louisa Tolman (1842-1864) Emily Maria Palmer (1851-1866) Henry Pinson Palmer (1844-1871) Emily Jane Palmer (1814-1877)


MR J. PALMER (OF OXFORD ROW) WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

SEPTEMBER 18TH 1850. AGED 36 YEARS

ALSO LOUISA

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT PENZANCE

JANUARY 16TH 1864 AGED 21 YEARS

EMILY MARIA

OBIT 19TH MAY 1866 AGED 15.

HENRY PINSON

OBIT 28TH NOVR 1871 AGED 27.

CHILDREN OF THE FIRST NAMED

& HIS WIDOW EMILY JANE PALMER OBIT IN LONDON 23RD JULY 1877

AGED 63 & INTERRED WITH HER CHILDREN

AT PENZANCE MIZPAH

Slab, with incised inscription facing west. The birth of Alfred Palmer was registered 1840 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. In the 1841 census at Oxford Row, Bath: William Pinson, aged 55, independent, not born in Somerset, Jeremiah Palmer, aged 25, house keeper, born in Somerset, and a servant. The birth of Louisa Palmer was registered 1842 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. The birth of Henry Pinson Palmer was registered 1844 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. The birth of Alexander Palmer was registered 1848 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. From the burial register: Jeremiah Palmer, aged 36, of 6 Oxford Row, was buried on 25 Sep 1850. The birth of Emily Maria Palmer was registered 1851 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bailey. In the 1851 census at 8 Upper Camden Place, Bath: Emily Jane Palmer, aged 36, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, children: Ellen Jane, aged 15, born at Bath, Alfred, aged 10, born at Bath, Louisa, aged 8, born at Bath, Henry P, aged 6, born at Bath, Alexander, aged 2, born at Bath, and Emily Maria, aged 1 month, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Louisa Palmer was registered 1864/Q1 Penzance. The death of Louisa Tolman, aged 1, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Tolman, aged 1, of Morford Street, was buried on 4 Jan 1864.


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In the 1871 census at 11 Penrose Terrace, Penzance: Trimer Bennett, aged 31, curate of St Just in Penwith, born at Cambridge, wife Ellen J, aged 30, born at Bath, 4 children, Ellen J Palmer, aged 50, widow, mother in law, independent, born at Bath, Harry, aged 26, unmarried, brother in law, born at Bath, three boarders and two servants. The death of Henry Pinson Palmer, aged 27, was registered 1871/Q4 Penzance. The death of Emily Jane Palmer, aged 63, was registered 1877/Q3 Kensington. Mizpah is Hebrew for ‘watchtower’. It appears on some graves.

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4.B.19A Martha Freeman (1820-1848) James Freeman

North: IN MEMORY OF

MARTHA FREEMAN WIFE OF JAMES FREEMAN

OF THIS CITY DIED SEP. _ 1848. AGED 28 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. The death of Martha Freeman, aged 29, was registered 1848/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Martha Freeman, aged 28, of Victoria Park, was buried on 9 Sep 1848.

4.B.20 Sarah Barrett (1787-1852) Elizabeth Osborne (1806-1861) George Osborne (1814-1878)

SAC[RED] TO THE M[EMORY OF]

SARAH B[ARRETT] WHO DEPARTE[D THIS LIFE]

APRIL 17 ..... AGED ..

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

ALSO


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ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE OSBORNE AND NIECE OF THE ABOVE

DIED MAY 3RD 1861 AGED 54

HER END WAS PEACE

ALSO

GEORGE OSBORNE HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED NOVEMBER 8TH 1878 AGED 64

Slab. Delaminated in the top right-hand corner. The marriage of George Osborne to Elizabeth Jaques at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1838/Q2 Bath. The birth of Caroline Maria Osborne was registered 1842/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Jaques. In the 1851 census at 10 St James Square, Bath: Anne McCard, aged 66, widow, annuitant, born at Bath, Sarah Barret, aged 64, unmarried servant, housemaid, born at Tedbury (sic) (Glos), and two other servants. In the 1851 census at 4 Thomas Street, Bath: George Osborne, aged 36, carpenter & joiner, born at Colerne (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 43, born at North Wraxhall (Wilts), children: Caroline M, aged 8, born at Bath, and Sarah A, aged 5, born at Bath. The death of Sarah Barrett, aged 65, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Barrett, aged 64, of 10 St James’s Square, was buried on 22 Apr 1852. From the burial register: Elizabeth Osborne, aged 54, of 4 Thomas Street, was buried on 18 May 1861. From the burial register: George Osborne, aged 64, of 4 Thomas Street, was buried on 15 Nov 1878.

4.B.20A William Bolt (1820-1850)


WILLIAM BOLT. WHO DIED AUGST 1ST 1850

AGED 30 YEARS.

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4.B.22 Sarah Caroline Tripp (1796-1871)

No memorial found. The area is dominated by a yew tree. In the 1851 census at 6 Cleveland West, Bath: Sarah Caroline Tripp, aged 53, widow, fund holder, born at Petworth (Sussex), and children: Henrietta Elizabeth, aged 24, born at Nettlecomb (Som), Francis, aged 21, Oxford scholar, born at Nettlecomb, Jessie, aged 19, born at Nettlecomb, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 9 Percy Place, Bath: Sarah C Tripp, aged 60, fundholder, born at Petworth (Sussex), daughter Jessie, aged 24, born at Huish (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Sarah Caroline Tripp, aged 74, of 9 Percy Place, was buried on 6 Apr 1871.

4.B.22A Sarah Elizabeth Jane Elmes (1874-1902) Mary Jane Elmes (1850-1907) Maurice Elmes (1847-1924)

East: In Loving Memory of MARY JANE ELMES

DIED NOV. 11TH 1907 AGED 57.

North: ALSO SARAH ELIZABETH JANE ELMES DIED AUG. 24TH 1902 AGED 28.

Edging. Limited accessibility under a holly bush and a yew tree. In the 1891 census at 3 South Western Terrace, Isleworth (Middx): Maurice Elmes, aged 43, police inspector, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Mary J, aged 40, born at Corsham (Wilts), and seven children. In the 1901 census at 3 Grosvenor Terrace, Bath: Maurice Elmes, aged 53, police inspector retired, born at Notton (Wilts), wife Jane, aged 50, born at Corsham (Wilts), and children: Albert H, aged 15, waiter, born at Staines (Middx), Randolph, aged 14, grocer’s clerk, born at Hounslow (Middx), and Gladys, aged 10, born at Hounslow. From the burial register: Sarah Elizabeth Jane Elmes, aged 28, of Spa House, Larkhall, was buried on 30 Aug 1902. From the burial register: Mary Jane Elmes, aged 57, of 3 Grosvenor Terrace, was buried on 16 Nov 1907. From the burial register: Maurice Elmes, aged 77, of 3 Grosvenor Terrace, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1924.


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4.B.23 Marie Carandini (1826-1894) Jerome Carandini (1803-1870)

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MARIA CARANDINI WIFE OF THE LATE

MARQUIS OF SARZANO WHO DIED APRIL 13TH 1894 AGED 68 YEARS

Pitched in the form of a cross. The death of Marie Carandiné, aged 68, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Marie Caradini, aged 68, of 1 Richmond Hill, was buried on 18 Apr 1894. From the National Probate Calendar 1894: CARANDINI Maria of Melbourne Victoria widow died 13 April 1894 at Bath Administration (Limited) London 5 November to Fanny Ellen Hannah Morland (wife of sir Henry Morland) the attorney of Edward Hodson Palmer and Alexander Cameron Macdonald Effects £152 18s. From the Australian Dictionary of Biography: Marie Carandini (1826-1894), prima donna, was baptized Maria on 1 February 1826 at St Matthew's Church of England, Brixton, London, daughter of James Burgess, coachman, and his wife Martha. The family arrived at Hobart Town as assisted immigrants in September 1833. On 11 March 1843 at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Hobart, Maria married Jerome Carandini, the tenth marquis of Sarzano (1803-1870), who had arrived as an assisted immigrant in a troupe of musicians led by the Clarkes in January 1842. Carandini had been exiled from Italy in 1835 for revolutionary activities against Austrian overlords and claimed to have taught languages for many years in France and England. ... In 1869 Signor Carandini was pardoned by the Italian government but, soon after he returned to claim his confiscated estates, he died of gastric fever and inflammation of the lungs at Modena on 18 January 1870. In her last years Madame Carandini lived with her daughter at Richmond Hill, near Bath, where she died on 13 April 1894. She was survived by seven children. There was an obituary in The Advertiser (Adelaide) of Fri 20 Apr 1894 p3:

DEATH OF MADAME CARANDINI. A FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN SONGSTRESS.

It will be with regret that all classes of society will learn of the death of Madame Carandini, which took place on April 13, at the residence of


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her daughter. Lady Moreland, at Bath, England, at the ripe age of 69. When quite a child Madame Carandini, then Marie Burgess, arrived with her parents in Tasmania, wither Mr. Burgess had been ordered for the sake of his health by his medical advisers. At the age of 17 Miss Marie Burgess married the Marquis Carandini, an Italian nobleman, whose patriotism had deprived him of all his property and exiled him from his native land. Madame Carandini's musical career began in Sydney as far back as 1841 and 1842. In 1854 she went from Tasmania to Melbourne, and by her exquisite singing as well as by her personal qualities took the public by storm. Her beautiful voice, her finished style, and that sympathetic quality which always put her in touch with her audience rendered Madame Carandini a most popular favorite throughout Australia. She was the first to establish operatic singing in the colonies, and in fact largely aided in the development of high class music here. In 1855, when Catherine Hayes visited Australia, the production of an opera became an established fact, and she appeared in "La Sonnambula" at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, on October 22, 1855, ably supported by Madame Carandini, of whose talents she had the highest possible opinion. The rest of the company was fairly satisfactory and a chorus of 50 voices was got together for the occasion. "La Sonnambula” was followed by "Lucia di Lammermoor," "Norma," "The Bohemian Girl," and "Lucrezia Borgia," in each of which Madame Carandini appeared in conjunction with Catherine Hayes. After the departure of the latter a series of representations were given from time to time, in which the leading artistes were Madame Carandini, Signor Borsotti, and Madame Cailly. In 1858 an opera season was commenced in the Princess Theatre, and in the year following in the Theatre Royal, Madame Carandini appearing in both with Farquharson and Walter Sherwin. In subsequent years all the well-known operas were produced, and excellent singing, orchestration, and mounting were provided, in 1867 Mr. C. E. Horsley, a composer of repute, who had come to reside in Victoria, arranged some " Musical festivals," at which high-class music was supplied by Madame Carandini, assisted by her daughters, Rosina and Fannie. Till 1892 Madame Carandini lived in retirement, when she left the colonies for England with her daughter, Lady Moreland. On the occasion of her departure farewell concerts were given in her honor both in Melbourne and Adelaide. The latter took place on February 16, 1892, and a large and enthusiastic audience gathered in the Town Hall to do honor to an artiste whose name had been associated for so many


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years with the growth of music in the colonies. Among the audience were many who in the early days had frequently heard her and her talented daughters, and who in renewing these pleasant memories doubtless recalled again the scenes and forms of the days that were. Madame Carandini rendered the charming old Scotch song "'Jessie, the flower o' Dunblane," and "The harp that once through Tara's halls," and the genuine feeling displayed by the audience during the rendering of those songs unmistakeably showed in what affectionate remembrance she was held. Lady Moreland and Mrs. Palmer, her daughters, also sang on that occasion and were received with enthusiasm. Lady Moreland left Australia nearly 20 years ago with the family on a concert tour to India, and whilst there married Captain Sir Henry Moreland, the head of the fort of Bombay, which position he held till his death, some four years ago. After the marriage she continued to lend her voice and musical talent in aid of the different charities of Bombay. Mrs. Palmer did not accompany her mother to England, but has since been a resident of Melbourne. The death notice in the Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette of Thu 19 Apr 1894 had:

DESAZANO April 13, at 1, Richmond-hill, the residence of her daughter, Lady Morland, Marie Carandini, relict of the late Marquis de Sazano, Viscount Ferrario, Count de Ricci, aged 68.

4.B.23A John Hyne Way (1808-1888) Jane Maria Way (1811-1900) Frances Anne Way (1854-1934)

North: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

THE REVD JOHN HYNE WAY B.A. FOR 34 YEARS CO-INCUMBENT OF CHRIST CHURCH IN THIS CITY

BORN OCT: 4: 1808 DIED FEB: 25: 1888

South: ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JANE MARIA WAY WIDOW OF THE LATE REVD JOHN HYNE WAY

DIED JANUARY 15: 1900 AGED 88

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of John Hyne Way to Jane Maria Strong was registered 1849/Q3 Honiton. The birth of John Pearce Way was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Strong. The birth of George Edward Way was registered 1852/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Strong. The birth of Fanny Ann Way was registered 1854/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Strong.


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In the 1871 census at 2 Spencers Belle Vue, Bath: John Way, aged 62, incumbent of Christ Church Walcot, born at St Johns Newfoundland, wife Jane, aged 59, born at Exeter, children: John, aged 20, undergraduate of Oxford, born at Bath, George, aged 19, born at Bath, and Frances A, aged 16, born at Bath, four boarders and two servants. In the 1881 census at 2 Spencers Belle Vue, Bath: John H Way, aged 72, vicar of Christ Church Walcot, born at Newfoundland, wife Jane, aged 69, born at Exeter, and two servants. The death of John Hyne Way, aged 79, was registered 1888/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: John Hyne Way, aged 79, of Spencers Belle Vue, was buried on 29 Feb 1888. From the burial register: Jane Maria Way, aged 88, of 2 Spencers Belle Vue, was buried on 17 Jan 1900. From the burial register: Frances Anne Way, aged 79, of 3 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 20 Jun 1934.

4.B.24 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

4.B.24A Mary Frances Evans (1767-1853) William Coxhead (1801-1884) Frances Elizabeth Coxhead (1803-1890)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Mary Frances Evans, aged 85, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 28 Apr 1853. In the 1881 census at 1 Belvedere, Bath: William Coxhead, aged 79, retired draper & tailor, born in London, wife Frances E, aged 77, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: William Coxhead, aged 82, of 1 Belvedere, was buried on 14 Jan 1884. From the National Probate Calendar 1884: 25 February. The Will of William Coxhead late of 1 Belvedere in the City of Bath who died 9 January 1884 at 1 Belvedere was proved at Bristol by Frances Elizabeth Coxhead of 1 Belvedere Widow the Relict and John Stone of Bath Solicitor the Executors. Personal Estate £653 1s. 5d. From the burial register: Frances Elizabeth Coxhead, aged 86, of 11 Quiet Street, was buried on 12 Feb 1890.


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4.B.25 Mary Birth (1796-1881) James Birth (1801-1872) Sarah Matilda Birth (1821-1893) William Machona Birth (1824-1899)

South: IN MEMORY OF

MARY THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES BIRTH BUILDER OF BELVEDERE IN THIS CITY

BORN 18TH FEB. 1796 DIED 24TH NOV. 1881

“LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE AND THE GLORIOUS APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT GOD AND OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.”

North:

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

JAMES BIRTH WHO DIED .......................

Pitched 4 ways. The lower part of the northern side is delaminated. In the 1851 census at 36 Belvedere, Bath: James Birth, aged 50, mason employing 20 men, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 48, born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 36 Belvedere, Bath: James Birth, aged 60, mason, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 60, born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1871 census at Hartley house, Bath: James Birth, aged 70, married, mason employing 24 men 2 boys, born at Bath, William Birth, aged 46, married, mason, born at Bath, Sarah M Birth, aged 46, daughter in law, wife of William Birth, born at Freshford (Som), Emily S Birth, aged 15, grand-daughter, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: James Birth, aged 70, of Hartley House, was buried on 4 Jan 1872. The death of Sarah Matilda Birth, aged 71, was registered 1893/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah M Birth, aged 71, of Hartley House, was buried on 5 Jan 1893. The death of William Machena Birth, aged 75, was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: William Machona Birth, aged 75, of 22 Belvedere, was buried on 4 Nov 1899.

4.B.25A Sarah Goodland (1803-1887)

In Loving Memory SARAH GOODLAND

WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JANUARY 22. 1887

AGED 83 YEARS

HE THAT BELIEVETH ON THE SON OF GOD HATH EVERLASTING LIFE

JOHN 3. 36


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Narrow headstone. In the 1881 census at 8 Lower Camden Place, Bath: Sarah Goodland, aged 70, unmarried, [living on] dividends, born at Wells (Som), Elizabeth Drake, aged 52, unmarried, cousin, [living on an] annuity, born at Wells, and a servant. The death of Sarah Goodland, aged 86, was registered 1887/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Goodland, aged 86, of 6 Lower Camden Place, was buried on 29 Jan 1887.

4.B.26 Fanny Anne Longworth Dames (1851-1924) Agnes Clara Longworth Dames (1861-1946) Ethel May Longworth Dames (1899-1996)

FANNY ANNE LONGWORTH-DAMES,

DIED AUGUST 9TH 1924, AGED 73.

ALSO AGNES CLARA, SISTER OF THE ABOVE

DIED OCTOBER 10TH 1946, AGED 85.

AND ETHEL MAY LONGWORTH-DAMES DIED JAN. 5TH 1996 AGED 95

Cross on a single plinth, a surround with stones on the surround, rough granite. The marriage of Arthur Longworth Dames was registered 1844/Q4 Devizes. The birth of unnamed female Dames was registered 1851/Q3 St Thomas. The birth of Agnes Clara Dames was registered 1860/Q1 St Thomas (Devon). In the 1881 census at the Vicarage, Kenton (Devon): Arthur L Dames, aged 77, vicar of Kenton, born in Kings county, Ireland, wife Emma, aged 58, born at Bishops Cannings (Wilts), children: Fanny, aged 29, born at Kenton, and Agnes C, aged 20, born at Kenton, and two servants. The marriage of William Longworth Dames to Charlotte Mary Williams at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1894/Q2 Bath.


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The birth of Ethel May Longworth-Dames was registered 1899/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams. In the 1901 census at 5 Combe Park, Weston (Som): William L Dames, aged 46, married, bank cashier, born at Kenton (Devon), daughter Ethel M L, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1911 census at 2 Sion Hill, Bath: Fanny Ann Longworth Dames, aged 59, [living on] private means, born at Kenton (Devon), Agnes Clara Longworth Dames, aged 50, unmarried, sister, born at Kenton, two visitors and two servants. From the burial register: Fanny Anne Longworth-Dames, aged 73, of 2 Winifred’s Dale, Bath, was buried on 13 Aug 1924. From the burial register: Agnes Clara Longworth-Dames, aged 85, of 9 Catherine Place, Bath, was buried on 15 Oct 1946. The death of Ethel May Longworth-Dames, born on 9 May 1899, was registered 1996/Jan Bath. See also 4.C.26.

4.B.26 Elizabeth Scott Hudspeth (1794-1883)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH SCOTT HUDSPETH

WHO DIED AT BELVEDERE BATH. NOV. 17TH 1883


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

PSALM CXVI.15. “THE MORNING COMETH.”

ISAIAH XXXI.12.

Celtic cross on top of a headstone. In the 1881 census at 30 Belvedere, Bath: Elizabeth Hudspeth, aged 86, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born in Scotland. The death of Elizabeth Scott Hudspeth, aged 89, was registered 1883/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Scott Hudspeth, aged 89, of 30 Belvedere, was buried on 21 Nov 1883.

4.B.26A Charlotte Anne Elmer (1809-1882)

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William Elmer (1802-1883)

In the 1881 census at 9 Frankley Buildings, Walcot, Bath: William Elmer, aged 79, retired accountant, born at Colchester (Essex), wife Charlotte A, aged 71, born at Colchester, and a servant. From the burial register: Charlotte Anne Elmer, aged 73, of 9 Frankley Buildings, was buried on 9 Sep 1882. From the burial register: William Elmer, aged 81, of 9 Frankley Buildings, was buried on 14 Sep 1883.

4.B.27 Mary Ann Tucker (1811-1881) Jane Lyddon Tucker (1809-1882) Henry Tucker (1813-1883)

North: In Affectionate Remembrance of

MARY ANN TUCKER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 27TH 1881. AGED 69.

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

South:

In Affectionate Remembrance of JANE LYDDON TUCKER

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 29TH 1882 AGED 72 YEARS

“IF BELIEVE THAT JESUS DIED AND ROSE AGAIN, EVEN SO THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM.”

Pitched 2 ways. In the 1871 census at Cannington (Som): Henry Tucker, aged 57, farmer of 208 acres employing 4 men & 3 boys, born at Cannington, Jane Lyddon Tucker, aged 61, unmarried, sister, born at Cannington, Mary Ann Tucker, aged 59, unmarried, sister, born at Cannington, and a servant. (There are two entries for this household, one of which has been crossed out.) In the 1881 census at Heathfield, Walcot, Bath: Henry Tucker, aged 67, unmarried, retired farmer, born at Cannington (Som), Jane L Tucker, aged 71, unmarried, sister, born at Cannington, Maryann Tucker, aged 68, unmarried, sister, born at canning ton, Harvey Tucker, aged 9, nephew, born at Cannington, and a servant. Heathfield is a house in Mount Road, Lansdown, Bath. In 2005 there was an objection by the owners of Heathfield over the council’s Public Right of Way Order relating to non-adopted parts of the road. In 2010 it was the location of two computer services companies. From the burial register: Mary Ann Tucker, aged 69, of Heathfield, was buried on 2 Jun 1881.


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From the burial register: Jane Lyddon Tucker, aged 72, of Heathfield, was buried on 3 Apr 1882. From the burial register: Henry Tucker, aged 69, of Springfield Place, was buried on 11 Jan 1883.

4.B.29 Emma Catherine Knight (1829-1867) Edward Knight


EMMA C. KNIGHT WIFE OF E. KNIGHT ESQR WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

FEBRY 14TH 1867. AGED 35 YEARS.

Headstone and edging. In the 1861 census at 1 Sion Hill, Bath: Edward Knight, aged 54, fundholder, born at Kirkbridge (Cumb), wife Emma C, aged 31, born at Brighton (Sussex), children: Edward F, aged 8, born at Hammersmith, London, Maria F, aged 6, born at Ryde (Hants), and Marion, aged 5, born in France B S, and two servants. From the burial register: Emma Catherine Knight, aged 37, of 1 Richmond Hill, was buried on 22 Jan 1867.

4.B.29A Ellen Fletcher (1792-1877) Matthew Fletcher

IN MEMORY OF

ELLEN FLETCHER WIDOW OF

MATTHEW FLETCHER LATE OF MALTA

WHO DIED AT BATH JUNE 2ND 1877

IN HER 84TH YEAR BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER

REST IN THE LORD AND WAIT FOR ................. FOR EVER.

Headstone, facing east. The London Medical and Physical Journal Vol XXXIII Jan-Jun 1815 in a discussion on the use of oil in preventing catching the plaque there is a reference to a trial in Valetta, Malta and “Mr. Matthew Fletcher, a British merchant, was foremost and indefatigable.”


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Letters from the Mediterranean; Containing a Civil and Political Account of Sicily, Triploy, Tunis, and Malta Vol II by Edward Blaquiere Vol II (1813) on p446 has: “... desired the holder of the bill, Mr. Matthew Fletcher, to commence an action for its amount in the commercial court...” In the 1871 census at 5 Prospect Place, Bath: Ellen Fletcher, aged 76, widow, income from consols & shares, born at Kennington (Surrey), and a servant. The death of Ellen Fletcher, aged 84, was registered 1877/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Ellen Fletcher, aged 84, of 5 Prospect Place, was buried on 8 Jun 1877.

4.B.30 Mary Watts (1825-1872)

IN MEMORY OF MARY WATTS

OF BARNSTAPLE COUNTY OF DEVON DIED APRIL 4TH 1872

AGED 46 YEARS

THOSE WHO KNEW HER BEST LAMENT THE MOST

Slab with an incised inscription, facing west. In the 1861 census at 45 Rivers Street, Bath: Mary Watts, aged 32, unmarried, servant, born at Barnstaple. The birth of Willie Richard Holland was registered 1865 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Watts. In the 1871 census at 44 & 45 Rivers Street, Bath: John Holland, aged 53, decorator &c, born at Wellington (Som), wife Ann R, aged 47, born at Barnstaple, son Willie R, aged 6, born at Bath, Mary Watts, aged 45, unmarried, servant, housekeeper, born at Barnstaple, George Watts, aged 16, servant, born at Barnstaple, and two other servants. From the burial register: Mary Watts, aged 46, of 44 Rivers Street, was buried on 9 Apr 1872. From the National Probate Calendar 1872: 26 July. The Will of Mary Watts late of 44 Rivers-street in the City of Bath


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Spinster who died 3 April 1872 at 44 Rivers-street was proved at Bristol by Ann Richards Holland of 44 Rivers-street Widow the Sister the sole Executrix. Effects under £200.

4.B.30A George Allwright (1795-1877)

South: IN LIVING REMEMBRANCE OF

GEORGE ALLWRIGHT WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS MARCH 2ND 1877 AGED 81.

FOR NEARLY 60 YEARS AS AN OFFICER OF THE PARISH OF WALCOT IN THIS CITY HE DISCHARGED HIS VARIOUS DUTIES WITH THE HIGHEST INTEGRITY ZEAL & DILIGENCE

SO AS TO MEET THE WARMEST REGARD OF ALL ACQUAINTED WITH HIM

North:

“THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED.”

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 7 Margarets Hill, Bath: George Allwright, aged 55, sexton of Walcot church collector of monie, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 57, born at Bath, and son Alfred, aged 19, upholsterer’s app[rentice], born at Bath. In the 1851 census at 1 Queens Terrace, Kentish Town, London: George Allwright, aged 28, unmarried, tailor, born at Bath, and a lodger. In the 1861 census at 2 Walcot Parade, Bath: George Allwright, aged 65, sexton of Walcot church, born at Bath, and wife Mary, aged 50, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 3 Walcot Parade, Bath: George Allwright, aged 38, tailor, born at Bath, and wife Isabella, aged 27, born at Monckton Combe (Som). From the burial register: Mary Allwright, aged 60, of 38 Paragon, was buried on 24 Aug 1867. From the burial register: George Allwright Junr, aged 46, of 38 Paragon, was buried on 7 Aug 1869. In the 1871 census at Walcot Parsonage (next to 37 Paragon), Bath: George Allwright, aged 75, widower, officer at Walcot church, born at Bath, Isabella Allwright, aged 36, daughter, general servant, born at Bath, and Charles D Ayton, aged 63, married, visitor, organ builder, born at Holborn (Middx).


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From the burial register: George Allwright, aged 81, of 38 Paragon, was buried on 8 Mar 1877.

4.B.31 Richard Osman Harding (1824-1904) Anna Maria Harding (1825-1910)

Headstone, completely delaminated. The pieces of the surface found on the ground have no signs of any inscription. The marriage of Richard Osman Harding to Anna Maria Brodribb was registered 1847/Q3 Clutton. In the 1861 census at 26 Belvedere, Bath: Richard O Harding, aged 36, chemist & druggist, born at Bristol, wife Anna M, aged 35, born at Clutton (Som), son Richard B, aged 12, born at Bath, Elizabeth Harding, aged 45, unmarried, sister, born at Sha.... (Devon), Emily L Harding, aged 4, niece, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 29 Belvedere, Bath: Richard O Harding, aged 46, chemist & druggist, born at Bristol, wife Anna M, aged 45, born at Clutton (Som), a visitor, a niece, an assistant and a servant. In the 1901 census at 24 Richmond Place, Bath: Richard Harding, aged 76, retired chemist, born at Bristol, wife Annie, aged 75, born at Clutton (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Richard Osman Harding, aged 80, of 24 Richmond Place, was buried on 20 Jul 1904. From the burial register: Anna Maria Harding, aged 84, of 24 Richmond Place, was buried on 11 Jan 1910.


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Row 4C

NOTE: The numbering on the graves at the start of this row as given in the burial order book do not correspond to actuality. They are given here in the order in which they are found.


4.C.3 Catherine Willsher (1809-1857)

No memorial found. The location is given on the accompanying map. From the burial book: Catherine Willsher, aged 48, of Bathwick, was buried on 31 Dec 1857.

4.C.2 Catherine Delaney O’Connor (1819-1861)

IN MEMORY OF

CATHERINE DELANEY O’CONNOR WHO DIED

OCTOBER 25TH 186_

Slab. From the burial register: Catherine O’Connor, aged 42, of 1 Bennet Street, was buried on 31 Oct 1861. From the National Probate Calendar 1861: 20 November. The Will of Catherine O’Connor late of 1 Bennett-street Bath in the County of Somerset Spinster deceased who died 25 October 1861 at 1 Bennett-street aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oaths of William Coxhead of Combe Down near Bath aforesaid Gentleman and John Rattle of Brock-street Bath aforesaid Bookseller the Executors. Effects under £1,000.

4.C.1 Emma Edgar (1839-1861)

In MEMORY OF EMMA EDGAR

WHO PEACEFULLY ENTERED HER ETERNAL [REST]

MAY 31ST 18__ AGED 21 YEARS

From Infancy to Blooming .......... As from ............................... When .................................. R........................................

Slab. In the 1861 census at Cleveland Cottages, Walcot, Bath: John Edgar, aged 50, tailor, born at Shepton Mallett (Som), wife Sophia, aged 51,


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tailoress, born at Picknum nr Clevedon (Som), and children: Emma, aged 21, dressmaker, born at Bath, Sarah, aged 15, dressmaker, born at Bath, George, aged 12, born at Bath, and William, aged 10, born at Bath. From the burial register: Emma Edgar, aged 21, of Cleveland Cottages, was buried on 5 Jun 1861.

4.C.1 William Cumberland (1808-1860)


MAJOR WILLIAM CUMBERLAND LATE OF THE 11TH BENGAL NATIVE INFANTRY

DIED DECR 6TH 1860 AGED 52.

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: William Cumberland, aged 52, of New King Street, was buried on 12 Dec 1860. From the National Probate Calendar 1861: 15 May. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of William Cumberland late of 25 New-King-street in the City of Bath a Major in the Service of the Honourable East India Company deceased who died 6 December 1860 at New-King-street aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to Amelia Anne Robyns (Wife of Thomas Robyns) of 1 Rue de la Bride Ostend in Belgium the Relict of the said Deceased she having been first sworn. Effects under £300. From the National Probate Calendar 1866: 2 August. The Will of Thomas Robyns formerly of Penzance in the County of Cornwall afterwards of Ostend in the Kingdom of Belgium but late of Dawlish in the County of Devon Esquire aforesaid was proved at Exeter by the oaths of the Reverend Edward cooper of Zeal Monachorum in the County of Devon aforesaid Clerk Rector of Zeal Monachorum aforesaid and Henry Ocatvious Marshall of Zeal Monchaorum aforesaid Esquire a Major on the Retired List of Her Majesty’s Indian Army the Executors. Effects under £450.


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In the 1871 census at Horn Hill, Tiverton (Devon): Amelia Annie Robyns, aged 47, widow, lady – dividends &c, born at Gloucester, and children: Amelia Annie, aged 21, born in Belgium, John Wilmot, aged 15, born in Belgium, and Henry Edward, aged 13, born in Belgium.

4.C.1A Thomas Williams (1790-1866)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at an Inn at 4 Northgate Street, Bath: Thomas Williams, aged 62, unmarried, visitor, funded property, born at Dur[s]ley (Glos). (From the Post Office Bath Directory 1852 4 Northgate Street/Market place was the site of the Castle Hotel run by Mrs Temple & Son.) In the 1861 census at the Castle Hotel, Northgate Street, Bath: Thomas Williams, aged 69, unmarred, lodger, fund holder, born at Dursley (Glos). From the burial register: Thomas Williams, aged 75, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 17 May 1866. From the National Probate Calendar 1866: 25 May. The Will of Thomas Williams late of the “Castle” Hotel in the City of Bath Esquire deceased who died 12 May 1866 at the “Castle” Hotel aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of Nathaniel Pearse of 3 Edward-street in the City aforesaid Lodging-house Keeper the sole Executor. Effects under £300.

4.C.2 Ann Pearce (1779-1858) Robert Pearce

North: IN MEMORY

OF A BELOVED MOTHER ANN PEARCE. WIDOW OF ROBERT PEARCE ESQRE OF EXETER

WHO FELL ASLEEP DEC. 10TH 1858 AGED 79

THEM WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of John Hyne Way to Jane Maria Strong was registered 1849/Q3 Honiton. In the 1851 census at 21 Belvedere, Bath: John Hyne Way, aged 42, minister of Christ Church, born in Newfoundland, wife Jane Maria, aged 39, born at Exeter, son John Pearce, aged 5 months, born at Bath, Ann Pearce, aged 72, fund holder, mother in law, born at Blackawton (Devon), and three servants.


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From the burial register: Ann Pearce, aged 79, of 2 Spencers Belle Vue, was buried on 16 Dec 1858. (The death of John Hyne Way, aged 79, was registered 1888/Q1 Bath.)

4.C.2A Sarah Jane Crofton (1802-1867) Malby Crofton (1797-1872) Malby Edward Crofton (1847-1929)

North: SARAH JANE, WIFE OF SIR MALBY CROFTON. BART. OF LONGFORD HOUSE CO

SLIGO DIED APRIL 14TH 1867, AGED 64.

South:

AND THEIR SON COL. MALBY CROFTON (THE KING’S OWN REGT) DIED JAN. 14TH 1929, AGED 81.

Edging. The northern & southern parts of the edging are no longer vertical but have fallen into the space of the grave. From the burial register: Sarah Jane Crofton, aged 64, of 12 St James Square, was buried on 18 Apr 1867. Sir Malby Crofton (1797-1872) was the second baronet, succeeding to the title in 1849. The death of Malby Edward Crofton, aged 81, was registered 1929/Q1 Bath. According to the burial order book buried at 4.D.2A. See also 4.D.2A.

4.C.3 George Brooke Acheson (1794-1864)

North: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL GEORGE BROOKE ACHESON

OF HER MAJESTY’S INDIAN ARMY, BOMBAY ESTABLISHMENT WHO DIED IN BATH ON 2ND OF APRIL 1864.

ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING WIDOW.

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In the 1861 census at 10 Oxford Row, Bath: Geo B Acheson, aged 61, lodger, Lie[u]t Col Indian Army retired, born at Blackheath (Kent), wife Ann E J ,aged 55, born at Dublin. From the burial register: George Brooke Acheson, aged 69, of 8 Belmont/2 Oxford Row, was buried on 7 Apr 1864. In the 1871 census at 2 Oxford Row, Bath: Anne E I Acheson, aged 69, widow, [living on] house property, born in Ireland, Mary A M Colquhoun, aged 63, widow, sister, [living on] house property, born at Onston (Ches), Lucinda Matthews, aged 35, married, niece, annuitant, born in Ireland, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Anne Maxwell Colquhoun, aged 66, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 21 Feb 1874. In the 1881 census at 8 Belmont, Walcot, Bath: Anne E I Acheson, aged 79, widow, annuitant, born at Dublin, Lucinda B Mathews, aged 46, married, annuitant, born at Dublin, Acheson S Colquhoun, aged 40, unmarried, nephew, annuitant, born in Ireland, deaf & dumb, and two servants. From the burial register: Acheson Spear Stewart Colquhoun, aged 41, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 22 Jul 1881. From the National Probate Calendar 1861: 30 August. Administration of the Personal Estate of Acheson Speer Stuart Colquhoun late of 8 Belmont in the City of Bath Gentleman Widower who died 18 July 1881 at 8 Belmont was granted at Bristol to Lucinda Belmore Hamilton Matthews of 8 Belmont Widow the Sister and one of the Next of Kin. Personal Estate £107 13s. 9d. From the burial register: Anne Isabella Acheson, aged 82, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 7 Mar 1884. From the National Probate Calendar 1884: 7 April. The Will with three Codicils of Anne Eliza Isabella Acheson late of 8 Belmont in the City of Bath Widow who died 4 March 1884 at 8 Belmont was proved at Bristol by George John Robertson of 7 Northumberland-buildings in the said City Solicitor and Charles George Matthews Donaldson a Lieutenant in Her Majesty’s Border Regiment now stationed at Colchester in the County of Essex two of the Executors. Personal Estate £4,996 15s.


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4.C.3A John Laidler (1824-1854)

East: On whose soul, Jesus have Mercy

Shallow pitched 4 ways with raised cross on the upper surface. Almost completely delaminated with only the eastern face having some gothic inscribed text. In the Post Office Bath Directory 1852: Laidler, John, 21 Dafford’s st. Larkhall The death of John Laidler, aged 28, was registered 1854/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: John Laidler, aged 29, of Brockleaze Place, was buried on 8 May 1854.

4.C.4 Clara Agnes Dawson (1854-1858) Caroline Mary Dawson (1846-1860) Louisa Jane Dawson (1849-1862)

No memorial found. The birth of Caroline Mary Dawson was registered 1846/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rossiter. The birth of Louisa Jane Dawson was registered 1849/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rossiter. In the 1851 census at 13 High Street, Bath: Wm Dawson, aged 34, printer mas[ter] (employing 3 hands), born at Wolverhampton, wife Caroline, aged 30, born at Bristol, children: Wm Jake, aged 6, born at Bath, Caro. Mary, aged 4, born at Bath, and Louisa J, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Clara Agnes Dawson was registered 1854/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Rossiter. From the burial register: Clara Agnes Dawson, aged 4, of St Peter & St Paul, was buried on 2 Sep 1858.


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From the burial register: Caroline Mary Dawson, aged 14, of St Peter & St Paul, was buried on 9 Oct 1860. In the 1861 census at 13 High Street, Bath: William Dawson, aged 44, master printer employing 2 men 2 boys, born at Wolverhampton (Staffs), wife Caroline, aged 39, born at Bristol, children: Louisa J, aged 11, born at Bath, Emily H, aged 9, born at Bath, (female) infant not named, aged under 1 month, born at Bath, Elizabeth Dawson, aged 33, widow, sister-in-law, shop assistant, born at Bath, and a nurse. From the burial register: Louisa Jane Dawson, aged 10, of High Street, was buried on 24 Feb 1862.

4.C.4A George Thomas Parke (1797-1852) Sarah Crofton Parke (1850)


MAJOR GEORGE THOMAS PARKE FORMERLY OF THE 61ST REGT

WHO DIED 10TH FEBY 1852 AGED 54

South:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF

SARAH CROFTON PARKE AN INFANT DAUGHTER

WHO DIED 25TH SEP. 1850

Pitched 4 ways. The death of Sarah Crofton Parke, aged 0, was registered 1850/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Crofton Parke, aged 4 months, of Circus, was buried on 27 Sep 1850. In the 1851 census at 30 Royal Crescent, Bath: George Thos Parke, aged 53, late Major in the Army, born in Ireland, wife Joanna, aged 38, born at Guernsey, five children (all born in Ceylon), Mary Ann Kennedy, aged 69, widow, mother in law, fundholder, born in London, Mary Ann Kennedy, aged 40, unmarried, sister in law, born at Mitcham (Surrey), Frances Agnes Kennedy, aged 34, unmarried, sister in law, born at Guernsey, Elizth Kennedy, aged 28, unmarried, sister in law, born at Guernsey, and five servants. The death of George Thomas Parke, aged 54, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George Thomas Parke, aged 54, of 13 Cavendish Place, was buried on 17 Feb 1852.


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4.C.5 Edward Charlton (1781-1852)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMOR[Y OF]

.... COLONEL EDWARD CHARLTON ...TE DEPT ADJT GENERAL OF CEYLO[N]

FORMERLY ............ 61ST REGT .................. 1852

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated with only part of the northern face remaining. The inscription is partly obscured by a sapling growth on the northern side. From the List of Inscriptions on Tombstones and Monuments in Ceylon of Historical or Local Interest, with an Obituary of Persons Uncommerorated concerning a monument in Galle Face cemetery: Mrs. Parke was a daughter of Colonel Spicer, R.A., and her sister was wife of Brevet Lieut.-Colonel E. Charlton, K.H., who was Adjutant-General, Ceylon, 1839-1842. From the burial register: Edward Charlton, aged 70, of 40 Park Street, was buried on 1 May 1852. Will of Edward Charlton, Lieutenant Colonel of Her Majesty's Army and Deputy Adjutant General in Ceylon, date 19 May 1852, PROB 11/2152.

4.C.5A Betty Ford (1772-1853) Martha Andrews (1767-1857)

North: SACRED

[TO THE] MEMORY OF .... FORD

[WHO DEPA]RTED THIS LIFE ... JUNE 1853 AGED 80

......... THEREFORE LAMENT ME NOT AT ALL

South:

ALSO MARTHA ANDREWS

ONLY DAUGHTER OF STEPHEN AND BETTY ANDREWS

LATE OF SHEPTON MALLET

Shallowly pitched 4 ways. Large ant hill. In the 1851 census at 1 Winifred’s Dale, Bath: Elizabeth Smith, aged 52, widow, fundholder, born at Bitton (Glos), Betty Ford, aged 75,


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WHERE THEY ARE BURIED BORN 22ND SEPTEMBER 1767

DIED 3RD FEBRUARY 1857

unmarried, servant, housekeeper, born at Clutton (Som), and two other servants. From the burial register: Betty Ford, aged 80, of Winifreds Dale, was buried on 25 Jun 1853. In the 1851 census at 13 Belvedere, Bath: Martha Andrews, aged 62, unmarried, lady, born at Shepton Mallet (Som), and two servants. From the burial register: Martha Andrews, aged 89, of 15 Belvedere, was buried on 9 Feb 1857. Will of Martha Andrews, Spinster of City of Bath, Somerset, date 23 Feb 1857, PROB 11/2245. (The burial book has the location of the grave as 4.C.13.)

4.C.6 Mary Thomas (1798-1853) William Thomas (1793-1870) Elizabeth Thomas (1804-1885)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 4 Lansdown Road, Bath: William Thomas, aged 53, grocer, born at Clayton upon .... (Worcs), wife Mary, aged 50, grocer (shopwoman), born at Hemyock (Devon), a servant and a visitor. From the burial register: Mary Thomas, aged 55, of Lansdown Road, was buried on 18 Oct 1853. In the 1861 census at 2 Westbrook Villas, Weston (Som): William Thomas, aged 66, retired grocer, born at Stockton (Worcs), and wife Elizabeth, aged 54, born at New Radnor. From the burial register: William Thomas, aged 76, of Weston, was buried on 28 Jun 1870. From the National Probate Calendar 1870: 26 July. The Will of William Thomas late of the Parish of Weston near Bath in the County of Somerset Gentleman deceased who died 23 June 1870 at Weston aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oaths of Elizabeth Thomas of Weston aforesaid Widow the Relict and William Trickey of the Parish of Kelston in the County aforesaid Yeoman the Executors. Effects under £600. From the burial register: Elizabeth Thomas, aged 80, of 8 Morford Street, was buried on 28 Apr 1885. From the National Probate Calendar 1885: 21 May. The Will of Elizabeth Thomas late of 8 Morford-street in the City of Bath Widow who died 23 April at 8 Morford-street was proved at the Principal Registry by John Ralph of 12 Vineyards Bath Gentleman the sole Executor. Personal Estate £319 6s. 6d.


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4.C.6A Edward Savage (1775-1857)

Slab. Delaminated. In the 1851 census at 34 Northampton Street, Bath: Edward Savage, aged 75, married, retired butler fundholder, born at Laycock (Wilts). From the burial register: Edward Savage of Northampton Street, was buried on 15 Oct 1857. Will of Edward Savage, formerly Servant, date 4 Nov 1857, PROB 11/2260.

4.C.7 Jane Keith (1785-1856)

Slab. Delaminated. The death of Jane Keith, aged 70, was registered 1856 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Keith, aged 70, of 28 Northampton Street, was buried on 14 Mar 1856. Will of Jane Keith, Spinster late Servant to Mrs Mary Loveday Belvedere of City of Bath, Somerset, date 31 May 1856, PROB 11/2229.


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4.C.7A Maria Hill (1785-1850) William Shaw Hill (1785-1852)

TO THE MEMORY OF MARIA WIFE OF

WILLIAM SHAW HILL WHO DIED DECR 29TH 1850

AGED 65 YEARS BLESSED ARE THE DEATH WHO DIE IN THE LORD

ALSO IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM SHAW HILL

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED NOVR 29TH 1852

Slab. From the burial register: Maria Hill, aged 65, of Upper Camden Place, was buried on 4 Jan 1851. In the 1851 census at 1 Upper Camden Place, Bath: William S Hill, aged 65, widower, retired wine merchant, born at Taunton (Som), children: Mary, aged 29, born at Bath, and Emma, aged 27, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: William Shaw Hill, aged 67, of St Peter & St Paul parish, was buried on 6 Dec 1852. Will of William Shaw Hill, Gentleman of Bath, Somerset, date 12 May 1853, PROB 11.2172.

4.C.8 William Stephenson (1802-1861) William Rose Stephenson (-1841)

Here rest AWAITING THE RESURRECTION

THE EARTHLY REMAINS OF WILLIAM STEPHENSON

OF PUTNEY WHO DIED AT BATH MARCH 28TH 1861

... IS THE SECOND SON OF

THE REVD W. R. STEPHENSON OF CORRINGHAM. ESSEX

―•―

Slab. On 10 May 1798 at St Martin’s, Ludgate William Rose Stephenson, a minor, of the parish, married Elizabeth Hollier of the parish spinster a minor (Licence). From A Topographical Dictionary of England by Samuel Lewis, 1831: CORRINGHAM, a parish in the hundred of BARSTABLE, county of ESSEX, 3 miles (E.) from Horndon on the Hill, containing 235 inhabitants. The living is a rectory, in the archdeaconry of Essex, and diocese of London, rated in the king's books at £22. 13. 4. The Rev. W. R. Stephenson was


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patron in 1822. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, has a tower apparently Norman, with two tiers of plain round arches; at the upper end are some pierced windows, and a low wooden spire. This parish is situated between Tilbury Fort and Canvey Island, and is bounded on the south by the Thames National Church Institutions Database of Manuscripts and Archives: Lambeth Palace Library; FP Howley 9, ff. 44-50; STEPHENSON (William Rose), rector of Corringham, Essex; Correspondence with the Rev. G. Burrard, 1818. The death of William Rose Stephenson was registered 1841/Q2 Orsett (Essex). From White's Directory of Essex 1848: CORRINGHAM, a small scattered village, about 1½ mile N. of the Thames, and 11 miles S.S.W. of Brentwood, has in its parish 255 souls, and 2856 acres of land, including a large tract of low marshes, intersected by several creeks of the Thames, one of which is the proposed site of Thames Haven, as noticed at page 26. ... The rectory, valued in K. B. at £22. 13s. 4d., and in 1831 at £733, is in the patronage and incumbency of the Rev. J. H. Stevenson, M.A., who has a large and handsome residence, erected by himself, in the Elizabethan style, in 1841. The poor's land, 2A. 1R. 10p., is let for £6 per annum. Essex Record Office Q/SBb 544/36/2 2 April 1841 Copy of agreement between appellant and respondent in appeal of Revd. W.R. Stephenson Clerk against Corringham poor rate. From the burial register: William Stephenson, aged 58, of 11 South Parade, was buried on 1 Apr 1861.


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4.C.8A John Wright Phillips (1836-1859)

IN MEMORY OF JOHN WRIGHT PHILLIPS

ELDEST SON OF THE [LATE] ..........LEY PH[ILLIPS]

Slab. The middle part is delaminated. Baptised on 29 Apr 1836 at St Mary & St Nicholas, Beverley (Yorks): John Wright Phillips, son of Thomas Bentley & Anne Leonora Phillips [IGI]. Baptised on 27 Dec 1837 at Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull (Yorks): Arthur Bentley Phillips, son of Charles Henry & Elizabeth Phillips [IGI]. In the 1851 census at Edward Street, Louth (Lincs): John Waite, aged 70, head master of King Edwards School Louth, born at Barwick in Elmet (Yorks), wife Mary, aged 71, born at Louth, John Dean Waite, aged 46, unmarried, son, vicar of Little Cawthorpe, born at Louth, Hannah Waite, aged 72, unmarried, sister, born at Barwick in Elmet, John Wright Phillips, aged 14, nephew, pupil, born at Beverly (Yorks), Arthur Bentley Phillips, aged 13, nephew, pupil, born at Hull (Yorks), eleven other pupils and five servants. From the burial register: John Wright Phillips, aged 22, of 2 Lower Camden Place, Bath, was buried on 18 Feb 1859.

4.C.9 Arthur Henry James Gordon (1778-1855)


ADMIRAL ARTHUR HENRY JAMES GORDON

DIED SEPTR 14TH 1855 AGED 77.

TRULY MY SOUL WAITETH UPON GOD FROM HIM COMETH MY SALVATION

Slab with curved upper surface. In the 1851 census at 1 Nelson Place, Bath: Henry Gordon, aged 72, Royal Navy, born on the Island of Antigua, wife Charlotte, aged 71, born at Wrallesby Hall (Staffs), and three servants.


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Vice-Admiral Henry Gordon lived at 1 Nelson Place from 1829 until his death. He was mayor of Bath for two terms. The death of Henry Gordon, aged 77, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Gordon, aged 77, of 1 Nile Street, was buried on 21 Sep 1855. Will of Henry Gordon, Admiral of Bath, Somerset, date 31 Oct 1855, PROB 11/2220. See also 4.C.10.

4.C.9A Mary Grant Gordon (1748-1848) Francis Grant Gordon Willoughby Aston (1715-1772)


MARY WIDOW OF CAPTN FRANCIS GRANT GORDON R.N.

ISLAND OF ANTIGUA AND THIRD DAUGHTER OF

SIR WILLOUGHBY ASTON BARONET BORN JUNE 20TH 1748

DIED AT BATH JUNE 16TH 1848

Slab with curved upper surface. Some of the inscription is obscured by sapling growth. In History of the Island of Antigua Vol II p25 in an indenture from Close Roll 39 Geo III, Part 5, it recites the will and mentions that James Gordon died on 8 April 1768 without any issue, leaving James Brebner Gordon and Francis Grant Gordon his nephews and coheirs. At the time James Brebner was in the West Indies. From The Birth of the village of Liberta, Antigua by Hewlester A Samuel Sr, Llumina Press, 2007 p5 “... the land purchased by manumitted slaves from Mrs. Harcum to extend Liberta from Grace Hill was part of Table Hill Gordon, which got its name from its former owner, Captain Francis Grant Gordon.” From the burial register Mary Grant Gordon, aged 99, of Burlington Street, was buried on 23 Jun 1848. Will of Mary Grant Gordon, Widow of Bath, Somerset, date 12 Aug 1848, PROB 11/2079.


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4.C.10 Mary Margaret Kemys (1774-1852) Charlotte Gordon (1779-1853) Henry Gordon (1778-1856)


MARY MARGARET LADY KEMYS WHO DIED ON THE 18TH OF JUNE ____

AGED 77 YEARS ALSO

CHARLOTTE WIFE OF

VICE ADMIRAL GORDON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 27TH 1853

AGED 73 YEARS

Slab with curved upper surface. In the 19th century Thomas Wakeman made a study of the Kemys family, which could be traced back to the 1200s with estates in Bedfordshire and south Wales. Llanrumney Hall, near Cardiff, passed to the Kemys family of Cefn Maly in the 16th century. In the 1851 census at a lodging house at 6 Rivers Street, Bath: Mary Kemys, aged 65, widow, annuitant, born Island of Antigua British Subject. In the 1851 census at 1 Nelson Place, Bath: Henry Gordon, aged 72, Royal Navy, born on the Island of Antigua, wife Charlotte, aged 71, born at Wrallesby Hall (Staffs), and three servants. See 4.C.9. From the burial register: Mary Margaret Kemys, aged 77, of Catharine Place, was buried on 15 Jun 1852. From the burial register: Charlotte Gordon, aged 74, of 1 Nelson Place, was buried on 4 Jun 1853. See 4.C.9.

4.C.10A Heleodoro Jacinto Dario Carneiro (1775-1848)

West: TO THE MEMORY OF

HELEODORO JACINTO DARIO CARNEIRO

VISCOUNT CONDEIXA MANY YEARS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE

PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT IN FOREIGN COURTS DIED AT BATH

ON THE 18TH OF OCTOBER 1848

Altar tomb. The surname is in an area which is recessed, probably because a mistake was made in the original carving and it was re-carved.


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Heliodoro Jacinto de Araújo Carneiro fled to London when Portugal was invaded by the French in 1807. Although he was appointed chargé d'affaires to Switzerland in 1818, the Portuguese ministers refused to grant him a travel allowance, and he never reached his post. Soon afterwards he fell out of favour with King João VI – who with the royal family had emigrated to Brazil in 1807, returning in 1821 - and eventually became a follower of King João VI’s younger son Miguel, who named him Visconde de Condeixa. King Miguel I (1802-1866) was King of Portugal in the period 1828-1834. He was forced to abdicate in 1834 and was replaced by his brother King Pedro IV. From the burial register: Heliodoro Jacinto Dario Carneiro, Viscount Condeixa, of Portland Place, was buried on 24 Oct 1848. Publication include: Cartas dirigidas a S. M. el-rey d. Joao VI. desde 1817. A cerca do estado de Portugal e Brazil, e outros mais documentos escritos. Por H. J. d'Araujo Carneiro ... Algumas palavras em resposta ao que certas pessoas tem ditto e avançado a cerca do Governo Portuguez ... Segunda edição, corrigida e augmentada .... First edition 1831, Second edition London, G. Schulze, 1832.

4.C.11 John Sanderson (1766-1849)

West: IN MEMORY OF

THE HONBLE JOHN SANDERSON LATE CHIEF JUSTICE

AND PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL IN THE ISLAND OF GRENADA

WHO DIED 10 JAN 1849 AGED 82

East: R.I.P.

Low tomb with pitched edges, flat top with raised cross, facing east. From the burial register: John Sanderson, aged 80, of Nelson Place, was buried on 17 Jan 1849.


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Will of The Honorable John Sanderson, Chief Justice of Island of Grenada, date 6 Feb 1849, PROB 11/2088. A Biographical List of The More Notable Converts To The Catholic Church In The United Kingdom During The Last Sixty Years compiled and edited by W. Gordon Gorman, London, 1910 includes: Sanderson, Miss Eliza, daughter of the Hon. John Sanderson, of Grenada, B.W.I. (1849) Sanderson, The Hon. John, Chief Justice of Grenada, B.W.I. (1849)

4.C.11A Catherine Edith Wickham (1854-1855)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Catherine Edith Wickham, aged 10 months, of 10 Catharine Place, was buried on 6 Aug 1855.

4 .C.12 Caroline Marianna Walker (1780-1856) Richard Watt Walker (1793-1852)

South: Sacred to the memory of

Caroline Marianna, widow of Richard Watt Walker Michel............... Daughter of the late Henry Saunders of ............... Durham Esqre

and Granddaughter of the late Sir John Swin..... B.M. died August ivth mdccclvi Aged lxxvi

Pitched 2 ways with raised decoration on upper surfaces. Gothic script. Baptised on 4 Aug 1792 at St George, Castle Street, Liverpool, Richard Watt Walker, born on 3 Jul 1792, married circa 1820 Caroline Swinburne [IGI]. A History of Michelgrove near Findon, complied by Valerie Martin in 2005 includes the following: In the early 1800s, Richard Watt Walker attempted to have a coach service running from Littlehampton to London. ... A road was constructed from Michelgrove to Findon. ... Richard Watt Walker lived so extravagantly that in 1827 he was forced to sell his estates to the 12th Duke of Norfolk. Will of Richard Watt Walker of Brussels, Kingdom of Belgium, date 8 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2168. From the burial register: Caroline Marianna Walker, aged 76, of Weston super Mare, was buried on 21 Aug 1856. Will of Carolina Marianna


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otherwise Caroline Marianna Walker, Wife of Ostende, Kingdom of Belgium, date 15 Sep 1856, PROB 11/2239. From Alumni Oxonienses: Walker, Richard Watt, s. Richard, of Liverpool, arm. CHRIST CHURCH, matric. 8 June 1810, aged 17; of Michelgrove Park, Sussex, died at Brussels 31 Aug., 1852. See Eton School Lists.

4.C.12A Robert Adams Amesbury (1859-1947)

South (on 1 line): ROBERT ADAMs AMESBURY, LATE OF WATCHETT, SOM. DIED FEB. 23RD 1947,

AGED 87.

North: .....ME, YET I TRUST IN HIM

East:

R•I•P

Edging. Ant hill on the north-eastern corner. In the 1861 census at Wall row lane, Huntspill (Som): Robt A Amesbury, aged 38, farmer, born at Huntspill, wife Eliza, aged 32, born at Westonzoyland (Som), son Jarvis R A, aged 18 months, born at Huntspill, and two visitors. In the 1871 census at Wall row lane, Huntspill: Robert A Amesbury, aged 42, farmer, born at Huntspill, children: Robert A, aged 9, born at Huntspill, Minnie, aged 8, born at Huntspill, and Joseph, aged 7, born at Huntspill, a visitor, a servant and a labourer. The marriage of Robert Adams Amesbury to Eleanora Moon was registered 1879/Q1 Shepton Mallet. In the 1901 census at 19 Vernon Terrace, Twerton (Som): Robert A Amesbury, aged 41, railway engine driver, born at East Huntspill (Som), wife Eleanora, aged 39, born at Shepton mallet (Som), and children: Eliza, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Wells, Alice, aged 15, school teacher, born at Wells, Eleanora, aged 13, born at Twerton, and Louisa, aged 4, born at Twerton.


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From the burial register: Robert Adams Amesbury, aged 87, of Vernon, Warminster Road, Bathampton, was buried on 1 Mar 1947.

4.C.13 Martha Andrews (1767-1857)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Martha Andrews, aged 89, of 12 Belvedere, was buried on 9 Feb 1857. See 4.C.5A.

4.C.13A William Henry Skelton (1810-1857)

No memorial found. Baptised on 10 Oct 1810 at St Philips, Birmingham: William Henry Skelton, son of William & Cordelia Skelton, date of birth 23 Sep 1810 [IGI]. The death of William Henry Skelton, aged 46, was registered 1857/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: William Henry Skelton, aged 46, of Canton Place, was buried on 19 May 1857. Will of William Henry Skelton, Gentleman of Bath, Somerset, date 5 Jun 1857, PROB 11/2253.

4.C.14 Henry Freeman Young Pogson (1777-1857) Henry Pogson (1825-1861)


HENRY FREEMAN YOUNG POGSON CAPTN R.N.

WHO DIED IN THE PARISH OF ST SAVIOUR BATH JULY 13TH 1857 AGED 80 YEARS

―•― ALSO

[T]O THE MEMORY OF HARRY POGSON

SON OF THE ABOVE ......M HIS PASSAGE FROM INDIA

...RCH 19TH 1861 AGED 36 YEARS

Slab. Reported as married to Charlotte Isabella Standish but without supporting information. Baptised on 15 Jan 1825, at Kidwelly (Carmarthenshire): Henry Pogson, son of Henry Freeman Young & Charlotte Isabella Pogson [IGI]. Baptised on 25 May 1829 at Goodrich (Herefordshire): Isabella Esther Pogson, daughter of Henry Freeman Young & Isabella Charlotte Pogson [IGI]. In the 1841 census at a lodging house at 9 Arundel St, St Clement Danes, London: Henry Pogson, aged 55, Navy, not born in Middlesex.


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Naval Biographical Dictionary 1849: POGSON Henry Freeman Young Cdr 1819 entered navy 1790 In the 1851 census at a hotel at Bramshott (Hants): Henry G Pogson, aged 73, widower, Commander Royal Navy, born in London, Isabella, aged 23, born at Pen.... (Herefordshire), and a servant. From the burial register Henry Fallman Young Pogson, aged 80, of Victoria Place, was buried on 18 Jul 1857.

4.C.14A Sophia Gaby (1787-1858) Mary Ann Heale (1819-1892)

On cross piece of the cross: IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

MARY ANNE HEALE WHO DIED AT BATH MAY 21 1892

AGED 72 YEARS

On top plinth:

ROCK OF AGES CLEFT FOR ME ............. BE ME SELF ..........

NOTHING IN MY HANDS I BRING SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING

Middle plinth:

ALSO MISS SOPHIA GABY WHO DIED AT BATH APRIL 12 1858

AGED 70 YEARS

Cross on 3 plinths. Residues of red indicate that once some of the letters were gilded. In the 1851 census at Long Street, Devizes (Wilts): Sophia Gaby, aged 61, unmarried, proprietor of houses, born at Bromham (Wilts), Mary A Hale, aged 32, unmarried, cousin, proprietor of land, born at Devizes, and two servants. From the burial register: Sophia Gaby, aged 70, of 7 Lambridge Place, was buried on 16 Apr 1858. In the 1891 census at 3 Walcot Terrace, Bath: Mary A Heale, aged 70, unmarried, no occupation, born at Devizes (Wilts), and Eleanor H Burrows, aged 29, widow, niece, born at sea. From the burial register: Mary Ann Heale, aged 72, of 3 Walcot Terrace, was buried on 4 Jun 1892.

4.C.15 Amelia Walton (1773-1858)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 17 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Amelia Walton, aged 77, widow, annuitant, born at Marylebone (Middx), William Walton,


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William Walton (1791-1877) Margaret Walton (1799-1877)

aged 35 (!), unmarried, son, fundholder, born at Warmington (Warks), and two servants. From the burial register: Amelia Walton, aged 85, of Beaufort Buildings East, was buried on 6 Nov 1858. In the 1861 census at 17 Grosvenor, Bath: William Walton, aged 60, fundholder, born in Warwickshire, wife Margaret, aged 60, born at York, a visitor and three servants. In the 1871 census at 17 Grosvenor, Bath: William Walton, aged 75, [living on] interest of money, born at Warmington (Warks), wife Margaret, aged 70, born at York, and three servants. From the burial register: William Walton, aged 85, of 17 Grosvenor, was buried on 8 Mar 1877. From the burial register: Margaret Walton, aged 77, of 17 Grosvenor, was buried on 28 Mar 1877.

4.C.15A Harriet Barry (1804-1861) Gaius Barry (-1850)


HARRIET BARRY DAUGHTER OF THE REVD GAIUS BARRY

RECTOR OF LITTLE SODBURY GLOUCRE

WHO DIED AT BATH MAY 26TH 1861 AGED 56 YEARS

Slab. Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies D-HV/A/61 10 Feb 1790: From burial register for parish of Walcot, Somerset, in reference to the burial of Elliott Salter, made 10 September 1830, by the Rev. Gaius Barry, curate of Walcot. In An Account of Public Charities in England and Wales by John Wade 1828 p264 in a section of the parish of Walcot: On the 21st October, 1798 Charles Viner paid the Rev. Gaius Barry, the curate and lecturer of the parish, who preaches a sermon on each of the six days appointed by the testator, the sum of £2 : 1 : 9 stating that


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the residue was deducted to pay the expense of the transfer of the bonds of securities. Gaius Barry was curate at Walcot until at least 1818. The death of Gaius Barry was registered 1850/Q4 Bedminster. Will of Reverend Gaius Barry, Clerk, Rector of Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire, date 6 Mar 1851, PROB 11/2128. In the 1851 census at Cleeve Street, Yatton (Som): Harriet Barry, aged 45, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, and three servants (with two of the servants from Sodbury (Glos)). From the burial register (which has the location as 4.I.7): Harriet Barry, aged 58, of Henrietta Street, was buried on 31 May 1861.

4.C.16 Elizabeth Reynolds (1827-1862)

East: mdccclxii Aged xxxiv Years

North (on 1 line): We love him because he first loved us.” 1st John ................ I know that [my

Redeemer liveth]

Tomb with pitched side and a flat top with a raised cross facing east. The incised inscription is in gothic script. The southern side is inaccessible due to sapling growth. In the 1861 census at 6 Abingdon Buildings, Bath: Elizabeth Reynolds, aged 34, married, dressmaker, born at East Brent (Som). From the burial register: Elizabeth Reynolds, aged 34, of 6 Abingdon Buildings, was buried on 10 Feb 1862.

4.C.16A Harriet Foy (1792-1862) James Foy (-1825)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF HARRIET, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CAPTN JAMES FOY OF TWICKENHAM

............ SUDDENLY AT BATH ......... OF THE 20TH SEPTR 1862


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Pitched 4 ways, underneath a clump of laurel bushes with limited accessibility. Will of James Foy of Twickenham, Middlesex, date 22 Dec 1825, PROB 11/1706. The Twickenham Museum, in its description of Highshot House, Crown Road, and its list of occupants has “1819 Captain James Foy (d 1825)”. In the 1851 census at Vineyard, Clarence House, Richmond (Surrey): Harriet Foy, aged 45, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at Teddington (Middx). In the 1861 census at 4 Park Villas East, Richmond (Surrey): Harriet Foy, aged 63, unmarried, boarder, fundholder, born at Teddington (Middx). From the burial register: Harriet Foy, aged 70, of 44 St James’s Square, was buried on 6 Oct 1862.

Gap

4.C.19A Benjamin King (1771-1852)

BENJAMIN KING LATE OF THIS CITY

DIED 31ST MAY 1852

AGED 80

Slab. Incised inscription faces east. In the 1851 census at 6 Belmont, Bath: Benjamin King, aged 78, widower, annuitant, born at Hadleigh (Suffolk), daughter Emily M, aged 28, unmarried, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: Benjamin King, aged 80, of 6 Belmont, was buried on 5 Jun 1852.


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4.C.20 Edgar Newcombe Bolt (1816-1855) Charlotte Sarah Bolt (1849-1853)

North: EDGAR NEWCOMBE BOLT

died April 16th 1855 Aged 38 Years

CHARLOTTE SARAH BOLT Daughter of the above

died July 25th 1853 Aged 4½ Years.

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of Edgar Newcombe Bolt to Charlotte Finigan was registered 1841/Q4 Bath. The birth of Edgar Finigan Bolt was registered 1844/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Finigan. The birth of Charlotte Sarah Bolt was registered 1848/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Finigan. In the 1851 census at 7 Union Street, Bath: Edgar N Bolt, aged 34, bank cashier, born at Bath, wife Charlotte, aged 32, born at Bath, children: Edgar F, aged 6, born at Bath, and Charlotte S, aged 2, born at Bath, a clerk and two servants. The birth of William Richard Bolt in 1851 was registered 1852/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Finigan. From the burial register: Charlotte Sarah Bolt, aged 4, of St Peter & St Paul, was buried on 31 Jul 1853. From the burial order book: Edgar Newcombe Bolt, aged 38, was buried on 22 Apr 1855.


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4.C.20A Hannah Bolt (1791-1855) Edgar Finigan Bolt (1844-1863)

North: HANNAH BOLT

died July 3rd 1855 Aged 64 Years

South:

EDGAR FINIGAN BOLT died April 4th 1863

Aged 18

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Hannah Bolt, aged 64, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 8 Jul 1855. In the 1861 census at 9 Fountain Buildings, Bath: Charlotte Bolt, aged 42, widow, toy dealer, born at Bath, children: Edgar F, aged 17, commercial clerk, born at Bath, and William, aged 9, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Edgar Finigan Bolt, aged 19, of 9 Fountain Buildings, was buried on 12 Apr 1863.

4.C.21 Frances Maria Eliza Coppin (1833-1912)

No memorial found. See 4.C.23A.

4.C.21A Frances Catherine Blair (1824-1908)

On the cross: JESU MERCY

North:

IN Loving memory of

FRANCES CATHERINE BLAIR BORN MAR. 16. 1824 ― DIED JAN. 1. 1908

Pitched in the form of a cross. In the 1861 census at the Parsonage Milborne (Dorset): Rev Thos Blair, aged 50, vicar of the parish, born at Ensbury (Dorset), wife Frances Cathe, aged 38, born at Cape of Good Hope British Subject, seven children (the first 5 born at Cape of Good Hope), and a servant.


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In the 1881 census at Lansdown House, Charlcombe (Som): William Douglas, aged 74, retired Madras Civil Service, born at Salisbury (Wilts), wife Caroline, aged 66, born at Wynberg, Cape of Good Hope, Francis C Blair (female), aged 58, widow, sister in law, widow of vicar of Milborne Dorset, born at Wynberg Cape of Good Hope, and three servants. From the burial register: Frances Catherine Blair, aged 84, of 31 Paragon, was buried on 25 Sep 1918.

4.C.22A Matthew Henry Scott (1841-1923) Sarah Jane Scott (1842-1928)

In Loving Memory

of MATTHEW HENRY SCOTT I.C.S.

DIED 20TH DECEMBER 1923.

ALSO JANE HIS WIFE DIED 27TH MAY 1928

Celtic cross on 3 plinths. In the 1901 census at 5 Lansdown Place West, Bath: Matthew H Scott, aged 59, Indian Civil Service retired, born at Westbury on Trym (Glos), wife Sarah J, aged 50, born in Ireland, children: Mabel H, aged 20, born at South Hampstead, London, and Malcolm B, aged 16, born in India British Subject, and two servants. In the 1911 census at 5 Lansdown Place West, Bath: Matthew Henry Scott, aged 69, Indian Civil Service, born at Westbury on Trym (Glos), wife Sarah Jane, aged 60, married 40 years, 7 children of which 3 then living, daughter Mabel Henrietta, aged 20, born in London, a visitor and two servants. From the burial register Matthew Henry Scott, aged 82, of 5 Lansdown Place West, was buried on 24 Dec 1923. From the burial register: Sarah Jane Scott, aged 85, of 24 Park Mansions, Bath, was buried on 30 May 1928.


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4.C.23 Georgiana Forman (1834-1920) George John Courthope Forman (1833-1894) Amy Frances Forman (1865-1955)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

North (on 1 line): GEORGIANA WIDOW OF GEORGE COURTHOPE FORMAN DIED OCT. 4: 1920 AGED

86.

South: ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER AMY FRANCES WHO DIED 15TH DEC. 1955. AGED 91.

Edging. Baptised on 31 Mar 1833 at St John, Portsea: George John Courthope Forman, son of George Ellery & Maria Forman [IGI]. The marriage of George John Courthope Forman to Georgiana Fisher was registered 1861/Q2 Stoke Damerel. The birth of Amy Frances Forman was registered 1865/Q1 Kensington. In the 1891 census at 41 Brindesbury Villas, Willesden (Middx): Georgiana Forman, aged 56, married, living on her own means, born at Shobrooke (Devon), children: Alfred T, aged 29, marine insurance broker’s clerk, born at Holloway, London, Arthur G, aged 27, marine insurance under-writer clerk, born at Holloway, London, Amy F, aged 26, born at Kensington, London, and Edith C, aged 24, born at Kensington, and a servant. The death of George John C Forman, aged 61, was registered 1894/Q2 Kensington. In the 1911 census at 250 Lauderdale Mansions, Maida Hill, London W: Georgiana Forman, aged 76, [living on] private means, born at Shobrooke (Devon), and children: Amy Frances, aged 46, unmarried, born at Brompton, London, and Edith Courthorpe, aged 44, hospital nurse, born at Brompton, London. From the burial register: Georgiana Forman, aged 86, of 5 Lansdown Road, was buried on 7 Oct 1920. From the burial order book: Amy Frances Forman, aged 91, was buried on 19 Dec 1955.


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4.C.23A Frances Maria Eliza Coppin (1835-1918) Charles Francis Coppin (1835-1927)

Sacred to the Memory of

FRANCES MARIA ELIZA BELOVED WIFE OF

MAJOR CHARLES F. COPPIN R. M. L. I.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPTEMBER 22ND 1918

AGED 85.

“ACCEPTED IN THE BELOVED” EPHESIANS 1. 6

Also

In Affectionate Memory of CHARLES FRANCIS COPPIN

ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY

DIED FEBRUARY 2ND 1927, AGED 92

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE.

Headstone. The marriage of Charles Francis Coppin to Frances Maria E Fisher was registered 1873/Q2 Stoke Damerel. In the 1891 census at 23 Powis Square, Brighton: Charles F Coppin, aged 56, Major Royal Marines Light Infantry (retired), born in London, and wife Franc[e]s M E , aged 58, born at Chelsea. In the 1901 census at a lodging house at 34 York Street, St Marylebone, London: Chas F Coppin, aged 66, married, Major Royal Marines Light Infantry (retired), born in London, and Frances M Coppin, aged 68, married, born at Chelsea. In the 1911 census at 3 S George Road, Ealing, London W: Charles Francis Coppin, aged 76, Major Royal Marines Light Infantry (retired), born in London, wife Frances Maria Eliza, aged 78, married 37 years, born in London (‘Scotch’ against nationality), and two servants. The death of Frances Maria Eliza Coppin, aged 85, was registered 1918 Bath. From the burial register: Frances Maria Eliza Coppin, aged 85, of 4 Russell Street, was buried on 25 Sep 1918. (The burial order book has the grave at 4.C.21.) From the burial register: Charles Francis Coppin, aged 92, of 5 Catharine Place, was buried on 5 Feb 1927.


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4.C.24 Honor Cattle (1803-1880)


HONOR CATTLE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MARCH 13TH 1880 IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HER AGE

BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD REV. XIV. CHAP. 16. VERSE

Slab with a curved upper surface. The incised inscription faces west. The lower two-thirds is delaminated. In the 1841 census at Mirby? House, Inkpen (Berks): Honor Cattle, aged 45, not born in Berkshire, one of six servants. In the 1861 census at 26½ Belvedere, Bath: Honour Cattle, aged 68, unmarried, retired servant, born at Huish (Som). The death of Honor Cattle, aged 75, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Honor Cattle, aged 75, of Harley Street, was buried on 21 Mar 1868.

4.C.24A Sarah Southcomb (1795-1860) Elizabeth Anne Hamilton Southcomb (1825-1885) Sarah Lely Granger Hamilton Southcomb (1819-1908)

SARAH SOUTHCOMB JULY 5TH 1860.

― “FOR EVER WITH THE LORD”

ELIZABETH ANNE HAMILTON SOUTHCOMB YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

DIED NOVR 24TH 1885. AGED 60 YEARS

― PERFECT THROUGH SUFFERING

― SARAH LELY GRANGER HAMILTON

SOUTHCOMB ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

SARAH SOUTHCOMB DIED OCTR 22ND 1908

AGED 89 YEARS ―

“GOD IS LOVE”

Headstone and edging. In the 1851 census at 2 Springfield Place, Bath: Sarah Southcombe, aged 45 (!), widow, annuitant, born in Ireland, children: Sely (sic) (female), aged 31, unmarried, annuitant, born at Minehead, and Lewis G, aged 24, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Minehead, a visitor and two servants. In the 1851 census at the Rectory, Steppingley (Beds): William Hen[r]y Greene, aged 51, rector of Steppingley, born at Ampthill (Beds), wife Susanna R S H, aged 30, born at ...ster (Som), Elizabeth A H Southcomb,


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aged 26, unmarried, sister in law, clergyman’s daughter, born at ...ster (Som), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 21 Rivers Street, Bath: Lely Southcomb (female), aged 42, unmarried, gentleman, born at Minehead (Som), Elizabeth Southcomb, aged 36, unmarried, sister, born at Minehead, and two servants. The death of Sarah Southcomb, aged 65, was registered 1860 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Southcomb, aged 65, of 21 Rivers Street, was buried on 12 Jul 1860. From the burial register: Elizabeth Anne Hamilton Southcomb, aged 60, of River’s Street, was buried on 28 Nov 1885. The death of Sarah Lely Granger Hamilton Southcomb, aged 89, was registered 1908 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Southcomb, aged 89, of 21 Rivers Street, was buried on 26 Oct 1908.

4.C.25 Charles Pitman Coppin (1789-1877) Anne Hussey Coppin (1789-1881) Sarah Anne Coppin (1821-1874)

In Memory Of CHARLES PITMAN COPPIN. RETIRED COMMANDER R.N.

DIED APRIL 23RD 1877 AGED 87.

Also of

ANNE HUSSEY COPPIN HIS WIDOW

DIED MAY 30TH 1881, AGED 91.

Also of

SARAH ANNE COPPIN BELOVED DAUGHTER OF CHARLES PITMAN COPPIN

COMMANDER R.N. DIED SEPTR 12TH 1874

“THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM” I THESS. 14.14

Headstone, now flat. Baptised on 12 Jan 1790 at Charterhouse Chapel, Finsbury, London: Charles Pittman Coppin, son of John Coppin Pittman Coppin & Sarah Coppin, date of birth: 9 Dec 1789 [IGI]. In the 1861 census at 23 Gay Street, Bath: Charles P Coppin, aged 71, Commander Royal Navy, born in London, wife Anne Hussey, aged 70, born at Bath, children: Sarah Ann, aged 40, born at Bath, and Louisa Henrietta, aged 33, born at Bath, and two servants.


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In the 1871 census at 23 Gay Street, Bath: Charles P Coppin, aged 81, Commander RN, born at Market Street (Herts), wife Anne H, aged 80, born at Bath, daughter Sarah A, aged 50, unmarried, no occupation, born at Hythe (Hants), and a servant. From the burial register: Sarah Anne Coppin, aged 53, of 23 Gay Street, was buried on 17 Sep 1874. The death of Charles Pitman Coppin, aged 87, was registered 1877 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Pitman Coppin, aged 87, of 5 Oxford Row, was buried on 26 Apr 1877. In the 1881 census at 2 Burlington Street, Bath: Frances M Coppin, aged 47, married, wife of Major, born in London, Anne H Coppin, aged 90, widow, mother, fundholder, born at Bath, three servants and a visitor. The death of Anne Hussey Coppin, aged 91, was registered 1881/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Ann Hussey Coppin, aged 91, of 2 Burlington Street, was buried on 3 Jun 1881.

4.C.25A John Ladeveze Hamilton Southcomb (1817-1886)


JOHN LADEVEZE HAMILTON SOUTHCOMB FOR 27 YEARS

RECTOR OF ROSE ASH, DEVON, BORN 19TH JUNE 1817, DIED 6TH MARCH 1886.

― “IN THE WORLD TO COME LIFE EVERLASTING”

― Headstone and edging. In the 1851 census at the Rectory, Dunsford (Devon): John L H Southcomb, aged 33, unmarried, curate of Dunsford, born in Devon or Somerset (N K), three visitors and a servant. In the 1871 census at the Rectory, Rose Ash (Devon): John L H Southcombe, aged 53, rector of Rose Ash, born at N K Somerset or Devon, wife Catherline (sic) A, aged 43, born at Exeter, children: Gertrude S, aged 13, born at Rose Ash, Emily, aged 12, born at Rose Ash, George H, aged 1, born at Rose Ash, and Alice C, aged 4 months, born at Rose Ash, and three servants.


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The death of John Ladeveze Hamilton Southcomb, aged 68, was registered 1886 Bath. From the burial register: John Ladeveze Hamilton Southcomb, aged 68, of 22 Rivers Street, was buried on 12 Mar 1886. From Alumni Oxonienses: Southcomb, Rev. John (Ladaveze) Hamilton, 1s. John, of Minehead, Somerset, cler. ALL SOULS’ COLL., matric. 2 Jan., 1836, aged 18; bible clerk 1836-40, B.A. 1840, of Honiton House, Devon.

4.C.26 Gertrude Scobell Longworth Dames (1857-1890) William Longworth Dames (1854-1924) Arthur William Longworth Dames (1890-1939)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

GERTRUDE SCOBELL THE MUCH LAMENTED WIFE OF WILLIAM LONGWORTH DAMES,

OF RYNDVILLE, NEWBRIDGE HILL WESTON. NEAR BATH

WHO DIED 28TH FEBY 1890 AGED 32

South: ALSO

IN LOVING MEMORY ― OF ― ARTHUR

WILLIAM LONGWORTH DAMES DIED 2ND NOVEMBER 1939,

AGED 49 YEARS

North: WILLIAM LONGWORTH DAMES

DIED 25TH JULY 1924 AGED 70 YEARS

Cross with ihs motif and surface carving of flowers, facing east. Some lead has gone. Mason’s mark of ‘TURVEY & PERRIN’. The birth of Gertrude Scobell Soutcomb was registered 1857/Q4 S Molton. The marriage of William Longworth Dames to Gertrude Scobbel Southcomb at Christchurch, Montpelier, Bath was registered 1889/Q2 Bath. The birth of Arthur William Longworth Dames was registered 1890/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Southcombe. The death of Gertrude Scobell L Dames, aged 32, was registered 1890/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Gertrude Scobell Longworth-Dames, aged 32, of Ryndville, Weston, was buried on 31 Jan 1890. In the 1891 census at Ryndville, Upper Newbridge Road, Weston (Som): William L Dames, aged 36, widower, bank cashier, born at Kenton (Devon), and two servants. In the 1891 census at Rosslyn Villa, Park Gardens, Weston (Som): Emma Longworth-Dames, aged 68, widow, living on own means, born at


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Horton (Wilts), children: Fanny, aged 39, born at Kenton (Devon), and Clara, aged 30, born at Kenton, Arthur Longworth-Dames, aged 1, grandson, born at Bath, and four servants. The marriage of William Longworth Dames to Charlotte Mary Williams was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. In the 1901 census at 5 Combe Park, Weston (Som): William L Dames, aged 46, married, bank cashier, born at Kenton (Devon), daughter Ethel M L, aged 1, born at Bath, and three servants. In the 1911 census at Creech St Michael, Taunton: Sidney Samuel Orchard, aged 34, surveyor & engineer, born at S Brent (Devon), wife Winifred Janie, aged 33, born at Exeter, three children, Arthur William Longworth Dames, aged 21, unmarried, boarder, assistant surveyor (highways), born at Bath, and a servant. The death of William L Dames, aged 70, was registered 1924/Q3 Bath. The death of Arthur W L Dames, aged 49, was registered 1939/Q4 Bristol. See also 4.B.26. From the burial register: Mary Price, aged 72, of 27 Belvedere, was buried on 18 Sep 1905. From the burial register: John Price, aged 88, of 27 Belvedere, was buried on 4 Oct 1909.

4.C.26A Emily Southcomb (1859-1909)


EMILY SECOND DAUGHTER OF

JOHN LADAVEZE HAMILTON SOUTHCOMB. &

ELIZABETH WEEKE SOUTHCOMB BORN 12TH MARCH 1859. DIED 22ND AUGUST 1909.

“FOR LO THE WINTER IS PAST, THE RAIN IS OVER AND GONE, THE FLOWERS APPEAR.”

Celtic cross on 2 plinths, faces east. The birth of Emily Southcomb was registered 1859/Q2 S Molton.


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In the 1861 census at ‘in the Hides’, Lewes (Sussex): John Scobell, aged 69, widower, rector of All Saints & Southover, Lewes, born at Bodmin (Cornwall), Eliza G S Southcomb, aged 31, married, daughter, wife of landed proprietor, born at Lewes, Frances S Scobell, aged 29, unmarried, daughter, born at Lewes, Gertrude S Southcomb, aged 3, grand-daughter, born at Rose Ash (Devon), Emily Southcomb, aged 2, grand-daughter, born at Rose Ash, Catherine Southcomb, aged 7 months, grand-daughter, born at Rose Ash, and four servants. The death of Eliza Georgina Treweeke Southcomb was registered 1863/Q1 S Molton. The marriage of John Landaveze (sic) H Southcomb to Catherine Ann Foster was registered 1867/Q1 Kensington. From the burial register: Emily Southcomb, aged 50, of 22 Rivers Street, was buried on 26 Aug 1909.

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4.C.27A Archibald John Little (1816-1888) Elizabeth Little (1820-1904) Arthur Crawford Ernest Law (1854-1930)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ARCHIBALD JOHN LITTLE FLEET SURGEON R.N.

DIED APRIL 6TH 1888, AGED 71. GOD IS LOVE

AND OF ELIZABETH HIS WIFE DAUGHTER OF ARTHUR CRAWFORD OF THE LODGE CO ANTRIM

BORN 21ST NOVEMBER 1820 DIED 3RD APRIL 1904

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

Plaque:

ERNEST LAW C.B, C.V.O SON OF THE

HONBLE WILLIAM LAW, DIED FEBRUARY 25. 1930

AGED 75.

AFTER LIFE’S FITFUL FEVER

HE SLEEPS WELL

Cross on 3 plinths and plaque in the form of an open book, facing east. In the 1861 census at 8 Panton Square, Westminster, London: Arch[ibal]d John Little, aged 44, unmarried, Staff Surgeon R Navy in Half Pay MRCS L, born in Scotland. The death of Archibald John Little, aged 71, was registered 1888/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Archibald John Little, aged 71, of 5 Somerset Place, was buried on 10 Apr 1888.


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From the burial register: Elizabeth Little, 83, of 16 Eccleston Square, was buried on 5 Apr 1904. The birth of Ernest Philip Alphonsus Law was registered 1854/Q3 Kensington. The marriage of Ernest Philip A Law to Katherine Helen C Lonsdale was registered 1890/Q2 Kensington. In the 1891 census at 39 Queen’s Gate Gardens, Kensington: Ernest P A Law, aged 36, barrister at law, born at Brompton, London, wife Catherine H C, aged 36, born in Ireland, and three servants. In the 1911 census at The Pavilion, Hampton Court Palace: Ernest P A Law, aged 56, railway director barrister-at-law, born at South Kensington, London, wife Katherine H C, aged 56, married 20 years, born at Drumbo co Antrim, Ireland, and four servants. The death of Ernest P A Law, aged 75, was registered 1930/Q1 Kingston (Surrey). The death of Katherine H C Law, aged 99, was registered 1954/Q1 Surrey N. The History of Hampton Court Palace, by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law, v. 1. Tudor times. 1903.--v. 2. Stuart times. 1898.--v. 3. Orange and Guelph times. 1st ed. 1891 A Historical Catalogue Of The Pictures In The Royal Collection At Hampton Court by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law, 1881 Shakespeare's 'Tempest' as originally produced at court by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law Some Supposed Shakespeare Forgeries: An Examination Into the Authenticity of Certain Documents Affecting the Dates of Composition of Several of the Plays ... by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law, 1911 More About Shakespeare "Forgeries": A Reply to Certain Articles in "the Athenum," Signed "Audi Alteram Partem," Controverting the Arguments and Conclusions ... Supposed Shakespeare Forgeries by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law, 1913 Pictures by Holbein & Vandyck at Windsor castle: Historically and critically described by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law


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England's first great war minister: how Wolsey made a new army and navy and organized the English expedition to Artois and Flanders in 1513. by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law, 1916 King Henry VIII's newe wyne seller at Hampton Court,: Built in 1535, cleared and revealed in 1927 by Ernest Philip Alphonse Law

4.C.28 Jane Elizabeth Wanostrocht (1823-1881) Vincent Wanostrocht (1813-)


JANE ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF

VINCENT WANOSTROCHT DIED 5TH OF JANUARY 1881.

AGED 57.

Cross on a single plinth, faces east. Baptised on 11 Mar 1813 at St Giles, Camberwell, Vincent Spitta Wanostrocht, son of Vincent & Mary Wanostrocht, of Camberwell, father’ s occupation: schoolmaster. From the Westmorland Gazette of 9 Nov 1844 in an article headed ‘Liverpool Guano Market’: “The cargo by the 'Aurora', held by Mr. Vincent Wanostrocht, North John-st., is by far the best yet imported from Ichaboe. It very much resembles the Peruvian in colour and dryness, and possesses, according to Mr. Huson's analysis, 78 2-5 per cen. of rich available fertilising matter. The first contract was effected from the quay on Thursday last at 6 l. 5s., but the bulk has gone into the bonded warehouse, originally the station of a Custom's locker, who was immediately compelled to quit his quarters, owing to the noxious effluvia threatening his health.” The marriage of Vincent Wanostrocht to Jane Elizabeth Horsfall was registered 1846/Q2 Otley. From an article entitled Technical Change and Growth of the British Oil-Shale Industry 1680-1870 by J Butt in The Economic History Review (17, 3, 1965) “By 1858 Vincent. Wanostrocht of Parkstone near Poole was head of the Company of Wanostrocht, Knab and Company, ...”


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In the 1871 census at Hawksworth Hall, Hawksworth (Yorks): Timothy Horsfall, aged 76, widower, magistrate retired merchant, born at Bingley (Yorks), Jane Wanostrocht, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Bingley, Isabella Hanson, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Bingley, Mary Wanostrocht, aged 23, unmarried, grand-daughter, born at Bootle (Lancs), Edith Wanostrocht, aged 21, unmarried, grand-daughter, born at Bromble (Ches), Jane M Wanostrocht, aged 15, grand-daughter, born at Mitcham (Surrey), and three servants. From on online article by Ian West of Southampton University on The Geology the Wessex Coast of Southern England: “The pier southeast of Kimmeridge Bay was built by the oil shale company – Wanostrocht in 1880. Wanostrocht and Co. lit the streets of Wareham with gas from the Kimmeridge oil shales. Backed by the French Ambassador to London, they secured a contract to light the streets of Paris.” An Original paper on Bitumen by V Wanostrocht (Bath Field Club 181, published by W Lewis, Bath). From the burial register: Jane Elizabeth Wanostrocht, aged 57, of O....... Lodge, Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 10 Jan 1881. In the 1881 census at 28 Sion Hill, Bath: Vincent Wanostrocht, aged 68, widower, civil engineer, born at Camberwell (Surrey), daughter Mary, aged 33, born at Bootle (Lancs), and four servants.

4.C.29-29A

George Burd Reddie (1809-1880) Sarah Abbott Reddie (1821-1892)


GEORGE BURD REDDIE MAJOR GENERAL BENGAL STAFF CORPS

BORN APRIL 21ST 1809 DIED MARCH 17TH 1880. AND OF

SARAH ABBOTT REDDIE, HIS WIFE BORN NOVR 21ST 1821, DIED SEPTR 15TH 1892.

‘BELIEVE IN THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS’

―

Cross on 3 plinths in polished grey granite, some lead missing, faces east. In the 1871 census at 10 Somerset Place, Bath: George B Reddie, aged 62, Major General Bengal Army, born at Glasgow, wife Sarah A, aged 49, born at North Waltham (Hants), children: Marion C, aged 15, born in Bengal, Julia A, aged 13, born in Bengal, and John G, aged 8, born in Bengal, and three servants.


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From the burial register: George Burd Reddie, aged 70, of 10 Somerset Place, was buried on 22 May 1880. From the burial register: Sarah Abbott Reddie, aged 70, of Richmond, Surrey, was buried on 20 Sep 1892. From the burial register: Marion Campbell Reddie, aged 85, of 10 Hanover Square, London, was buried on 12 Aug 1940. From the burial register: John George Reddie, aged 80, of Weycroft Manor, Axminster (Devon), was buried on 17 Dec 1941.

4.C.30 Walter Ormsby Gibbs (1827-1874)

South: Walter • __ms__ • Gibbs : Born: vii June mdccc..ii : Died : vii Sept mdccclxxxvi

Low tapered tomb with an incised cross on the upper surface and incised gothic script on the southern side. The marriage of Walter Ormsby Gibbs to Eliza Battelle was registered 1850/Q2 Belper. In the 1861 census at 12 Henrietta St, Bath: Walter O Gibbs, aged 33, professor of music, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 39, born at Plymouth, children: Mary B, aged 9, born at Bath, Harriett, aged 8, born at Bath, and James W?, aged 7, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 8 Belvedere, Bath: Walter O Gibbs, aged 42, married, professor of music, born at Walcot, Bath, children: Mary, aged 19, born at Bathwick, and James, aged 17, born at Bathwick, and a servant. The death of Walter Ormsby Gibbs, aged 47, was registered 1874/Q3 Cardiff. From the burial register: Walter O Gibbs, aged 47, of 8 Belvedere, was buried on 22 Sep 1874.


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4.C.30A Elizabeth Anne Breton (1821-1874) William Henry Breton (1799-1887)

West: In Memory of

South (on 1 line):

Elizabeth Anne wife of Commander William H Breton R.N. Born June ... 1821 Died Jan. 14th 1874

East:

North (on 1 line):

Also William Henry Breton, Commander R.N. Born January 7th 1799 Died June 12th 1887

Tomb with integral raised cross on the upper surface. Gothic script. In the 1871 census at 26 Queen Square, Bath: William Henry Breton, aged 72, Commander R Navy retired, born at Clapham (Surrey), wife Elizabeth Ann, aged 49, born at Paddington, London, daughter Adela Catherine, aged 21, born at Paddington, and four servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Anne Breton, aged 53, of 15 Camden Crescent, was buried on 19 May 1874. From the burial register: William Henry Breton, aged 88, of 15 Camden Crescent, was buried on 16 Jun 1887.

4.C.31 Charles Gayner (1835-1915) Elizabeth Jane Gayner (1839-1922)

East: IN

Loving Memory of CHARLES GAYNER

JUNE 2ND 1835 TO OCTOBER 31ST 1915

“THOU WILT KEEP HIM IN PERFECT PEACE WHOSE MIND IS STAYED ON THEE BECAUSE HE TRUSTETH IN THEE.” ISAIAH. XXXVI.5

South:

IN Loving Memory of

ELIZABETH JANE GAYNER SEP. 23RD 1839 TO OCT. 18TH 1922.

“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND

CALLED HER BLESSED.”

Celtic cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Eleanor Grace Gayner was registered 1872/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hurd. In the 1901 census at 3 Belgrave Terrace, Bath: Charles Gayner, aged 65, builder decorator plumber – employer, born at Bristol, wife Elizth Jane, aged 61, born at Bath, Eleanor G Hellens, aged 27, married, daughter, born at Bath, George Hellens, aged 29, son in law, chemist manager, born at Weston super Mare, Annie B Hellens, aged 2 months, grand-daughter, born at Weston super Mare, and a servant.


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In the 1911 census at 4 Belgrave Place, Bath: Charles Gayner, aged 75, house decorator & builder, born at Bristol, and wife Elizabeth Jane, aged 70, married 47 years, born at Bath. From the burial register: Charles Gayner, aged 80, of 4 Belgrave Place, was buried on 3 Nov 1915. From the burial register: Elizabeth Jane Gayner, aged 83, of 3 Beaufort Villas, was buried on 20 Oct 1922.


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4.C2.1 Henry Eustace Hart (1867-1927)

North: EUSTACE HART GREATLY LOVED DIED 5TH DEC. 1927

East: ... PREPARE A PLACE FOR ...

Cross resting on a stone. Overgrown. In the 1881 census at 14 Springfield Place, Walcot, Bath: Sarah Jacob, aged 36, unmarried, in charge of sister’s children, born in Ireland, Grace E Hart, aged 16, niece, born in India, Henry E Hart, aged 14, nephew, born in Ireland, Lilian M Hart, aged 10, niece, born in India, Katherine H Hart, aged 7, niece, born at Reading (Berks), and a servant. India Office Mss Eur D1100 Hart Family: Papers of John Henry Eustace Hart (1833-1914), Bombay Public Works Dept 1855-88; his son Henry Eustace Hart (1867-1927), employee and later Secretary of the Bombay Port Trust 1897-1915; and other members of the Hart family; illustrating their social life and official duties in Bombay. From the burial register: Henry Eustace Hart, aged 60, of Solsbury End, Upper Swainswick, was buried on 7 Dec 1927. From the National Probate Calendar 1927: HART Henry Eustace of Solsbury End Swainswick near Bath died 5 December 1927 Probate London 1 February to Hilda Isabel Hart widow. Effects £5880 16s. 8d. Resworn £5736 13s. 10d.

Gap

4.C2.30A Herbert Fear (1863-1950) Fanny Fear (1866-1948)

IN DEVOTED MEMORY OF

HERBERT FEAR BORN 25 FEBY 1863 ― DIED 22 FEBY 1950

WE THANK OUR GOD UPON EVERY REMEMBRANCE OF YOU

― AND OF THIS WIFE

FANNY FEAR BORN 27 DEC. 1866 ― DIED 12 DEC. 1948.

― Medium-sized headstone, facing east.


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The birth of Herbert Fear was registered 1863/Q1 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Gieve. The birth of Fanny Griffiths was registered 1867/Q1 Witney. The marriage of Herbert Fear to Fanny Griffiths was registered 1890/Q3 Bath. The birth of Gladys Millie Fear was registered 1892 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Griffiths. The birth of Gwendoline Fear was registered 1893, Bath, mother’s maiden name: Griffiths. In the 1911 census at 33 Belgrave Crescent, Bath: Herbert Fear, aged 48, assistant superintendant Post Office Bath, born at Timsbury (Som), wife Fanny, aged 44, married 20 years, born at Standlake (Oxon), children: Gladys Mille, aged 18, born at Bath, and Gwendoline, aged 17, confectionary clerk? – baker & confectioner, born at Bath, and a lodger. From the burial register: Henry Fear, aged 66, of Woodlands, Camden Rd, Bath, was buried on 25 Feb 1930. From the burial register: Fanny Fear, aged 81, of 33 Belgrave Crescent, Bath, was buried on 15 Dec 1948.

4.C2.31 Herbert Shaw Lister (1877-1931) Elizabeth Anne Lister (-1956)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF HERBERT SHAW LISTER, M.B. CH.B.

M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. BORN MARCH 24TH 1877, DIED AUGUST 18TH 1931.

ALSO HIS WIFE ELIZABETH ANNE LISTER

DIED 5TH NOVEMBER 1956. Cross on 3 plinths and edging in grey, polished granite, chippings within the surround.


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The birth of Herbert Shaw Lister was registered 1877/Q2 Chorlton (Lancs). In the 1881 census at 27 Irwell Grove, Barton upon Irwell (Lancs): Charles Lister, aged 33, hosier, born at Manchester, wife Jessie, aged 33, born at Tottenham, London, children: Leonard C, aged 5, born at Longsight (Lancs), and Herbert S, aged 4, born at Longsight, and Eliza Davis, aged 29, unmarried, sister in law, no occupation, born at Tottenham. The marriage of Herbert S Lister to Elizabeth A Williams was registered 1911/Q1 Brecknock. From the burial register: Herbert Shaw Lister, aged 55, of Alma, Sion Rd, Bath, was buried on 22 Aug 1931. From the burial register: Elizabeth Anne Lister, aged 83, of 'Alma', Sion Road, was buried on 10 Nov 1956.


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Row 4D

The numbering of the graves in the Burial Order Book for those at the beginning of this row are anomalous. The number ‘1’ is assigned to a series of burial which, in practice, as separate graves with their own memorials.


4.D.1 Joseph Plura Bartrum (1779-1860) Mary Bartrum (1817-1902) John Stothert Bartrum (1816-1904)


MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF STOTHERT BARTRUM, WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 10: 1902, AGED 84.

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

AND FOR MANY YEARS RESIDENT IN THIS CITY, DIED SEPTEMBER 19: 1860. AGED 80.

South:

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN STOTHERT BARTRUM,

WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBRUARY 17: 1904. AGED 87. ―◊―

HIS LIFE, FULL OF DAYS AND HONOUR WAS PASSED IN THE CITY OF BATH

―◊― “WHEN HEART MEETS HEART NO MORE THEY PART. WHO MEET IN THE BETTER LAND.”

THE MORTAL REMAINS OF THE REV. JOSEPH PLURA BARTRUM, S. C. L. FORMERLY RECTOR

Pitched in form of a cross. Baptised on 13 Apr 1781 at Alphington, Exeter: Joseph Plura Bartrum, son of Thomas & Mary Bartrum [IGI]. Joseph Plura Bartrum was a son of Thomas Bartrum & Mary Plura. Mary Plura was the daughter of Giuseppe Plura, an Italian sculptor, who settled in Bath. The Psalms, newly paraphrased: For the service of the sanctuary, designed chiefly as a supplement to Sacred lyrics in use by Joseph P Bartrum, Boston : Russell, Odiorne, and Company 1833


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East: OF ST. CHRISTOPHER’S, W.I.

West:

BENEATH THIS STONE RESTS

Arithmetic in the Ancient Order: Fully, Yet Familiarly, Demonstrated by Joseph P Bartrum, 1837. The death of Joseph Plura Bartrum, aged 80, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Joseph Plura Bartrum, aged 80, of Norfolk Crescent, was buried on 22 Sep 1860. From Alumni Oxonienses: Bartrum, Joseph Plura, s. Thomas of Exeter, Devon, gent. ST. EDMUND HALL, matric. 20 May, 1816, aged 35. The marriage of John Stothert Bartrum to Mary Shaw at St James, Bath was registered 1841/Q2 Bath. Provincial Medical & Surgical Journal (1844-1852), Vol. 9, No. 9 (Feb. 26, 1845), p. 139 has an article which has a protest by Bath doctors against the Colleges of Surgeons. The letter is signed by John S Bartrum, Gay Street, Bath 21 Feb 1845, and in the list of protesters has his entry as ‘John Stothert Bartrum’ one of three surgeons at the Walcot Dispensary. In the 1851 census at 41 Gay Street, Bath: John Bartrum, aged 35, married, surgeon, born at St Michael’s, Bath, Ebenezer Tull, aged 63, unmarried, landowner, Robert Bartrum, aged 19, brother, medical student, two other medical students and three servants. In the 1871 census at 41 Gay Street, Bath: John S Bartrum, aged 54, surgeon general practitioner magistrate for Bath, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 53, born at Bath, Charlotte Bartrum, aged 18, niece, born in New Zealand, Catherine Hinton, aged 16, niece, born at Monmouth, Ebenezer Tull, aged 83, lodger, annuitant, born at Rochester (Kent), and two servants. In the 1901 census at 13 Gay Street, Bath: John S Bartrum, aged 85, Justice of Peace regtrd doctor, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 85, born at Bath, Charlotte Bartrum, aged 47, unmarried, niece, born in New Zealand, Catherine Bartrum, aged 42, unmarried, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Mary Bartrum, aged 87, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Bartrum, aged 84, of 13 Gay Street, was buried on 13 Mar 1902.


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The death of John Stothert Bartrum, aged 87, was registered 1904/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: John Stothert Bartrum, aged 87, of 13 Gay Street, was buried on 19 Feb 1904. The will of John Stothert Bartrum bequeathed a number of works by Bath artists to the Victoria Art Gallery, Bath. Amongst these was the painting The Virgin in Prayer by Fredrick W Fortt (British architectural painter, active 1848-1861) after Sassoferrato (Italian painter, 1609-1685). There is a memorial plaque in St Michael’s Without:

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN STOTHERT BARTRUM, F.R.C.S.L., J.P.

TWICE MAYOR OF BATH. BORN MAY 11TH 1816, DIED FEBRUARY 17TH 1904.

• Born in this Parish, and baptised in this Church

in which through his long life he was a regular worshipper

• ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE,

MARY BORN MAY 4TH 1817, DIED MARCH 10TH 1902.

• “Nothing in my hand I bring, Simply to Thy cross I cling.”


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4.D.3 George Stothert (1786-1858) Ann Stothert (1784-1867)


MR GEORGE STOTHERT (OF RICHMOND HILL, BATH) WHO DIED NOVEMBER 25TH 1858.

AGED 72 ―•―

“THOU SHALT REST AND STAND IN THY LOT AT THE END OF THE DAYS” XII. CHAPTER DANIEL 1: VERSE

South:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF MISS ANN STOTHERT (OF RICHMOND HILL, BATH)

WHO DIED MAY 8TH 1867 AGED 82.

“WHEN CHRIST WHO IS OUR LIFE SHALL APPEAR THEN SHALL YE ALSO APPEAR WITH HIM IN GLORY.” III CHAPTER COL. _ VERSE

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1841 census at Upper Gower Street, Marylebone, London: George Stothert, aged 55, independent, not born in Middlesex. In the 1841 census at 2 Richmond Buildings, Bath: Ann Stothert, aged 50, independent, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 2 Richmond Hill, Bath: George Stothert, aged 64, unmarried, retired ironmonger, born at Bath, Ann Stothert, aged 66, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: George Stothert, aged 72, of Richmond Hill, was buried on 1 Dec 1858. In the 1861 census at 2 Richmond Hill, Bath: Ann Stothert, aged 76, unmarried, bank share holder, born at Bath, and two servants. No entry found in the burial order book for Ann Stothert. See Bath Abbey Cemetery for other Stothert burials.

4.D. Frances Humber (1791-1860)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCES HUMBER

WHO DIED DECEMBER 14TH 1858 AGED 67 YEARS

―•― AS A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO A FAITHFUL AND ATTACHED SERVANT THIS MEMORIAL IS CONSECRATED BY THE FAMILY IN WHOSE SERVICE SHE LIVED NEAR 40 YEARS.

Slab. Incised inscription faces east.


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From the burial register: Frances Humber, aged 67, of 18 Circus, was buried on 14 Dec 1858.

4.D. Caroline Smart (1824-1899)

In Loving Memory of CAROLINE SMART

DIED NOVEMBER 13TH 1899 AGED 75

Cross on 3 plinths, facing west. In the 1851 census at 31 Northampton Street, Bath: Uriah Smart, aged 59, unmarried, annuitant (butler for F), born at Sutton (Wilts). In the 1851 census at 9 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Caroline Smart 26, unmarried, servant, house servant, born at Bath. From the burial register: Ann Smart, aged 75, of Northampton Street, was buried on 9 Jan 1863. In the 1861 census at the house of Thomas Sandon Watson at 9 Lansdown Crescent: Caroline Smart, aged 37, unmarried, housemaid, born at Bath. From the burial register: Uriah Smart, aged 65, of Northampton Street, was buried on 28 Oct 1864. In the 1881 census at the house of Thomas S Watson at 9 Lansdown Crescent: Caroline Smart, aged 56, unmarried, domestic servant, born at Bath. In the 1891 census at 10 Northampton Street, Bath: Caroline Smart, aged 66, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath. From the burial register: Caroline Smart, aged 76, of 18 Northampton Street, was buried on16 Nov 1899.


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4.D. Margaret Griffith (1822-1868) Sarah Filliter (1844-1927) Richard Cogan Filliter (1836-1895)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARGARET GRIFFITH.

WHO DIED JAN. 30TH 1868 AGED 45 YEARS SOLA DEUS SALUS.

ALSO OF SARAH FILLITER

DAUGHTER OF MARGARET GRIFFITH WIDOW OF RICHARD COGAN FILLITER, ESQ

OF WAREHAM, DORSETSHIRE, & BELLVILLE, THURLOW, CANADA.

BORN JAN. 6TH 1844 DIED AUG. 15TH 1927.

“THEY SHALL BE MINE SAITH THE LORD OF HOSTS IN THAT DAY WHEN I MAKE UP MY JEWELS.”

Cross on 2 plinths, cross missing. Baptised on 16 Dec 1836 at South Street-Unitarian or Presbyterian, Wareham (Dorset): Richard Cogan Filliter, son of George Filliter & Mary Cogan [IGI]. In the 1851 census at a school at Rodwell, Wyke Regis (Dorset): Richd C Filliter, aged 14, pupil, born at Wareham (Dorset). From the burial register: Margaret Griffith, aged 45, of 29 Belvedere, was buried on 4 Feb 1868. In the 1881 census at Belleville, Ontario, Canada: Claud Filliter, aged 48, retired Army officer, born in Ontario, Richard Filliter, aged 56, widower, gentleman, born in England, Mable Filliter, aged 17, niece, born in Ontario, Nina Filliter, aged 11, nice, born in Ontario, George Filliter, aged 6, nephew, born in Ontario. In the 1901 census at 6 Dunsford Place, Bath: Sarah Filliter, aged 56, widow, living on own means, born at Pontypool (Mon), daughter Sarah M, aged 33, unmarried, living on own means, born at Gloucester, and a servant. From the burial register: Sarah Filliter, aged 83, of 15 Maple Rd, Penge, Croydon, was buried on 19 Aug 1927. Dorset History Centre: D/FIL/F81 1894 Letter from his half-brother Richard Cogan Filliter in Canada. D/FIL/F84 1895 Will of Richard Cogan Filliter of Belleville, Ontario, Canada, with declaration by George Clavell Filliter [copy].

4.D.


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4.D.2 Joanna Dascombe (1788-1860)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF JOANNA DASCOMBE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANY 23RD 1860

AGED 71. HE THAT BELIEVETH IN THIS SHALL NEVER DIE AND THOUGH WORMS DESTROY THIS MY BODY YET, WITH GOD, DOTH MY SOUL EXIST TILL THE COMING OF CHRIST WHEN THOUGH HIM I HOPE TO BE ..... FROM THIS EARTHLY ABODE AND DWELL WITH HIM FOR EVER. THIS WAS MY DYING FAITH.

In the 1841 census at Margaretts Hill, Bath: James Dascombe, aged 50, servant, not born in Somerset, Joanna Dascombe, aged 50, born in Somerset, Mary Dascombe, aged 20, born in Somerset, John Dascombe, aged 15, born in Somerset, and Maria Dascombe, aged 10, born in Somerset. The death of James Dascombe, aged 62, was registered 1848/Q4 Bath. In the 1851 census at 2 St Swithins Place, Bath: Joanna Dascomb, aged 62, widow, laundress, born at Wootton (Som), and daughter Maria, aged 21, dressmaker, born at Bath. From the burial register: Joanna Dascombe, aged 71, of 4 Thomas Street, was buried on 27 Jan 1860.

4.D.2A Sarah Jane Crofton (1802-1867) Malby Crofton

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH JANE WIFE OF

SIR MALBY CROFTON. BARONET OF LONGFORD HOUSE

COUNTY SLIGO, IRELAND DIED THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL 1867

AGED 64

Tiered tomb, incised inscription faces east. The eastern part of the upper surface is delaminated. There is an ant hill on the northern side. Note that this duplicates 4.C.2A.

4.D.3 Frederick de Nieulant (1833-1852)

No memorial found.


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Sarah Webb Price (1784-1857) Rice Price (1790-1865) Mary Louisa de Nieulant (1813-1894)

In the 1851 census at 2 Lambridge Place, Bath: Rice Price, aged 61, Captain Army Half Pay, born at Brecon, Wales, wife Sarah Webb, aged 55, born at St Peters, Jersey, Mary Louisa Nieulant, aged 40, married, daughter, born at Stourbridge (Worcs), Frederic Nieulant, aged 17, grandson, born at St Helier, Jersey, and a servant. The death of Frederick Anthony de Nieulant, aged 18, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Frederick de Nieulant, aged 18, of 2 Lambridge Place, was buried on 16 Apr 1852. From the burial register: Sarah Webb Price, aged 73, of Beaufort Street, was buried on 30 Jul 1857. In the 1861 census at 6 Kensington Place, Bath: Rice Price, aged 71, retired Captain Army, born at Upton Gynlais (Brec), and Mary L Nieulant, aged 44, married, daughter, born at Stourbridge (Worcs). From the burial register: Rice Price, aged 75, of 6 Beaufort Buildings West, was buried on 13 Oct 1865. In the 1881 census at 6 Beaufort West, Bath: Mary L Nieulant, aged 59, widow, born at Stourbridge (Worcs), and a servant. The death of Maria Louisa Nieulant, aged 80, was registered 1894/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Louisa de Nieulant, aged 80, of St Saviours, was buried on 15 Jan 1894.

4.D.3A Ann Anderson (1756-1850)

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF ANN WIDOW OF THE LATE

MR WM ANDERSON OF LONDON WHO DIED MAY 7TH 1850 AGED 93

Pitched 4 ways. The southern side and part of the northern side are delaminated. From the burial register: Ann Anderson, aged 93, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 11 May 1850.

4.D.4 John Tucker (1772-1852)

No memorial found.


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From the burial register: John Tucker, aged 79, of 15 Brunswick Street, was buried on 16 Apr 1852.

4.D.4A Ann Trollope (1794-1854) Catherine Trollope (1796-1860) Amelia Trollope (1801-1872)

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

...FE [OF] THE LATE

........ ....LLOPE ..........HUG....

COUN[TY OF D]ORSET DIED JAN[UARY] ... 1854

AGED 59. ALSO

[CATH]ERINE TROLLOPE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

[DIED] JULY 13TH 1868 AGED 64

ALSO .......... ROLLOPE

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE ..................

Slab. Parts are delaminated. Overgrown on the northern side. In the 1851 census at 19 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Anne Trollope, aged 50, unmarried, annuitant, born at Huntingdon, Catherine Trollope, aged 48, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born at Abbots Ripton (Hunts), Amelia Trollope, aged 45, unmarried, sister, born at Abbots Ripton (Hunts), Catherine Trollope, aged 9, niece, born at South Stoke (Oxon), and two servants. From the burial register: Ann Trollope, aged 59, of Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 17 Jan 1854. From the burial register: Catherine Trollope, aged 64, of Norfolk Buildings, was buried on 19 Jul 1860. In the 1871 census at 7 Seymour Street, Bath: Amelia Trollope, aged 69, unmarried, fundholder, born at Abbots Ripton (Hunts), and Mary A Trollope, aged 33, unmarried, born at South Stoke (Oxon). From the burial register: Amelia Trollope, aged 71, of Seymour Street, was buried on 20 Aug 1872.


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4.D.5 Catherine Buvington (1833-1858) Catherine Buvington (1794-1860) James Buvington (1790-1867) Priscilla Buvington (1832-1876) Ann Buvington (1833-1883) Margaret Buvington (1824-1893) James Buvington (1834-1899)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

CATHARINE BUVINGTON WHO DIED OCTR 4TH 1858 AGED 25 YEARS

MY TIMES ARE IN THY HAND ALSO OF

PRISCILLA BUVINGTON WHO DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1876, AGED 43.

North:

ALSO CATHARINE WIFE OF JAS BUVINGTON

WHO DIED 18TH DEC. 1860 AGED 65. ALSO OF

JAMES BUVINGTON HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE DIED JANY 18TH 1867 AGED 76.

East:

ALSO ANN BUVINGTON

DIED 20TH AUGUST 1883 AGED 80

MARGARET BUVINGTON

DIED 8TH JANUARY 1893 AGED 6[8].

West: ALSO

JAMES SON OF JAMES BUVINGTON

DIED 13TH OCTOBER 1899 AGED 65

Pitched 4 ways. Weathered and with lichen in places. 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 11, born at Bath, and James, aged 16, grocer, born at Bath. The death of Catherine Buvington, aged 25, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Buvington, aged 25, of Chatham Row, was buried on 11 Oct 1858. The death of Catherine Buvington, aged 66, was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Buvington, aged 66, of Chatham Row, was buried on 26 Dec 1860. The birth of James Buvington, aged 76, was registered 1867/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: James Buvington, aged 76, of 1 Walcot Parade, was buried on 23 Jan 1867. In the 1871 census at 1 Walcot Parade, Bath: Ann Buvington, aged 43, unmarried, dress maker, born at Bath, Margaret Buvington, aged 41, unmarried, sister, dress maker, born at Bath, Priscilla Buvington, aged 39, unmarried, sister, dress maker, born at Bath, James Buvington, aged 36, married, grocer, born at Bath, George Buvington, aged 11, nephew, born at Cheltenham, and a servant. The death of Priscilla Buvington, aged 43, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Priscilla Buvington, aged 43, of 13 Vineyards, was buried on 22 Feb 1876.


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According to the burial book: Ann Buvington (1834-1883), Margaret Buvington (1824-1893) and James Buvington (1834-1899) were buried at 3.A.7. There is no memorial there.

4.D.5A Jane Ford (1788-1861)

South: JANE FORD

DIED 9TH NOVEMBER 1861

North: “SHE SUFFERED MUCH.”

Pitched 4 ways. There is any ant hill on the western side. From the burial register: Jane Ford, aged 73, of 4 Burlington Place, was buried on 15 Nov 1861.

4.D.6 Mary Castle (1797-1867) John Castle (1794-1854) John Castle (1834-1873)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY

RELICT OF THE LATE JOHN CASTLE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

AUGST 17TH 1867 AGED 70

LIFE’S LONG WARFARE CLOSED AT LAST HER SOUL WAS FOUND IN PEACE.

Also of JOHN

THE BELOVED SON [OF THE ABOVE] WHO DIED FEBRU[ARY] ..........

AGED ..

Slab. The south western part is delaminated. The birth of Jane Castle was registered 1837 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dollen. The birth of Mary Castle was registered 1842 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dolling. In the 1851 census at 1 Moorfield Place, Walcot, Bath: John Castle, aged 56, baker, born at Calne (Wilts), wife Mary, aged 52, laundress, born at Bath, and children: John, aged 16, errand boy, born at Bath, Ann, aged 14, born at Bath, Jane, aged 13, born at Bath, and Mary, aged 8, born at Bath.


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The death of John Castle, aged 60, was registered 1854 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Castle, aged 70, of Margarets Hill, was buried on 22 Aug 1867. From the burial register: John Castle, aged 38, of St Marks Buildings, was buried on 23 Feb 1873.

4.D.6A Charles Henry Halcomb (1832-1918)

CHARLES HENRY HALCOMB WHO DIED AT BATH

JUNE 18TH 1918 AGED 86 “WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.”

I. COR VERSE 3

Cross, facing west. The cross and the topmost plinth have been laid flat. Baptised on 26 Jan 1832 at St Peter & St Paul, Marlborough (Wilts): Charles Henry Halcomb, son of Thomas & Emma Susan Halcomb [IGI]. The marriage of Charles Henry Halcomb to Susan Mary Frances Hand was registered 1857/Q2 Sheffield. In the 1861 census at Low Hill House, Leek (Staffs): Charles H Halcomb, aged 29, steel manufacturer, born at Marlborough (Wilts), wife Susan M F, aged 27, born at Handsworth (Yorks), children: Charles F, aged 3, born at Leek, and Mary F, aged 6 months, born at Leek, and three servants. From the London Gazette of 12 Apr 1867 p2287: Charles Henry Halcomb, of Lowe-hill, near Leek, in the county of Stafford, Merchant’s Clerk, having been adjudged bankrupt under a Petition for adjudication of Bankruptcy, filed in Her Majesty’s Court of Bankruptcy for the Birmingham District, on the 6th day of April 1867, ... From Grace's Guide concerning Sanderson Brothers and Co of Sheffield: 1869 Sanderson’s was formed into a limited company on October 27, 1869. The subscribers were Henry Furniss, Edward Hudson, Charles Elam, Edward Tozer, Charles Henry Halcomb, Bernard Wake and


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Ebenezer Hall. Of these, the first six were appointed directors, Bernard Wake being the chairman and Edward Tozer and Charles Henry Halcomb, joint managing directors. In addition to the Darnall, Newhall Road and West Street Works, the company’s assets included stock in trade at New York, Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans. In the 1901 census at Hill Side, Burbage (Derbys): Charles H Halcomb, aged 69, widower, retired steel manufacturer, born at Marlborough (Wilts), Mary F McMillan, aged 40, married, daughter, born at Leek (Staffs), and Edith M McMillian, aged 14, born in Australia. The marriage of Charles Henry Halcomb to Adery Anne Fell was registered 1902/Q3 Wirral. In the 1911 census at Moss Close, Milverton, Leamington (Warks): Charles Henry Halcomb, aged 79, retired steel mfr, born at Marlborough (Wilts), wife Adery Ann, aged 47, married 8 years, born at Greenhays (Lancs), and two servants. From the burial register: Charles Halcomb, aged 86, of 26 Gay Street, was buried on 21 Jun 1918.

4.D.7 Sarah Annie Richards (1795-1852) Mary Richards (1780-1853)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH RICHARDS

WHO DIED JANUARY 17TH 1852. AGED 57.

ALSO MARY RICHARDS

SISTER OF THE ABOVE DIED MARCH 1ST 1853

AGED 72.

Slab. The death of Sarah Richards, aged 56, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Annie Richards, aged 56, of 11 Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 25 Jan 1852. The death of Mary Richards, aged 72, was registered 1853 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Richards, aged 72, of Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 6 Mar 1853.


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4.D.7A-8 Edward Pelham Brenton Von Donop (1811-1890) Louisa Mary Diana von Donop (-1902) Louisa Brenton von Donop (-1924) Martha Brenton (1772-1851) Elizabeth Brenton (1766-1853) Maria Brenton (1822-1884)

West: “BLESSED

ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE

LORD.”

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF EDWARD PELHAM BRENTON VON DONOP

VICE ADMIRAL DIED JANUARY 27TH 1890 AGED 79.

― AND OF LOUISA MARY DIANA, HIS WIFE

DIED AUGUST 8TH 1902, AGED 81.

South: ALSO TO

LOUISA BRENTON VON DONOP DAUGHTER OF

VICE ADMIRAL E. P. B. VON DONOP DIED JULY 24TH 1924 AGED 71.

North:

MARTHA BRENTON DIED SEPTR 13TH 1851 ELIZABETH BRENTON DIED JULY 6TH 1853

MARIA BRENTON DIED MAY 5TH 1884

Cross (now flat) on 3 plinths, facing west. Triple-width plot.

Edward Pelham Brenton von Donop was the second son of George, Baron Von Donop, of Wöbbell, Westphalia. On 3 Jan 1843 at Colwell (Staffs) married Louisa Mary Diana Brenton, daughter of John Brenton, of Felcham, Surrey. From The Royal Navy: A History From Earliest Times To The Present by William Laird Clowes: In the course of 1840, in more distant seas, a bloody and disastrous affair had, meantime, occurred at Tongatabu, one of the Friendly Islands. A war was raging between the native Christians and the rest of the islanders, and, to assist the former. Commander Walter Croker, of the Favourite, 18, landed on June 24th with 90 officers, seamen and Marines, and joined a body of 1500 natives in the attack on a fastness five miles from the coast. In the act of storming, the natives deserted ; and the British, having suffered very heavily, were obliged to retire. Croker was killed ; and the first Lieutenant, Robert John Wallace Dunlop, was desperately wounded. The second Lieutenant, Edward Pelham Brenton von Donop, who succeeded to the command, not only carried off Croker's body under a terrible fire, but also, finding that the colours had been left behind during the retreat, returned with one man, and rescued them. At a later date his gallantry would have won him the Victoria Cross. The death of Fanny Margaret von Donop, aged 1, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Fanny Margaret von Donop, aged 1, of Park Street, was buried on 18 Sep 1849. From the burial register: Martha Brenton, aged 79, of Sion Row, was buried on 18 Sep 1851. From the burial register: Elizabeth Brenton, aged 75, of Sion Row, was buried on 10 Jul 1853.


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In the 1861 census at 5 Sion Row, Bath: Louisa von Donop, aged 39, married, fundholder, born in London, children: Georgeia B, aged 11, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), Pelham G, aged 9, born at Southsea (Hants), Louisa B, aged 8, born at Southsea, Lionel B, aged 6, born at Southsea, Edward B, aged 5, born at Southsea, Alice B, aged 2, born at Bath, and Stanley B, aged 1, born at Bath, Augusta Stewart, aged 26, unmarried, cousin, born at Blackheath (Kent), and four servants. In the 1881 census at 31 Park Street, Bath: Edward P B Von Donop, aged 70, Vice Admiral retired, born in London, wife Louisa M, aged 59, born in London, children: Georgia Brenton, aged 51, unmarried, born at Tunbridge Wells, Pelham G, aged 29, unmarried, Lieut Royal Engineers, born at Southsea, and Alice B, aged 22, unmarried, born at Bath, Maria I Brenton, aged 57, unmarried, sister in law, [living on] dividends &c, born in London, and four servants. The death of Maria Isabella Brenton, aged 60, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. From the burial register Maria Isabella Brenton, aged 61, of 31 Park Street, was buried on 8 May 1884. From the burial register: Edward Pelham Brenton von Donop, aged 79, of 31 Park Street, was buried on 31 Jan 1891. In the 1891 census at 31 Park Street, Bath: Louisa M D von Donop, aged 69, widow, living on own means, born in London, children: Georgia B, aged 41, unmarried, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), Louisa B, aged 38, unmarried, born at Southsea (Hants), and Lionel B, aged35, unmarried, planter – North Borneo, born at Southsea, Denis Daly, aged 7, grandson, born at Hull, and two servants. From the burial register: Louisa Mary Diana von Donop, aged 81, of 31 Park Street, was buried on 12 Aug 1902. From the burial register: Louisa Brenton von Donop, aged 81, of 31 Park Street, was buried on 28 Jul 1924. From the burial register: George Brenton von Donop, aged 83, of Ormond Lodge Nursing Home, Bath, was buried on 8 May 1933.


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4.D.9 Elizabeth Wagstaff Starr (1802-1849) Benjamin Starr (1804-1885)

IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH WAGSTAFF THE BELOVED WIFE OF

BENJAMIN STARR WHO DIED OCT. 24TH 1849

AGED 47

Slab. The birth of Frederick Starr was registered 1837/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hiscocks. (As ‘Sturr’ in the GRO Index.) The death of Elizabeth Wagstaff Starr, aged 47, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Wagstaff Starr, aged 47, of Brock Street, was buried on 26 Oct 1849. In the 1851 census at 1 Camden Terrace: Benjamin Starr, aged 50, widower, accountant, born at Bath, and son Frederick, aged 13, born at Bath. The death of Benjamin Starr, aged 81, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath.

4.D.9A Jane Wynne (1773-1854)

IN A VAULT UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS

OF JANE WYNNE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST THE 22ND 1854

AGED 81 YEARS THIS STONE IS ERECTED BY HER AFFECTIONATE AND BEREAVED

DAUGHTER. Tomb. The lower half of the upper surface is delaminated with many small pieces resting on the surface. From the burial register: Jane Wynne, aged 81, of Morford Street, was buried on 29 Aug 1854.


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4.D.10 Thomas Fox (1792-1858) Harriet Fox (1791-1875) Harriet Evell Fox (1827-1912)


[THO]MAS FOX WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

[AUG]UST 14TH 1858 AGED 68

....JESUS COME QUICKLY”

―•― Also of

[HA]RRIET .... OF THE ABOVE [WHO] FELL ASLEEP [MAR]CH 3RD 1875

AGED 83 WAITING

Also

[HARRIE]T FOX [DAUGHTER] OF THE ABOVE

.... APRIL 5TH 1912 AGED 84

Slab. The northern side is overgrown. In the 1851 census at 3 Prospect Place, Bath: Thomas Fox, aged 59, house proprietor, born at Southampton, wife Harriet, aged 59, born at Bath, children: Harriet E, aged 25, born at Bath, Daniel J, aged 18, mariner, born at Bath, and Elizabeth S, aged 16, born at Bristol, and a servant. From the burial register: Thomas Fox, aged 66, of 3 Prospect Place, was buried on 18 Aug 1858. From the burial register: Harriet Fox, aged 83, of 3 Prospect Place, was buried on 9 Mar 1875. In the 1901 census at 8 Burlington Street, Bath: Harriet Fox, aged 73, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and Elizabeth S Fox, aged 66, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Bristol. From the burial register: Harriet Evell Fox, aged 84, of 12 Vineyards, was buried on 9 Apr 1912. From the burial register: Elizabeth Sarah Fox, aged 98, of 12 The Vineyards, Bath, was buried on 23 Mar 1933.


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4.D.10A Spencer Melville Glenie (1843-1859) Samuel Owen Glenie (1810-1875)

In memory of SPENCER MELVILLE GLENIE

SON OF THE REVD SAMUEL OWEN GLENIE

OF CEYLON WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1859.

AGED 16. “HOW LONG O LORD HOW LONG.”

Slab. Baptised on 11 Nov 1810 at Ampthill (Beds): Sam. Owen Glenie, son of Jas M S Glenie & Louisa, date of birth: 21 Apr 1810 [IGI]. Samuel Owen Glenie (1810-1875) Assistant chaplain at St Paul’s, Colombo, Ceylon, 1834; chaplain at Trincomalee, 1840; archdeacon of Kandy, 1870; retired 1871. Edited the Ceylon Chronicle, 1837–8. Collected plants for George Henry Kendrick Thwaites. Corresponded to Charles Darwin and in The Expression of Emotion in Man and Animals “The habit of accurate observation, gained by his botanical studies, has been brought to bear on our present subject. For Ceylon I am much indebted to the Rev. S. O. Glenie for answers to some of my queries”. G H K Thaites who worked in Ceylon also forwarded information to Darwin, for example in a letter dated 8 Jun 1863 “I enclose a letter I have just received from my very intelligent and accomplished correspondent, the Revd S. O. Glenie, Chaplain at Trincomalie, who with his good lady are quite enthusiastic in the study of botany, and with his letter is also the specimen of the flower of Cassia Fistula he refers to”. From the Sri Lanka Genealogy website at Rootsweb in a description of the newspapers: “When the Observer attacked Sir Robert Horton relentlessly, in order to challenge this newspaper, the governor aided to commence another newspaper. As a result, on 3rd May 1837 the first issue of the New English newspaper "Ceylon Chronicle" appeared. The first editor of this paper was Rev. Samuel Owen Glenie, the Colonial Chaplain and later archdeacon of Colombo. The Bishop of India objected to this appointment and George Lee, the Postmaster General was appointed.” From the Ceylon Almanac of 1845: Glenie, Archdeacon – Colombo – W


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Glenie, H. – Kotmale, Nuwera Ellia – C Glenie, Rev. S. O. – Trincomale – E The death of Spencer Melville Glenie, aged 16, was registered 1859/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Spencer Melville Glenie, aged 16, of 8 Beaufort Buildings, was buried on 22 Jul 1859.

4.D.11 Samuel Vincent Scott (1770-1860) Catherine Scott (1783-1861)

North: In memory of

SAMUEL SCOTT ESQRE LATE OF DUBLIN

WHO DIED AT BATH ON THE 3RD OF SEPTEMBER 1860 AGED 90 YEARS

―•― [BLESSED ARE THE] DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD

―•―

South: Also in memory of

CATHERINE WIFE OF THE LATE SAMUEL SCOTT ESQRE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 28TH OF APRIL 1861 AGED 77 YEARS

......... THEREFORE WHICH BELIEVE HE IS PRECIOUS ...................... YESTERDAY TODAY AND FOR EVER.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 5 Buckingham Vale, Clifton: Saml Scott, aged 78, retired general merchant, born at Dublin, wife Catherine, aged 66, born at Dublin, and two servants. The death of Samuel Scott, aged 90, was registered 1860 Bath. From the burial register: Samuel Vincent Scott, aged 90, of 11 Kensington Place, was buried on 7 Sep 1860. The death of Catherine Scott, aged 77, was registered 1861 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Scott, aged 77, of 3 Princes Buildings, was buried on 2 May 1861.

4.D.11A Eliza Kemm (1784-1862) Martha Kemm (1774-1863)

South: TO THE MEMORY

OF MISS ELIZA KEMM,

WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JANUARY 22ND 1862.

AGED 74 YEARS.

North: TO THE MEMORY OF MISS MARTHA KEMM,

Pitched 4 ways.


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WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JANUARY 3RD 1863,

AGED 87 YEARS.

In the 1851 census at 23 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Martha Kemm, aged 68, unmarried, fundholder, born at Chippenham (Wilts), Eliza Kemm, aged 60, unmarried, sister, born at Chippenham, and a servant. The death of Eliza Kemm, aged 77, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Kemm, aged 77, of 15 Charles Street, was buried on 30 Jan 1862. The death of Martha Kemm, aged 88, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Martha Kemm, aged 87, of Seymour Street, was buried on 9 Jan 1863.

4.D.12-12A

Anna Maria Victoria Curteis (1814-1848) Frances Curteis (1778-1868) Jane Charlotte Curteis (1818-1901)

West: In memory of

ANNA MARIA VICTORIA DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ..............

OF GLENBURN AND BEECH HILL CO DOWN DIED 25TH SEPTR 18__

In memory of

FRANCES WIDOW OF EDWARD CURTEIS ESQR OF GLENBURN AND BEECH HILL

DIED 28TH SEPTR 1868.

South: JANE CHARL[OTTE CURTEIS]

BORN NO............ DIED JAN...... [1901]

Cross on 3 plinths. Double-width plot. The inscription on the southern side is very weathered. In PRO Northern Ireland Introduction to Tipping Papers Nov 2007: “There are many pre-1858 wills, probates and letters of administration of members of the Tipping and other families in the archive, as follows: ... Edward Curteis of Beech Hill, Co. Down, 1840” On the 24th ult, at St Heliers Jersey, Edward CURTEIS esq of Glenburn, co Antrim, Will of Edward Curteis of Beech Hill, Down, date 16 Mar 1842, PROB 11/1959. The death of Anna Maria Victoria Curteis, aged 34, was registered 1848/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Anne Maria Victoria Curteis, aged 34, of Somerset Place, was buried on 29 Sep 1848. In the 1851 census at 17 Somerset Place, Bath: Frances Curteis, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born in Ireland, children: Frances, aged 34, unmarried, annuitant, born in Ireland, and Jane, aged 27, unmarried, annuitant, born in Ireland, and three servants. From the burial register: Frances Curteis, aged 90, of 17 Somerset Place, was buried on 2 Nov 1868.


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In the 1881 census at 17 Somerset Place, Bath: Frances Curteis, aged 69, unmarried, [living on] dividends, born in Ireland, Jane C Curteis, aged 62, unmarried, sister, born in Ireland, and three servants. In the 1891 census at 17 Somerset Place, Bath: Frances Curteis, aged 79, unmarried, living on own means, born in Ireland, Jane Charlotte Curteis, aged 72, unmarried, sister, loving on own means, born in Ireland, and three servants (housemaid, cook and butler). From the burial register: Frances Selina Curteis, aged 86, of 17 Somerset Place, was buried on 13 Apr 1898. From the burial register: Jane Charlotte Curteis, aged 82, of Somerset Place, was buried on 19 Jan 1901.

4.D.13 No memorial found and no entry found in the burial order book.

4.D.13A Archibald Paris (1817-1861)


REVD ARCHIBALD PARIS M.A. OF LUDGVAN CORNWALL

WHO DIED 23RD OCTOBER 1861 AGED 44 YEARS

I THANK GOD ............................. 7TH ROMANS 25TH VERSE

Slab. Baptised on 21 Jul 1817 at St Andrew, Enfield: Archibald Paris, son of Archibald & Margaret Paris, date of birth: 18 Jan 1817 [IGI]. The marriage of Archibald Paris to Caroline Broughton was registered 1851/Q1 Stone (Staffs). In the 1851 census as visitors at the Rectory, Whitmore (Staffs): Archibald Paris, aged 34, rector of Lawerby, born at Beech Hill (Herts), and wife Caroline, born at Broughton (Staffs).


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Baptised on 12 Dec 1858 at Ludgvan (Cornwall): Archibald Paris, son of Archibald & Caroline Paris [IGI]. The death of Archibald Paris was registered 1859/Q4 Penzance. In the 1861 census as lodgers at 67 Strand, Tormoham (Devon): Archibald Paris, aged 44, rector of Seedgrove, born at Enfield (Herts), wife Caroline, aged 40, born at Broughton (Staffs), and a lady’s maid. In the 1861 census at 1 Churchtown, Ludgvan (Cornwall): Edith Laura Paris, aged 8, daughter of the rector of the parish, born at Hawerby (Lincs), Herbert George Paris, aged 7, born at Hawerby, Helen Constance Paris, aged 5, born at Hawerby, Mildred Caroline Paris, aged 4, born at Ludgvan, Rhoda Mary Paris, aged 1, born at Ludgvan, a governess and three other servants. The death of Archibald Paris, aged 44, was registered 1861 Bath. (This is at BathBMD, the GRO Index entry seems to be under ‘Davis’.) From the burial register: Archibald Paris, aged 44, of 8 Catherine Place, was buried on 29 Oct 1861.

4.D.14-15A

James Goodridge (1766-1849) Anna Goodridge (1771-1852) James Goodridge (1825-1908) Alfred Samuel Goodridge (1828-1915) Catherine Gertrude Goodridge (1843-1922) Gerald William Frank Radcliffe Goodridge (1870-1944)


JAMES GOODRIDGE BORN JUNE 1ST 1766, DIED MAY 24TH 1849.

ANNA, HIS WIFE,

BORN AUG. 12TH 1771, DIED AUG. 21ST 1852.

CAPT EDMUND JAMES GOODRIDGE, R.A. FELL ASLEEP JAN 19TH 1908. AGED 82.

ALFRED SAMUEL GOODRIDGE

FELL ASLEEP APRIL 17TH 1915. AGED 87.

GOD IS LOVE

AND TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF

CATHERINE GERTRUDE GOODRIDGE HIS WIFE, OUR DEVOTED MOTHER

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM GOVER-GRAY BORN OCT. 29TH 1843. FELL ASLEEP OCT 4TH 1922.

THOU SHALT KNOW HEREAFTER

Plot of 12’ by 7’6”. Monument base 4’ x 4’. Will of Samuel Yockney of Walcot, Somerset, date 18 Jul 1821, PROB 11/1646.


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Henry Edmund Goodridge (1797-1864) Matilda Goodridge (1835-1848) Matilda Goodridge (1798-1876) Eliza Yockney (1795-1876) Samuel Yockney Henrietta Warre Corfield (1830-1856) Charles Corfield Henry Alfred Harding Goodridge (1854-1892) Ethel Matilda Henrietta Radcliffe Goodridge (1875-1960)

AND OF HER DEVOTEDLY LOVED SON GERALD W. F. RADCLIFFE GOODRIDGE FELL ASLEEP MAY 18TH 1944, AGED 74.

“I WILL GIVE YOU REST.”

West:

BENEATH REPOSE THE REMAINS OF

HENRY EDMUND GOODRIDGE FELLOW OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF

BRITISH ARCHITECTS WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

26TH OCTOBER 1864. IN THE 68TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.

BESIDES OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO

CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE THE TOWER WHICH STANDS IN THESE GROUNDS

AND THE ENTRANCE ARCHWAY TO THEM WERE FROM HIS DESIGN.

“NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.”

ALSO THE REMAINS OF MATILDA,

ONLY DAUGHTER OF HENRY EDMUND GOODRIDGE WHO DECEASED JUNE 2ND 1848, AGED 13 YEARS.

North:

HERE HAVE BEEN LAID BY LOVING AND EVER-INDEBTED CHILDREN

THE REMAINS OF MATILDA WIFE OF

HENRY EDMUND GOODRIDGE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

IN HOPE OF A BLESSED RESURRECTION OCTOBER 11 1876 AGED 78 YEARS GOD IS LOVE

THE VAULT CONTAINS ALSO

In the 1841 census at 18 Daniel Street, Bath: James Goodridge, aged 75, independent, born in Somerset, Anna Goodridge, aged 69, born in Somerset, and two servants. In the 1841 census at Montebello House, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Henry Goodridge, aged 40, architect, born in Somerset, Matilda Goodridge, aged 40, not born in Somerset, Henry Goodridge, aged 15, born in Somerset, Edmund Goodridge, aged 15, born in Somerset, Francis Goodridge, aged 10, born in Somerset, Matilda Goodridge, aged 6, born in Somerset, and two servants. The death of Matilda Goodridge, aged 13, was registered 1848 Bath. From the burial register: Matilda Goodridge, aged 13, of Bathwick, was buried on 7 Jun 1848 (the 5th burial in the cemetery). The death of James Goodridge, aged 82, was registered 1849 Bath. From the burial register: James Goodridge, aged 83, of Bathwick, was buried on 1 Jun 1849. Will of James Goodridge, Gentleman of Bathwick, Somerset, date 8 Dec 1849, PROB 11/2104. In the 1851 census at Bathwick Hill, Bath: Henry E Goodridge, aged 63, architect, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged 53, born in London, children: Alfred Saml, aged 23, unmarried, architect, born at Bath, and Francis William, aged 20, assistant clerk, born at Bath, Anna Goodridge, aged 79, widow, mother, annuitant, born at Bath., and four servants. The death of Anna Goodridge, aged 81, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: Anna Goodridge, aged 81, of Bathwick, was buried on 27 Aug 1852. In the 1861 census at Fiesole, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Henry E Goodridge, aged 63, proprietor of land & houses, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged 62, born at Bath, son Alfred S, aged 33, architect, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Henry Edmund Goodridge, aged 67, was registered 1864 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Edmund Goodridge, aged 67, of Bathwick Hill, was buried on 2 Nov 1864.


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THE REMAINS OF HER ONLY SURVIVING SISTER

ELIZA, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE SAMUEL YOCKNEY

WHO DECEASED DECEMBER 31 1876 AGED 81 YEARS

East:

IN THE GRAVE UNDER WAITING THE RESURRECTION OF THE JUST

RESTS THE BODY OF HENRIETTA WARRE CORFIELD,

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CHARLES CORFIELD

FORMERLY SURGEON TO H.M. 38TH FOOT WHO DEPARTED TO BE WITH CHRIST THE 9TH FEBRUARY 1856. AGED 25.

“SHE IS NOT DEAD NUT SLEEPETH.”

HERE ALSO ARE INTERRED THE REMAINS OF HENRY ALFRED HARDING GOODRIDGE

B.A. CANTAB. BORN DECEMBER 29. 1854 DIED APRIL 10. 1892.

“A BRUISED REED HE SHALL NOT BREAK.”

IN MEMORY OF ETHEL M. H. RADCLIFFE GOODRIDGE,

ONLY DAUGHTER OF ALFRED AND GERTRUDE GOODRIDGE.

WHO DIED ON THE 24TH DAY OF JANUARY 1960 AGED 84.

In the 1871 census at 12 Burlington Street, Bath: Henry F A Goodridge, aged 47, physician MD, born at Bathwick, wife Anna Mary, aged 46, born at Standford Dingley (Berks), and two servants. In the 1871 census at de Montalt House, Combe Down, Monkton Combe (Som): Alfred Goodridge, aged 43, architecture practice, born at Bath, wife Catherine G, aged 27, born at Bath, son Gerald W F, aged 1, born at Monkton Combe, Matilda Goodridge, aged 72, widow, architect’s widow, born in London, and two servants. (The death of William Gover Gray, aged 61, was registered 1874/Q4 W Derby.) The death of Matilda Goodridge, aged 78, was registered 1876 Bath. The death of Henry Alfred Harding Goodridge, aged 37, was registered 1892 Bath. The death of Alfred Samuel Goodridge, aged 87, was registered 1915 Bath. The death of Catherine Gertrude Goodridge, aged 78, was registered 1922 Bath. The death of Gerald William Frank Radcliffe Goodridge, aged 74, was registered 1944 Bathavon. The death of Ethel Matilda Henrietta Radcliffe Goodridge, aged 84, was registered 1960 Bath. The death of Eliza Yockney, aged 81, was registered 1876 Bath. The death of Henrietta Warre Corfield, aged 25, was registered 1856 Bath. In the 1851 census at 7 Lower Dunsford Street, East Stonehouse (Devon): Charles Corfield, aged 82, surgeon not in practice, born at Taunton, wife Georgiana Maria, aged 55, born at Horton Fitzwarren (Som), children: Catherine Cat....., aged 29, born at Horton Fitzwarren, Julia Vere, aged 28, born at Horton Fitzwarren, Emma Bamfydale, aged 23, born at Horton Fitzwarren, and Henrietta Warre, aged 20, born at Horton Fitzwarren, and three servants. The death of Charles Corfield was registered 1851/Q4 East Stonehouse.


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From the burial register: Henrietta Warre Corfield, aged 25, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 16 Feb 1865. When William Beckford moved to Bath he commissioned Henry Edmund Goodridge to build him a new tower overlooking the city in a part-Italianate, part-Grecian style. Goodridge was only 24 and the tower was completed in 1827. He also designed the neo-classical facade to Argyle Chapel (1823) Cleveland Bridge (1827) and The Corridor shopping arcade (1825). His designs outside Bath include the chapel of Downside Abbey (1828), the Catholic Clifton pro-cathedral (1834) which was never completed, Devizes Castle (1840) and the library of Hamilton Palace (1845). Goodridge designed a Byzantine entrance gateway to Lansdown cemetery (1847), flanked by the bronze railings which had surrounded Beckford's original grave at Bath Abbey Cemetery. Australia’s first Catholic bishop John Bede Polding OSB (1794–1877), who was from Downside Abbey, obtained a small portfolio of designs from Goodridge prior to sailing for Australia on 26 March 1835 and used one of these as the basis for the original church at Richmond, Tasmania. Goodridge maintained a financial interest in The Corridor and, a few years after the death of his widow, his will led to a huge family dispute which had to be resolved by the Chancery Court.

4.D.16 Maria Cleeve (1781-1856) Alexander Cleeve (1747-1805)

South (on 1 line): SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARIA. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REVD ALEXANDER

CLEEVE WHO DIED

East: DECR 12TH 1856. AGED 75.

Tomb with a shoulder on which the inscription is inscribed and, on the upper surface, a raised cross in two parts; a upper equi-length cross with a lower, separate line. A Sermon preached in the New Chapel of the City of London Lying-in-Hospital for Married Women: at the corner of the City Road, Old-Street, on Easter-Day, April 11, 1773. by the Rev. Alexander Cleeve,


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A.B. Vicar of Stockton upon Tees. Published at the Request of the Governors. (London : Printed for the Charity, and sold at the Hospital, MDCCLXXIII. [1773]) From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol LXXV Part II 1805 p974: At Knightsbridge, where he had a chapel, the Rev. Alexander Cleeve, B.A. He was admitted at Bene’t college, Cambridge, 1767, B.A. 1771; and appointed chaplain to the county gaol. He was afterwards presented, by the Bishop of Durham, to the vicarage of Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, 1772, which he resigned for that of Wooler, 1790. He was editor of several devotional exercises from the Psalms, 1801, and a sermon before the governors of a lying-in hospital, 1773. From Alumni Cantabrigienses: Alexander Cleeve Adm. sizar at CORPUS CHRISTI, July 6, 1767. Of London. S. of John, gent., of St Margaret's, Westminster. B. there May 7, 1747. School, Eton. Matric. Michs. 1767; B.A. 1771. Previously at Oxford; matric. (Queen's College) Mar. 22, 1766, age 18. Ord. deacon (London) June 10, 1770; Chaplain to the County gaol, Cambridge. V. of Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, 1773-80. V. of Wooler, Northumberland, 1780-1805. One of the leaders in the movement for square caps. ‘Penner of the address and the supposed author of an ingenious though very severe tract, called Somnium Academia, published just at the election of the Chancellor, whose character is not special in the performance’ (Cole, MS., 41, 397, 398). Died Sept. 23, 1805, at Knightsbridge, where he had a chapel. (Al. Oxon.; Eton Coll. Reg.; G. Mag., 1805, II. 974; Scott, MSS.) From the burial register: Maria Cleeve, aged 75, of 14 Russell Street, was buried on 18 Dec 1856. Will of Maria Cleeve, Spinster of Westbury, Gloucestershire, date 19 May 1857, PROB 11/2251.

4.D.16A Rosamund Cleeve (1813-1853)

South (on 1 line): Sacred to the memory of ROSAMOND third daughter of the late Lt Colonel

CLEEVE

East: of the Royal Artillery

North:

who departed this life on the 30th November 1853 Aged 40 years


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Tomb with a shoulder on which the inscription is inscribed and, on the upper surface, a raised cross in two parts; a upper equi-length cross with a lower, separate line. In the 1851 census at Streatham Lane, Upper Tooting (Surrey): Louisa Cleeve, aged 43, unmarried, mistress of ladies’ boarding school, born in the West Indies, Rosa Cleeve, aged 37, unmarried, sister, teacher, born in the West Indies, Charlotte Cleeve, aged 34, unmarried, sister, teacher, born in the West Indies, Janet Cleeve, aged 27, unmarried, sister, born in the West Indies, two other teachers, twenty-five scholars and five servants. From the burial register: Rosamund Cleeve, aged 39, of Belmont, was buried on 3 Dec 1853. Will of Rosamond Cleeve, Spinster of Upper Tooting, Surrey, date 30 Mar 1854, PROB 11/2187. In the 1881 census at 13 Oxford Terrace, Hastings: Louisa Cleeve, aged 73, unmarried, dau of Col Royal Artil, born at St Kitts, West Indies, Charlotte M Cleeve, aged 64, unmarried, sister, born at Grenada W I, Janet Cleeve, aged 57, unmarried, sister, born at Eltham (Kent), and two servants. Saturday, 9 May 1818, Jackson’s Oxford Journal 3394 – DEATHS – ... At Eltham, Kent, of a fever, Augusta, eldest daughter of Thos. CLEEVE, Esq.

4.D.17 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

4.D.17A Edward Purcell (1792-1869) Malcolm Brown Purcell (1836-1864) Frances Purcell (1803-1880)

South, upper band: SACRED TO THE LOVED MEMORY OF EDWARD PURCELL ADMIRAL IN THE

East, upper band:

ROYAL NAVY

North, upper band: WHO DIED AT BATH IN DECR 3RD 1869 IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HIS AGE,

South, lower band (on 2 lines):

ALSO OF HIS SON MALCOLM BROWN PURCELL CAPTAIN IN H.M. 99TH REGIMENT JANY 1864 FROM THE EFFECT OF FEVER CONTRACTED DURING HIS SERVICES IN CHINA AGED

27 YEARS

Pitched in the form of a cross. Double-length plot, spanning rows D and E. The inscription is on two bands and on the northern pitched surface. From The Courier (Hobart, Tasmania) of 12 Sep 1854 in a list of promotions:


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East, lower band:

DIED AT BATH THY WILL BE DONE MATT. XXVI:42

West:

THIS TOMB IS ERECTED BY HIS SORROWING WIDOW

North, pitched face:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCES WIDOW OF

ADMIRAL EDWARD PURCELL

War Office, June 27. 99th Regiment ... Malcolm Brown Purcell gent. to be Ensign without purchase. The 99th Regiment of Foot was raised in 1824 in Edinburgh. At Aldershot in 1858, it was sent to India in 1859 and then formed part of General Sir Hope Grant's force during the Second Opium War taking part in the Third Battle of Taku Forts, the Battle of Palikao and the sack of Peking. For its service in China, the regiment earned the battle honour: Pekin 1860. It then joined the Hong Kong garrison, securing the new Kowloon territory acquired by the Convention of Peking, and remained there until 1865. In the 1861 census at 2 Camden Place, Walcot, Bath: Edward Purcell, aged 66, rear admiral half pay, born in Queen’s county, Ireland, wife fanny, aged 54, born at Dundalk, Ireland, Elizabeth F, aged 19, born at Dundalk, Handpela N (male), aged 17, born at Dundalk, and Matthew H, aged 17, born at Dundalk, a visitor and four servants. The death of Malcolm Brown Purcell, aged 27, was registered 1864/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Malcolm Brown Purcell, aged 27, of 13 Camden Crescent, was buried on 12 Jan 1864. From the burial register: Edward Purcell, aged 77, of 13 Camden Crescent, was buried n 9 Dec 1869. From the burial register: Frances Purcell, aged 76, of Belgrave Road, London, was buried on 19 Jun 1880.

4.D.18 Ann Hunter Dick (1776-1862) Julia Dick (1782-1867)

No memorial found. Baptised on 9 Oct 1776 at St Thomas, Portsmouth: Ann Hunter Dick, daughter of James & Ann Dick, date of birth: 20 Sep 1776 [IGI]. Baptised on 26 Jan 1782, at St Nicholas, Rochester: Julia Dick, daughter of James & Ann Dick [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 4 Sion Place, Bath: Ann H Dick, aged 74, unmarried, fundholder, born at Portsmouth, Julia Dick, aged 69, unmarried, fundholder, born at St Nicholas (Kent), and two servants. In the 1861 census at 4 Sion Place, Bath: Ann H Dick, aged 84, unmarried, fundholder, born at Portsmouth, Julia I Dick, aged 79, unmarried, fundholder, born at Rochester (Kent), and two servants.


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From the burial register: Ann Hunter Dick, aged 85, of 4 Sion Place, was buried on 17 Apr 1862. From the burial register: Julia A Dick, aged 84, of 4 Sion Place, was buried on 5 Jan 1867.

4.D.18A William Henry Greene (1799-1853) Susanna Vescina Spencer Hamilton Greene (1821-1911)

In affectionate remembrance of WILLIAM HENRY GREENE M.A. RECTOR OF STEPPINGLEY BEDS

DIED MARCH 23RD 1853. AGED 53 YEARS

― AND OF HIS WIFE

SUSANNA VESCINA SPENCER HAMILTON GREENE,

BORN JULY 13TH 1821 DIED NOVEMBER 20TH 1911

― R.I.P.

Headstone facing east. In the 1851 census at the Rectory, Steppingley (Beds): William Henry Greene, aged 51 (!), rector of Steppingley, born at Ampthill (Beds), and wife Susanna R H S, aged 30, born at ...ster (Som), Elizabeth A H Southcomb, aged 26, unmarried, sister in law, clergyman’s daughter, born at ...ster (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: William Henry Greene, aged 83, of 2 Springfield Place, was buried on 30 Mar 1853. In the 1881 census at 8 Porchester Villas, Newbury (Berks): Joseph B Bunny, aged 34, physician & surgeon practicing as genl practitioner FRCP Edin MRCS Eng, born at Newbury, wife Sarah L C H, aged 21, born at Steppingley (Beds), a son, Susanna V S H Greene, aged 59, widow, mother-in-law, born at Minehead (Som), and three servants. From the burial register: Susanna Vescina Spencer Hamilton Greene, aged 90, of 45 Combe Park, was buried on 24 Nov 1911.


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4.D.19 Elizabeth Radcliffe White MacCarthy (1834-1849)

TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH

RADCLIFFE WHITE MAC CARTHY

DIED AUGUST 2ND 1849 AGED 15

Resquiescat in Pace

Slab with, at the head, an incised circle containing a raised cross with equal-length arms. Ant hill on northern side. From the burial register: Elizabeth Radcliffe White MacCarthy, aged 15, 2 Portland Place, was buried on 8 Aug 1849.

4.D.20 Thomas James Henry Greenstreet (1859-1862)

No memorial found. The death of Thomas James Henry Greenstreet, aged 2, was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas James Henry Greenstreet, aged 2, of Beacon Hill, was buried on 11 Apr 1862.

4.D.21 Annie Fox (1840-1924)

South (on 1 line): IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANNIE WIDOW OF REV. G. C. FOX. RECTOR OF

SWILLINGTON YORKS.

East: .... FEBRUARY 13TH 1924

Edging in rough granite. Ant hill at south-eastern corner of the grave. In the 1901 census at Vicarage, Upton (Ches): Annie Fox, aged 62, widow, visitor, born at Cusop (Herefordshire). In the 1911 census at 20 Rivers St, Bath: Annie Fox, aged 69, widow, 4 children, born at Cusop (Herefordshire), and a servant. From the burial register: Annie Fox, aged 83, of 19 The Circus, Bath, was buried on 15 Feb 1924.


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4.D.21A Matilda Margaret Bourke (1861-1923)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

MADGE BOURKE WIDOW OF ARTHUR BOURKE

WHO DIED AT BATH NOV. 8TH 1923 AGED 62 YEARS “THE WEARY ARE AT REST.”

Cross on 2 plinths (cross now flat). Some lead gone. From the burial register: Matilda Margaret Bourke, aged 62, of St James Nursing Home, 3 Gt Bedford St, was buried on 12 Nov 1923.

4.D.21A Theophilus West (1837-1863)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 3 Claremont Terrace, Bath: Eleanor West, aged 39, married, annuitant, born at Bath, and children: Selina, aged 16, born at Bath, and Theophilus, aged 14, born at Bath. The marriage of Theophilus Toghill West to Rachel Joyce Pryce was registered 1856/Q4 Bethnal Green. In the 1861 census at 6A St James Road, Bethnal Green, London: Theophilus West, aged 24, despatching officer Genl Post Office, born at Bath, wife Rachel J, aged 30, born at Cirencester, son Theophilus J, aged 5, born in Middlesex, and Eleanor T West, aged 54, married, proprietress of houses & an annuity, born at Bath. From the burial register: Theophilus West, aged 26, of 5 Percy Place, was buried on 27 Oct 1863.

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4.D.23 Kerr Hamilton Thompson (1848-1922)

East: KERR

HAMILTON THOMPSON PRIEST

FELL ASLEEP 14TH DECEMBER 192[2]

RECTOR OF CONVOY CO DONEGAL FOR 47 YEARS

“IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY.”

Cross on 3 plinths, facing east.


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In the 1851 census at High Street, Dudley (Worcs): Abraham Kerr Thompson, aged 37, MA of Oxford Master of the Grammar School Dudley clergyman of the Church of England in priests orders & .......... at St Edmund’s Church Dudley, born at Gloucester, wife Caroline, aged 36, born at Worcester, children: Caroline Barbara, aged 4, born at Edgbaston (Warks), Alice Mary, aged 3, born at Edgbaston, and Kerr Hamilton, aged 2, born at Edgbaston, a visitor/boarder, four boarders and four servants. In the 1861 census at Bridgeland Street, Bideford (Devon): Abraham K Thompson, aged 46, headmaster of grammar school, born at Gloucester, wife Caroline, aged 41, born at Worcester, children: Caroline B, aged 14, born at Birmingham, Alice M, aged 13, born at Birmingham, Kerr H, age 13, born at Birmingham, and Edith A L, aged 7, born at Dudley (Worcs), an assistant schoolmaster, six scholars/boarders and two servants. From the burial register: Kerr Hamilton Thompson, aged 75, of Valley View House, Belvedere, was buried on 18 Dec 1922. Convoy (Conmhaigh) is in eastern Donegal. Its Church of Ireland church is St Ninian’s.

4.D.23A No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

4.D.24 Francis Astle (1827-1912) Mary Smith (1857-1933)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF FRANCIS ASTLE

FORMERLY OF BURTON-ON-TRENT WHO DIED AT BATH,

ON THE 27TH MARCH 1912 AGED 74.

ALSO MARY SMITH, FRIEND OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED JANY 29TH 1933 AGED 75.

Cross on 3 plinths in red polished granite, facing east. Chippings in red granite. White lettering. In the 1911 census at a boarding house at 4 City View, Camden Road, Bath: Kate Elizabeth Smith, aged 58, unmarried, boarding house keeper, born at Goswell St, London, Mary Smith, aged 53, unmarried, sister, born in U S of America (resident) British Subject by parentage, Francis Astle, aged 72, unmarried, retired brewer’s secretary, born at Branstone (Staffs), another boarder and two visitors.


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From the burial register: Francis Astle, aged 74, of City View, was buried on 29 Mar 1912. From the burial register: Mary Smith, aged 75, of 4 City View, Bath, was buried on 2 Feb 1933. From the burial register: Kate Elizabeth Smith, aged 93, of 4 City View, Camden Rd, Bath, was buried on 24 Oct 1945.

4.D.24A Charlotte Edwards (1787-1868) Maria Edwards (1810-1876) John Edwards

North: “BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART”

Maria, Daughter of John and Charlotte Edwards. Died November 25: 1876. Aged

66.

South: “BY THY CROSS AND PASSION. GOOD LORD DELIVER US.”

Charlotte, widow of John Edwards. And Daughter of the Revd Alexander CL__r

Died Novr 21: 1863. Aged 8_

Pitched in the form of a cross, facing east. Residues of red pigment indicate that some letters were once gilded. A small part of the southwestern stone has gone. In the 1861 census at 37 Rivers Street, Bath: Charlotte Edwards, aged 74, widow, gentlewoman, born in Scotland, Maria Edwards, aged 51, unmarried, daughter, gentlewoman, born at Flitton (Beds), and Elizabeth Edwards, aged 43, unmarried, daughter, gentlewoman, born at Flitton. From the burial register: Charlotte Edwards, aged 81, of 6 Catharine Place, was buried on 28 Nov 1868. From the burial register: Maria Edwards, aged 66, of 25 St James’s Square, was buried on 30 Nov 1876. From the burial register: Elizabeth Edwards, aged 84, of 9 Catherine Place, was buried on 4 Apr 1896.

4.D.25 Frances Humber (1791-1858)

No memorial found. According to the map the grave is for someone with the name ‘Humber’. The burial order book only has one Humber burial and the location is given as 4.D.2, possibly the ‘5’ has been omitted. From the burial order book: Frances Humber, aged 67, of 12 Circus, was buried on 14 Dec 1858.


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4.D.25A Nesfield Grant Benson (1857-1892) Alice Benson (1865-1918) Ernest Neville Benson (1871-1917)


NESFIELD GRANT SON OF GENERAL R. BENSON

WHO DIED AT BATH APRIL 20TH 1892. AGED 34.


ALICE BENSON DAUGHTER OF THE LATE GENERAL ROBSON BENSON DIED JUNE 27TH 1918

ALSO OF ERNEST NEVILLE BENSON

YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED IN NEW SOUTH WALES DEC. 4TH 1917.

Pitched 4 ways. The death of Nesfield Grant Benson, aged 34, was registered 1892/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Nesfield Grant Benson, aged 34, 15 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 23 Apr 1892. In the 1881 census at Perrymead Court, Bath: Robson Benson, aged 59 & Justice of Peace, born at Stepney (Middx), wife Alice, aged 47, born at Glaisdale (Yorks), children: Thomas C, aged 21, Lieutenant York Militia, born at Bellary, India, Alice, aged 16, born in London, Hilda E, aged 15, born at Rangoon, Burmah, Vanda, aged 13, born at Rangoon, Neville, aged 10, born at Madras, India, and Mary E, aged 7, born at Madras, and four servants. In the 1891 census at 15 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Robson Benson, aged 69, General HM Army, born in London, wife Alice, aged 57, born at Glaisdale (Yorks), children: Alice, aged 26, born at St Pancras, London, Hilda, aged 25, born at Rangoon, British Burmah, Vanda, aged 23, born at Rangoon, Neville, aged 20, mining engineer student, born at Madras, India, and Ethel, aged 17, born at Madras, and three servants. From the burial register: Nesfield Grant Benson, aged 34, of 15 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 23 Apr 1892. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: BENSON Nesfield Grant of 15 Lansdown Crescent Bath died 20 April 1892 Probate London 11 June to Robson Benson a General in Her Majesty’s Army Alice Benson (wife of the said Robson Benson) and Thomas Charles Benson a Captain in the Princess Victoria’s Royal Irish Fusiliers Effects £181 8s. 11d. From the burial register: Alice Benson, aged 53, of 1 Westbury Avenue, Combe Down, was buried on 1 Jul 1918.


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4.D.26 Robson Benson (1822-1894) Alice Benson (1833-1913)


ROBSON BENSON GENERAL INDIAN STAFF CORPS

WHO DIED AT BATH OCT. 22ND 1894 AGED 72

South: ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALICE, THE BELOVED WIFE OF

GENERAL ROBSON BENSON [WHO DIE]D ON APRIL 25TH 1913, AGED 79

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Robson Benson, aged 72, of 15 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 25 Oct 1894. From the burial register: Alice Benson, aged 79, of 50 Woodville Gardens, Ealing, was buried on 30 Apr 1913. From an article in The Independent of 30 May 2004 entitled Obsession on the history of collecting orchids: “The obsession was sustained and intensified by an extraordinary web of plant collectors working in Assam, Bhutan, Columbia. In India, and later in Burma, Major Robson Benson enlivened his career as a soldier by collecting orchids for the nurseryman Hugh Low.” A description of a particular orchid in Orchid Species Bulletin (Brisbane, Jan 2001) has: Dendrobium crystallinum Rchb.f. is a widespread species that is distributed from northeast India, Burma (Myanmar) Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. It often grows on small trees in exposed situations between 900-1,700 m altitude. Colonel Robson Benson discovered it in Myanmar in 1867 and sent plants to Messrs. Veitch, where it flowered at their Chelsea Nursery in 1868. Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach described it in the Gardeners' Chronicle that same year. He gave it the specific epithet from the Latin crystallinus (crystalline) for the anther cap, which is covered with glassy papillae, giving it a crystalline appearance. There is an orchid named Vanda bensonii.

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4.D.27 Rosetta Eugenie Lansdown (1856-1891)

No memorial found. The birth of Rosetta Eugenie Lansdown was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lewis. In the 1871 census at 34 Brock Street, Bath: Edward S Lansdown, aged 25, unmarried, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Edward Lansdown, aged 22, unmarried, brother, upholsterer, born at Bath, Samuel Lansdown, aged 55, father, cabinet maker, born at Bath, Eliza Lansdown, aged 53, mother, born at Bath, Rosetta, aged 15, sister, born at Bath, Oliver Lansdown, aged 8, brother, born at Bath, Edith A, aged 6, sister, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 7 Prospect Place, Bath: Eliza Lansdown, aged 58, widow, [living on] dividends, born at Bath, and children: Edward, aged 32, unmarried, cabinet maker (master), born at Bath, Rosetta, aged 25, unmarried, drapers assistant, born at Bath, Ernest, aged 18, cabinet maker (apprentice), born at Bath, and Edith, aged 16, born at Bath. From the burial register: Rosetta Eugenie Lansdown, aged 34, of 7 Prospect Place, was buried on 23 Jan 1891.

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4.D.28 Lawrence Weaver (1813-1888) Elizabeth Weaver (1830-1913)

LAWRENCE WEAVER BORN JULY 3RD 1813, DIED JANY 2ND 1888.

“I SHALL BE SATISFIED WHEN I AWAKE WITH THY LIKENESS” PSALM XVII.15. “MAY HE REST IN THY PEACE AND AWAKE TO A JOYFUL RESURRECTION” AMEN.

ALSO OF ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THE ABOVE

BORN JUNE 27TH 1830, DIED NOVR 29TH 1913.

“BLESSED ARE THE DEA WHICH DIE IN THE LORD” REV.XIV.13.

Pointed headstone. The marriage of Lawrence Weaver to Elizabeth Trimble was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at Streatham Villa, Cotham Road, Bristol: Lawrence Weaver, aged 47, wholesale tea dealer 1 commercial traveller 2 clerks & 3 porters, born at Oswestry (Salop), wife Elizabeth, aged 29, born in Bristol, children: Lawrence Rushton, aged 21, commercial clerk gas works, born at Shrewsbury (Salop), Fanny Bethia, aged 18, born at


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Bristol, Jane, aged 15, born at Bristol, Walter Frances, aged 13, born at Bristol, and Maria, aged 7, born at Bristol, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 2 Melrose Place, Clifton: Lawrence Weaver, aged 57, tea merchant employing 3 travellers 3 clerks 5 men, born at Oswestry (Salop), wife Elizabeth, aged 40, born at St Stephens, Bristol, children: Jane, aged 25, born at St James, Bristol, and Agnes E, aged 21, born at St James, Bristol, Alexander Trimble, aged 70, married, father in law, minister Catholic Apostolic Church, born at Towland, county Down, Ireland, and a servant. The death of Lawrence Weaver, aged 74, was registered 1888 Bath. From the burial register: Lawrence Weaver, aged 74, of 6 Oxford Row, was buried on 5 Jan 1888. In the 1911 census at 7 Church Place, Bath: Harriet Brabant, aged 67, unmarried, private means, born at Kensington, London, Elizabeth Weaver, aged 80, widow, friend, private means, born at Bristol, and two servants. The death of Elizabeth Weaver, aged 83, was registered 1913 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Weaver, aged 83, of 9 Pulteney Avenue, Bath, was buried on 3 Dec 1913.

4.D.29 William Hamilton Hart (1858-1884) Sarah Jacob (1844-1925)

WILLIAM HAMILTON HART AT REST 27TH FEB. 1884

AGED 25 YEARS

Plaque: SARAH JACOB

AT REST 15TH JUNE 1925 AGED 80 YEARS

― GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON

ST. JOHN III.16

Cross on a plinth resembling a pile of rocks with the inscription as a scroll on this. There is also a separate plaque resting on the grave. Baptised on 30 Jul 1858 at Poona, India: William Hamilton Hart, son of John Henry Eustace & Alice Hart, date of birth: 6 Jun 1858 [IGI].


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In the 1881 census at 14 Springfield Place, Bath: Sarah Jacob, aged 36, unmarried, in charge of sister’s children, born in Ireland, Grace S Hart, aged 16, niece, born in India, Henry E Hart, aged 14, nephew, born in Ireland, Lilian M, Hart, aged 10, niece, born in India, Katherine H, Hart, aged 7, niece, born at Reading, and a servant. From the burial register: William Hamilton Hart, aged 25, of 14 Springfield Place, was buried on 1 Mar 1884. In the 1891 census at 9 Springfield Place, Bath: John Hart, aged 57, widower, civil engineer, born in county Donegal, Ireland, children: Lilian, aged 20, born at Bombay, India, and Katharine, aged 17, born at Reading (Berks), Sarah Jacob, aged 46, unmarried, sister in law, born at Mountrath, Ireland, and a servant. From the burial register: Lilian Mary Hart, aged 21 of 9 Springfield Place, was buried on 1 Jul 1892. In the 1911 census at 1 Malvern Terrace, Bath: Sarah Jacob, aged 66, unmarried, private means, born at Mountrath, Queen’s county. From the burial register: Sarah Jacob, aged 80, of 4 Malvern Terrace, was buried on 18 Jun 1925.

4.D.30 William Hughes Payton (1802-1880) Elizabeth Payton (1803-1894)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM H. PAYTON

WHO WAS BORN AT DUDLEY NOV. 8. 1802 AND DIED AT BATH FEB. 13. 1880

ALSO HIS LOVED WIFE

ELIZABETH DIED AT BATH JULY 10. 1894

IN HER 91ST YEAR.

Headstone. In the 1871 census at 25 Belvedere, Bath: William Payton, aged 68, married, lodger, wine merchant, born at Dudley (Worcs). In the 1871 census at 87 Clarendon Road, Kensington, London: Joseph Payton, aged 32, unmarried, artist, born at Kenilworth (Warks), Elizabeth Payton, aged 67, married, mother, born at Coventry (Warks), Ellen Ann Payton, aged 36, unmarried, visitor, born at Warwick, and a servant.


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From the burial register: William Hughes Payton, aged 77, of 25 Belvedere, was buried on 17 Feb 1880. In the 1881 census at 25 Belvedere, Bath: Elizabeth Payton, aged 77, widow, wine merchant, born at Coventry (Warks), daughter Ellen, aged 34, born at Warwick, and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Payton, aged 91, of 25 Belvedere, was buried on 13 Jul 1894.

4.D.30A-31

Philip Charles Sheppard (1811-1878) Mary Sheppard (1813-1885) Osborne Markham (1769-1827) Mary Markham (-1814)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF PHILIP CHARLES SHEPPARD

WHO ENTERED INTO REST JULY 11TH 1878 AGED 67

AND OF HIS WIFE MARY

DAUGHTER OF OSBORNE AND LADY MARY MARKHAM. ENTERED INTO REST DECR 28TH 1885. AGED 73.

Cross on 3 plinths. See also 4.F.26A-27 From the burial register: Philip Charles Sheppard, aged 66, of 16 Royal Crescent, was buried on 16 Jul 1878. From the burial register: Mary Sheppard, aged 73, of 26 Marlborough Buildings, was buried on 1 Jan 1886. Osborne Markham, born in 1769, married twice. The first marriage in 1806 was to Lady Mary Thynne. She died in 1814. The second marriage, in 1821, was to Martha Honora Georgina Jervis. He was MP for Calne (Wilts) 17 Feb 1806 – 2 Apr 1807. Will of Osborne Markham of South Weald, Essex, date 1 Dec 1827, PROB 11/1734.


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4.D.31A Elizabeth Longford (1780-1866) Richard Longford (1784-1870) Elizabeth Whatley (1816-1899) James Lander Whatley (1810-1904)

IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH LONGFORD

WHO DIED 23RD SEPTEMBER 1866 AGED 86 YEARS

ALSO OF HER HUSBAND RICHARD LONGFORD

WHO DIED 21ST MARCH 1870 AGED 86 YEARS

ALSO OF ELIZABETH WHATLEY

WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY INTO REST ON HER BIRTHDAY AUGUST 6TH 1899

AGED 83 YEARS JAMES LANDER WHATLEY

DIED JULY 10 1904 AGED 94.

Slab, incised inscription faces west. In the 1851 census at a boarding house at 6&7 Old King Street, Bath: Richard Longford, aged 64, boarding house keeper, born at Kingscote (Glos), wife Elizth, aged 69, born at Llannothen, Nth Wales, five visitors and four servants. In the 1861 census at 6 Harley Street, Bath: Richard Longford, aged 75, retired servant, born at Kingscote (Glos), wife Elizabeth, aged 80, retired lady’s maid, born at Llanothen (Montgomeryshire), four lodgers and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Longford, aged 86, of Harley Street, was buried on 28 Sep 1866. From the burial register: Richard Longford, aged 84, of 4 Mount Beacon, was buried on 6 Apr 1871. The marriage of James Lander Whatley to Elizabeth Longford at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1844/Q3 Bath. The births of Elizabeth Whatley and Emma Whatley were registered 1845/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longford. The birth of James George Whatley was registered 1848/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longford. The birth of Ruth Whatley was registered 1852/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longford. In the 1871 census at 4 Mount Beacon, Bath: James L Whatley, aged 60, woollen draper &c, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Bath, children: Bessie, aged 25, born at Bath, Emma, aged 25, born at Bath, and Ruth, aged 18, born at Bath, and a servant.


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From the burial register: Elizabeth Whatley, aged 83, of 41 (!) Mount Beacon, was buried on 11 Aug 1899. From the burial register: James Lander Whatley, aged 94, of 4 Mount Beacon, was buried on 15 Jul 1904.

4.D.32 Edith Harriett Gayner (1876-1940) William Albert Gayner (1866-1948)

PEACE

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

EDITH HARRIETT, DEAR WIFE OF W. A. GAYNER,

DIED JANY 30TH 1940, AGED 64 YEARS.

― ”MY PEACE I GIVE UNTO YOU”

― ALSO OF

WILLIAM ALBERT GAYNER DIED APRIL 15TH 1948,

AGED 81 YEARS ―

“RESURGAM.”

Headstone. In the 1911 census at 14 Portland Place, Bath: William Albert Gayner, aged 44, widower, master registered plumber, decorator & contractor – employer, born at Bath, five children and two servants. From the burial register: Edith Harriett Gayner, aged 63, of 60 Combe Park, Bath, was buried on 2 Feb 1940. From the burial register: William Albert Gayner, aged 81, of The Butty Piece, Gt Bedford St, Bath, was buried on 17 Apr 1948.


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4.E. Mary Lilian Vincett (1866-1937)

North: MARY LILIAN VINCETT DIED 21ST JANUARY 1937.

East:

R•I•P

Vase, north side: COME UNTO ME

― O SACRED HEART OUR HOME LIES DEEP IN THEE

ON EARTH THOU ART AN EXILE’S REST

IN HEAVEN THE GLORY OF THE BLEST

O SACRED HEART

Edging and freestanding vase. The marriage of Frank Vincett to Mary Lillian Seymour was registered 1908/Q4 Isle of Wight. In the 1911 census at 3a Poplars Avenue, Willesden Green, London NW: Frank Vincett, aged 27, chemist’s assistant – pharmacist, born at Beckley (Sussex), wife Mary Lilian, aged 36, married 2 years, born at Newport (Mon), and Sarah Emma Filliter, aged 34, cousin, born at Gloucester. From the burial register: Mary Lilian Vincett, aged 70, of Home Hospital, Belle Vue Rd, Ryde, was buried on 27 Jun 1937.


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4.E. Jane Kent (1791-1860) William Kent (1790-1861)

In memory of JANE WIFE OF

WILLIAM KENT OF THIS CITY WHO DIED MARCH 11TH 1860

AGED 60 Also

WILLIAM KENT HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED JUNE 30TH 1861 AGED 71

Slab. In the 1851 census at 6 Bladud’s Buildings, Bath: Wm Kent, aged 61, tailor (2 men), born at Washfield (Devon), wife Jane, aged 58, born at Bath, and son James, aged 26, unmarried, journeyman tailor, born at Bath. From the burial register: Jane Kent, aged 68, of Walcot Terrace, was buried on 16 Mar 1860. In the 1861 census at 7 Walcot Terrace, Bath: William Kent, aged 71, widower, retired draper, born at Studely (Devon), and son James (draper & tailor) and his family. From the burial register: William Kent, aged 71, of 7 Walcot Terrace, was buried on 5 Jul 1861.

4.E. Thomas Welch (1788-1859) Mary Ann Welch (1822-1897) Eliza Welch (1815-1898)

North: IN MEMORY OF THOMAS WELCH (FORMERLY OF KIDDERMINSTER)

WHO DIED AT BATH SEPTEMBER 16TH 1859. AGED 75 YEARS “WAITING FOR THE COMING OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.” 1ST COR. 1ST CHAP. 7TH VERSE

South: MARY ANN WELCH

DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1897. AGED 76.

ELIZA WELCH DIED FEBRUARY 28TH 1898

AGED 82.

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20 men & 5 apprentices, born at Bath, Eliza Welch, aged 35, unmarried sister in law, lady proprietor of houses &c, born at Kidderminster (Worcs), and two servants. From the burial register: Thomas Welch, aged 71, of 35 St James’s Square, was buried on 23 Sep 1859. In the 1891 census at 7 Oxford Row, Bath: Eliza Welch, aged 75, unmarried, living on own means, born at Kidderminster (Worcs), Mary A Welch, aged 68, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Kidderminster, and a companion. From the burial register: Mary Ann Welch, aged 75, of 10 Oxford Row, was buried on 31 Dec 1897. From the burial register: Eliza Welch, aged 82, of 8 Camden Crescent, was buried on 4 Mar 1898.

4.E. John Lewis Black (1797-1859) John Lewis Pringle (1868)


LT COLONEL JOHN LEWIS BLACK LATE OF H.M. 53RD REGIMENT

SERVED THE CAMPAIGN OF 1815 INCLUDING THE BATTLES OF

QUATRE BRAS AND WATERLOO ........... HE WAS SLIGHTLY WOUNDED

ALSO THE ........................ .................... THE BATTLE

BU.......WAL SOBRAO DIED FEBRUARY 8TH 1859

AGED 71 YEARS

1 AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME THOUGH HE WE DEAD YET SHALL LIVE

AND OF HIS GRANDSON JOHN LEWIS PRINGLE

WHO DIED APRIL 4TH 1868

AGED 3 MONTHS

Tomb with an incised inscription on the upper surface. From The Waterloo Roll Call by Charles Dalton, 2nd edition, 1904 p118,119: 1ST (OR THE ROYAL SCOTS) REGIMENT OF FOOT. (3rd Battalion.) in the list of Lieutenants: J. L. Black with a footnote: Afterwards Lt.-Col. John Lewis Black. Had previously served in the 49th Foot, and was brought in from the h. p. list in Feb., 1815. Became maj. in the 53rd Foot in 1844 and served in the Sutlej campaign with that regiment. He d. 3rd Feb., 1859. In the 1851 census at 15 Somerset Place, Bath: John Lewis Black, aged 54, Major (Half Pay) Army, born at Exmouth (Devon), wife Elizabeth P,


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aged 44, born in London, daughter Ann P, aged 8, born at Edinburgh, and four servants. From the burial register: John Lewis Black, aged 61, of 8 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 10 Feb 1859. The marriage of James Thomas Pringle to Ann Parminter Black at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. Born on 9 Jan 1868 at Stow (Midlothian): John Lewis Pringle, son of James Thomas Pringle & Ann Parminter Black [IGI]. The death of John Lewis Pringle, aged 0, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: John Lewis Pringle, aged 3 month, of 17 Crescent, was buried on 11 Apr 1868.

4.E. Amy Constance Bartrum (1862-1864) Maria Bartrum (1826-1900) William Bally Bartrum (1824-1905)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF AMY CONSTANCE BARTRUM

WHO DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1864 AGED 2 YEARS I SHALL GATHER THE ...........................................

South:

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF MARIA BARTRUM WHO DIED APRIL _0 1900 AGED 7_ YEARS

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

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

ALSO WILLIAM BALLY BARTRUM HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO ENTERED INTO REST CHRISTMAS DAY 1905 AGED 81

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

Pitch 4 ways. Weathered. In the 1851 census at 20 Walcot Parade, Bath: William Bally Bartrum, aged 27, married, upholsterer auctioneer & cabinet maker employing 20 men & 5 apprentices, born at Bath, Eliza Welch, aged 35, unmarried sister in law, lady proprietor of houses &c, born at Kidderminster (Worcs), and two servants. In the 1861 census at 6 Sion Place, Bath: William B Bartrum, aged 37, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Maria, aged 34, born at Kidderminster (Worcs), five children and two servants. The birth of Amy Constance Welch was registered 1862 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Welch.


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The death of Amy Constance Bartrum, aged 2, was registered 1864 Bath. From the burial register Amy Constance Bartrum, aged 2, of 6 Sion Place, was buried on 13 Dec 1864. From the burial register: Maria Bartrum, aged 73, of 9 Camden Crescent, was buried on 3 May 1900. In the 1901 at 9 Camden Crescent, Bath: Wm B Bartrum, aged 77, widower, living on own means, born at Bath, deaf, children: Wm B, aged 48, unmarried, estate agent – own account, born at Bath, Francis W, aged 40, unmarried, hon: agent for the church assocn (occasional lay preacher), born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: William Bally Bartrum, aged 81, of 9 Camden Crescent, was buried on 29 Dec 1905.

4.E.1 Sophia Kempson (1798-1867) Henry Charles Kempson (1797-1860)

South: IN MEMORY OF

SOPHIA KEMPSON OF STA............. WIDOW OF HENRY CHARLES .......

OF BIRMINGHAM SHE DIED AT BATH 15TH ................

AGED 69

Pitched 4 ways. Tilted towards the south. Cracked and delaminating. On 7 Jun 1825 at St Martin, Birmingham Henry Charles Kempson married Sophia Bingley [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 82 Lionel Street, Birmingham: Henry Charles Kempson, aged 54, managing miller, born at Birmingham, wife Sophia, aged 53, born at Birmingham, daughter Sophia, aged 20, governess, born at Birmingham, and a servant. The death of Henry Charles Kempson was registered 1860/Q1 King’s Norton. In the 1861 census at High Street, Stamford (Lincs): Augustus Kempson, aged 32, unmarried, bank manager & life superintendant, born at


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Birmingham, Sophia Kempson, aged 63, widow, mother, proprietor of shares, born at Birmingham, and a servant. From the burial register: Sophia Kempson, aged 69, of 3 Bennet Street, was buried on 19 Oct 1867.

4.E.1A Mary Winckworth (1821-1857) William Dawson Winckworth (1821-1910)

IN MEMORY OF MARY

THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR W.D. WINCKWORTH DIED MARCH 30TH 1857

AGED 25

Slab. In the 1851 census at 14 Milsom Street, Bath: William D Winkworth, aged 29, unmarried, surgeon dentist, born at Bath, Anne Winkworth, aged 63, married, mother in law, born in London, and two servants. The marriage of William Dawson Winckworth to Mary Bushby was registered 1855/Q4 St Saviour Southwark. From the burial register: Mary Winckworth, aged 25, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 3 Apr 1857. The marriage of William Dawson Winckworth to Emma Martha Wilson was registered 1858/Q2 Kensington. In the 1871 census at 6 Princes Buildings, Bath: William D Winckworth, aged 49, dentist, born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 47, born in London, four children and three servants. The death of William Dawson Winckworth, aged 88, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath.


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4.E.2 Sarah Price (1812-1856) S C Price John Hyde

SARAH WIFE OF S. C. PRICE ESQRE

AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

JOHN HYDE ESQRE OF CASTLE HYDE

IN THE COUNTY OF CORK IRELAND DIED 12TH AUGUST 1856

AGED 41.

Slab. Ant hill on the middle of the left-hand side. From the burial register: Sarah Price, aged 44, of Alfred Street, was buried on 15 Aug 1856. Castle Hyde (now Castlehyde) is in the north of county Cork and the Palladian mansion was built in 1801 for Colonel John Hyde. The Hydes ran into financial difficulties and John Hyde, the younger son of the builder of the house, was forced to sell the property to Arthur Guinness for a mere £3935 and moved to the nearby Cregg Castle where he eventually died. From The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser of Sat 16 Mar 1833: Mr. John Hyde, of Castle Hyde, has addressed the freeholders, &c. of the county of Cork, announcing himself as a candidate on moderate principles. He declares himself opposed to the tithe system, and looks to the wisdom of a reformed parliament for such an immediate distribution of any tax that may be substituted in its stead, as will set to rest the present well founded excitement. Mr. Hyde is one of the gentlemen who signed the recent address from the county of Cork, which, of course, both extremes unite in denouncing. From Douglas Hyde President of Ireland by Diarmid Coffey, The Talbot Press Limited Dublin & Cork, 1938: Arthur Hyde got a grant of land in Munster from Elizabeth and settled at Carraig an Eide, on the river Blackwater. His family prospered and built the fine house of Castle Hyde, which stands above the Blackwater, and is famous for its beautiful terraced gardens. There is a well-known poem written by a local bard which describes it in flowing Irish metre though in English words. A version is given in a note to Hyde's own book, Mo Thuras go hAmerice.


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The family remained in possession of Castle Hyde until 1851. The senior line ended with the death of John Hyde in 1885, and Douglas Hyde now represents the main line of the family. Douglas Hyde (1860-1949), scholar of Irish and founder of the Gaelic League, served as the first President of Ireland 1938-1945.

4.E.2A-3 Helen Margaret Brendon (1827-1855) William Brendon (1794-1832)

North: IN CHERISHED MEMORY OF HELEN MARGARET SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM BRENDON ESQRE OF

TETTARIDGE, DEVONSHIRE. AGED 28 WHO REJOICING IN HER SAVIOUR, JESUS, FELL ASLEEP

20 SEPTEMBER 1855 SHE IS .......................................

IF WE BELIEVE THAT JESUS ....................... WILL GOD BRING WITH .........

Pitched 4 ways. Will of William Brendon, Gentleman of Werrington, Devon, date 28 Dec 1832, PROB 11/1808. In the 1851 census as lodgers at 1 Princess Place, Plymouth: Mary Ann Brendon, aged 47, widow, landed proprietor, born at Launceston (Cornwall), and Helen M Brendon, aged 23, unmarried, born at Warrington (Devon). From the burial register: Helen Margaret Brendon, aged 28, of 1 Spencer’s Belle Vue, was buried on 25 Sep 1855. This family is documented in The Family of Brendon And Their Descendants of Brendon and Westcott in St. Dominick, Cornwall. written by J. Brendon Curgenven, M.R.C.S., L.S.A. 1903 Additional material written by Anthony D Bell 2006.


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4.E.3 Sabina Louisa Gabriel (1858-1861)

West: SABINA LOUISA

South: GABRIEL Born 11 November 1858 Died 17 May 1861

Pitched in the form of a cross. Small memorial. The marriage of Charles Henry Gabriel to Sarah Poole Atherton was registered 1854/Q2 Chippenham. The birth of Sabina Henrietta Gabriel was registered 1858/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Atherton. The birth of Charles Wallace Gabriel was registered 1860/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Atherton. In the 1861 census at 24 Park Street, Bath: Charles H Gabriel, aged 40, architect, born at Calne (Wilts), wife Sabina P, aged 33, born at Calne, children: Charlotte F, aged 6, born at Paddington, Sabina L, aged 3, born at Bath, and Charles L, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Sabina Louisa Gabriel, aged 2, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Sabina Louisa Gabriel, aged 2, of 24 Park Street, was buried on 23 May 1861.

4.E.3A-4 Jane Martin (1820-1858) Robert Wadman Martin (1817-1901) Samuel Frank Martin (1857) Jane Martin (1855-1888)

East: Beneath

REST THE REMAINS OF JANE

THE BELOVED WIFE OF R. W. MARTIN OF THIS CITY

WHO DIED JULY 29 1858 AGED 38 YEARS

SHALL NOT THE JUDGE OF ALL THE EARTH DO RIGHT

―•― ALSO OF

Tower in white marble with incised inscriptions on the northern and eastern faces. Ivy growing behind the surface. The northern face was found in 3 pieces resting at the base of the eastern side. This must have


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Thomas Martin (1848-1882)

SAMUEL FRANK INFANT SON OF THE ABOVE

DIED JULY 17TH 1857 AGED 3 MONTHS

FOR OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN

―•― AND OF JANE DAUGHTER OF

R. W. & JANE MARTIN WHO DIED DECR 15TH 1888


INTERRED AT SMITHDOWN CEMETERY LIVERPOOL ―•―

THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF A DEVOTED MOTHER

BY HER BEREAVED CHILDREN

North: IN

AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

THOMAS SECOND AND DEARLY

LOVED SON OF R.W. AND JANE MARTIN

WHO PASSED FROM EARTH MARCH 5TH 1882 AGED 33 YEARS

WHO DIED APRIL 1ST 1901 AGED 84

―•― And to ELLEN

HIS BELOVED WIFE WHO DIED JUNE 18TH 1902

―•― FOR EVER WITH THE LORD

occurred some considerable time ago as the stone underneath is not discoloured. The marriage of Robert Wadman Martin to Jane Gifford was registered 1844/Q1 Wincanton. The birth of Thomas Martin was registered 1848 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gifford. The birth of James Martin was registered 1850 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gifford. In the 1851 census at 14 Monmouth Street, Bath: Robt W Martin, aged 33, tallow chandler, born at Horsington (Som), wife Jane, aged 30, born at North Cadbury (Wilts), children: Geo H, aged 6, born at Bath, Sarah W, aged 5, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 3, born at Bath, and James, aged 6 months, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Jane Martin was registered 1853 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gifford. The birth of Samuel Frank Martin was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gifford. Samuel Frank Martin, aged 13 weeks, son of Robert Wadham Martin, of Monmouth Pl, was buried in Bath Abbey Cemetery; section 4 row D plot 1. From the burial register: Jane Martin, aged 37, of Down House, was buried on 5 Aug 1858. The marriage of Robert Wadman Gifford to Mary Anne Grant was registered 1859/Q1 Bristol. In the 1871 census at Down House (near the Hop Pole), Bath: R W Martin, aged 53, tallow chandler & cheese factor, born at Bristol, wife Mary A, aged 57, born at Bristol, children: James, aged 19, cheese factor’s assistant, born at Bath, and Marion, aged 14, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant.


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The death of Mary Ann Martin, aged 63, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Martin, aged 63, of Ann House, was buried on 26 Feb 1879. The marriage of Robert Wadman Gifford to Ella Harrison was registered 1879/Q4 Pewsey. In the 1881 census at Down House, Upper Bristol Road, Bath (near Comfortable Place): Robert W Martin, aged 63, provision merchant, born at Bristol (Som), wife Ellen, aged 53, born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant. The death of Thomas Martin, aged 33, was registered 1882/Q1 Burton. From the burial register: Thomas Martin, aged 33, died at Burton on Trent, was buried on 8 Mar 1882. No entry found in the burial order book for Jane Martin (1853-1888). In the 1891 census at 4 Eastbourne Villas, Bath: Robert W Martin, aged 72, retired cheese factor, born at Bristol (Glos), wife Ella, aged 60, born at Devizes (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1901 census at 6 Eastbourne Villas, Claremont Road, Bath: Robert W Martin, aged 85, living on own means, born at Bristol (Som), wife Ella, aged 74, born at Devizes (Wilts), and Marion Cox, aged 34, unmarried, daughter, born at Bath. The death of Robert Wadman Martin, aged 83, was registered 1901/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Robert Wadham Martin, aged 83, of Eastbourne House, was buried on 3 Apr 1901. The death of Ellen Martin, aged 80, was registered 1902/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Ellen Martin, aged 80, of 1 Long Acre, was buried on 23 Jun 1902.


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4.E.4A William Clarke Shearman (1831-1854) Mary Harrison Shearman (1797-1861) Samuel Shearman (1804-1889)

North: THIS STONE IS PLACED

BY A BEREAVED AND AFFLICTED FATHER TO THE MEMORY OF

A MOST AFFECTIONATE DUTIFUL AND ONLY SON WILLIAM CLARKE SHEARMAN

[WHO] DROWNED WHILST BATHING AT CLEVEDON [AUG]UST 24TH 1854 AGED 23 YEARS

South:

ALSO OF MARY HARRISON THE BELOVED WIFE OF SAMUEL SHEARMAN

WHO DIED MARCH 27TH 1861 AGED 64 ALSO SAMUEL SHEARMAN WHO DIED JUNE 11TH 1889

AGED 84.

Pitched 4 ways. The death of William Clarke Shearman was registered 1855/Q2 Bedminster. From the burial register: William Clarke Shearman, aged 23, of Rivers Street, was buried on 28 Aug 1854. (The source of the disparity in dates has not been resolved.) From the burial register: Mary Harrison Shearman, aged 64, of Caroline Place, was buried on 2 Apr 1861. In the 1861 census at 6 Caroline Place, Bath: Samuel Shearman, aged 56, widower, tailor master, born at High Ham (Som). In the 1871 census at 5 Caroline Place, Bath: Samuel Shearman, aged 66, retired tailor, born at High Ham (Som), and wife Mary A, aged 54, born at Devizes (Wilts). In the 1881 census at 8 Crescent View, Bath: Samuel Shearman, aged 76, retired tailor, born at Ham (Som), and wife Mary A, aged 64, born at Devizes (Wilts). From the burial register: Samuel Shearman, aged 84, of 5 Caroline Place, was buried on 15 Jun 1889. From the burial register: Mary Ann Shearman, aged 76, of 5 Caroline Place, was buried on 17 Mar 1893.


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4.E.5 John Smout (1789-1850) Elizabeth Smout (1792-1880)

IN MEMORY OF JOHN SMOUT

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 25TH 1850.

AGED 61. ―

ALSO ELIZABETH SMOUT

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE DIED MAY 24TH 1880.

AGED 87 YEARS.

Slab. In the 1841 census at the residence of Charlotte Carrington at 30 Royal Crescent, Bath: John Smout, aged 50, servant, not born in Somerset (one of eight servants). From the burial register: John Smout, aged 61, of Belvedere, was buried on 30 Jul 1850. In the 1871 census at 8 Abingdon Buildings, Bath: Elizabeth Smout, aged 73, widow, retired landlady, born at Dorchester (Dorset). From the burial register: Elizabeth Smout, aged 87, of 9 Abingdon Buildings, was buried on 28 May 1880.

4.E.5A Maria White (1791-1848) Thomas White (1794-1871) Ann White (1812-1887)

Slab. Delaminated and surface broken into small pieces. No inscription found. From the burial register: Maria White, aged 57, of Morford Street, was buried on 5 Nov 1848. In the 1851 census at 9 Morford Street, Bath: William White, aged 36, brewer, born at Bath, wife Jane Elizth, aged 31, born in London, and Thomas, aged 58, late serv[ant], born at Kingston (Dorset).


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In the 1861 census at 16 Eldon Place, Bath: Thomas White, aged 66, formerly servant, born at Kinson (Dorset), and wife Anne, aged 49, formerly servant, born at Chorlton (Devon). From the burial register: Thomas White, aged 76, of Dafford Street, was buried on 8 Apr 1871. In the 1881 census at 32 Dafford Street, Bath: Anne White, aged 69, widow, born at Exmouth (Devon). From the burial register: Ann White, aged 75, of 32 Dafford Street, was buried on 9 Nov 1887.

4.E.6 Alexander George Alexander (1855-1857) A T Alexander

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ALEXANDER GEORGE

INFANT SON OF THE LATE LIEUT A. T. ALEXANDER 3RD MADRAS EUROPEANS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 7TH OF FEBRUARY 1857

AGED 1 YEAR 5 MONTHS AND 24 DAYS

Slab. On 6 Apr 1853 at Calcutta Alexander Thomas Alexander married Mary Homfray [IGI]. The death of Alexander George Alexander, aged 1, was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Alexander George Alexander, aged 1, of 7 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 21 Feb 1857. The 3rd Madras (European) Regiment was raised in 1854. It served in the Indian Mutiny of 1857, was placed under the Crown in 1858 and in 1862 incorporated into the British Army as the 108th Foot.


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4.E.6A Henry Bevan Bartrum (1855-1910) William Bingley Bartrum (1851-1932)


HENRY BEVAN BARTRUM BORN MARCH 24TH 1855. DIED APRIL 9TH 1910

AGED 56.

South: ALSO OF

WILLIAM BINGLEY BARTRUM DIED MAY 26TH 1932 AGED 80 YEARS.

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of William Bingley Bartrom (sic) was registered 1852/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Welch. (Surname as ‘Barham’ at BathBMD.) The birth of Henry Bevan Bartrum was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Welch. In the 1901 census at 137 Park Lane, Stoke Newington, London: Henry B Bartrum, aged 46, unmarried, lodger, life assurance clerk, born at Bath. In the 1901 at 9 Camden Crescent, Bath: Wm B Bartrum, aged 77, widower, living on own means, born at Bath, deaf, children: Wm B, aged 48, unmarried, estate agent – own account, born at Bath, Francis W, aged 40, unmarried, hon: agent for the church assocn (occasional lay preacher), born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: Henry Berton (!) Bartrum, aged 55, of 15 Charlotte Street, was buried on 13 Apr 1910. From the burial register: William Bingley Bartrum, aged 80, of 119 Lea St, Kidderminster, was buried on 29 May 1932.

4.E.7 John Morgan (1813-1850) Alfred Thomas Morgan (1846-1850) Augustine Morgan (1784-1858)

WILLIAM M MORGAN ÆT 6. MARY ANN MORGAN ÆT 19.

ALFRED MORGAN ÆT 33. JOHN MORGAN ÆT 33.

MARTHA DAVIES A BELOVED AUNT

OB FEB 6: 1856 ÆT 80.

“THE MASTER HAS COME AND CALLED FOR THEE.” ST JOHN II.28

Slab.


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Martha Morgan (1817-1892)

In the 1841 census at Lower Camden Place, Bath: Thomas Morgan, aged 60, blind maker, not born in Somerset, Martha Morgan, aged 20, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1841 census at Broad Street, Bath: John Morgan, aged 25, turner, born in Somerset. The marriage of John Morgan to Sarah Powell at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1841/Q3 Bath. The birth of John Powell Morgan was registered 1842 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powell. The birth of Elizabeth Martha Powell was registered 1844 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powell. The birth of Alfred Thomas Morgan was registered 1846/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powell. The birth of Sarah Ann Morgan was registered 1848 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powell. The death of John Morgan, aged 36, was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: John Morgan, aged 36, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 30 Jun 1850. The death of Alfred Thomas Morgan, aged 4, was registered 1850/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Alfred Morgan, aged 3, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 30 Jun 1850. In the 1851 census at 12 Lower Camden Place: Thomas Morgan, aged 68, widower, retired blind worker, born at Kilmersdon (Wilts), daughter Martha, aged 28, unmarried, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 4 Morgans Court, St Michael’s, Bath: Sarah Morgan, aged 30, born at Bristol, children: John, aged 8, born at Bath, and Elizabeth, aged 7, born at Bath, and Martha Davies, aged 25, visitor, birthplace unspecified. (From the Mayor’s Guide prepared by Margaret Burrows “Morgan’s Row [in Broad Street Place] consisted of back-to-back cottages with three tiny rooms, one on each floor, no space for a scullery or privy, and its water pumped up from a communal well.”)


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The death of Augustine Morgan, aged 72, was registered 1858/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Augustine Morgan, aged 73, of Camden Place, was buried on 1 Mar 1858. In the 1891 census at 8 Lansdown Road, Bath: Martha Morgan, aged 74, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath. The death of Martha Morgan, aged 70, was registered 1892/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Martha Morgan, aged 74, of 3 Malvern Terrace, was buried on 16 Mar 1892.

4.E.7A Bessie Hawkins (1861-1936) Amy Ann Hawkins (-1939)

IN LOVING MEMORY

_ OF _ BESSIE HAWKINS

DIED JANUARY 10TH 1936, AGED 74. ―

“FALLEN ASLEEP IN JESUS.”

South: ALSO

AMY ANN HAWKINS DIED DECEMBER 1ST 1939, AGED 79.

Cross in two plinths in rough granite. The cross has broken off and is now on the grave. The birth of Amy Ann Hawkins was registered 1860/Q1 Bradford W. The birth of Bessie Hawkins was registered 1862/Q1 Bradford W. The birth of Hester Mary Hawkins was registered 1863/Q2 Bradford W. In the 1871 census at a house by the National School, Bradford on Avon: Thomas Hawkins, aged 36, certificated teacher, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Sarah Elizabeth, aged 48, born at Bath, children: Amy Ann, aged 11, born at Bradford on Avon, Bessie, aged 9, born at Bradford on Avon, Hester M, aged 7, born at Bradford on Avon, and Robert W, aged 7, born at Bradford on Avon. In the 1881 census at North Street, Winchcomb (Glos): Thomas Hawkins, aged 46, certificated schoolmaster, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Sarah E, aged 58, born at Bath, and children: Bessie, aged 19, assistant schoolmistress, born at Bradford on Avon, Hester M, aged 17, born at Bradford on Avon, and Robert W, aged 16, commercial clerk at paper manufactory, born at Bradford on Avon.


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In the 1911 census at 2 Nelson Place West, Bath: Louisa Cooper, aged 59, unmarried, [living on ] private means, born at Bath, Amy Ann Hawkins, aged 51, unmarried, cousin, retired elementary school teacher (pensioned), born at Bradford (Wilts), Bessie Hawkins, aged 49, unmarried, cousin, elementary school teacher (head), born at Bradford (Wilts), Sidney Henry Cooper, aged 39, unmarried, nephew, teacher of music, born at Bath, and a visitor. From the burial register: Bessie Hawkins, aged 74, of Stratton House, Park Lane, Bath, was buried on 14 Jan 1936. From the burial register: Amy Anne Hawkins, aged 79, of 43 Rivers Street, Bath, was buried on 7 Dec 1939. From the burial register: Hester M Hawkins, aged 78, was buried on 28 Feb 1942.

4.E.8 Charles Franklin Head (1786-1849) Michael Head

BENEATH THIS STONE ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS

OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES FRANKLIN HEAD

SON OF THE LATE MICHAEL HEAD ESQ OF HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA

HE DIED AT CLIFTON ON THE 5TH APRIL 1849. AGED 62 YEARS.

THEM WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS

WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM

Raised slab. The list of witnesses in the Report from the Select Committee on Steam Communication with India, ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 15 Jul 1837 has: on 26 Jun 1837 Major Charles Head, 30 Jun 1837 and 4 Jul 1837 Major Charles Franklin Head and on 13 Jul 1837, Major C F Head. Eastern and Egyptian Scenery, Ruins ...... Accompanied with descriptive notes, maps and plans, illustrative of a journey from India to Europe by Captain Charles Franklin Head, London: Smith & Elder, 1830.


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Victoria & Albert Museum SD.497 Interior of the Temple of Medinah Habou, Egypt, painted in 1830 by Captain Charles Franklin Head, brown wash over pencil on thick stiff paper. The historical context has “This is a drawing for the artist's Eastern & Egyptian Scenery, Ruins, &c., 1833, Pl. 11, facing p.28. It is one of a group of similar drawings. [SD.494-SD.498]. The title given is that of the corresponding lithograph in Head's publication. [see SP.313]. Head arrived in Qusayr from Jiddah and Bombay on 28 December 1829, crossed the desert to Luxor, January 1830, and travelled up the Nile, reaching Alexandria 18 February 1830. For further discussion of his volume of lithographs after his sketches (SP.313) and of the Overland Route, see Searight Archive.” Minutes of evidence taken under the direction of a General commission of enquiry for crown lands and emigration appointed on the 21st June, 1838, by His Excellency the Right Honorable the Earl of Durham, high commissioner and governor general of Her Majesty's colonies in North America, Charles Buller, chief commissioner, Richard Davies Hanson, assistant commissioner, Charles Franklin Head, do., do., Hon. Henry Petre, secretary. Printed by J.C. Fisher & William Kemble, 1839 Defence of British India from Russian Invasion by Major Charles Franklin Head, now employed on a particular service in Canada, author of "Eastern and Egyptian scenery,” &c. &c. London: Smith Elder and Co., 1839 A Waghorn Letter Book for 1840 by S Searight in Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (1997), Third Series, 7:229-248 Cambridge University Press includes “Charles Franklin Head's Observations on the Overland Route. Head was commissioned by Sir John Malcolm, governor of Bombay, to report on the route and ...” From the burial register: Charles Franklin Head, aged 62, of Clifton, was buried on 12 Apr 1849. Nova Scotia House of Assembly ~ Petitions and Correspondence, 1758-1800: 5 June 1777 Memorial of Michael Head, surgeon, to the Legislature praying compensation for inoculating certain (named) poor persons when smallpox threatened several townships. "'He usefully exercised the medical profession': The Career of Michael Head in Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia"; by Allan E. Marble; Nova Scotia Historical Review #8:2(1988); 17 pp


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The Dictionary of Canadian Biography Vol VII 1836-1850 has an entry for Samuel Head: HEAD, SAMUEL, doctor, merchant, JP, office holder, and judge; b. c. 1773 in Halifax, died 1837. It refers to his father being a surgeon.

4.E.8A William Henry Newton (1791-1867) Mary Susannah Newton (1799-1881) Edmund Phipps Newton (1811-1894)

South: COL. W. H. NEWTON

LATE OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGT DIED NOVR 16TH 1867. AGED 79.

RELATIVE OF MISS RODD. MARY SUSANNA,

WIDOW OF COL: NEWTON [DIED] MAY 14TH 1881 AGED 81

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Ann Ross, aged 78, of 12 Sion Hill, was buried on 15 Mar 1859. From the burial register: William Henry Newton, aged 76, of 16 George Street, was buried on 21 Nov 1867. From the burial register Mary Susannah Newton, aged 81, of Gay Street, was buried on 18 May 1881. From the burial register: Edmund Phipps Newton, aged 83, of Spa House, Larkhall, was buried on 8 Nov 1894.

4.E.9 William Cooper (1770-1848) Sarah Elizabeth Hawkins (1822-1902) Thomas Hawkins (1834-)

TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM COOPER

AN OLD INHABITANT OF THIS CITY WHO DIED OCTOBER 22ND 1848

AGED 78. DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS FAMILY

& FRIENDS AND RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM

THIS STONE HAS BEEN PLACED HERE AS A LAST TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

AND AFFECTION FOR ONE OF THE BEST OF FATHERS BY HIS THREE

Slab.


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SURVIVING CHILDREN

ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF SARAH ELIZABETH

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE & WIDOW OF THOMAS HAWKINS. OF BRADFORD-ON-AVON

WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 7TH 1902, AGED 79.

SO HE BRINGETH THEM TO THEIR DESIRED HAVEN.

From the burial register: William Cooper, aged 78, of Burlington Street, was buried on 25 Oct 1848. From the burial register: Anne Cooper, aged 70, of Burlington Street, was buried on 10 Nov 1848. The marriage of Sarah Elizabeth Cooper to Thomas Hawkins at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1857/Q4 Bath. In the 1861 census at Church Yard, Bradford on Avon (Wilts): Thomas Hawkins, aged 26, schoolmaster of Trinity School, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Sarah E, aged 38, schoolmistress of Trinity School, born at Bath, daughter Anne A, aged 1, born at Bradford, Richard Hawkins, aged 57, father, tailor’s journeyman, born at Cirencester (Glos), and Hester Hawkins, aged 57, mother, born at Tetbury (Glos). In the 1871 census at Trinity College, 4 Church Yard, Bradford on Avon (Wilts): Thomas Hawkins, aged 36, certificated teacher, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Sarah Elizabeth, aged 48, born at Bath, and four children. In the 1881 census at North Street, Winchcomb (Glos): Thomas Hawkins, aged 46, aged 46, certificated teacher, born at Bisley (Glos), wife Sarah E, aged 58, born at Bath, and three children. In the 1901 census at 7 Harley Street, Bath: Bessie Hawkins, aged 29, unmarried, certificated schoolmistress, born at Bradford (Wilts), Sarah E Hawkins, aged 78, widow, retired ......., born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Sarah Elizabeth Hawkins, aged 79, of 7 Harley Street, was buried on 11 Mar 1902.

4.E.9A Frances Greenlaw (1796-1857)

TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCES GREENLAW BORN JUNE 30TH 1796 DIED JUNE 9TH 1857

Slab.


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In the 1841 census at Woolwich (Kent): Wm Greenlaw, aged 50, clergyman, Frances Greenlaw, aged 40, not born in Kent, Charles Greenlaw, aged 7, not born in Kent, and three servants. In the 1841 census at house of William Birch at Hertingfordbury (Herts): Matilda Greenlaw, aged 13, not born in Hertfordshire, and Louisa Greenlaw, aged 11, not born in Hertfordshire. The death of William Greenlaw was registered 1850/Q4 Greenwich. (Entry in Alumni Oxonienses.) Will of Reverend William Greenlaw, Clerk, Rector of Woolwich, Kent, date 15 Apr 1851. In the 1851 census as lodgers at 30 Keppel Street, Bloomsbury, London: Frances Greenlaw, aged 54, widow, fund holder, born in London, children: Frances, age 31, born at Isleworth (Middx), Matilda, aged 23, born at Kidbrook (Kent), and Louisa, aged 21, born at Kidbrook, and a servant. (At the same address but in a different household: John Stothert, aged 58, married, iron master, born at Bath.) From the burial register: Frances Greenlaw, aged 61, of 18 Park Street, was buried on 16 Jun 1857. Will of Frances Greenlaw, Widow of Park Street Bath, Somerset, date 11 Jul 1857, PROB 11/2254.

4.E.10A Henry Carey (1857-1859) George Carey (1830-1870) Harriet Jane Carey (1824-1898)

South: TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY

THE BELOVED CHILD OF GEORGE AND HARRIET CAREY WHO DIED MAY 12TH 1859 AGED 1 YEAR AND 8 MONTHS

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME

North:

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF GEORGE CAREY

WHO DIED NOVEMBER 11TH 1870 AGED 40 YEARS BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHO DIE IN THE LORD

West: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

HARRIET JANE WIFE OF GEORGE CAREY

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of George Carey to Harriett Jane Ralph was registered 1851/Q2 Bristol. The birth of George Carey was registered 1852 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ralph.


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WHO DIED JUNE 25TH 1898 AGED 74

HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED REST

The birth of William John Carey was registered 1854 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ralph. The birth of Henry Carey was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ralph. From the burial register: Henry Carey, aged 1, of Green Street, was buried on 15 May 1859. In the 1861 census at 12 Green Street, Bath: George Carey, aged 39, victualler, born at Bath, wife Harriet, aged 35, born at Bath, children: George, aged 8, born at Bath, and William, aged 6, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: George Carey, aged 49, of Green Street, was buried on 15 Nov 1870. In the 1871 census at 12 Green Street, Bath: Harriett J Carey, aged 46, innkeeper, born at Bath, children: George, aged 18, brewer, born at Bath, and William J, aged 16, grocer, born at Bath, and a boarder. From the burial register: George Carey, aged 26, of Green Street, was buried on 30 Apr 1879. From the burial register: Harriet Jane Carey, aged 74, of Larkhall, was buried on 30 Jun 1898.

4.E.11 Isabella Moore (1792-1858)

Slab. Delaminated. From the burial register: Isabella Moore, aged 66, of 1 Lansdown Place West, was buried on 15 Sep 1858.

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4.E.12 Jane Baugh (1765-1853) William Baugh

JANE WIDOW OF WILLIAM BAUGH ESQR

CIVIL ENGINEER DIED MAY 4TH 1853

AGED 86 YEARS ―

HAVING SURVIVED HER HUSBAND 38 YEARS.

―

Slab. Will of William Baugh, Gentleman of Ludlow, Shropshire, date 8 Feb 1825, PROB 11/1695. In the 1841 census at Walcot Terrace, Bath: Jane Bough, aged 70, independent, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at Walcot Terrace, Bath: Jane Baugh, aged 83, widow, (lady) fundholder, born at Wellow (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Jane Baugh, aged 87, of 8 Walcot Terrace, was buried on 9 May 1853.

4.E.12A Elizabeth Orman (1793-1851) Charles Joseph Orman (1827-1847) George Andrews Orman (1827-1855)

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

CHARLES JOSEPH ORMAN RECTOR OF SHOULDHAM NORFOLK

DIED JULY 3RD 1851 AGED 58 YEARS

ALSO OF GEORGE ANDREWS ORMAN ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT VERSAILLES

OCTOBER 1ST 1855 AGED 28 Y[EARS]

Slab. Ant hill on northern side. Cambridgeshire Archives KP142/16/1/100H Reverend Charles Joseph Orman, licence to the curacy of Soham. 10 Oct 1819. On 18 Jul 1826 at Mildenhall (Suffolk) Charles Joseph Orman married Elizabeth Bucke [IGI].


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National Archives HO 64/9/47 Folio 90, date 19 May 1839: Letter from Charles J Orman [incumbent] of Shouldham Thorpe, Downham [Norfolk]. He acknowledges a letter from the Home Office of the 18 May, with reference to the fire at Shouldham Thorpe, and states that Mr Brackenbury is to offer £100 reward The death of Charles Joseph Orman was registered 1847/Q4 Downham (Norfolk). Will of Reverend Charles Joseph Orman, M.A., Clerk of Shouldham, Norfolk, date 12 Dec 1847, PROB 11/2066. In the 1851 census at Lower Brook Street, Ipswich: George A Orman, aged 23, unmarried, school assistant, born at Denham (Norfolk), and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Orman, aged 58, of 18 Russell Street, was buried on 8 Jul 1851. Will of Elizabeth Orman, Widow of Kings Lynn, Norfolk, date 15 Aug 1851, PROB 11/2138.

4.E.13 George Bucke (1791-1852)

North: IN MEMORY OF

GEORGE BUCKE ESQRE LATE OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY’S

MADRAS MEDICAL SERVICE WHO DIED ON THE 16TH SEPTEMBER 1852.

AGED 59 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 18 Russell Street, Bath: George Bucke, aged 51, unmarried, Member of London College of Surgeons – not practicing, born at W..ington (Suffolk), Eliza Harman, aged 58, widow, sister, born at W..ington, Caroline Harman, aged 20, niece, born at Soham (Cambs), and a servant. From the burial register: George Bucke, aged 61, of 18 Russell Street, was buried on 21 Sep 1852. Will of George Bucke of Oriental Club Hanover Square, Middlesex, date 30 Sep 1852, PROB 11/2157.


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4.E.13A Susan D Towgood (1798-1855)

North: TO THE MEMORY OF SUSAN TOWGOOD

WHO DIED AUGUST 23RD 1855 AGED 58.

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Susan D Towgood, aged 58, of 10 Park Street, was buried on 27 Aug 1855.

4.E.14 Mary Kingston (1774-1849) Robert Kingston Ormonde Robert Kingston (1804-1882)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY [OF]

MARY KINGST[ON] RELICT OF

THE LATE ROBERT KINGS[TON] WHO DIED AT BA[TH]

ON THE 18TH DAY OF .................... IN THE 75TH YEAR OF [HER AGE]

―•― ALSO OF

ORMONDE ROBERT [KINGSTON] YOUNGEST SON OF TH[E ABOVE]

WHO DIED AT SUNNYLAN...... ON THE 15TH APRIL [1882]

IN HIS 78TH YEAR

Slab. Northern side overgrown. In the 1841 census at 25 New King Street, Bath: Mary Kingston, aged 65, independent, not born in Somerset, and Ormonde Kingston, aged 35, independent, not born in Somerset. From the burial register: Mary Kingston, aged 74, of 12 Rivers Street, was buried on 21 May 1849. In the 1861 census at Barrow Lodge, Bitton (Glos): William W Kingston, aged 59, retired Honble EIC, born in London, wife Anna A, aged 46, born in India, Ormond R, aged 56, unmarried, brother, fundholder, born in London, and a servant. From the burial register: Ormonde Robert Kingston, aged 77, of Sunnylands, Park Gardens, was buried on 18 Apr 1882.


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4.E.14A-15

Helen Pooley (1826-1888) Henry Pooley (1835-1888) John Carpenter Pooley (1818-1901)

ihs IN

REVERED AND LOVING MEMORY OF HELEN

BELOVED THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CHARLES AND SARAH POOLEY BORN NOVEMBER 16TH 1826,

DIED MAY 3RD 1888.

WHO WAS FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS PRINCIPAL OF BELMONT COLLEGE BATH.

“HAVING SERVED HER GENERATION ACCORDING TO THE WILL OF GOD

SHE FELL ON SLEEP.” REDEEMED JUSTIFIED SANCTIFIED

THROUGH OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. ―

ALSO IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

HENRY YOUNGEST AND BELOVED SON

OF THE ABOVE CHARLES AND SARAH POOLEY,

BORN MARCH 22ND 1835, DIED APRIL 5TH 1888.

― ALSO

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN CARPENTER

SECOND AND BELOVED SON OF THE ABOVE CHARLES AND SARAH POOLEY

BORN OCTOBER 7TH 1818, DIED APRIL 13TH 1901

“SAVED BY GRACE THROUGH FAITH.”

“KEPT BY THE POWER OF GOD.” “FOR EVER WITH THE LORD.”

Pointed headstone. In the 1851 census at 8 George Street, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 32, chemist, born at Bath, wife Jemima F, aged 25, born in Scotland, daughter Mary H, aged 7 months, born at Bath, Henry Pooley, aged 15, unmarried, brother, bookseller apprentice, born at Bath, an apprentice, two servants and a visitor. In the 1861 census at 8 George Street, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 42, widower, master chemist, born at Bath, Sarah Pooley, aged 64, widow, mother, independent, born at Bath, Helen Pooley, aged 34, unmarried, daughter, governess, born at Bath, an assistant and a servant. In the 1881 census at 13 & 14 Belmont, Bath: Helen Pooley, aged 54, unmarried, schoolmistress, born at Bath, two teachers, nine boarders/scholars, and three servants. From the burial register: Henry Pooley, aged 53, of Birmingham, was buried on 10 Apr 1888. From the burial register: Helen Pooley, aged 61, of Elm Place, was buried on 8 May 1888. In the 1901 census at 37 Sion Hill, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 82, born at Bath, senile decay, wife Martha, aged 78, born at Stepney, London, Annie E Millard, aged 50, unmarried, wife’s daughter, teacher & ....., born in Germany British Subject, Jane R Millard, aged 45, unmarried, wife’s daughter, daily governess, born in Germany British Subject, and a servant. From the burial register: John Carpenter Pooley, aged 82, of 37 Sion Hill, was buried on 18 Apr 1901.


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4.E.16 James Simms (1792-1853)


JAMES SIMMS, WHO DIED IN THE PARISH OF WESTON

JANY 7TH 1853 AGED 59 MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE ........... FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE. PSALM XXXVII.V.7

Slab. In the 1851 census at Weston Road, Weston (Som): James Simms, aged 57, surveyor, born at Chesham (Bucks), wife Catherine, aged 70, born at Westbury [on Trym] (Glos), Maria Simms, aged 30, unmarried, niece, born at Southall (Middx), and a servant. From the burial register: James Simms, aged 60, of Weston, was buried on 14 Jan 1953.

4.E.16A Mary Comley (1809-1849) John Comley (1801-1863)

TO THE MEMORY OF MARY

THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN COMPLEY OF THIS CITY DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER

FAMILY AND FRIENDS AGED 39

WHO DIED MARCH 17TH 1849 ALSO OF THE ABOVE

JOHN COMPLEY WHO DIED APRIL 9TH 1863

AGED 61.

Slab. From the burial register: Mary Comley, aged 39, of 5 Rivers Street, was buried on 23 Mar 1849. In the Post Office Bath Directory 1852: Comley, John, lodgings, 5 Rivers street The death of John Comley was registered 1863/Q2 Chippenham. From the burial register: John Comley, aged 60, of Box, was buried on 14 Apr


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1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1863: 7 May. The Will of John Comley late of 6 Harley-street in the City of Bath deceased who died 9 April 1863 at the Lunatic Asylum in the Parish of Box in the County of Wilts was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Mary Ann Comley of 17 Raby-place Bath in the County of Somerset Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £450.

4.E.17 Herbert Archibald Stephenson (1859) W W Stephenson

TO THE MEMORY OF

HERBERT INFANT SON OF

W. W. STEPHENSON OBT MARCH 18TH 1859.

AGED 11 WEEKS

Slab. The birth of Herbert Archibald Stephenson was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fox. The death of Herbert Archibald Stephenson, aged 0, was registered 1859/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Herbert Archibald Stephenson, aged 2 months, of Marlborough Buildings, was buried on 21 Mar 1859.

4.E.17A Purcell See 4.D.17A

4.E.18 Edward Tobias W Purcell (1832-1881) Mary Elizabeth Purcell (1839-1902) Amy Frances Purcell (1866-1891) Lily Bredon (1865-1897) E C Bredon George M Purcell (-1893)

East: In Memory of

EDWARD T. W. PURCELL MAJOR GENERAL R.A.

WHO DIED DECR 9TH 1881

AND OF MARY ELIZABETH HIS BELOVED WIFE, WHO DIED AUGT 2ND 1902

North:

Also LILY WIFE OF E. C. BREDON

DIED SEPTR 28TH 1897 GOD IS LOVE

GEORGE M. PURCELL

DIED OCTOBER 8TH 1893.

Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Malcolm Tobias Purcell was registered 1879/Q4 Dover. The birth of Herbert Yearsley Purcell was registered 1881/Q2 Barton R. In the 1881 census at 123 Pembroke Road, Clifton: Edward T W Purcell, aged 48, Colonel Royal Artillery, born in Ireland, wife Mary E, aged 41, born in Tasmania, children: Edward W, aged 17, born in Australia, Mary


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West:

In Memoriam AMY FRANCES

BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MAJOR GENERAL PURCELL, R.A.

ENTERED INTO HER REST JULY 8TH 1891

E, aged 16, born in Australia, Amy F, aged 14, born in Australia, Inez B, aged 10, born at Gibraltar, Kathleen, aged 9, born at Gibraltar, George H, aged 7, born at Gibraltar, Charles W, aged 3, born at Dover, and an unnamed son, aged 1 month, born at Clifton, and five servants. The death of Edward Tobias W Purcell, aged 49, was registered 1881/Q4 Barton R. No entry has been found in the burial order book. From the burial register: Amy Frances Purcell, aged 25, of 20 Camden Crescent, was buried on 11 Jul 1891. From the burial register: Lily Bredon, aged 32, of 20 Camden Crescent, was buried on 1 Oct 1897. In the 1901 census at 18 Talbot Road, Paddington, London: Mary Eliz Purcell, aged 60, widow, born in Tasmania, children: Inez B, aged 30, born at Gibraltar, Kathleen, aged 28, born at Gibraltar, Madeline M, aged 25, born at Pembroke Dock, Charles W, aged 22, C C stockbroker’s clerk, born at Dover, Malcolm T F, aged 21, apprentice to bank, born at Dover, and Herbert Y, aged 20, insurance clerk, born at Clifton, a servant and a visitor. The death of Mary Elizabeth Purcell, aged 63, was registered 1902/Q3 Paddington.


4.E.19 Mary Ann Lake (1819-1904) Marion Rose Lake (1849-1936)

Cross on 3 plinths. Cross on the ground. Plinths displaced. In the 1861 census at High Street, Bridgwater (Som): Mary Ann Lake, aged 41. widow, ......woman & florist, born at Bridgwater, children: Louisa, aged 14, born at Bridgwater, Maria Rose, aged 10, born at


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Bridgwater, Mary Ann, aged 8, born at Bridgwater, and William, aged 6, born at Bridgwater, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 20 High Street, Bridgwater (Som): Mary Ann Lake, aged 51, widow, nurseryman, born at Bridgwater, children: William, aged 15, learning the business, born at Bridgwater, Louisa, aged 24, governess (unemployed), born at Bridgwater, Maria R, aged 20, assistant, born at Bridgwater, and Mary A, aged 18, governess, born at Bridgwater, Rachel Lake, aged 78, widow, born at Muchelney (Som), Amanda Lake, aged 33, unmarried sister in law, managing assistant, born at Bridgwater, and a servant. In the 1901 census at 1 Richmond Hill, Bath: Louisa Lake, aged 53, unmarried, principal ladies school, born at Bridgwater, M A Lake, aged 82, widow, [living on] own means, born at Bridgwater, M R Lake, aged 50, unmarried, sister, lady nurse, born at Bridgwater, M Treker, aged 25, unmarried, niece, school teacher, born at Bridgwater, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Ann Lake, aged 86, of 1 Richmond Hill, was buried on 29 Dec 1904. From the burial register: Marion Rose Lake, aged 86, of 30 Newbridge Hill, was buried on 2 Mar 1936.

4.E.19A-20

No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

4.E.20A Philippa Crowgey (1767-1850)

No memorial found. Baptised on 4 Apr 1768 at St Gluvias (Cornwall): Philippa Crowgey, daughter of William & Philippa Crowgey [IGI]. National Archives TS 21/81 17 Feb 1779 Lease by William Crowgey of premises at Penryn, Cornwall Cornwall Record Office QS/1/6/313/-327 16 Apr 1795 Truro A scire facias to be issued to William Crowgey, jun., of Penryn, gent., and sureties to show cause why the recognizance entered into re a bastardy order should not be estreated The death of Philippa Crowgey, aged 82, was registered 1850/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Philippa Crowgy, aged 82, of Charles Street, was buried on 26 Jan 1850.


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Cornwall Record Office J/1/341 Leases of houses and gardens etc. in Landewednack (First two leases from William Crowgey of Penryn, gent. and Alexander Tregowith of Ruan Minor, yeo. Hawkins leases begin 1805. Last lease is for a lifeboat house at Church cove, the Lizard. Grant for telegraph cable from the Lizard to Falmouth 1880. Site for Methodist Chapel, Ruan Minor, 1885. (19)

4.E.21-21A

Elizabeth Margaret Bourke (1845-1933) Alice Mildred Bourke (1857-1950)

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH M. BOURKE, DIED APRIL 18. 1937

North:

[ALICE] MILDRED BOURKE DIED APRIL 1. 1950.

Edging with cross resting on an oblong stone. Ant hill on northern side. In the 1901 census at 63 Combe Road, Bath: Elizabeth Bourke, aged 55, unmarried, living on own means, born in Ireland, Louisa Bourke, aged 53, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born in Ireland, Alice Bourke, aged 43, unmarried, sister, born in Ireland, and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Margaret Bourke, aged 87, of 13 Burlington St, Bath, was buried on 21 Apr 1933. From the burial register: Alice Mildred Bourke, aged 92, of Woodland Grove, Weston Park, Bath, was buried on 4 Apr 1950. See also 4.D.21.

Gap

4.E.23 George Henry Holden (1849-1927)

GEORGE HENRY HOLDEN BORN 15. JUNE 1849, DIED 8. APRIL 1927

― QUA TENEO TENEOR

Cross on large plinth.


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The death of George Henry Holden, aged 77, was registered 1927 Bath. From the burial register: George Henry Holden, aged 77, of 12 Johnstone Street, Bath, was buried on 11 Apr 1927. Qua teno tenor: As I hold, I am held.

4.E.23A Catherine Ann Fraser (1856-1926)

Plinth, overturned.

In the 1911 census at 5 Cleveland Place West, Bath: Catherine Ann Fraser, aged 55, [living on] private means, born at Secunderabad, India. From the burial register: Catherine Ann Fraser, aged 70, of 17 Belvedere, Bath, was buried on 7 Dec 1926.

4.E.24 Frederick Brown (1842-1914) Sarah Brown (1833-1908)

IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF

MY HUSBAND FREDERICK BROWN WHO PASSED AWAY 14TH OCTOBER 1914.

HERE LIES ALSO

SARAH WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED AWAY

1ST JUNE 1907.

Pointed headstone. The death of Sarah Brown, aged 75, was registered 1908/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Brown, aged 75, of 14 Rivers Street, was buried on 1 (!) Jun 1908. The death of Frederick Brown, aged 72, was registered 1914/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Frederick Brown, aged 72, of 37 King Edward Road, was buried on 17 Oct 1914. From the National Probate Calendar 1914: BROWN Frederick of 37 King Edwards-road Bath died 14 October


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1914 Probate London 31 October to Agnes Brown widow and Albert Frederick Brown commercial traveller. Effects £2043 18s. 2d.

4.E.24A Sarah Lyddon (1830-1897) William Charles Lyddon (1826-1899)

In Memory of WILLIAM CHARLES LYDDON

WHO DIED 30TH JULY 1899

AGED 73 ―

Also of SARAH

THE WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED

12TH JULY 1897

Plaque in the form of a scroll within edging. In the 1891 census at 18 Alexandra Road, Lyncombe, Bath: William C Lyddon, aged 64, postal clerk, born at Bath, and wife Sarah, aged 56, born at Bradford (Wilts). From the burial register: Sarah Lyddon, aged 67, of Alexandra Road, was buried on 15 Jul 1897. From the burial register: William Charles Lyddon, aged 73, of Oldfield Park, was buried on 2 Aug 1899.

4.E.25-25A

Charles Ashworth Stevenson (1844-1928) Mary Stevenson (1856-1935) Ruth Pennell Stevenson (1886-1889) Edward Cockerill (1818-1901) Hannah Cockerill (1818-1896)

Left-hand headstone:

+ IN

Loving Memory of

CHARLES ASHWORTH STEVENSON WHO FELL ASLEEP 4TH NOVEMBER 1928

IN HIS 85TH YEAR IN PERFECT PEACE

ALSO OF MARY HIS WIFE

DAUGHTER OF EDWARD AND HANNAH COCKERILL

WHO FELL ASLEEP 16TH AUGUST 1935 IN HER 60TH YEAR

AND OF THEIR DAUGHTER

Within a single edging, two headstones and a plaque. The birth of Charles Ashworth Stevenson was registered 1844/Q3 Wolverhampton. The marriage of Charles Ashworth Stevenson to Mary Cockerill was registered 1878/Q2 Wolverhampton.


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Norah Pilgrim Stevenson (1891-1955) Ernest Norman Weaver (1877-1939) Percy Stevenson Weaver (1915-1940) Katharine Hannah Weaver (1884-1978)

RUTH PENNELL WHO FELL ASLEEP 8TH JANUARY 1889

AGED 2 YEARS

Right-hand headstone: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

EDWARD COCKERILL DIED NOV. 13. 1901

AGED 83 YEARS AND HANNAH HIS WIFE

DIED NOV. 26. 1896 AGED 78 YEARS

ALSO NORAH PILGRIM STEVENSON

DIED NOV. 24. 1955 AGED 64 YEARS

―

Plaque: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ERNEST NORMAN WEAVER WHO PASSED AWAY OCTOBER 15TH 1939

ALSO IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF

F.L. PERCY STEVENSON WEAVER D.F.C. R.A.F

KILLED IN ACTION AUGUST 31ST 1940

AGED 25. IN LOVING MEMORY OF

KATHARINE HANNAH WEAVER WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED JANUARY 1978

AGED 94.

The birth of Katharine Hannah Stevenson was registered 1895/Q1 Barton R. The birth of Ruth Pennell Stevenson in 1886 was registered 1887/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cockerill. From the burial register: Ruth Pennell Stevenson, aged 2, of 14 Belgrave Crescent, was buried on 11 Jan 1889. In the 1891 census at 14 Belgrave Crescent, Bath: Charles A Stevenson, aged 46, minister in C A Church, born at Wolverhampton (Staffs), wife Mary, aged 35, born at Wolverhampton, children: Elizabeth H, aged 10, born at Wolverhampton, Charles E, aged 8, born at Wolverhampton, Katherine H, aged 6, born at Clifton, and Arthur C, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. (‘C A church’ is the Catholic Apostolic church, a 19th-century offshoot of the Church of England. There was a church adjoining 20 Vineyards, Bath and entries for it appear under ‘Dissenting Place of Worship’ in Bath directories.) The birth of Norah Pilgrim Stevenson was registered 1891/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cockerill. The death of Mary Stevenson, aged 55, was registered 1896/Q1 Bath. From the burial register Mary Stevenson, aged 55, of Foxcombe Road, Lower Weston, was buried on 4 Jan 1896. From the burial register: Charles Ashworth Stevenson, aged 84, of 28 Foxcombe Rd, Bath, was buried on 7 Nov 1928. From the National Probate Calendar 1928: STEVENSON Charles Ashworth of 28 Foxcombe-road Weston Bath died 4 November 1928 Probate London 29 November to Mary Stevenson widow, Effects £523 9s. 1d. From the burial register: Mary Stevenson, aged 79, of 28 Foxcombe Road, Bath, was buried on 19 Aug 1935. From the burial order book: Norah Pilgrim Stevenson, aged 64, was buried in 1955. In the 1881 census at 14 Belgrave Crescent, Bath: Edward Cockerill, aged 72, retired builder, born at Wolverhampton (Staffs), and wife Hannah, aged 72, born at Penn (Staffs).


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From the burial register: Hannah J Cockerill, aged 78, of 14 Foxcombe Road, Weston, was buried on 30 Nov 1896. From the burial register: Edward Cockerill, aged 83, of Lower Weston, was buried on 16 Nov 1901. The birth of Ernest Norman Weaver was registered 1877/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Vincent. In the 1901 census at Lansdown House, Weston (Som): George Weaver, aged 55, bedding manufacturer – employer, born at Bath, wife Sarah Anne, aged 57, born at Frome (Som), children: Annie Vincent, aged 26, unmarried, assists in father’s business, born at Bath, Ernest Norman, aged 23, unmarried, assist in father’s business, born at Bath, Grace Louise, aged 21, unmarried, assists in father’s business, born at Bath, and Mabel Florence, aged 18, born at Bath, and two servants. The marriage of Ernest Norman Weaver to Katharine Hannah Stevenson was registered 1908/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Ernest John Weaver, aged 2 days, of Upper Camden Place, was buried on 17 Jan 1917. Passenger on the SS Athlone Castle from Cape Town to Southampton, arriving on 31 Mar 1939: Norman Weaver, aged 62, manufacturer, proposed UK address: Lansdown House, Weston, Bath. From the burial register: Ernest Norman Weaver, aged 62, of Lansdown House, Weston, Bath, was buried on 17 Oct 1939. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: WEAVER Ernest Norman of Lansdown House Weston Bath died 15 October 1939 Probate Bristol 23 February to Katharine Hannah Weaver widow George Vincent Weaver company director Walter Farley Long solicitor and William Robert Park shipping agent. Effects £17917 5s. 10d. Percy Stevenson Weaver, Flight Lieutenant 70719, 5th Squadron RAF, DFC, died on 31 Aug 1940, aged 25; son of Ernest Norman Weaver, and of Katharine H. Weaver, of Chippenham, Wiltshire; Runnymede memorial Panel 5 [CWGC].


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The death of Katherine Hannah Weaver, born on 30 Dec 1884, was registered 1978/Q1 Chippenham. From the burial register: Katherine Hannah Weaver, aged 94, of The Old Coach House, Lacock nr Chippenham, died on 2 Jan 1978 and was buried on 10 Jan 1978.

4.E.26 Patrick Gordon (1809-1897) Charlotte Mary Gordon (1823-1906)

North: In Affectionate Remembrance of

MAJOR GENERAL PATRICK GORDON, DIED 27TH APRIL 1897,

AGED 87 YEARS.

South: Also in Affectionate Remembrance of

CHARLOTTE MARY HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT BATH

SEPTEMBER 18TH 1906. AGED 83.

Pitched 4 ways in pink, polished granite. In the 1891 census at 8 Lansdown Crescent: Patrick Gordon, aged 83, Major General retired, born at Banff Scotland, wife Charlotte Mary, aged 67, born at Cawnpore India, and three servants. From the burial register: Patrick Gordon, aged 87, of 8 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 1 May 1897. From the burial register: Charlotte Mary Gordon, aged 83, of 8 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 22 Sep 1906.

4.E.27 Margaret Bradish (1825-1894)

IN MEMORY OF

MARGARET BRADISH BORN AUGUST 5TH 1825 DIED APRIL 17TH 1894

Cross on 3 plinths. In the 1891 census at 3 Beaufort Place East, Bath: Margaret Bradish, aged 65, unmarried, living on own means, born at Gloucester, and three servants. The death of Margaret Bradish, aged 68, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret F Bradish, aged 68, of 3 Beaufort Place East, was buried on 20 Apr 1894.


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4.E.28 Henry Gee (1825-1892) Harriet Perrin Gee (1853-1893) Elizabeth Campbell Gee (1820-1896)

South, left: HENRY GEE

MINISTER OF THE CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 12TH 1892

‘WAITING’

South, right:

HARRIET PERRIN GEE DAUGHTER

FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 15TH 1893

‘WAITING’

North, left: ALSO ELIZABETH CAMPBELL

WIDOW OF THE LATE HENRY GEE WHO DIED DECR 2ND 1896 AGED 76.

“WE LOOK FOR THE SAVIOUR.”

Pitched in the form of a cross. The marriage of Henry Gee to Elizabeth Campbell Smart was registered 1848/Q2 Chepstow. The birth of Harriet Perrin Gee was registered 1853/Q2 Chepstow. In the 1891 census at 32 Paragon: Henry Gee, aged 65, clerk in holy orders, born at Bristol, wife Elizabeth C, aged 71, born at Tidenham (Glos), and daughter Harriett P, aged 37, unmarried, born at Tidenham. From the burial register: Henry Gee, aged 66, of 32 Paragon, was buried on 19 Jan 1892. From the burial register: Harriet Perrin Gee, aged 39, of St Thomas’s House, Lambeth, was buried on 21 Jan 1893. From the burial register: Elizabeth Campbell Gee, aged 76, of 80 Mornington Road, London, was buried on 7 Dec 1896.

4.E.28A-29

De Courcy Meade (1824-1890) Caroline Meade (1827-1915)

East: IN MEMORY OF

DE COURCEY MEADE FORMER RECTOR OF TOCKENHAM WILTS

DIED SEPTEMBER 26. 1890 LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE

North:

CAROLINE MEADE ..... FEBRUARY 1915

AGED 87 YEARS

Celtic cross in pink stone. Double-width plot.


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In the 1871 census at 1 South West Buildings, Weston (Som): Caroline Meade, aged 43, wife, born in Ireland, Ellen Strong, aged 52, sister- in-law, born in Ireland, and two servants. In the 1881 census at the Vicarage, Tockenham (Wilts): de Courcy Meade, aged 56, rector of Tockenham, born at Marston Bigot (Som), wife Caroline Maria, aged 53, born at Tomregan, Cavan, Ireland, daughter Louisa Emily A, aged 15, born at Walcot, Bath, a visitor (governess) and three servants. From the burial register: De Courcy Meade, aged 66, of 13 Great Bedford Street, was buried on 1 Oct 1890. In the 1901 census at 12 St James Square, Bath: Caroline Meade, aged 73, widow, living on own means, born in Ireland, a visitor and three servants. From the burial register: Caroline Maria Meade, aged 87, of Cavendish Villa, was buried on 20 Feb 1915. From Alumni Oxonienses: Meade, De Courcy, 3s. Richard John, of Marston Bigot, Somerset, cler. EXETER COLL., matric. 13 May, 1842, aged 17; scholar 1842-8, B.A. 1846, M.A. 1849, rector of North and South Barrow, Somerset 1870-8, rector of Tockenham, Wilts, 1878. See Coll. Reg., 153.

4.E.29A Emma Whatley (1845-1905) Elizabeth Whatley (1845-1921) James George Whatley (1848-1931)

BELOVED HU[SBAND OF] AGNES WHATLEY

DIED OCTR 9TH 1931

Pointed headstone. Delaminated with a single piece resting against the headstone. The marriage of James Lander Whatley to Elizabeth Longford was registered 1844/Q3 Bath.


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The birth of Elizabeth Whatley was registered 1845/Q3 Bath. The birth of Emma Whatley was registered 1845/Q3 Bath. The birth of James George Whatley was registered 1848/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longford. The birth of Ruth Whatley was registered 1852/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longford. In the 1861 census at 4 Mount Beacon, Bath: James L Whatley, aged 50, woollen draper &c, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 44, born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 15, born at Bath, Emma, aged 15, born at Bath, James G, aged 12, born at Bath, and Ruth, aged 8, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 4 Mount Beacon, Bath: James L Whatley, aged 60, woollen draper &c, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Bath, children; Bessie, aged 25, unmarried, born at Bath, Emma, aged 25, born at Bath, and Ruth, aged 18, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Whatley, aged 75, was registered 1880/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at 4 Mount Beacon, Bath: James L Whatley, aged 70, tailor, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 64, born at Bath, children; Elizabeth, aged 34, unmarried, born at Bath, Emma, aged 34, unmarried, born at Bath, and James George, aged 31, tailor, born at Bath, Elizabeth Loader, aged 34, visitor, born at Henbury (Glos) and a servant. The marriage of James George Whatley to Elizabeth Loader was registered 1887/Q4 Bath. In the 1901 census at 4 Mount Beacon, Bath: James Whatley, aged 90, widower, retired draper, born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 54, unmarried, born at Bath, and Enna, aged 54, unmarried, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1901 census at Mariners Cottage, Beach Road, Portishead (Som): James George Whatley, aged 55, living on own means, born at Bath, and wife Elizabeth, aged 55, living on own means, born at Henly (Glos).


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The death of James Lander Whatley, aged 94, was registered 1904/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Whatley, aged 59, was buried on 15 Dec 1905. From the burial register: Elizabeth Whatley, aged 76, of Drayton Road, Boreham Wood (Herts), was buried on 28 Jul 1921. From the burial register: James George Whatley, aged 82, of Forbes Fraser Hospital, was buried on 13 Oct 1931.

4.E.30 William Bowen (1819-1888)

In memory of

WILLIAM BOWEN WHO DIED 27TH JUNE 1888,

AGED 68 YEARS. HAVING BEEN FOR NEARLY 50 YEARS

IN THE HOUSEHOLD OF THE LATE GENL SIR NATHANIEL THORN, K.C.B.

AND LADY THORN HIS WIDOW BY WHOM HE WAS MUCH ESTEEMED.

Pointed headstone, facing east. In the 1881 census at 8 St James Square, Bath: Anne E Thorn, aged 78, widow, dividend & stock holder, born at Bath, William Bowen, aged 61, unmarried, servant, domestic servant butler, born in Shropshire, and four other servants. From the burial register: William Bowen, aged 68, of Albion Terrace, was buried on 2 Jul 1888.

4.E.30A-31

Elizabeth Western (1838-1884) Beatrice Emmaline Padden (1876-1897) Albert Padden (1854-1919) Sarah Padden (1855-1930)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF BEATRICE PADDEN

WHO DIED 22ND OCTOBER 1897. AGED 21 YEARS

South:

“INTO THY HAND FROM NIGHT TO LIGHT.”

ALBERT PADDEN

Cross on 3 plinths.


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DIED 22ND OCTOBER 1919 AGED 65 YEARS

AND SARAH, HIS WIFE

AT REST JULY 3RD 1930. R.I.P.

West:

ELIZABETH WESTER[N], WHO DIED 11TH APRIL 1884

AGED 56 YEARS

The birth of Albert Padden was registered 1854/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Carey. The birth of Sarah Ann Western was registered 1855/Q2 Tiverton. The marriage of Albert Padden to Sarah Ann Western at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1874/Q2 Bath. In the 1881 census at 21 St James Square, Bath: Elizabeth Western, aged 53, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Lydiard St Lawrence (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Western, aged 54, of Bennett Street, was buried on 15 Apr 1884. The birth of Beatrice Emmeline Padden was registered 1876/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Western. In the 1891 census at 21 Bennet Street, bath: Albert Padden, aged 36, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, wife Sarah A, aged 37, born at Lydeard St Lawrence (Som), children: Albert G, aged 16, auctioneer’s apprentice, born at Bath, Beatrice E, aged 15, born at Bath, Adela M, aged 13, born at Bath, Mabel M, aged 11, born at Bath, Madge E, aged 8, born at Bath, Dorothy J, aged 2, born at Bath, and Grace J, aged 2, born at Bath, and four lodgers. From the burial register: Beatrice Emmaline Padden, aged 21, of 3 Upper Church Street, was buried on 26 Oct 1897. In the 1901 census at 2 Upper Church Street, Bath: Albert Padden, aged 46, solicitors clerk, born at Bath, wife Sarah A, aged 46, lodging house keeper, born at Taunton (Som), five children and a boarder. From the burial register: Albert Padden, aged 65, of 2 Upper Church Street, was buried on 28 Oct 1919. From the burial register: Sarah Ann Padden, aged 75, of 10 Elm Place, Bath, was buried on 7 Jul 1930.


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4.E.31A Algernon Glover James (1862-1865) Theodore Norton James (1860-1861) Theodore William James (1832-1904) Emily James (1834-1919)

East: In Memory of

ALGERNON GLOVER JAMES BORN FEB. 2ND 1862. DIED JAN. 13TH 1865

― ALSO OF THEODORE NORTON JAMES

(INTERRED IN KENSAL GREEN CEMETERY) BORN APRIL 26TH 1860. DIED FEB. 8TH 1861

CHILDREN OF THEODORE WILLIAM & EMILY JAMES ―

“WITHOUT ............ BEFORE THE THRONE OF GOD.”

South: In Memory of

THEODORE WILLIAM JAMES M.A. OXON.

FOR 32 YEARS VICAR OF UXBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX BORN JUNE 16TH 1832, DIED AUG. 2ND 1904.

North:

In Memory of EMILY JAMES

BORN JUNE 25TH 1831 DIED NOVEMBER 27TH 1919.

Cross on 3 plinths. The marriage of Theodore William James to Emily Shelton/Skelton Norton was registered 1859/Q3 Kensington. The death of Theodore Norton James was registered 1861/Q1 Kensington. The death of Algernon Glover James was registered 1865/Q1 Kensington. From the burial register: Algernon Glover James, aged 3, of 26 Park Street, was buried on 18 Jan 1865. In the 1901 census at Uxbridge Vicarage, West Hillingdon (Middx): Theodore W James, aged 68, clergyman of the Church of England, born at Cheltenham, wife Emily, aged 69, born at Uxbridge, and two servants. The death of Theodore William James, aged 72, was registered 1904/Q3 Uxbridge. From the burial register: Theodore William James, aged 72, of Vicarage, Uxbridge, Middx, was buried on 6 Aug 1904. The death of Emily James, aged 88, was registered 1919/Q4 Hastings. From the burial register: Emily James, aged 88, of St Leonards on Sea, was buried on 3 Dec 1919. From Alumni Oxonienses: James, Theodore William, 2s. William Henry, of Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, gent. PEMBROKE COLL., matric. 26 May, 1853, aged 20; B.A. 1857, M.A. 1860, vice-principal of Lansdowne College, Bath, 1861-72, vicar of Uxbridge since 1872.


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Row 4E2

This row, between rows 4E and 4F, has graves that mainly date from the period 1945-1947. There are few memorials. The row is inaccessible to mowers and, in the summer, is overgrown with tall grass.


4.E2.1 Arthur George Dancey (1885-1960) Laura Dancey (1888-1973)

No memorial found. The birth of Arthur George Dancey was registered 1885/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kite. The birth of Laura Newman was registered 1888/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Francis. In the 1901 census at 12 Berkeley Street, Bath: George Dancey, aged 39, gardener not domestic, born at Batheaston, wife Kate, aged 39, born at Bath, seven children of which the third was Arthur, aged 16, grocer shopkeeper, born at Bath, and Edward Littleton, aged 64, married, father, born at West Littleton (Glos). The marriage of Arthur George Dancey to Laura Newman was registered 1910/Q3 Bath. The birth of Arthur George Dancey was registered 1910/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Newman. In the 1911 census at 2 Magellion Place, Camden Road, Bath: Arthur Dancey, aged 25, confectioner’s porter, born at Bath, wife Laurie, aged 23, married 1 year, born at Twerton on Avon, Bath, and son Arthur, aged 5 months, born at Bath.


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The death of Arthur G Dancey, aged 75, was registered 1960/Q4 Sodbury. From the burial order book: Arthur G Dancey, aged 75, was buried on 31 Oct 1960. From the burial order book: Laura Dancey, was buried on 7 Mar 1973.

4.E2.1 Louisa Elizabeth Preece (1878-1960)

North: IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF

(NAN) LOUISA ELIZABETH PREECE FELL ASLEEP 13TH JAN. 1960 AGED 82

Edging. The marriage of Alfred Preece to Louisa Parry was registered 1904/Q1 Hereford. In the 1911 census at Hampton Park, Brick Work, Hereford: Alfred Preece, aged 46, brick work – manager, born at Tupsley (Herefordshire), wife Louisa Elizabeth, aged 34, married 7 years, no children, born at Eardisland (Herefordshire), four children and a servant. The death of Louisa E Preece, aged 82, was registered 1960/Q1 Weston super Mare. From the burial order book: Louisa E Preece was buried on 16 Jan 1960.

4.E2.2 Hettie Gwenda Arnold (1882-1959)

No memorial found. The birth of Matilda Christine Arnold was registered 1879 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gray. In the 1881 census at 35 Milsom Street, Bath: John Arnold, aged 37, photographic artist, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent, wife Matilda, aged 37, born at Brighton, children: Amy E, aged 11, born at Brighton, Mabel, aged 8, born at Brighton, and Christine M, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Hettie Gwenda Arnold was registered 1882/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gray. The death of Matilda Arnold, aged 42, was registered 1886/Q2 Bath.


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In the 1891 census at 8 Old Bond Street, Bath: John Arnold, aged 46, widower, photographer, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), children: Amy E, aged 22, born at Brighton, Matilda C, aged 11, born at Bath, and Aetta (sic) G, aged 9, born at Bath, and a visitor. In the 1911 census at The White Cottage, Esher (Surrey): Hettie G Arnold, aged 28, unmarried, servant, housemaid, born at Bath. The death of Hettie G Arnold, aged 77, was registered 1959/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Hettie Gwenda Arnold, aged 77, was buried on 2 Dec 1959.

4.E2.3 Madeline Willoughby Clarke (1861-1947)

South: SACRED TO MADELINE CLARKE. DIED FEB. 3. 1947.

Edging. From the burial register: Madeline Willoughby Clarke, aged 85, of 39 Grosvenor Place, Bath, was buried on 6 Feb 1947.

4.E2.4 Evan Evans Hayward (1870-1946)

No memorial found. The birth of Evan Evans Hayward was registered 1870/Q2 Pontypool. The marriage of Evan Evans Hayward to Clara Jane Sargent at St Saviour, Larkhall, Bath was registered 1899/Q4 Bath. In the 1901 census at 37 High Street, Abersychan (Mon): Evan E Hayward, aged 30, coal miner (hewer below ground), born at Cwmavon (Mon), wife Clara, aged 28, born at Bath, daughter Ivy Eveline, aged 7 months, born at Abersychan, Fred Sargent, aged 26, unmarried, boarder, plate layer (railway), born at Swainswick, Bath, and a visitor. In the 1911 census at Manor Road, Abersychan (Mon): Evan Hayward, aged 40, coal miner (timberman), born at Cwmavon/Abersychan (Mon), wife Clara, aged 38, married 11 years 2 children of which 1 then living,


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born at Charlecombe (Som), and daughter Vera, aged 4, born at Abersychan. From the burial register: Evan Evans Hayward, aged 76, of 4 Spencer's Belle-Vue, Lansdown Rd, Bath, was buried on 19 Jun 1946.

4.E2.5 Mervyn George Cowlishaw (1913-1986)

No memorial found. The birth of Mervyn G Cowlishaw was registered 1913/Q1 Oxford, mother’s maiden name: Livings. The death of Mervyn George Cowlishaw, aged 73, born on 3 Feb 1913, was registered 1986/Oct Bath. There is no entry in the burial order book and evidence of the burial comes only from the map.

4.E2.6 Rose Rossiter (1876-1946)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Rose Rossiter, aged 69, of 9 Burlington St, Bath, was buried on 3 May 1949.

4.E2.7 Thomas Carpenter (1865-1946) Elizabeth Carpenter (1867-1952)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

TOM CARPENTER WHO PASSED AWAY 16. MAR. 1946

AGED 80. ALSO

ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY 31. DEC. 1952, AGED 85

“UNTIL THE MORN BREAKS.” Low but deep headstone, facing east. The marriage of Tom Carpenter to Elizabeth Blagden was registered 1891/Q4 Westbury. The birth of Herbert Thomas Carpenter was registered 1893 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Blagden. The birth of Tom Ernest James Carpenter was registered 1895 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bladgen. In the 1901 census at 111 Holloway, Bath: Tom Carpenter, aged 35, coachman, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Eliz, aged 34, born at West Lavington (Wilts), children: Herbert S, aged 8, born at Twerton on Avon (Som), and Tom E, aged 5, born at Twerton on Avon.


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In the 1911 census at 27 Lampards Buildings, Bath: Tom Carpenter, aged 45, chauffeur domestic, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 44, married 19 years, 4 children, born at Lavington (Wilts), and children: Herbert, aged 18, house painter, born at Bath, Tom, aged 15, grocer’s apprentice, born at Bath, Sidney, aged 7, born at Bath, and Alfred, aged 2, born at Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Carpenter, aged 80, of 46 Richmond Place, Lansdown, Bath, was buried on 20 Mar 1946. From the burial order book: Elizabeth Carpenter, aged 85, of 46 Richmond Place, Lansdown, was buried on 5 Jan 1953.

4.E2.8 John Grant Melluish (1864-1946) Annye Augusta Melluish (-1953)

South: [IN] LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN GRANT MELLUISH

WHO DIED FEB. 15TH 1946. AGED 81.

North (on 1 line): ALSO OF ANNYE AUGUSTA HIS DEARLY LOVED WIFE DIED AUGUST 1ST 1953 AGED

84.

Edging. The birth of John Grant Melluish was registered 1864/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Reeves. The birth of Annye Augusta Gayner was registered 1869/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hurd. The marriage of John Grant Melluish to Annye Augusta Gayner at St Andrew’s, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1898/Q2 Bath. In the 1901 census at 5 Southborne Gardens, Bath: John Grant Melluish, aged 36, printer – employer, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 29, born at Bath, and daughter Dorothy, aged 1, born at Bath. The birth of Maurice Grant Gayner Melluish was registered 1904 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gayner.


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In the 1911 census at 5 Southborne Gardens, Bath: John Grant Melluish, aged 47, printer – employer, born at Bath, wife Annye Augusta, aged 40, married 12 years, 2 children, born at Bath, and children: Dorothy Grace, aged 11, born at Bath, and Maurice Grant Gayner, aged 6, born at Bath. From the burial register: John Grant Melluish, aged 81, of 1 Stanley Villas, Camden Rd, Bath, was buried on 15 Feb 1946. From the burial register: Annie Augusta Melluish, aged 84, of 4 Stanley Villas, Camden Rd, was buried on 5 Aug 1953.

4.E2.9 Frances Martha Barrow (1873-1946) William Barrow (1870-1948)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Frances Martha Barrow, aged 72, of 2 Lyndhurst Place, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 11 Jan 1946. From the burial register: William Barrow, aged 78, of 2 Lyndhurst Place, Thomas St, Bath, died at St Martins Hospital, and was buried on 19 Jul 1948.

4.E2.10 Mary Patton McKee (1862-1945)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Mary Patten McKee, aged 83, of 1 Spencers Belle-Vue, Bath, was buried on 24 Oct 1945.

4.E2.11 Edith Minnie Shipton (1898-1945)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Edith Minnie Shipton, aged 47, of 10 Richmond Place, Lansdown, Bath, was buried on 7 Jul 1945.

4.E2.12 Ernest Albert Bateman (1878-1945) Margaret Florence Bateman (1877-1957)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ERNEST ALBERT BATEMAN DIED AUGUST 17TH 1945.

AGED 67 YEARS. INTO THE SUNSHINE

ALSO

MARGARET FLORENCE BATEMAN DIED AUGUST 28TH 1957

AGED 80 YEARS

Low headstone in polished grey marble, facing east. From the burial register: Ernest Albert Bateman, aged 67, of 14 Tyning Terrace, Bath, was buried on 21 Aug 1945. From the burial order book: Margaret Florence Bateman, aged 80, was buried on 31 Aug 1957.


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4.E2.13 George Edward Reade (1882-1945) Bessie Josephine Reade (1883-1945)

South: GEORGE READE, DIED 31ST MAY 1945.

North:

BESSIE JOSEPHINE, HIS WIFE, DIED 18TH SEPTEMBER 1945.

East: RE-UNITED

GOD GRANT THEM ETERNAL REST

Edging with a freestanding vase. From the burial register: George Edward Reade, aged 63, of 9 Clarence St, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 4 Jun 1945. From the burial register: Bessie Josephine Reade, aged 62, of 8 Portland Place, Bath, was buried on 21 Sep 1945.

4.E2.14 Albert George Robbins (1876-1945)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Albert George Robbins, aged 68, of Springfield Garages, Lansdown, Bath, was buried on 26 Apr 1945.

4.E2.15 Josephine M Blackwell (1873-1947)

No memorial found. The death of Josephine M Blackwell, aged 72, was registered 1947 Bath. From the burial register: Josephine M Blackwell, aged 73, of 16 Burlington Street, Bath, was buried on 11 Mar 1947.


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Row 4F


4.F.0 Edward Ling (1795-1861) Mary Elizabeth Ling (1800-1881)

No memorial found. The burial order book has the location of the grave as 4.F.3 but the accompany map has it at 4.F.1. In the 1851 census at 24 Hay Street, Bath: Edward Ling, aged 55, lodging house keeper, born at Farringdon (Berks). wife Mary, aged 49, born at Wellington (Som), and a servant. From the burial register: Edward Ling, aged 65, of Gay Street, was buried on 18 Mar 1861. From the burial register: Mary Elizabeth Ling, aged 80, of 5 Sydenham Buildings, was buried on 12 Apr 1881.

4.F.0A John Parsmore (1798-1855) Mary Parsmore (1789-1856) Eliza Pitcher (1824-1861)

North: JOHN PARSMORE

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT OF THIS CITY DIED MARCH 14TH 1855 AGED 54 YEARS

RESPECTED AND REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.

South: IN MEMORY OF

ELIZA THE BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES PITCHER

DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARY PARSMORE [DIED N]OVEMBER 17TH 1861 AGED 37 YEARS.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 20 Kingsmead Street, Bath: John Parsmore, aged 50, wine & spirit dealer, born at Kent[i]sbere (Devon), wife Mary, aged 60, born at Litton (Som), Charles Pitcher, aged 6, grandson, born at Bath, and a servant.


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The death of John Parsmore, aged 54, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: John M Passmore, aged 54, of Kingsmead Street, was buried on 20 Mar 1855. Will of John Parsmore, Wine and Spirit Merchant of No 20 Kingsmead Street Bath, Somerset, date 16 Oct 1855, PROB 11/2221. The death of Mary Parsmore, aged 67, was registered 1856/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Passmore, aged 67, of James’s Street, was buried on 28 Aug 1856. In the 1861 census at 20 Kingsmead Street, Bath: Charles Pitcher, aged 61, wine merchant, born at Bridport (Dorset), wife Eliza, aged 36, born at Bath, and five children. From the burial register Eliza Pitcher, aged 37, of Kingsmead Street, was buried on 22 Nov 1861. From the burial register: Charles Pitcher, aged 65, of Kingsmead Street, was buried on 13 Apr 1884.

4.F.1 Thomas Walker (1810-1859) Mary Walker (1821-1889) Mary Walker (1843-1861) Kate Kathleen Walker (1850-1851)

East: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS WALKER

LATE OF NORTHGATE ST WHO DIED APRIL 14TH 1859. AGED 48 YEARS

ALSO MARY WIFE OF THE ABOVE AT REST APRIL 7TH 1889 AGED 67 YEARS

South:

ALSO OF MARY THEIR ELDEST BELOVED CHILD

DIED JANUARY 24TH 1861 AGED 17 YEARS

North:

ALSO KATE KATHLEEN

THEIR FOURTH DAUGHTER

Cross on 2 plinths. The cross is no longer present. The plinths have been toppled onto the western face. Sapling growth. In the 1841 census at Northgate Street, Bath: Thomas Walker, aged 30, ironmonger, not born in Somerset. The birth of Mary Walker was registered 1843/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powney. The birth of Alice Walker was registered 1845/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powney. The birth of Emily Walker was registered 1847/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Powney.


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DIED MARCH 12TH 1851 AGED 7 MONTHS

In the 1851 census 11 Northgate Street, Bath: Thomas Walker, aged 40, married, ironmonger, born at Buxton (Derbys), children: Mary, aged 7, born at Bath, Alice, aged 4, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 3, born at Bath. The birth of Thomas Goodwin Walker was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. The birth of Harold Bryan Walker was registered 1854/Q2 Bath. The birth of Ethel Constance Walker was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Walker, aged 48, of Northgate Street, was buried on 20 Apr 1859. In the 1861 census at 10 Dafford’s Buildings, Bath: Mary Walker, aged 39, widow, land owner, born at Langridge (Som), children: Alice, aged 15, born at Bath, Goodwin, aged 9, born at Bath, Harold B, aged 7, born at Bath, and Ethel, aged 2, born at Bath, two visitors and two servants. From the burial register: Mary Walker, aged 67, of Fishponds, was buried on 12 Apr 1889. The burial order book has the location of the grave of Kate Kathleen Walker (1850-1851) as 3.K.2 and that of Mary Walker (1843-1861) as 4.F.25.

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4.F.1A Benjamin Lemon (1811-1849) Jane Lemon (1840-1868) Hannah Lemon (1809-1887)

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

BENJAMIN LEMON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

FEBRY 3RD 1849. AGED 37 YEARS Also

JANE ONLY CHILD OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

JANY 30TH 1868 AGED 27 YEARS ―•―

NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE

Also HANNAH, WIDOW OF

BENJAMIN LEMON AND MOTHER OF JANE LEMON

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTOBER 14TH 1887. AGED 78

Slab. Baptised on 21 Dec 1840 at North Cadbury (Som): Jane Lemon, daughter of Benjamin & Hannah Lemon [IGI]. In the 1841 census at North Cadbury (Som): Joseph Lemon, aged 55, innkeeper, born in Somerset, Dinah Lemon, aged 55, born in Somerset,


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―•― WHOM THE LORD LOVETH HE CHASTENETH

five presumed children with ages between 12 and 25 all born in Somerset, and Jane Lemon, aged 1, not born in Somerset. The death of Benjamin Lemon, aged 37, was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. No entry found in the burial order book for Benjamin Lemon. In the 1851 census at 90 Easton Square, London: Hannah Lemon, aged 35, widow, servant, born at Leamington (Warks). In the 1861 census at 15 Conduit ....., Paddington, London: Hannah Lemon, aged 45, widow, lady’s maid, born at Leamington (Warks). Possible entry in the 1861 census at 80 Gloster Terrace, Paddington: Jane Lemon, aged 21, servant, parlour maid, born at Lambeth. From the burial register: Jane Lemon, aged 27, of 10 Catharine Place, was buried on 4 Feb 1868. In the 1871 census at 10 Catherine Place, Bath: Charlotte Hyde, aged 70, unmarried, born in London, Hannah Lemon, aged 60, married, resident, born at Leamington (Warks), a visitor and three servants. In the 1881 census at 1 Adelaide Place, Bathwick, Bath: Hannah Lemon, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Leamington (Warks), a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: Hannah Lemon, aged 78, of 2 Adelaide Place, Bathwick, was buried on 19 Oct 1887. It is possible that Jane Lemon was born at Lambeth with a birth registration 1840/Q2 Lambeth, with the parents appearing there in the 1841 census, his occupation carpenter.

4.F.2 Mary Simpkins (1802-1857) James Simpkins (1802-1867)

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES SIMPKINS

DIED MARCH 23RD 1867, AGED 65 YEARS

SACRED TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF MARY WIFE OF JAMES SIMPKINS OF THIS CITY WHO DIED SEPTR 2ND 1857, AGED 55 YEARS


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Pitched in the form of a cross. The inscription is on a northern vertical face. In the 1851 census at 1a Highbury Terrace, Walcot, Bath: James Simkins, aged 48, licensed victualler, born at Winsley (Wilts), wife Mary, aged 48, born at Devizes (Wilts), and children: Charles, aged 17, upholsterer (app), born at Bath, Catherine, aged 16, dress maker, born at Bath, and Frederick James, aged 12, born at Bath. From the burial order book: Mary Simpkins, aged 55, of Tyning Terrace, was buried on 8 Sep 1857. In the 1861 census at the Hoopers Arms, 1 Highbury Terrace, Bath: James Simkins, aged 58, widower, licensed victualler, born at Bradford (Wits), and daughter Catharine, aged 26, unmarried, housekeeper, born at Bath. The birth of Kate Simpkins was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Glass. The birth of Ellen Simpkins in 1858 was registered 1859/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Glass. The birth of Fred Simpkins in 1860 was registered 1861/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Glass. In the 1861 census at 2 Highbury Terrace, Bath: Charles Simpkins, aged 27, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 28, born at Bath, and children: Kate, aged 4, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 3, born at Bath, and Fred, aged 4 months, born at Bath. From the burial register: James Simpkins, aged 64, of Tyning Lane, was buried on 23 Mar 1867. In the 1881 census at 32 Gay Street, Bath: Charles Simpkins, aged 47, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 47, born at Bradford (Wilts), and children: Ellen, aged 28, shop assistant, born at Bath, and Fred, aged 20, upholsterer, born at Bath. From the burial register: Charles Simpkins, aged 51, of John Street, was buried on 20 Dec 1884.


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In the 1901 census at 4 Camden Terrace, Bath: Mary Ann Simpkins, aged 73, widow, born at Bradford on Avon (Wilts), and daughter Alice, aged 25, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Simpkins, aged 79, of 7 Charles Street, Bath, was buried on 29 Dec 1909.

4.F.2A Francis Hinks (1805-1857) Frederick Walter Gillen (1858-1859) James Hugh Gillen (1829-1868) Ann Gillen (1824-1871)

North: THIS MEMENTO IS PLACED HERE

BY AN ONLY DAUGHTER ANN GILLEN

IN REMEMBRANCE OF HER BELOVED FATHER FRANCIS HINKS

BUILDER OF THIS CITY BORN MAY 27TH 1805 DIED OCTR 27TH 1857

RESPECTED IN LIFE. LAMENTED IN DEATH.

South:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF JAMES HUGH GILLEN

WHO DIED FEBRUARY 19TH 1868 AGED 57 .....................

Also IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ANN GILLEN WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 21ST 1871 AGED 47

BLESSED ARE THEY THAT DIED IN THE LORD

West:

FREDERICK WALTER GILLEN

DIED FEBY 2ND 1859 AGED 4 MONTHS

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of James Hugh Gillen to Ann Coles was registered 1848/Q2 Bath. In the 1851 census at 12 Trinity Square, Bath: Francis Hinks, aged 45, widower, mason, born at West Pennard (Som), James F Gillon, aged 22, son in law, carpenter, born at Walcot, Ann Gillon, aged 25, married, daughter, born at West Pennard, Caroline Ann Gillon, aged 2, grand-daughter, born at Walcot, and Allice Maria Gillon, aged 1, grand-daughter, born at Walcot. From the burial register: Francis J Hinks, aged 51, of Cornwell Buildings, Bath, was buried on 3 Nov 1857. The birth of Frederick Walter Gillen was registered 1858/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coles. From the burial register: Frederick Walter Gillen, aged 4 months, of Cornwell Buildings, was buried on 8 Feb 1859. The birth of Frederick Walter Gillen was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden: Coles. In the 1861 census at Chatham House, 32 Cornwell Buildings, Bath: James Gillen junr, aged 32, brewer, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 35, born at Bath, six children and a servant.


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From the burial register: James Hugh Gillen, aged 39, of Margarets Hill, was buried on 25 Feb 1868. From the burial register: Ann Gillen, aged 47, of Margarets Hill, was buried on 17 Dec 1871. The inscription refers to Francis Hinks as father, but in the marriage and birth registrations, the daughter’s maiden name is Coles.

4.F.3 Ann Kelson (1805-1858) Charlotte Kelson (1833-1859) George Charles Kelson (1827-1860) Richard James Kelson (1859-1860)

No memorial found. The birth of John Kelson was registered 1838 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bacon. In the 1851 census at 12 Barton Street, Bath: Charles Kelson, aged 50, blind maker, born at Lyncombe & Widcombe (Som), wife Ann, aged 45, born at Bath, and children: Ann Eliza, aged 18, straw bonnet maker, born at Bath, Charlotte, aged 16, born at Bath, Susan, aged 15, shoe binder, born at Bath, James, aged 13, born at Bath, and John, aged 12, born at Bath. From the burial register: Ann Kelson, aged 52, of Barton Street, was buried on 16 May 1858. From the burial register: Charlotte Kelson, aged 25, of Widcombe, was buried on 16 Jan 1859. The marriage of George Kelson to Caroline Pearce was registered 1848/Q4 Bath. The birth of Ann Eliza Kelson was registered 1849 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pearce. In the 1851 census at 32 Corn Street, Bath: George Kelson, aged 22, shoe maker, born at Walcot (Som), wife Caroline, aged 26, born at Croley (Wilts), and daughter Ann, aged 1, born at Bath. The birth of Susan Kelson was registered 1851 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pearce. The birth of Richard James Kelson was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pearse.


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The death of George Charles Kelson, aged 32, was registered 1860 Bath. From the burial register: George Charles Kelson, aged 38, of Thomas Street, was buried on 31 May 1860. (The age is 32 in the burial order book.) The death of Richard James Kelson, aged 1, was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Richard James Kelson, aged 1, of 1 Trim Street, was buried on 14 Oct 1860. In the 1861 census at 1 Trim Street, Bath: Caroline Kelson, aged 36, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Corsley (Som), children: Ann, aged 12, born at Bath, Susan, aged 10, born at Bath, Emily, aged 6, born at Bath, and George, aged 4, born at Bath, and a visitor. From the burial register: Caroline Kelson, aged 40, of 1 Trim Street, was buried on 20 Oct 1866.

4.F.3A Martin Millard (1788-1862) Caleb Joshua Fielden (1804-1865)

Headstone: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF CALEB JOSHUA FIELDEN

Commercial Builder DIED OCT. 26TH 1865

AGED 61 YEARS ESTEEMED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM

Slab:

IN MEMORY OF

MARTIN MILLARD LATE OF AXBRIDGE AND BRISTOL

WHO DIED AT BATH FEBRUARY 16TH 1862

IN THE 73RD YEAR OF HIS AGE

Headstone and slab. In the 1841 census at West Monkton (Som): Martin Millard, aged 45, independent, born in Somerset, and Selina Millard, aged 45, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 11 Abbotsham Place, SS Philip & Jacob, Bristol: Sophia Smith Thomas, aged 60, widow no occupation, born in the Castle Precincts, Bristol, Martin Millard, aged 61, married, brother-in-law, flour agent, born at Wells (Som), Selina Millard, aged 59, wife, sister, born in the Castle Precincts, Bristol. From the burial register: Martin Millard, aged 73, of 3 Hanover Street, was buried on 21 Feb 1862.


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Baptised on 10 Jul 1805 at Heppenstall (Yorks): Caleb Joshua Fielden, son of Joshua & Maria Fielden [IGI]. In the 1861 census at 3 Hanover Street, Bath: Caleb Fielden, aged 56, commercial traveller druggist, born at Derby, wife Fanny, aged 55, born at Lincoln, Frances M Sinott, aged 30, married, daughter, born at Bristol, Selina H Adams, aged 25, married, daughter, born at Marshfield (Glos), Oliver H Fielden, aged 5, grandson, born in London, Henry Tremlett, aged 30, unmarried, visitor, stay maker, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Caleb Joshua Fielden, aged 61, was registered 1865/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Caleb Joshua Fielden, aged 61, of 3 Worcester Terrace, was buried on 1 Nov 1865. In the 1871 census at 13 Totterdown Terrace, Bristol: Frances Fielding, aged 63, widow, annuitant, born at Marsh Chapel (Lincs), Maria Seniot, aged 41, widow, daughter, born at Whitchurch nr Hanham, Selina Adams, aged 36, widow, daughter, born at Marshfield (Glos), and two boarders. The death of Frances Fielden, aged 66, was registered 1872/Q2 Bedminster. From the burial register: Frances Fielden, aged 66, of 5 Hampton Terrace, Bristol, was buried on 10 May 1872.

4.F.4 Sarah A Maychell (1810-1859) William Maychell


SARAH WIFE OF WILLIAM MAYCHELL ESQ

OF PENRITH DIED AT BATH THE XITH MARCH 1859

AGED 48. ―•―

Slab. In the 1841 census at Netherend, Penrith (Cumb): William Maychell, aged 30, solicitor, not born in Cumberland. Principal Inhabitants of Cumberland 1847 includes: MAYCHELL Wm attorney Netherend Penrith


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Possible death registration: William Maychell, aged 73, 1886/Q1 Ulverston. The death of Sarah Maychell, aged 48, was registered 1859/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah A Maychell, aged 48, of 1 Russell Street, was buried on 15 Mar 1859.

4.F.4A Thomas Egerton Hale (1832-1909) George Rowswell (1798-1858) Charlotte Dickenson Rowswell (1834-1858)

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR HUSBAND

THOMAS EGERTON HALE C.D. V.C. SURGEON MAJOR IN H.M. ARMY

BORN AT FADDELE SEPT 24TH 1832. DIED DECR 25TH 1909. INTERRED IN ACTION CHURCHYARD, NANTWICH, CHESHIRE.

SERVED IN THE CRIMEAN WAR AT THE SIEGE AND FALL OF SEBASTOPOL 1854-56.

North: TO THE MEMORY OF MY DEAR FATHER

GEORGE ROWSWELL, WHO DIED APRIL 25TH 1858, AGED 68

ALSO CHARLOTTE DICKENSON ROWSWELL DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED APRIL 7TH 1858 AGED 24.

Pitched 4 ways. Born on 23 Feb 1798 at Shepton Beauchamp (Som): George Rowswell, son of Thomas Rowswell & Hannah Jeffery [IGI]. It would seem that George Rowswell was a publisher at Gibraltar. Handbook For Travellers In Spain. Part I. Andalucia, Ronda And Granada, Murcia, Valencia, And Catalonia ; The Portions Best Suited For The Invalid-A Winter Tour. by Richard Ford, London: John Muebat, Albemarle Street. Paris : Galignani And Co. ; And Stassin And Xavier. Gibraltar: George Rowswell.— Malta : Muir. 1855. However books published in the 1860s and 1880s also have Rowswell as the agent in Gibraltar. The death of Charlotte Dickenson Rowswell, aged 24, was registered 1858/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Charlotte Dickenson Rowswell, aged 24, of Alfred Street, was buried on 10 Apr 1858. The death of George Rowswell was registered 1858/Q2 Chippenham. From the burial register: George Rowswell, aged 60, of Alfred Street, was buried on 30 Apr 1858. In the 1871 census at 1 George Street, Bath: Sarah Rowswell, aged 70, widow, annuitant, born at Portsmouth, daughters: Emily H, aged 29, born at Gibraltar, and Elizabeth H, aged 227, born at Gibraltar, and a servant.


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The marriage of Thomas Egerton Hale to Emily Harriet Rowswell was registered 1872/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at Faddiley Lodge, Faddiley (Ches): Sarah Hale, aged 69, widow, annuitant, born at Hatherton (Ches), Thomas Egerton Hale, aged 48, married, son, Surgeon Major Army Medl Deptmt, born at Faddiley, Emily H Hale, aged 39, daughter in law, born at Gibraltar British Subject, and four servants. Thomas Egerton Hale (1832-1909) From the British Medical Journal 1 Jan 1910; 1(2557): p57. SURGEON-MAJOR THOMAS EGERTON HALE, V.C., C.B., M.D., died at Botterly Hill, near Nantwich, on December 25th, 1909, in his 78th year. He was appointed Assistant Surgeon in the 7th Fusiliers, December 14th, 1854, and in the following year proceeded to the Crimea, and was present at the siege of Sebastapol, and at the assaults of the Redan on June 18th and September 8th receiving a medal with clasp and the Turkish medal. He was also awarded the Victoria Cross “(1) For remaining with an officer who was dangerously wounded (Captain H. M. Jones, 7th Fusiliers) in the fifth parallel on September 8th, 1855, when all the men in the immediate neighbourhood retreated, excepting Lieutenant William Hope and Dr. Hale; and for endeavouring to rally the men in conjunction with Lieutenant Hope. (2) For having on September 8th, 1855, after the regiments had retired from the trenches, cleared the most advanced sap of the wounded, and carried into the sap, under heavy fire, several wounded men from the open ground, being assisted by Sergeant Charles Fisher, 7th Royal Fusiliers.” He subsequently had medical charge of a field force under Colonel Blunt during the Indian Mutiny, detached from Lahore to the Trans-India Frontier during the hot season of 1857. Dr. Hale retired from the service in 1876, and was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1906.

4.F.5 Sarah James (1821-1858) Matilda Vizard (1836-1895) Henry Vizard (-1903)

North: SARAH JAMES

DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH THE 21ST 1858, AGED 36 YEARS ―•―

HER END WAS PEACE ―•―

BELIEVING BEING JUSTIFIED BY FAITH SHE HAD MADE HER PEACE WITH GOD THROUGH OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST HEAR WHAT THE VOICE FROM HEAVEN PROCLAIMED THEY DIE IN JESUS AND ARE BLEST

OF ALL THE FAITHFUL DEAD. THIS LOVE DISPELS THE GLOOM SWEET IS THE SAVIOUR OF THEIR NAME. HOW CALM AND PEACEFUL IS THE REST

AND OF THEIR SLEEPING BED.

TBA Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 8 Percy Place, Bath: Elizabeth Drew, aged 58, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Batheaston, and Sarah James, aged 38, unmarried, servant, born at Bath. From the burial register: Sarah James, aged 36, of 6 Percy Place, was buried on 25 May 1858.


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South:

MARY PALMER DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANUARY THE 8TH 1858 AGED 80 YEARS

[AND] WHO WAS INTERRED IN WALCOT BURIAL GROUND FAR FROM THIS WORLD OF TOIL AND STRIFE

SHE IS PRESENT WITH THE LORD THE LABOUR OF MAN MORTAL LIFE

END IN A LARGE .......

Mary Palmer is possibly the grandmother of Matilda Vizard, née Palmer. In the 1841 census at Walcot Buildings, Bath: Mary Palmer, aged 55, born in Somerset, Matilda Palmer, aged 9, born in Somerset, Jane Palmer, aged 1 ½, born in Somerset, and Jane Steward?, aged 80, not born in Somerset. The marriage of Henry Vizard to Matilda Palmer was registered 1859/Q3 Bristol. The birth of James Henry Philip Vizard was registered 1860 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Palmer. The birth of Ada Sarah Vizard was registered 1863 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Palmer. The birth of Mary Jane Vizard was registered 1865 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Palmer. In the 1871 census at 9 Dover Terrace, Bath: Henry Vizard, aged 32, gas fitter, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged 34, born at Bath, and children: James, aged 11, born at Bath, Ada, aged 8, born at Bath, Mary, aged 5, born at Bath, and Frederick, aged 2, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at 23 Walcot Buildings, Bath: Henry Vizard, aged 42, gasfitter, born at Bath, wife Matilda, aged 44, born at Bath, four children and a boarder. In the 1891 census at 1 Canton Place, Walcot, Bath: Henry Vizard, aged 52, married, plumber, born at Bath, and three children. From the burial register: Matilda Vizard, aged 60, of Combe Down, was buried on 3 Aug 1895. From the burial register: Henry Vizard, aged 65, of 8 Walcot Parade, was buried on 16 Dec 1903.


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4.F.5A Daniel Wood (1804-1855) William Chancellor Wood (1831-1868) Lucy Bush Stacy (1804-1878) George Stacy (1813-1879)

South: TO THE MEMORY OF

DANIEL WOOD OF THIS CITY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 5TH 1855

AGED 50 YEARS WILLIAM CHANCELLOR WOOD

SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECR 7TH 186_ AGED 37.

North:

ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF LUCY BUSH STACY

THE BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE STACY, OF BATHEASTON FORMERLY WIFE OF DANIEL WOOD

DIED MARCH 29TH 1878 AGED 73

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 3 Prospect Place, Beechen Cliff, Bath: Daniel Wood, aged 46, chemist master, born at Little Dean (Glos), wife Lucy B, aged 46, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1851 census at a chemist’s at Bank Street, Maidstone (Kent): William C Wood, aged 19, assistant, chemist’s apprentice, born at Bath. From the burial order book: Daniel P Wood, aged 50, of Widcombe, was buried on 11 May 1855. The marriage of Lucy Bush Wood/Chancellor to George Stacy was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 5 Northgate Street, Bath: William Wood, aged 29, unmarried, chemist, born at Bath, a shopman and a servant. In the 1861 census at Lambeth: George Stacy, aged 48, born at Norwich, and Lucy B Stacy, aged 56, born at Bath. From the burial register: William Chancellor Wood, aged 37, of Bishops Cannings, Wilts, was buried on 12 Dec 1868. In the 1871 census at Ivy Lodge, Stanton St Bernard (Wilts): George Stacy, aged 58, in private life, born at Norfolk, and wife Lucy B, aged 66, born at Bath. The death of Lucy Bush Stacy, aged 73, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Lucy Bush Stacy, aged 73, of Batheaston, was buried on 4 Apr 1878.


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The death of George Stacy, aged 66, was registered 1879/Q4 Bath.

4.F.6 Mary Davis (1797-1854) John Davis Decimus Davis (1836-1856)

South: In Loving Memory of

MARY, RELICT OF JOHN DAVIS, OF CHEPSTOW,

RESIGNED HER SWEET SPIRIT INTO THE HANDS OF HIM WHO GAVE IT ON JUNE 2ND 1854, AGED 56 YEARS.

North:

Also in Loving Memory of DECIMUS,

SON OF JOHN AND MARY DAVIS, WHO DIED AUGUST 17TH 1856, AGED 20 YEARS

― I SHALL GO TO THE. BUT THEY SHALL NOT RETURN TO ME.

―

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Mary Davis, aged 57, of 8 London Street, was buried on 9 Jun 1854. From the burial register: Martha Davis, aged 80, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 10 Feb 1856. The death of Decimus Davis, aged 20, was registered 1856/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Decimus Davis, aged 21, of Richmond Place, was buried on 21 Aug 1856.

4.F.6A Mary Mason (1821-1854) Frederick Mason Alice Mary Mason (1853-1854)


MARY, WIFE OF FREDERICK MASON ESQRE

DIED MAY 11. 1854 AGED 32. ―

ALSO ALICE MARY

THEIR INFANT DAUGHTER DIED SEPT. 17. 1854. AGED 10 MONTHS

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated. On the northern face is a marble slab. The marriage of Frederick Mason to Mary Vaile was registered 1850/Q1 Fareham. In the 1851 census at 5 Cleveland Place East, Bath: Frederick Mason, aged 27, MRC London LSA Lond on general practice, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 25, born at West Malling (Kent), and a servant.


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The birth of Alice Mary Mason was registered 1853/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Vaile. From the burial register: Mary Mason, aged 32, of 5 Cleveland Place, was buried on 17 May 1854. From the burial register: Alice Mary Mason, aged 0, of Cleveland Place East, was buried on 20 Sep 1854.

4.F.7 Mary Irwin (1766-1856) Catherine Irwin (1788-1871)

IN MEMORY OF MARY IRWIN

WIDOW DIED DECR 6 [1856]

AGED 9[ ] GOD SHALL SUPPLY ALL OUR .....

ALSO

CATHERINE IRWIN DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

DIED APRIL 1ST [1871] AGED 82

JESUS .....

Slab. Delaminated in the middle and on the right-hand side. From the burial register: Mary Irwin, aged 90, of Claremont Place, was buried on 9 Dec 1856. From the burial register: Catherine Irwin, aged 82, of North Parade, was buried on 4 Apr 1871.

4.F.7A Julia Ann Dawson (1834-1857) Frederick Dawson Mary Hall (1795-1860)

North: IN MEMORY OF

JULIA ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF FRED............

DIED AUGUST 29: ....

South: Also of MARY

THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS HALL AND MOTHER OF THE AFORESAID

[DIED] APRIL 15TH 1860 AGED 64.

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of Fredrick Dawson to Julia Ann Hall was registered 1854/Q3 Clifton. From the burial order book: Julia Ann Dawson, aged 23, of London Street, was buried on 4 Sep 1857. According to the burial order book Mary Hall (1795-1860) is buried with her husband in the adjacent plot 4.F.8 .


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In the 1861 census at 3 Lower Camden Place, Bath: Frederick Dawson, aged 31, widower, printer & stationer firm of W & J Dawson, born at Bath, Thomas Hall, aged 56, widower, father-in-law, retired innkeeper, born at Clapton (Som), Wm Fredk Dawson, aged 16, nephew, painter, born at Bath, and a servant. The marriage of Frederick Dawson to Emma Morgan was registered 1864/Q3 Clifton. The birth of Frederick Thomas Dawson was registered 1870/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Morgan. From the burial register: Frederick Thomas Dawson, aged 5 months, of 16 Walcot Parade, was buried on 11 Aug 1870. The birth of Emma Jane Dawson was registered 1871/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Morgan. In the 1871 census at 16 Walcot Parade, Bath: Fredrick (sic) Dawson, aged 41, printer stationer master form of W & J Dawson, born at Bath, wife Emma, aged 25, born at Bath, children: Ada Mary, aged 5, born at Bath, Edith Maude, aged 4, born at Bath, Caroline Mabel, aged 2, born at Bath, and Emma Jane, aged under 2 months, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Alice Margaret Dawson was registered 1873/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Morgan. From the burial register: Alice M Dawson, aged 9 months, of 16 Walcot Parade, was buried on 8 Jul 1874.

4.F.8 Thomas Hall (1803-1868)

In memory of THOMAS HALL

WHO DIED JANY 4TH 1868 AGED 69.

―•― “THOU WILT KEEP HIM IN PERFECT PEACE WHOSE MIND IS STAYED IN THEE.”

IS. XXVI.3.

―•― “LOOKING UNTO JESUS.”

HEB. XII.2.

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From the burial register: Mary Hall, aged 64, of London Street, was buried on 19 Apr 1860. In the 1861 census at 3 Lower Camden Place, Bath with son-in-law Frederick Dawson: Thomas Hall, aged 56, widower, father-in-law, retired innkeeper, born at Clapton (Som). From the burial register: Thomas Hall, aged 64, of Walcot Parade, was buried on 9 Jan 1868.

4.F.8A

4.F.9 William West Jones (1792-1858)

HERE LIE THE REMAINS OF WILLIAM WEST JONES

WHO WAS BORN FEBRUARY 10TH 1792

AND DIED IN THE ASSURANCE [OF SAL]VATION THROUGH FAITH

.......... DEATH AND MERIT [NOVE]MBER 23RD 1858

.........FIED BY FAITH WE

...... GOD THROUGH OUR LORD .... ROMANS V.I.

Slab. The incised inscription faces west. Baptised on 11 Feb 1792 at St Olave, Hart Street, London: William West Jones, son of Edward Kendall & Anna Jones, date of birth: 10 Feb 1792 [IGI]. The death of William West Jones, aged 67, was registered 1858 Bath. From the burial register: William West Jones, aged 67, of 7 Seymour Street, was buried on 27 Sep 1858.

4.F.9A-10 Sarah Elizabeth Scull (1836-1876) Amy Frances Scull (1866-1877) Mary Scull (1843-1892) Charles Scull (1836-1907)

TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH ELIZABETH SCULL THE BELOVED WIFE OF

CHARLES SCULL WHO DIED MAY 21ST 1876

AGED 39 ―•―

THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.

Also

AMY FRANCES THE BELOVED DAUGHTER

Headstone with ihs motif. Faces west. The marriage of Charles Scull to Sarah Elizabeth Beauchamp at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1862/Q1 Bath.


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OF THE ABOVE SHE FELL ASLEEP SEPTR 29TH 1877


S...............................SLEEPETH

ALSO MARY

THEY BELOVED WIFE OF CHARLES SCULL

WHO DIED JANUARY 13TH 1892

The birth of Amy Frances Scull was registered 1866 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Beauchamp. The birth of Frank Charles Scull was registered 1870 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Beauchamp. In the 1871 census at 3 Ballance Street, Bath: C Scull, aged 35, pork butcher, born at Weston (Som), wife Sarah, aged 35, born at Frome (Som), children: Alice, aged 8, born at Bath, Amy, aged 5, born at Bath, and Frank, aged 5 months, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Sarah Elizabeth Scull, aged 39, was registered 1876/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah E Scull, aged 39, of Bal[l]ance Street, was buried on 22 May 1876. The death of Amy Scull, aged 11, was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Amy Scull, aged 11, of Bal[l]ance Street, was buried on 4 Oct 1877. The marriage of Charles Scull to Ana Maria Bishop at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. In the 1881 census at 15 Belvedere, Bath: Charles Scull, aged 44, butcher, born at Bath, wife Anna Maria, aged 34, born at Crewkerne (Som), children: Alice, aged 18, born at Bath, and Frank C, aged 10, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Anna Maria, aged 43, of Belvedere, was buried on 11 Oct 1883. The marriage of Charles Scull to Mary Stevens at St Swithin’s, Walcot Bath, was registered 1884/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Scull, aged 48, of 7 Lansdown Road, was buried on 20 Jan 1892. The marriage of Charles Scull to Isabella Jane Long at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath, was registered 1895/Q1 Bath.


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In the 1901 census at 7 Lansdown Road, Bath: Charles Scull, aged 64, retired P butcher, born at Bath, and wife Isabella, aged 41, born at Bath. From the burial register: Charles Scull, aged 71, of 6 Seymour Street, was buried on 4 Dec 1907.

4.F.10A Anne Deale (1774-1854)

No memorial found. The death of Ann Deale, aged 79, was registered 1854/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Anne Deale, aged 79, of Batheaston, was buried on 11 Apr 1854.

4.F.11 Arthur Loftus Boult (1849-1854) Edmund Boult (1814-1863) Margaret Boult (1818-)

ARTHUR LOFTUS SECOND SON OF

EDMUND AND MARGARET BOULT BORN JULY 15TH 1849. DIED FEBRUARY 27TH 1854

JOHN XIII.7

EDMUND BOULT

DIED JANUARY 24TH 1863 AGED 48 YEARS

“HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED REST.” PSALM CXXVII.V.2

Slab. The birth of Arthur Loftus Boult was registered 1849/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Farrington. In the 1851 census at 14 Alfred Street, Bath: Edmund Bolt (sic), aged 36, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons England on the ...... half pay of East India Company’s Medical Service practising as a surgeon, born at Chester, wife Margarett A, aged 34, born in British America, children: Edmund H, aged 8, born at Exeter, Margarett E, aged 6, born at Clevedon (Som), Arthur L, aged 1, born at Bath, four Cumberledge nephews and nieces all born in India, a governess and four servants. The death of Arthur Loftus Boult, aged 4, was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur Loftus Boult, aged 4, of Alfred Street, was buried don 3 Mar 1854. In the 1861 census at 14 Alfred Street, Bath: Edmund Boult, aged 46, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians and practice in surgery, born at Chester, wife Margaret A, aged 44, born at Halifax, Nova Scotia, children: Edmund F, aged 18,


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medical student, born at Exeter, Margaret E, aged 16, born at Clevedon (Som), Farrington, aged 8, born at Bath, Grace E, aged 4, born at Bath, Anthony C Farrington, aged 18, nephew, aged 18, medical student, born at Ottery St Mary (Devon), and four servants. The death of Edmund Boult, aged 48, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Edmund Boult, aged 48, of 14 Alford Street, was buried on 29 Jan 1863.

4.F.11A Emily Jane Vincent (1837-1853) George Frederick Frank Vincent (1793-1865)

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF EMILY JANE VINCENT

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MAJOR G. F. F. VINCENT LATE OF THE BENGAL ARMY WHO DIED AUGUST 2ND 1853. AGE 16 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS

REMEMBER THE CREATOR IN THE DAYS OF THY YOUTH.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 21 Kensington, Bath: George Vincent, aged 57, married, Major EICS (retired list), born at Poplar (Middx), children: Eliza, aged 21, born in the East Indies, William, aged 18, born in the East Indies, Ellen, aged 14, born in the East Indies, Emily, aged 14, born in the East Indies, and Edward, aged 11, born in the East Indies, three visitors and three servants. From the burial register: Emily Jane Vincent, aged 16, of Kensington Place, was buried on 5 Aug 1853. From the burial register: George Frederick Frank Vincent, aged 72, of 21 Kensington Place, was buried on 30 Sep 1865.

4.F.12A Harvey Thomas Davies (1777-1869) Mary Ann Davies (-1824) Elizabeth Augusta Davies (-1826)

TO THE REVERED MEMORY OF ADMIRAL HENRY THOMAS DAVIES WHO DIED FEBRUARY 21ST 1869

AGED 91 YEARS

... THEY GLAD BECAUSE THEY ARE AT

..ND SO HE BRINGETH THEN UNTO THE [HAVEN] WHERE THEY WOULD BE.”


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Charlotte Loetitia Davies (-1830) Henry Carter Davies (-1836) Marianne Bell (-1859) T Charles Bell

PSALM CVII.30.

MARY ANN DAVIES, WIFE OF THE ABOVE [DIED] AT SOLIHULL, WARWICKSHIRE, MARCH 3RD 1824

ALSO

IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN ELIZABETH AUGUSTA DAVIES

DIED AT SOUTHAMPTON SEPTEMBER 26TH 1826 CHARLOTTE LŒTITIA DAVIES

DIED AT SOUTHAMPTON MARCH 9TH 1830 REVD HENRY CARTER DAVIES M.A.

DIED AT TETBURY AUGUST 5TH 1836 MARIANNE BELL WIFE OF T CHARLES BELL ESQRE

DIED AT BATH AUGUST 3RD 1859

ALSO IN MEMORY ................. LAST SURVIVING .................... WHO DIED AT BATH ...............

Slab with a slightly curved upper surface and a raised cross at the head. Faces west. The lowest part of the inscription is obscured by an ant hill. In the 1861 census at 15 Lansdown Place East, Bath: Harvey Thomas Davies, aged 83, widower, Admiral RN, born in London, daughter Ellen, aged 52, unmarried, born at Solihull (Warks), a visitor and three servants. From the burial register: Harvey Thomas Davies, aged 81, of 15 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 26 Feb 1869. From the burial register: Ellen Davies, aged 95, of 15 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 30 Dec 1903.

4.F.13A Mary Jane Willes (1822-1885)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY JANE WILLES

DAUGHTER OF LIEUTT GENL J. I. WILLES WHO DIED .. JANUARY 1885

AGED 62 YEARS

Celtic cross on a plinth (now flat). Baptised on 24 Feb 1823 at Holy Trinity, Gosport: Mary Jane Willes, daughter of James Irwin & Mary Jane Willes [IGI]. The death of James Irwin Willes was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: James Irwin Willes, aged 71, of 9 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 24 Dec 1860. In the 1871 census at 36 Chapel Street, Westminster, London: Irwin S Willes, aged 50, widower, journalist writer on racing, born at Gosport (Hants), Mary J Willes, aged 48, unmarried, sister, born at Gosport, and two servants.


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From the burial register: Irwin James Willes, aged 52, of London, was buried on 27 Sep 1871. The death of Mary Janes Willes, aged 62, was registered 1885/Q1 St Geo H Sq. From the burial register: Mary Jane Willes, aged 62, of 36 Chapel Street, Belgrave Square, London, was buried on 20 Jan 1885.

4.F.14 George Irwin Willes (1821-1894)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE IRWIN WILLES M.B.

DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL OF HOSPITALS AND FLEETS

WHO DIED 6TH DECEMBER 1894 AGED 78 YEARS

Celtic cross on a plinth. (now flat) In the 1891 census at 39 South Easton Place, Kensington, London: George I Willes, aged 69, retired medical inspector of hospitals & fleets, born at Hythe (Hants), Laura Irwin, aged 22, unmarried, cousin, born at Portswood (Hants), and two servants. The death of George Irwin Willes, aged 73, was registered 1894/Q4 St Geo H Sq. From the burial register: George Irwin Willes, aged 73, of 39 South Eaton Place, London SW, was buried on 11 Dec 1894.

4.F.14A Thomas Chapman Harvey (1818-1873) Samuel Dawes Harvey George Samuel Harvey (1849-1873) Elizabeth Harvey (1805-1868) George Smith Gibbes (1771-1851)

South: SACRED TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF

THOMAS CHAPMAN HARVEY ESQ. C.E., M•A LATE CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR GENERAL, AND INSPECTOR OF LIGHT-HOUSES

TO THE BAHAMAS SON OF SAMUEL DAWES HARVEY, ESQ OF PHILADELPHIA. U•S•AMERICA

BORN MARCH 14 1818 DIED IN BATH, FEB•11•1873. ....... OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST UNTO ETERNAL LIFE

North:

[SACRED] TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF [SA]MUEL HARVEY ESQ •C•E

[SON OF THOMAS] CHAPMAN AND ELIZABETH HARVEY [AND] GRANDSON OF

Pitched 2 ways in grey polished marble. An ant hill obscures the left-hand side of the inscription on the northern side.


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...MITH GIBBES, KNT OF BATH ........... 1849. DIED JANRY 25• 1873

[BLESSED ARE THE DEAD] WHICH DIED IN THE LORD. REV•14•13

Thomas Chapman Harvey was born on 14 Mar 1818 son of Samuel Dawes Harvey & Elizabeth Chapman [IGI]. The marriage of Thomas Chapman Harvey to Elizabeth Gibbes was registered 1842/Q1 Cheltenham. The birth of George Samuel Harvey was registered 1849/Q3 Honiton. The birth of Francis Heneage Harvey was registered 1850/Q4 Honiton. In the 1851 census at P...combe House, Sidbury (Devon): Thomas Chapman Harvey, aged 33, civil engineer farming 92 acres employing 2 labourers, born at Philadelphia, USA, wife Elizabeth, aged 45, born at Bath, children: Thomas Gibbs, aged 3, born in Belgium, George Samuel, aged 1, born at Sidbury, and Francis Henry, aged 3 months, born at Sidbury, and five servants. The death of Elizabeth Harvey, aged 63, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath. The death of George Samuel Harvey, aged 23, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George Samuel Harvey, aged 23, of 9 Norfolk Buildings, was buried on 31 Jan 1873. The death of Thomas Chapman Harvey, aged 56, was registered 1873/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Chapman Harvey, aged 56, of 5 Norfolk Crescent, was buried on 6 Feb 1873. From Munk’s Roll Vol III p13: Sir George Smith Gibbes b.1771 d.23 June 1851 MD FRCP Sir George Smith Gibbes, MD, was born in 1771, and was the son of the Rev George Gibbes, DD, rector of Woodborough, co Wilts. He received his scholastic education at Southampton, under the Rev Dr Mant, father of the well-known bishop of that name. When sixteen years of age he was entered a commoner of Exeter college, Oxford, and as a member of that house graduated AB 17th February, 1792. Elected to a fellowship at Magdalen college he removed thither, and proceeded AM 21st May, 1795; MB 6th April, 1796; MD 11th April, 1799. He was admitted a Candidate of the College of Physicians 25th June, 1803, a Fellow 25th June, 1804, and was Harveian orator in 1817. He settled at Bath, where he practised with distinguished reputation and success for a long series of years. In 1804 he was elected physician to the Bath General hospital;


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in 1819 was appointed physician extraordinary to queen Charlotte, and in 1820 received the honour of knighthood. He was in the commission of the peace for the county of Somerset. About 1835 Sir George Gibbes retired from the active exercise of his profession and removed to Cheltenham, whence he withdrew to Sidmouth, and died there on the 23rd June, 1851, aged 80. He was buried in the family vault at Woodborough, and is commemorated by a mural tablet in the church of All Saints, Sidmouth, of which his son the Rev Heneage Gibbes is the present incumbent. Sir George was a fellow of the Royal and of several other scientific and literary societies, foreign and domestic, and contributed several papers to their transactions: he was the author of- Observations on the Component parts of Animal Matters, and on their Conversion into a substance resembling Spermaceti. 8vo. - 1796. A Treatise on the Bath Waters. 8vo. Bath, 1800. Outlines of a New Theory of Medicine. 8vo. Bath, 1815. On 23 Apr 1817 at Abington Co., Montgomery, Philadelphia Samuel Dawes Harvey married Elizabeth Chapman, of Yorkshire England. Children: Thomas Chapman Harvey, born 14 Mar 1818 in Pennsylvania Louisa Chapman Harvey, born 22 Dec 1819 in Philadelphia John James Chapman Harvey, born 7 Mar 1822 in Philadelphia Samuel Dawes Harvey, born 8 Nov 1823 in Philadelphia

4.F.15

Katharine Mayo (1804-1857) Mary Jane Mayo (1796-1879) Joseph Mayo (1764-1851)

IN MEMORY OF KATHARINE MAYO

WHO DIED JUNE 27TH 185_ AGED 53.

MARY JANE MAYO

DIED MARCH 20TH 1879 AGED 82.

DAUGHTERS OF REVD JOSEPH MAYO. M.A. RECTOR OF OZLEWORTH

Slab. Two ant hills. In the 1851 census at Ozleworth (Glos): Joseph Mayo, aged 80, rector of Ozleworth, born in London, Mary Jane Mayo, aged 29, born at Seend (Wilts), Katharine, aged 37, born at Seend, and a servant.


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From the burial register: Katherine Mayo, aged 53, of St Michael’s parish, was buried on 3 Jul 1857. In the 1861 census at a lodging house at 6 Fortfield Terrace, Sidmouth (Devon): Mary Jane Mayo, aged 64, unmarried, annuitant, born at Seend (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1871 census at Twerton (Som): Mary Jane Mayo, aged 74, unmarried, annuitant, born at Seend (Wilts), two servants, a scholar, and George S Harvey, aged 21, unmarried, cousin, civil engineer, born at Sidmouth (Devon). From the burial register Mary Jane Mayo, aged 82, of 8 Northampton Street, was buried on 25 Mar 1879. From Alumni Oxonienses: Mayo, Joseph, s. Joseph of Westminster, arm. UNIVERSITY COLL., matric. 16 Jan., 1783, aged 18; B.A. 1786, M.A. 1789, rector of Ozleworth 1821, until his death 30 Dec., 1851. See also 4.F.14A and 4.F.15A for the related Harvey family.

4.F.15A Francis Heneage Harvey (1850-1853) Thomas Chapman Harvey (1818-1873) Elizabeth Harvey (1805-1868)


FRANCIS HENEAGE HARVEY 3RD AND YOUNGEST SON OF THOMAS CHAPMAN HARVEY AND ELIZABETH HIS WIFE

BORN DECR 4TH 1850 DIED OCTR 10TH 1853

OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM OF GOD ......

THE LORD GAVETH AND THE LOT TAKETH AWAY. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD

JOB.

Slab. The birth of Francis Heneage Harvey was registered 1850/Q4 Honiton. From the burial register Francis Harvey, aged 2, of 16 Portland Place, was buried on 15 Oct 1853. See also 4.F.14A.

4.F.16 Jane Dunkerton (1794-1870)

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In the 1851 census at the house of Jeremiah & Ann Daniell at Bristol Road, Weston (Som): Jane Dunkerton, aged 57, unmarried, visitor, born at Bath. From the burial register: Jane Dunkerton, aged 75, of 26 Belvedere, was buried on 20 May 1870.

4.F.16A William Daniell (1792-1874)

Jan 10 1866 WILLIE

Jeremiah Daniell. avus. Dec 18. 1874 ætat 83

Moereus Pater fecit

Headstone with integral Celtic cross. This is possibly as displaced footstone from the adjacent grave. In the 1851 census at Bristol Road, Weston (Som): Jeremiah Daniell, aged 59, clerk to gas company, born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Ann, aged 59, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant. In the 1861 census at 14 Burlington Street, Bath: Jeremiah Daniell, aged 69, land & householder, born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Ann, aged 69, born at Bath, daughter Ann P, aged 40, unmarried, born at Bath, fourteen boarders and two servants. In the 1871 census at Shelbourne Villa, Charlecombe (Som): Jeremiah Daniell, aged 79, gentleman landowner, born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Ann, aged 79, lady, born at Bath, daughter Annie, aged 51, unmarried, proprietress of lays’ establishment, born at Bath, twelve boarders, three teachers and three servants. The death of Jeremiah Daniell, aged 82, was registered 1874/Q4 Bath. No entry has been found in the burial order book. See following memorial.


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4.F.16A John Alexander William Daniell (1862-1866) Cuthbert Henry Daniell (1864-1890) Anna Maria Daniell (1822-1886) William Samuel Daniell (1821-1906)

WILLIAM ALEXANDER DANIELL

DIED AT BATH JAN. 10. 1866 AGED 3 YEARS CUTHBERT HENRY DANIELL

DIED AT LABAINNE CITY U.S.A. FEB 12. 1889 AGED 25 YEARS

SONS OF ANNA MARIA DANIELL DIED AT SOUTHBOURNE HANTS

AUGUST 23. 1886 AGED 66 YEARS WILLIAM SAMUEL DANIELL

DIED AT CLIFTON JAN. 19. 1906 AGED 84 YEARS

“SO HE BRINGETH THEN TO THE HAVEN WHERE THE WOULD BE.”

Headstone with integral cross. Footstone as a Celtic cross on top of the silhouette of an urn. The footstone has the same style as the Daniell headstone in the adjacent plot. The birth of John Alexander William Daniell was registered 1862 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gace. The birth of Cuthbert Henry Daniell was registered 1864/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gace. From the burial register J A W Daniell, aged 3, of 17 Springfield Place, was buried on 13 Jan 1866. In the 1871 census at St Cuthberts, Lansdown, Bath: William S Daniell, aged 50, schoolmaster, born at Bath, wife Anna M, aged 50, born in South Lincolnshire, children: Annie M, aged 10, born at Bath, and Cuthbert H, aged 6, born at Bath, an assistant master, fifteen scholars/boarders and four servants. In the 1881 census at 10 Mount Beacon: Wm S Daniell, aged 60, Lieut 1st Somerset Rifle V[olunteers], born at Bath, wife Anna M, aged 60, born at Louth (Lincs), children: Annie L M, aged 20, born at Bath, and Cuthbert H, aged 16, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants. From the burial register: Anna Maria Daniell, aged 65, of Landycote, Southbourne on Sea, Hants, was buried on 28 Aug 1886. In the 1901 census at 9 Hampton Place, Bristol: William S Daniell, aged 79, widower, living on own means, born at Bath. From the burial register: William Samuel Daniell, aged 84, of 15 Waverley Road, Redland, was buried on 22 Jan 1906.

4.F.17 George Sowerby Weston (1804-1886)

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In the 1851 census at 1 York Place, Bath: George Weston, aged 46, butcher (... 1 man), born at Bristol (Som), wife Ann, aged 53, born at Calne (Wilts), and a servant. In the 1861 census at 1 York Place, Bath: George Weston, aged 57, widow, butcher, born at Bristol (Som), and a servant. In the 1871 census at 1 York Place, Bath: George Weston, aged 66, butcher, born at Bristol (Som), a boarder and a visitor. In the 1881 census at Nightingale Cottage, London Road, Batheaston, Bath: Samuel Weston, aged 76, cattle dealer, born at Gloucester St, Bristol, and a visitor. The marriage of George Sowerby Weston to Ellen Gale was registered 1884/Q2 Bristol. The death of George Sowerby Weston, aged 82, was registered 1886/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: George Sowerby Western, aged 82, of Batheaston, was buried on 2 Sep 1886.

4.F.18 Charles Masterman Henning (1767-1852)


CHARLES MASTERMAN HENNING WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPT 3RD 1852. AGED 86

WHAT THINGS WERE GAIN TO ME. THOSE I COUNTED LOSS FOR CHRIST

PHIL. III.7

Steeply pitched 4 ways. From an account written sometime between 1805 an 1815 by Dr Edward Nares (1762-) : My second sister Susanna Letitia is still living. She married Dec. 1799 Charles Masterman Henning Esq. of a respectable family in Dorsetshire & has 2 children, a son & a daughter.


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Bedfordshire Archives X284/8/4/1 includes: Mortgage parties ... Charles Masterman Henning of College Green, Bristol, esquire Reciting: - lease and release and settlement of 17 & 18 Jun 1816, In the 1851 census at 24 Queen Square, Bath: Charles M Henning, aged 84, widower, fundholder, born at Woodsford (Dorset), daughter Sophia M H, aged 48, unmarried, born at Witchurch (Dorset), and Eliza Bendall, aged 38, unmarried, servant, born at Wells. From the burial register: Charles Masterman Henning, aged 85, of Queen Square, was buried on 9 Sep 1852. Will of Charles Masterman Henning of Clifton near Bristol, Gloucestershire, date 5 Oct 1852, PROB 11/2160.

4.F.18A Catherine Isabella Lambert (1839-1854) James Staunton Lambert Camden Elizabeth Lambert Charles James Lambert (1837-1855)

South: [SAC]RED TO THE MEMORY OF

[CAT]HERINE ISABELLA [WIFE O]F JAMES STAUNTON LAMBERT

[OF] CLARE ABD WATERDALE [JUSTICE OF THE] PEACE AND DEPUTY LIEUTENANT

[FOR THE C]OUNTY OF GALWAY, IRELAND [AND HONO]RABLE CAMDEN ELIZABETH HIS WIFE [BORN ]...BER 1839. DIED 4TH DECEMBER 1854

North:

ALSO CHARLES JAMES

[SECO]ND SON OF J.S. LAMBERT ESQRE .......... 1837 DIED 6TH FEBRUARY ....

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated at the western end and part of the eastern end. There is an ant hill on the northern side. Born on 11 Oct 1837 at Waterdale, Galway: Charles James Lambert, son of James Staunton Lambert and Hon Camden Elizabeth MacSellan (sic) {IGI]. From the burial register: Katherine Isabella Lambert, aged 15, of Bathwick, was buried on 9 Dec 1854. From the burial register: Charles James Lambert, aged 17, of Bathwick, was buried on 13 Feb 1855. From Record of the House of Kirkcudbright by John McClellan, Dumfries: J. Maxwell & Son, 1906.: On the first of July, 1874, died at Clifton, aged 68, The Honourable Camden Elizabeth Lambert, widow of James Staunton Lambert, Esquire of Creg Clare, and afterwards of Waterdale House, County Galway, in Ireland, formerly M.P. for that county. This accomplished gentlewoman


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was the only daughter and heiress of Camden Gray M'Clellan (MacClellan), tenth and last Lord Kirkcudbright in the peerage of Scotland, by Sarah, daughter of the late Colonel Thomas Gorges; and she traced her descent (from that Sir Patrick M'Clellan of Bomby who was the father by a daughter of Sir Andrew Gray of Broxmouth, and of Janet, his wife, only child and heiress of Sir Roger de Mortimer, Lord of Foulis, and sister of Andrew, first Lord Gray, of Sir Patrick M'Clellan of Wigton, tutor of Bomby, the last heritable sheriff of ancient Galloway. The romantic circumstances of the latter's murder, in 1452, in Threave Castle (called the Lion's Den), by William, eighth Earl of Douglas, fifth Duke of Touraine, in France, and Lord of Galloway, are recorded by the old Scottish chroniclers and genealogists, and narrated, but somewhat inaccurately, by Sir Walter Scott and others. See also 4.F.19.

4.F.19 Sarah Gray (1780-1863) Camden Gray (1774-1832)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF SARAH

WIDOW OF THE LATE CAMDEN GRAY NINTH BARON KIRCUDBRIGHT

BORN 29TH JUNE 1780 DIED 21ST JANUARY 1863 OUT OF THE DEPTHS HAVE I CRIED UNTO THEE O LORD

Pitched 4 ways. The ‘Kircudbright’ rather than ‘Kirkcudbright’ is as found. Camden Grey succeeded to the title of Baron Kirkcudbright in 1827 on the death of his elder brother Henry John Grey. He married Sarah Gorges. They had a daughter Camden Elizabeth Grey who married in 1832 James Staunton Lambert. Camden Grey died at Bruges on 19 Apr 1832. From the burial register: Sarah, Lady Kirkcudbright, aged 82, of 1 Camden Crescent, was buried on 27 Jan 1863.


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4.F.19A Ellen Maria Cobbold (1822-1854)

Headstone: ELLEN MARIA COBBOLD DIED MARCH 9TH 1854

AGED 31 YEARS

Footstone: E. M. C. 1854

Headstone with a cross on top and a footstone. Baptised on 12 Jan 1823 at Little Blakenham (Suffolk): Ellen Maria Cobbold, daughter of William & Maria Sophia Cobbold [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 5 Bethel Place, Camberwell: Ellen M Cobbold, aged 28, unmarried, daughter, annuitant, born at Blakenham (Suffolk), and Charles P Lawton, aged 18, step-son, clerk in merchants office, born at Bedford (Suffolk). (There is no entry for the head of household.) From the burial register: Ellen Maria Cobbold, aged 31, of St James parish, was buried on 25 Mar 1854. Will of Ellen Maria Cobbold, Spinster of Arlsey Vicarage, Bedfordshire, date 4 May 1854, PROB 11/2190.

4.F.20 Ellen Louisa Drake (1817-1856) Francis Cissen Brooke (1809-1886) Catharine Anne Brooke (1823-1896)

North: Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF

MAJOR FRANCIS CISSEN BROOK LATE OF THE BENGAL ARMY

BORN MAY 13TH 1809 DIED NOVEMBER 3RD 1886 Also to the memory of CATHARINE ANN WIFE OF THE ABOVE

BORN MAY 18TH 1823 DIED MAY 2ND 1896.

BLESSED BE THE MERCIFUL FOR THEY SHALL OBTAIN MERCY

South:

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

HENRY DRAKE ESQ BORN SEPTEMBER 5TH 1817 DIED JANUARY 13TH 1856

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

Pitched 4 ways. White lichen. Baptised on 16 Jul 1809 at St Helena: Francis Cissen Brooke, son of Thomas & Ann Brooke [IGI]. The marriage of Francis Cissen Brooke to Catharine Anne Drake was registered 1846/Q1 Plymouth.


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In the 1851 census at the house of Dora Dukinfield at 11 Catharine Place, Bath: Ellen S Drake, aged 33, unmarried, governess, born at Barnstaple. From the burial register: Ellen Louisa Drake, aged 38, of 19 Park Street, was buried on 19 Jan 1856. In the 1881 census as lodgers at 29 Imperial Drive, Cheltenham: Francis C Brooke, aged 71, Major HM Indian Army HP, born on the Island of St Helena, and Catherine A Brooke, aged 57, born at Barnstaple (Devon). From the burial register: Francis Cissen Brooke, aged 77, of Cheltenham, was buried on 8 Nov 1886. From the burial register: Catharine Anne Brooke, aged 72, of 1 Russell Street, was buried on 6 May 1896. From Visitation of England and Wales Vol 8 by Frederick Arthur Crisp, 1909 in a section on the Drake family of Barnstaple: Francis Cissen Brooke of the 7th Bengal Native Infantry, Ensign 17 August 1826, Lieutenant 1832, Captain 1841, retired as Major 1 August 1853; living in 1876.

4.F.20A Matilda Loosley (1813-1887)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF MATILDA LOOSLEY

WHO DIED AUGUST 30TH 1887 AGED 74.

―•― “THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST CLEANSETH FROM ALL SIN.”

Rounded headstone. In the 1881 census at 2 Burlington Place, Bath: Matilda Loosley, aged 67, unmarried, annuitant, born at Shirburn (Oxon). From the burial register: Matilda Looseley, aged 74, of Burlington Place, was buried on 5 Sep 1887.


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4.F.21 Louisa Dorothy Maud Hodder (1886-1887)

LOUISA D. M. DAUGHTER OF

F. AND L. HODDER AGED 7 WEEKS

1887

Small headstone. The birth of Louisa Dorothy Maud Hodder in 1886 was registered 1887/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pollard. From the burial register Louisa Dorothy Maud Hodder, aged 7 weeks, of 2 Springfield Place, was buried on 27 Jan 1887.

4.F.21A Charles William Edmonds (1793-1855) Mary Edmonds (1796-1871) Gizana Shaw Edmonds (1820-1900)


CHARLES WILLIAM EDMONDS WHO DIED NOVEMBER 6TH 1855

AGED 62 Also of

MARY HIS WIFE WHO DIED OCTOBER 7TH 1871

AGED 75 “ALL THE DAYS OF MY APPOINTED TIME WILL I WAIT TILL MY CHANGE COME.”

Also OF THEIR DAUGHTER

GIZANA SHAW EDMONDS BORN 7. OCTOBER 1820. DIED 6. FEBRUARY 1900.

― “THEREFORE MY HEART WAS GLAD, AND MY GLORY REJOICED: MY FLESH ALSO SHALL REST IN HOPE.”

― THE REMAINS OF CHARLES W. EDMONDS

LIE IN WALCOT BURIAL GROUND.

―

Pointed headstone, facing west. In the 1861 census at 32 St James Square, Bath: Mary Edmonds, aged 64, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Leghorn British Subject, a grand-daughter, a visitor, a servant and two lodgers and their servant. In the 1871 census at 32 St James Square, Bath: Mary Edmonds, aged 74, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Leghorn British Subject, a servant, and a lodger’s family with two servants. (Leghorn is the anglicised form of Livorno, Tuscany, Italy.) From the burial register: Mary Edmonds, aged 75, of 32 St James’s Square, was buried on 11 Oct 1871. In the 1881 census at 16 Kenreck Road, Reading: Gizana S Edmonds, aged 58, unmarried, companion, born at Bath.


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The death of Gizana Shaw Edmonds, aged 79, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Gizana Shaw Edmonds, aged 79, of 13 St James Square, was buried on 20 Feb1900.

4.F.22 Joshua Festin Ruddock (1820-1862)


JOSHUA FESTIN RUDDOCK H.M. INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS

LATE OF PUTNEY SURREY DIED 21ST OF DECR 1862

ÆT 42

Headstone facing west with a circular top. The circle on the front of the headstone surrounds a compass, a carving of a winged angel by a column, and the number 48. On the reverse of the headstone is a hexagram within a circle with, at its centre, a triple tau symbol. The last is also a Masonic device and the mark, known as the 'mysterious triple Tau', is placed on the forehead during the Holy Royal Arch ceremony. The ‘48’ is the number of the Royal Cumberland Lodge (founded in 1733), one of the lodges at The Masonic Hall, Old Orchard Street, Bath, which had this number in the period 1832-1863 when it was re-numbered to 41. See http://www.pglsomerset.org.uk/lodgepages/royalcumberland.htm Baptised on 15 Mar 1820 at Wimbledon (Surrey): Joshua Festin Ruddock, son of Joshua & Eleanor Ruddock [IGI]. Will of Reverend Joshua Ruddock, Clerk of Wimbledon , Surrey, date 14 Jun 1821, PROB 11/1645. The National Archives J 90/1260: Cause: Ruddock v Jones (1870 R11). Deeds relating to funds subject to trust under will (1821) of Rev. Joshua Ruddock of Wimbledon, Surrey. Deposited [30 Aug. 1871] by defendant James George Langham. From Some Experiences of a Barrister's Life by Mr Serjeant Ballantine, London: Richard Bentley & Son 1883: “And there was another welcome treat in my existence, when I went on a brief visit to one of my father's sisters. She lived at Wimbledon,

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and was married to the Rev. Joshua Ruddock, who prepared a few lads for the University.” In Samuel Butler Author of Erewhon (1835-1902) by Henry Festing Jones Chapter XIV: “He married, first, a Miss Bewsher, by whom he had several children who all died in infancy; and, on becoming a widower, married Eleanor Ruddock (née Ballantine) the widow of the Rev. Joshua Ruddock, who had kept a school at Wimbledon. Eleanor Ballantine was a sister of William Ballantine (1771-1852), who was magistrate of the Thames Police Court and the father of Serjeant Ballantine.” From the London Gazette 1847 p411: “AT the Court at Windsor; the 4th day of February 1847, ...... Her Majesty in Council was this day pleased, upon the representation of the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education, to appoint Edward Carleton Tufnell, Esq. and Joshua Festin Ruddock, Esq. to be two of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools.”

The birth of Joshua William Festing Ruddock was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. The birth of Kate Anne Festing Ruddock was registered 1859 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. In the 1861 census at 6 Norfolk Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Joshua F Ruddock, aged 41, inspector of schools, born at Wimbledon (Surrey), wife Sarah A, aged 28, born at Putney (Surrey), children: William J, aged 4, born at Bath, and Kate A, aged 1, born at Bath, a visitor, and three servants. The death of Joshua Festin Ruddock, aged 42, was registered 1862/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Joshua Festin Ruddock, aged 42, of 2 Widcombe Crescent, was buried on 28 Dec 1863 (!).


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4.F.22A-23

Harriet Jenks (1832-1873) Kate Jenks (1866-1878) William Jenks (1825-1884)

In affectionate remembrance

OF HARRIET

THE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM JENKS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH 27TH 1873 AGED 40 YEARS

THY WILL BE DONE

KATE JENKS DIED JUNE 4TH 1878


IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM JENKS

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 29TH

1884 AGED 58 YEARS ―•―

IN HOPE OF ETERNAL LIFE

―•―

Headstone facing west with a fleur de lys at the top. The birth of Arthur Tratt Jenks was registered 1845 Bath, other’s maiden name: Tratt. The birth of William Tratt Jenks was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tratt. In the 1861 census at 3 Claremont Terrace, Bath: William Jenks, aged 38, tea dealer & grocer, born at Hadleigh (Suffolk), wife Harriet, aged 39, born at Honiton (Devon), children: Georgina N, aged 19, linen draper’s assistant, born at Honiton, Arthur T, aged 16, linen draper’s assistant, born at Bath, and William T, aged 4, born at Bath. The marriage of Arthur Jenks to Julia Berry was registered 1865 Bath. The birth of Kate Jenks was registered 1866/Q4 Clifton. In the 1871 census at 3 Claremont Terrace, Bath: William Jenks, aged 46, grocer, born at Long Stratton (Norfolk), wife Harriet, aged 48, born at Honiton (Devon), and son William, aged 13, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 8 Richmond Place, Richmond Road, Bristol: Arthur Jenks, aged 25, draper, born at Bath, wife Julia, aged 24, born at Bath, children: Kate, aged 4, born at Bristol, and Arthur William, aged 1, born at Bristol, and a servant. The death of Harriet Jenks, aged 49, was registered 1873/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Harriet Jenks, aged 49, of Claremont Terrace, was buried on 1 Apr 1873.


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The death of Kate Jenks, aged 11, was registered 1878/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Kate Jenks, aged 11, of Claremont Terrace, was buried on 7 Jun 1878. In the 1881 census at 3 Claremont Terrace, Bath: William Jenks, aged 54, widower, grocer, born at Mendlesham (Suffolk), Arthur William Jenks, aged 11, nephew, born at St Pauls, Bristol, and a visitor. The death of William Jenks, aged 58, was registered 1884/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: William Jenks, aged 58, of Claremont Terrace, was buried on 3 Apr 1884.

4.F.23A John Kemp (1796-1873)

IN memory [of] JOHN KE[MP] of this City

Slab. Mostly delaminated. The pressure of the carving of ‘JOHN’ has left an impression on the lower layer. From the burial register: John Kemp, aged 76, of 12 Chatham Row, was buried on 27 Jun 1873.

4.F.24 Elizabeth Smith (1777-1859) George Smith (1820-1878)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Elizabeth Smith, aged 82, of Gays Buildings, was buried on 11 Sep 1859. From the burial register: George Smith, aged 57, of Highbury Terrace, was buried on 14 Mar 1878.

4.F.24A Katharine Joan Weaver (1924-1946)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

KATHARINE JOAN WEAVER WHO PASSED AWAY MARCH 27TH 1946.

AGED 21.

Headstone, facing east.


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The birth of Katharine J Weaver was registered 1924/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stevenson. The death of Katherine J Waever, aged 21, was registered 1946/Q2 Chippenham. From the burial register: Katherine Joan Weaver, aged 21, of Patterdown House, Lacock (Wilts), was buried on 30 Mar 1946.

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4.F.25 Elizabeth Ann Filkes Hooper (1820-1895)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF ELIZABETH ANN FILKES HOOPER

WHO ENTERED INTO REST 5TH JULY 1895


Headstone with integral cross. In the 1891 census at 4 Prospect Place, Walcot, Bath: Elizabeth A F Hooper, aged 71, unmarried, living on own means, born at Westbury (Wilts), and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Ann F Hooper, aged 75, was registered 1895/Q3 Cheltenham. From the burial register: Elizabeth Ann Felk (!) Hooper, aged 75, of 4 Prospect Place, was buried on 8 Jul 1895. From the National Probate Calendar 1895: HOOPER Elizabeth Ann Filkes of Mural lodge 4 Prospect-place Camden-road Bath spinster died 5 July 1895 at Box Wiltshire Probate Bristol 30 August to John Stone and Henry Charles Stone solicitors Effects £9117 11s.

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4.F.26 Lucio Donato Moscardi (1819-1891) Alexander Francis George Moscardi (1874-1921)


LUCIO DONATO MOSCARDI WHO FELL ASLEEP DECEMBER 26TH 1891

AGED 72 YEARS

“TILL HE COME.”

South: IN MEMORIAM

ALEXANDER FRANCIS GEORGE MOSCARDI DIED DEC. 13TH 1921 AGED 47.

.... AND YE SHALL NOT SEE ME: AND AGAIN A LITTLE

... WILL SEE ME. BECAUSE I GO TO THE FATHER.”

Pitched 4 ways. The marriage of Lewis (!) Donato Moscardi to Louisa Salzer was registered 1853/Q1 Kensington. In the 1861 census at 15 Springfield Place, Walcot, Bath: Lucius Donato Moscardi, aged 41, teacher of foreign languages, born in Italy, wife Louisa, aged 32, born in Germany, children: Edward Henry, aged 7, born at Clifton, Angelina Mary, aged 6, born at Clifton, Alice, aged 4, born at Bath, Robert Francis, aged 2, born at Bath, and William, aged 1, born at Bath, Sophia Salzer, aged 27, unmarried, sister in law, born in Germany, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 13 Portland Place, Bath: Lucius Moscardi, aged 51, professor of languages, born in Italy naturalized B[ritish] subject, wife Louisa, aged 42, teacher of German, born in Germany, children Edward, aged 17, born at Clifton, Angelica, aged 15, born at Clifton, Alice, aged 14, born at Bath, Henry, aged 12, born at Bath, William, aged 11, born at Bath, and Maria, aged 9, born at Bath, Sophie Salzer, aged 37, unmarried, sister in law, teacher, born in Germany, and two servants. The birth of Alexander Francis George Moscardi was registered 1874/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Salzer. In the 1891 census at 1 Lansdown Terrace, Bath: Lucio Moscardi, aged 71, professor of Italian & Spanish languages, born in Italy naturalised British Subject, wife Louise C, aged 62, born at Baden, Germany, children: Angelica M, aged 35, teacher of music, born at Clifton, William, aged 31, tutor of classics & modern languages, born at Bath, Alexander F G, aged 16, born at Bath, Margaret L C Mactaggart, aged 5, grand-daughter, born at Bombay, East Indies, Alice M Mactaggart, aged 4, grand-daughter, born at Bath, three servants and a visitor.


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The death of Lucius Donato Moscardi, aged 72, was registered 1891/Q4 Bath. Passenger on the SS Plassy from Bombay to London arriving on 10 Oct 1921: Alexander Francis George Moscardi, aged 46, travelling first class, Indian Civil Service, country of last permanent residence: India, and wife Laura Belton Moscardi, aged 43, country of last permanent residence: India & England, intended country of permanent residence: England. The death of Alexander F G Moscardi, aged 47, was registered 1921/Q4 Kensington. From the burial register: Alexander Francis George Moscardi, aged 47, of 95 Barksdon Gardens, Kensington, London, was buried on 9 Jan 1922. Laura B Moscardi appears on ships’ passenger lists: in 1949 on the SS Pretoria Castle from Port Elizabeth to Southampton, aged 71, and in 1952, on the SS Winchester Castle from Port Elizabeth to Southampton, aged 73, in both cases with address: 3 Bryn Mansions, Queens Road, Weston-super-Mare. See also Bath Abbey Cemetery grave 7EB9 for Ethel Moscardi (1862-1925) and Edward Henry Moscardi (1854-1930). From the burial register: William Anthony Moscardi, aged 66, of 8 Upper Church St, Bath, was buried on 6 May 1930.

4.F.26A-27

Elizabeth Mary Sheppard (1835-1900) Edith Harriet Sheppard (1849-1937) Fanny Coote (1850-1935)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH MARY SHEPPARD ELDEST DAUGHTER OF

PHILIP CHARLES AND MARY SHEPPARD BORN APRIL 21ST 1835,

AT REST OCTOBER 2ND 1900. North:

ALSO OF EDITH HARRIET

Cross on 3 plinths.


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Margaret Sheppard (1855-1938)

SHEPPARD BORN MAY 22ND 1849

DIED SEPTEMBER 5. 1937.

South: ALSO OF

FANNY COOTE AT REST

OCTOBER 30TH 1935.

West: MARGARET SHEPPARD

AT REST 17TH AUGUST 1938.

On 18 Jun 1834 at Swainswick, Philip Charles Sheppard married Mary Markham. The birth of unnamed daughter of Philip Charles Sheppard was registered 1849 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Markham. In the 1851 census at Manor House, Bathampton: Philip Sheppard, aged 39, magistrate for County of Somerset & Borough of Bath, born at Clifton (Glos), wife Mary, aged 38, born in London (Middx), children: Elizabeth, aged 15, born at Sunbury (Middx), Caroline, aged 14, born at Bath, Philip, aged 13, born at Llandovery? (Glam), Mary, aged 11, born at Bettws (Glam), Osborne, aged 10, born at Bettws, Frederick, aged 8, born at Bathwick, Isabella, aged 6, born at Bathwick, Catherine, aged 5, born at Bathwick, Arthur, aged 3, born at Bathampton, Edith, aged 1, born at Bathampton, and Frederick, aged 5 months, born at Bathampton, Edward Sheppard, aged 49, brother & visitor, married, fund holder, born at Minchinhampton (Glos), Charles Maud, aged 53, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Kew (Middx), six servants and a governess. In the 1871 census at Manor House, Bathampton: Philip C Sheppard, aged 59, magistrate, born at Clifton, wife Mary, aged 58, born at St James (Middx), children: Elizabeth M, aged 34, born at Sunbury (Middx), Caroline, aged 33, born at Bath, Frederick M, aged 28, born at Bath, Isabella C, aged 25, born at Bath, Edith H, aged 21, born at Bathampton, Charles L, aged 18, born at Bathampton, and Sybil J, aged 14, born at Bathampton, Charles T Maud, aged 74, unmarried, visitor, landowner, born at Kew (Surrey), and seven servants. The death of Phillip Charles Sheppard, aged 66, was registered 1878/Q3 Bath. The death of Elizabeth Mary Sheppard, aged 65, was registered 1900/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Mary Sheppard, aged 65, of 26 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 4 Oct 1900. The death of Fanny Coote, aged 83, was registered 1935 Bath. From the burial register: Fanny S Coote, aged 83, of 26 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 2 Nov 1935. From the burial register: Edith Harriet Sheppard, aged 88, of 23 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 9 Sep 1937.


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From the burial register: Margaret Sheppard, aged 83, of 14 Forester Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 20 Aug 1938.

4.F.27A Catherine Elizabeth Monro (1824-1899) George Monro Emily Willoughby Monro (1843-1901)

CATHERINE ELIZABETH MONRO ELDEST DAUGHTER

OF THE LATE GEORGE MONRO DIED AT BATH DECEMBER 31. 1899

EMILY WILLOUGHBY MONRO

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE GEORGE MONRO DIED AT BATH JULY 22. 1901

“THESE DIED IN THE FAITH LOOKING UNTO JESUS.”

Celtic cross on 3 plinths. Cross now underneath the cross on the adjacent grave (Chadwick, Sheppard). The death of Catherine Elizabeth Monro, aged 75, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Elizabeth Monro, aged 75, of 9 St James’ Square, was buried on 5 Jan 1900. The death of Emilie Willoughby Monro, aged 58, was registered 1901/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Emilie Willoughby Monro, aged 58, of 40 Gay Street, was buried on 27 Jul 1901.

4.F.28 Robert Peel Floyd (1828-1899) Caroline Augusta Floyd (1848-1928)

IN MEMORY OF CAPTAIN ROBERT PEEL FLOYD,

DIED MAY 3. 1899, AGED 71

ALSO CAROLINE AUGUSTA , HIS WIFE

DAUGHTER OF

HENRY COORE OF SCRUTON HALL, YORKSHIRE DIED DEC. 18 1928. AGED 80.

Cross on 3 plinths, inscription on the lowest plinth inaccessible on left-hand side as the cross from this and an adjacent grave are laid on top of the grave. The birth of Caroline Augusta Coore was registered 1849/Q1 Bedale (Yorks). The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd was registered 1852/Q4 Kensington.


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The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. In the 1881 census at 2 Somerset Place, Bath: Robert Peel Floyd, aged 53, married, annuitant, born in London, and two servants. In the 1881 census at 2 Edward Street, Bath: Henry Coore, aged 61, landowner, born at Hanwell Hall (Yorks), wife Augusta, aged 59, born in London, children: Caroline, aged 32, born at Somton Hall (Yorks), and George B M, aged 15, born at Somton Hall, and three servants. In the 1891 census at 16 Portland Place, Walcot, Bath: Robert Peel Floyd, aged 63, widower, retired captain, born in London, and Selena Palmer, aged 38, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Castle Carey (Som). The marriage of Robert Peel Floyd to Caroline Augusta Coore was registered 1896/Q1 Kensington. The death of Robert Peel Floyd, aged 71, was registered 1899/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Robert Peel Floyd, aged 71, of 1 Cavendish Place, was buried on 9 Jun 1899. In the 1901 census at 2 Cavendish Place, Bath: Caroline Peel Floyd, aged 52, widow, living on own means, born at Sawton (Yorks), and two servants. From the burial register: Caroline Augusta Peel Floyd, aged 80, of 2 Cavendish Place, Bath, was buried on 21 Dec 1928. From the burial register: Sarah Beatrice Peel Floyd, aged 94, of 2 Cavendish Place, Bath, was buried on 9 Jan 1952.

4.F.28A Josephine Adelaide Chadwick (1830-1921) Mary Isabella Sheppard (1873-1958) Margaret Edith Sheppard (1876-1965)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOSEPHINE ADELAIDE CHADWICK BORN JULY 16TH 1830. DIED MARCH 18TH 1921.

South:

MARY ISABELLA SHEPPARD

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE PHILIP SHEPPARD


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OF LANSDOWN BATH DIED JUNE 24TH 1958

North:

MARGARET EDITH SHEPPARD

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE PHILIP SHEPPARD

DIED DECEMBER 3RD 1965.

Cross on 2 plinths, facing east. Cross and 1 plinth now vertical at the foot of the grave. In the 1901 census at Bedford Villa, Lansdown, Bath: Josephine A Chadwick, aged 70, unmarried, living on own means, born at Ipplepen (Devon), and three servants. See the following grave for the Sheppard family.

4.F.29 Philip Sheppard (1838-1895) Margaret Emma Sheppard (1834-1923) Philip Nevile Fream Sheppard (1871-1897) Edward James M Sheppard (1874-1897)

East: TO

THE LOVED MEMORY OF PHILIP SHEPPARD

BORN JANUARY 21ST 1838 AT REST NOVEMBER 6TH 1895

AND MARGARET EMMA HIS WIFE

BORN SEPTEMBER 17TH 1834 AT REST JANUARY 23RD 1923.

South:

AND OF PHILIP NEVILE FRE_M

[S]HEPPAR[D] BORN 26TH MAY 1[8]71

AT REST 5TH JANUARY 1897

North: ALSO OF

EDWARD J. M. SHEPPARD BORN JANY 11TH 1874

AT REST IN CEYLON FEBY 19TH 1897

Cross with ihs motif, facing east. In the 1851 census at Manor House, Bathampton: Philip Sheppard, aged 39, magistrate for County of Somerset & Borough of Bath, born at Clifton (Glos), wife Mary, aged 38, born in London (Middx), children: Elizabeth, aged 15, born at Sunbury (Middx), Caroline, aged 14, born at Bath, Philip, aged 13, born at Llandovery? (Glam), Mary, aged 11, born at Bettws (Glam), Osborne, aged 10, born at Bettws, Frederick, aged 8, born at Bathwick, Isabella, aged 6, born at Bathwick, Catherine, aged 5, born at Bathwick, Arthur, aged 3, born at Bathampton, Edith, aged 1, born at Bathampton, and Frederick, aged 5 months, born at Bathampton, Edward Sheppard, aged 49, brother & visitor, married, fund holder, born at Minchinhampton (Glos), Charles Maud, aged 53, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Kew (Middx), six servants and a governess. In the 1851 census at Chetnole (Dorset): James Chadwick, aged 59, retired Major in the Army, born at Chadwill, Ireland, wife Ann Isa[bell]e, aged 55, born at Stokelsey (Yorks), children: Josephine A, aged 20, born at Ipplepen (Devon), Alicia R, aged 15, born at Budleigh


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Salterton (Devon), and Ellen L, aged 13, born at Budleigh Salterton, a niece, a governess and three servants. Baptised on 24 Jun 1871 at Yetminster (Dorset): Philip Nevil Fream Sheppard, son of Philip & Margaret Emma Sheppard. (There is also a record for the baptism at Chetnole (Dorset) on the same day!) The birth of Edward James M Sheppard was registered 1874/Q1 Sherborne. The birth of unnamed daughter of Philip Sheppard was registered 1878 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chadwick. The birth of unnamed son of Philip Sheppard was registered 1880 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chadwick. In the 1881 census at 3 Bloomfield Place, Bath: Phillip Sheppard, aged 43, annuitant, born at Llandough, Wales, blind, wife Margaret E, aged 46, born at Budleigh Salterton (Devon), children: Phil N H, aged 9, born at Chetnole (Dorset), Mary Isa, aged 8, born at Chetnole, Edward J M, aged 7, born at Chetnole, Margaret E, aged 5, born at Chetnole, Cecily Maud, aged 2, born at Bath, and Samuel T, aged 1, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Philip Sheppard, aged 57, was registered 1895/Q4 Bath. In the 1901 census at 16 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Margaret E Sheppard, aged 66, widow, living on own means, born at Budleigh Salterton (Devon), children: Mary I, aged 28, born at Chetnole (Dorset), Margaret E, aged 25, born at Chetnole, and Samuel T, aged 21, born at Bath, and two servants.

4.F.30 Charles Sargent (1800-1868)

Sacred TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES SARGENT

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MAY 20TH 1868

IN THE 68TH YEAR OF HIS AGE ―•―

NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH LUKE 8.52

Pointed headstone facing east, ihs motif at the top. The western face has delaminated and large pieces of this were found on the grave.


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The death of Charles Sargent, aged 67, was registered 1868/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Sargent, aged 67, of Sion Lodge, was buried on 25 May 1868.

4.F.30A Sarah Waterman (1783-1867) Thomas Waterman


SARAH WIDOW OF THE LATE CAPTAIN THOMAS WATERMAN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTR 25TH 1867

IN HER 84TH YEAR HER END WAS PEACE

Pitched 4 ways. The death of Sarah Waterman, aged 83, was registered 1867/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Waterman, aged 84, of 19 Brock Street, was buried on 1 Nov 1867.

4.F.31 Elizabeth Vaile (1791-1866) William Phelps Vaile (1788-1869)

South: Sacred

TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH WIFE OF WILLIAM PHELPS VAILE ESQRE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 24TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1866 AGED 75

North:


WILLIAM PHELPS VAILE ESQRE WHO DIED AT RAMSGATE ON THE FIRST DAY OF MAY 1869

IN THE 82 YEAR OF HIS AGE

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 20 Apr 1788 at Quedgeley (Glos): William Phelps Vaile, son of John & Esther Vaile [IGI]. In the 1861 census at 8 Dunsford Place, Bathwick, Bath: William Phillip (sic) Vaile, aged 72, surgeon retired, born at Quedgeley (Glos), wife Elizabeth, aged 71, born at Walworth (Surrey), and a servant. The death of Elizabeth Vaile, aged 75, was registered, 1866/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Vaile, aged 75, of Lambridge Place, was buried on 2 Mar 1866.


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The death of William Phelps Vaile, aged 81, was registered 1869/Q2 Thanet. From the burial register: William Phelps Vaile, aged 81, of Ramsgate, was buried on 5 May 1869.

4.F.31A Emma Frances Desanges Evans (1860-1865) William Evans (1799-1898) Herbert Edward Grosvenor Lloyd (1892) Herbert Lloyd Cristina Mabel Lloyd (1864-) Henrietta Evans (1843-1932)

In memory of [EMMA] FRANCES DESANGES

DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM EVANS. M.D.

WHO DIED JANUARY 16TH 1865. AGED 4½ YEARS

HERBERT EDWARD GROSVENOR INFANT SON OF

HERBERT AND CRISTINA LLOYD BORN JANUARY 28TH 1892

DIED APRIL 21ST 1892 ALSO OF THE FATHER

AND GRANDFATHER OF THE ABOVE WILLIAM EVANS, M.D. F.R.C.S.

OF THE INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE WHO DIED AT TADLEY HAMPSHIRE

ON FEBRUARY 21ST 1898 IN HIS 90TH YEAR

HENRIETTA EVANS DAUGHTER OF ABOVE WILLIAM EVANS

DIED DEC. 29. 1932 AGED 89.

Slab, incised inscription faces east. The birth of Emma Frances Desanges Evans was registered 1860/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Soames. In the 1861 census at 8 Beaufort Buildings East, Bath: William Evans, aged 52, surgeon retired Indian Army, born at Oldham (Lancs), wife Emma, aged 39, born at Edmonton (Middx), children: Henrietta, aged 17, born at Secunderbad, East Indies, D Margaret, aged 10, born at Madras, East Indies, E William, aged 8, born at Winberg, Cape of Good Hope, M Benthal, aged 7, born at Madras, Edward S, aged 5, born at Madras, Alfred H, aged 2, born at Madras, and Emma F D, aged 8 months, born at Bath, and four servants. The death of Emma Frances Desanges Evans, aged 4, was registered 1865/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Frances Desanges Evans, aged 4, of Beaufort Buildings East, was buried on 21 Jan 1865. In the 1871 census at 8 Beaufort Buildings East, Bath: William Evans, aged 62, F.R.C.S.E. D.M. University of Glasgow, Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals Indian Army Madras retired, born in Lancashire, wife Emma, aged 49, born at Edmonton near London, children: Dora M, aged 20, born at Madras, Evan W, aged 18, medical student Kings College London, born at Cape of Good Hope, Montague B, aged 17, born at Madras, Edward S, aged 15, born at Madras, Alfred H, aged 12, born at Madras, Cristina M, aged 7, born at Bath, and Clara de B, aged 5, born at Bath, and three servants. (Birth registrations for the last two children at Bath have not been found.)


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The marriage of Cristina Mabel Evans to Herbert Lloyd was registered 1887/Q4 Bath. The birth of Francis Nevill Lloyd was registered 1888/Q4 Kensington. In the 1891 census as visitors at The Elms Barton Road, Tormoham (Devon): Christina M Lloyd, aged 27, married, born at Bath, and Francis N Lloyd, aged 2, born at St Mary Abbots, London. The birth of unnamed son of Herbert Lloyd was registered 1892 Bath mother’s maiden name: Evans. The death of Herbert Edward Grosvenor Lloyd, aged 0, was registered 1892 Bath. From the burial register: Herbert Edward Grosvenor Lloyd, aged 3 months, of 40 Grosvenor, was buried on 22 Apr 1892. From the burial register: William Evans, aged 89, of Tadley Basingstoke, was buried on 26 Feb 1898. From the burial register: Henrietta Evans, aged 89, of 28 Lambridge Place, Bath, was buried on 4 Jan 1933.

4.F.32 Susan Ellen Matchett (1835-1917) Ethel Susan Matchett (1873-1948)

East: In

Loving Memory of SUSAN ELLEN MATCHETT

WHO FELLS ASLEEP IN CHRIST OCT. 23RD 1917, AGED 82 YEARS

South:

ALSO OF HER DAUGHTER

ETHEL SUSAN MATCHETT WHO FELL ASLEEP ON CHRIST

MAY 16TH 1948, AGED 75

Cross, faces east. The marriage of Abraham Matchett to Susan Ellen Roberts was registered 1867/Q3 Kensington. The birth of Ethel Susan Matchett was registered 1873/Q1 Blything (Suffolk). In the 1881 census at Trimingham (Norfolk): Abraham Matchett, aged 54, rector of Trimingham, born in Ireland, wife Susan E, aged 45, born at Llanwrst (Denbighshire), children: Maria E, aged 17, born at


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Halesworth (Suffolk),Ethel S, aged 8, born at Halesworth, and Mabel K, aged 5, born at Trimingham, and three servants. The death of Abraham Matchett, aged 56, was registered 1883/Q3 Erpingham (Norfolk). In the 1901 census at 19 St James Square, Walcot, Bath: Susan E Matchett, aged 65, widow, living on own means, born at Llanroch Denbyshire (Denbighshire?), children: Ethel S, aged 28, born at Halesworth, and Mable K, aged 25, born at Kenningham (Norfolk), Charles W Roberts, aged 68, unmarried, brother, retired banker, born at Llanroch, and three servants. (‘Llanroch’ might be Llanerch which is in Denbighshire.) From the burial register: Susan Ellen Matchett, aged 82, of 4 Mount Beacon, was buried on 26 Oct 1917. From the burial register: Ethel Susan Matchett, aged 75, of Theela, St Stephens Rd, Lansdown, Bath, was buried on 19 May 1948.

4.F.33 Mary E Fry (1847-1868)

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4.G.1 Cornelius Bush (1802-1858) Mary Bush (1771-1861) Henry Bush (1771-1864)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 9 Margarets Buildings, Bath: Cornelius Bush, aged 46, boot maker employing 3 men, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 44, born at Bath, and children: Emma, aged 15, born at Bath, Mary, age 14, born at Bath, Georgina, aged 8, born at Bath, and Louisa, aged 6, born at Bath, and as a separate household at the same address: Henry Bush, aged 79, annuitant, born at Highgate (Middx), and wife Mary, aged 79, born at Hamle near Southampton (Hants).


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From the burial register: Cornelius Bush, aged 55, of Margarets Buildings, was buried on 13 Jan 1858. In the 1861 census at 1 Ballance Street, Bath: Sarah Bush, aged 56, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, children: Georgina, aged 18, milliner, born at Bath, and Louisa C, aged 16, teacher, born at Bath, Henry Bush, aged 89, father-in-law, government annuity, born in London, and Mary Bush, aged 89, mother-in-law, government annuity, born at Bath. From the burial register: Mary Bush, aged 90, of Ballance Street, was buried on 23 Sep 1861. From the burial register: Henry Bush, aged 93, of Ballance Street, was buried on 3 Aug 1864.

4.G.2 Thomas Corbould (1817-1861) Elizabeth Davies (1801-1874) Jane Corbould (1815-1887)

Sacred to the Memory of Thomas Coubold,

who Died April the 8th 1861, Aged 43 Years.

―•― He is not Dead but Sleepeth

Also of Jane

wife of the above who died 25 March 1887

Aged 72 Years HER END WAS PEACE

Headstone. The incised inscription is in gothic script with the lower part done in a much poorer fashion. The surname is as ‘Coubould’ in the inscription but appears as ‘Corbould’ in the burial register and death registration entries. The birth of Susanna Maria Corbould was registered 1839 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kearton. The birth of Margaret Jane Corbould was registered 1841 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kearton. The birth of Thomas Corbould was registered 1844 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kearton. The birth of John Charles Corbould was registered 1846 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kearton. In the 1851 census at 26 Stall Street, Bath: Thomas Courbold, aged 33, brewer, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 35, born at Bath, children: Susan, aged 11, born at Bath, and Margaret, aged 2, born at Bath,


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Margaret Kearton, aged 45, widow, mother in law, dress maker, born at Slauterford (Yorks), and a servant. In the 1851 census at Parr (Lancs): Thomas Corbould, aged 55, schoolmaster, born in London, wife Elizabeth, schoolmistress, born at Bath, daughter Emma, aged 22, infant school teacher, born at Bath, Thomas Corbould, aged 7, grandson, born at Bath, and John Corbould, aged 5, grandson, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at the Lamb Inn, 26 Stall Street, Bath: Thomas Corbould, aged 55, died this morning, wife Jane, aged 46, born at Bath, children: Thomas, aged 17, brewer, born at Bath, John, aged 14, born at Bath, Margaret, aged 12, born at Bath, Robert, aged 7, born at Bath, and William, aged 5, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Thomas Corbould, aged 43, was registered 1861 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Corbould, aged 43, of Stall Street, was buried on 12 Apr 1861. In the 1871 census at 6 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: Jane Corbould, aged 55, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, son William H, aged 15, clerk unemployed, born at bath, and a servant. The death of Jane Corbould, aged 72, was registered 1887 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Corbould, aged 72, of 25 Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 31 Mar 1887.

4.G.1A Elias Gaze (1792-1854) Christiana Macgregor Gaze (1786-1864)

North: IN MEMORY OF

ELIAS GAZE OF THE CITY OF BATH

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL THE 24TH 1854 AGED 66 YEARS

South:

ALSO OF CHRISTIAN MACGREGOR

RELICT OF L................... .................................

.......

Pitched 4 ways. Weathered on the southern side. In the 1851 census at 3 Church Street, Bath: Elias Gaze, aged 64, proprietor of houses, born at Malmesbury (Wilts), wife Christiana, aged 64, born at St Cuthberts, Edinburgh, Elizth Gaze, aged 22, unmarried,


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daughter, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, two visitors and three servants. From the burial register: Elias Gaze, aged 61, of Church Street, was buried on 1 May 1854. From the burial register: Christina Macgregor, aged 77, of 3 Upper Church Street, was buried on 15 Jan 1864.

4.G.2 Joseph Champion (1793-1854) Celia Jane Hodges (1837-1865)

[SACR]ED TO THE MEMORY OF JOSEPH CHAMPION

WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 5TH 1854 AGED 61 ALSO OF CELIA JANE HODGES

THE YOUNGEST BELOVED .......... .............................

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated on the southern side. Overgrown on the northern side which also has an ant hill. In the 1851 census at 1 Margarets Buildings, Bath: Joseph Champion, aged 56, fruiterer & green grocer, born at Henbury (Glos), wife Elizth, aged 48, born at All Saints, Hereford, and children: Catherine, aged 22, born at Saltford (Som), Celia Jane, aged 13, born at Bath, and Henry Joseph, aged 6, born at Bath. The death of Joseph Champion, aged 61, was registered 1854 Bath. From the burial register: Joseph Champion, aged 61, of Margarets Buildings, was buried on 9 Sep 1854. The marriage of William Hodges to Celia Jane Champion was registered 1864 Bath. From the burial register: Celia Jane Hodges, aged 28, of Margarets Buildings, was buried on 22 Dec 1865. The birth of daughter of George Davis was registered 1839 Bath, mother’s name: Allen. The birth of Edward Champion Davis was registered 1841 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Allen.


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In the 1841 census at Trim Street, Bath: George Davis, aged 50, painter & glazier, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Davis, aged 40, not born in Somerset, Ann Maria Davis, aged 15, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Ann Davis, aged 8, born in Somerset, Emily Jane Davis, aged 1, born in Somerset, Edwd Champion Davis, aged 4 months, born in Somerset, and a servant. The death of George Champion Davis, aged 56, was registered 1843 Bath. Will of George Champion Davis, Painter and Glazier of Bath, Somerset, date 11 Sep 1843, PROB 11/1985. In the 1851 census at 10 Northampton Buildings, bath: Elizabeth Davis, aged 50, fundholder, born at Marlborough, children: Emily Jane, aged 11, born at Bath, and James C, aged 10, born at Bath, and a visitor. In the 1861 census at 10 Northampton Buildings, Bath: Elizabeth Davis, aged 61, widow, fundholder, born at Marlborough (Wilts), children: Emily J, aged 21, needlewoman, born at Bath, and Edward, aged 20, cabinet maker, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 10 Northampton Place, Bath: Elizabeth Davis, aged 69, widow, monthly nurse, born at Marlborough (Wilts). From the burial register Elizabeth Davies, aged 72, of 13 Bladud Buildings, was buried on 11 May 1874.

4.G.2A William Gardner Lawrence (1828-1855)

North: SACRED

[TO] THE MEMORY OF .... GARDNER LAWRENCE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

JUNE 25TH 1855 AGED 27

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 5 Margarets Buildings, Bath: William Gardner Lawrence, aged 23 (6 journeymen), born at Calne (Wilts), wife Maria Sarah, aged 27, born at bath, and a servant.


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The death of William Lawrence, aged 27, was registered 1855 Bath. From the burial register: William H (!) Lawrence, aged 27, of Margarets Buildings, was buried on 4 Jul 1855. Will of William Gardner Lawrence, Baker of Bath, Somerset, date 9 Aug 1855, PROB 11/2218.

4.G.3 Herbert Taylor Lewis (1807-1852)

IN MEMORY OF HERBERT TAYLOR LEWIS ESQ LATE OF THE 40TH REGIMENT

WHO DIED NOVR 1ST 1852 AGED 45.

Slab. In the 1851 census at 15 Daffords Buildings, Bath: Herbert Lewis, aged 44, gentleman fundholder, born at Edinburgh, wife Anna, aged 41, born at Gorlestone (Suffolk), children: Emma, aged 13, born at Kensington, London, Herbert, aged 12, born at Broadstairs (Kent), Henry, aged 10, born at Ramsgate (Kent), and Laura, aged 3, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Herbert Taylor Lewis, aged about 45, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: Herbert Taylor Lewis, aged 45, of Daffords Buildings, was buried on 10 Nov 1852.

4.G.3A Frances Laura Avery (1828-1858)

Headstone. No inscription found. From the burial register: Frances Laura Avery, aged 30, of 5 Belvedere, was buried on 30 Oct 1858.


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4.G.4 John Hilliam (1790-1854) Margaret Hilliam (1790-1861)

IN MEMORY OF JOHN HILLIAM

WHO DIED AUGST 14TH 1854 AGED 64

ALSO MARGARET HILLIAM

WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED NOVR 1ST 1861

AGED 71

Slab. In the 1851 census at 6 Lower Camden Place, Bath: John Hillman (sic), aged 61, retired cabinet maker, born at Glarsthorn (Northants), wife Margaret, aged 60, born at Stamford (Lincs), and a servant. From the burial register: John Hilliam, aged 68, of Lower Camden Place, was buried on 18 Aug 1854. Will of John Hilliam, Gentleman of Walcot in the City of Bath, Somerset, date 30 Nov 1854, PROB 11/2200. In the 1861 census at 20 Bathwick Street, Bath: Margaret Hilliam, aged 70, widow, lodger, no occupation, born at Stamford (Lincs). From the burial register: Margaret Hilliam, aged 71, of Bathwick Street, was buried on 6 Nov 1861.

4.G.5 Henry Fry (1794-1853) Frederick John Fry (1841-1860)


HENRY FRY WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

APRIL 7TH 1853 AGED 50 YEARS

ALSO OF FREDERICK JOHN

SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT HASTINGS SEPTEMBER 19TH 1860

AGED 19 YEARS

Slab. The birth of Frederick John Fry was registered 1841/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Osburne.


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The birth of Henry Fry was registered 1843 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Osborne. In the 1851 census at 1 Beaufort Place, Bath: Henry Fry, aged 48, butcher, born at Polsham (Som), wife Harriet, aged 48, born at Olveston (Glos), children: Fredk, aged 9, born at Bath, and Henry, aged 7, born at Bath, and Ann Osborn, aged 16, niece, born at Olveston (Glos). From the burial register: Henry Fry, aged 58, of Beaufort Place, was buried on 14 Apr 1853.

4.G.5A Elizabeth Blackmore (1795-1853) Jane Blackmore (1767-1862)

North: ELIZABETH 3RD DAUGHTER OF

REVD R. BLACKMORE DIED MARCH 1ST 1853. AGED 57.

―•― [BLESSED] ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD FOR THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS


JANE RELICT OF THE REVD R. BLACK[MORE] LATE RECTOR OF DONHEAD ST MARY

WHO DIED AT BATH JANUARY 10TH 1862 IN THE 95TH YEAR [OF HER AGE]

―•― RESQUIESCAT IN PACE

Pitched 4 ways. The eastern side is obscured by an ant hill. There is a large crack at the eastern end. Will of Reverend Richard Blackmore, Rector, Clerk of Donhead Saint Mary, Wiltshire, date 16 May 1847, PROB 11/2051. In the 1851 census at Bathwick Rectory: Jane Blackmore, aged 83, widow, clergyman’s widow, born at Pool[e] (Dorset), children: Ann, aged 56, unmarried, lady, born at Shaftesbury (Dorset), and Elizabeth, aged 55, unmarried, born at Shaftesbury, and two servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Blackmore, aged 57, of 19 Charles Street, was buried on 8 Mar 1853. In the 1861 census at 19 Charles Street, Bath: Samuel Blackmore, aged 53, Member College Physicians London & of University of St Andrews Scotland practicing as physician, born at Shaftesbury (Dorset), wife Jane M, aged 62, born at Tunbridge (Kent), Jane Blackmore, aged 93, widow, mother, fundholder, born at Poole (Dorset), and three servants. From the burial register: Jane Blackmore, aged 94, of Charles Street, was buried on 17 Jan 1862.


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4.G.6 Edmund Augustus Monro (1808-1852) William Hector Monro (-1821)

TO THE MEMORY OF EDMUND AUGUSTUS MONRO CAPTAIN IN THE EAST INDIA

COMPANY’S SERVICE AND SECOND SON OF

LIEUTT GENL WILLIAM HECTOR MONRO

WHO DIED AT BATH SUDDENLY

OCTR 2ND 1852 AGED 44 YEARS

BEHOLD I TAKE AWAY THE DESIRE OF THINE EYES WITH A STROKE

Slab. Will of William Hector Munro or Monro, Lieutenant General in His Majesty's Service of Edmondsham House, Dorset, date 5 Mar 1821, PROB 11/1641. From the burial register: Edmund Monro, aged 43, of 9 Sion Place, was buried on 7 Oct 1852. Will of Edmund Augustus Monro of Bath, Somerset, date 3 Nov 1852, PROB 11/2162. From History of the Munros of Fowlis with genealogies of the principal families of the name: to which are added those of Lexington and New England by Alexander Mackenzie in a section on ‘Monro of Edmondsham’: General William Hector Monro, second son of Dr George Monro, VH, of Bearcrofts, was the first of this family. On the 30th of July, 1778, he joined the 51st Regiment of Foot as an Ensign, was appointed Lieutenant on the 9th of February, 1780, and Captain on the 31st of March, 1788. He exchanged into the 42nd Royal Highlanders, Black Watch, on the 8th of September, 1789. Having served with distinction in each of the above ranks at Minorca, and subsequently in the campaigns in Flanders, he was on the 2nd of September, 1794, promoted to his Majority in the Forty-Second, and on the 15th of November following was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel in the Caithness Legion. On the 1st of January, 1801, he was made Brevet Colonel, and was afterwards appointed Brigadier-General on the Staff in Ireland and Great Britain. In March, 1804, he received the appointment of Inspecting Field Officer of Volunteers. On the 25th of April, 1808, he became Major-General; and was subsequently placed on the Staff of the West Indies and in command of Barbadoes, Surinam, and other places there. He was also Governor of Trinidad. On the 4th of June,


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1813, he was made Lieutenant-General, and in 1816, was appointed D.L. for Dorsetshire. He married in 1796, Philadelphia Bower, heiress of Edmondsham, county of Dorset, with whom he acquired that property, and had issue — 1. Hector William Bower, his heir and successor, 2. Edmond Augustus, born on the 10th of March, 1808.

He was a Captain in the H.E.I.CS., and died on the 2nd of October, 1852, unmarried.

4.G.6A William Sutcliffe (1800-1852) Ann Louisa Sutcliffe (1807-1855)

East: THE FAMILY VAULT OF

WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE ESQRE OF ERRINGDON YORKSHIRE

AND GT BRAMINGHAM BEDFORDSHIRE AND OF BELMONT BATH

South, left:

THOMAS YOUNGEST SON OF

ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE DIED JUNE 19: 1829

AGED 20 YEARS

South, right: JANE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF

ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE DIED MAY 26: 1817

AGED 14 YEARS

CLARA HIS YOUNGEST DAUGHTER DIED JUNE 21: 1818

AGED 16 YEARS

West: THE REMAINS OF

ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE ALSO OF

JANE CLARA AND THOMAS WERE REMOVED TO THIS VAULT

IN MAY 1852

North, left:

Chest tomb on a stone platform. In the 1851 census at 4 Belmont, Bath: William Sutcliffe, aged 50, magistrate alderman barrister not practising landed proprietor, born at Bath, wife Ann L, aged 43, born at Bath, two visitors and three servants. From the burial book: William Sutcliffe, aged 51, of 4 Belmont, was buried on 14 May 1852. Also reburied here on 14 May were: Clara Sutcliife, Jane Sutcliffe, Robert Sutcliffe and Thomas Sutcliffe. Will of William Sutcliffe, Justice of the Peace of Bath, Somerset, date 31 Aug 1852, PROB 11/2158. From the burial book: Ann Louisa Sutcliffe, aged 48, of 4 Belmont, was buried on 17 Nov 1855.


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ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE OF ERRINGDON

IN THE COUNTY OF YORK AND OF BATH DIED DECR 22ND 1827

AGED 56 YEARS North, right:

RACHEL BOWYER WIFE OF

ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE DIED DECR 10TH 1828

AGED 58 YEARS BURIED AT COMPTON BERKSHIRE

Upper, south: ANN LOUISA SUTCLIFFE

WIDOW OF WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE ESQRE BORN JULY 18TH 1807 DIED NOVR 12TH 1855

IN SIMPLICITY AND GODLY SING...................................... BUT BY THE GRACE OF GOD SHE HAD HER CONVERSION .......

WHILST .......................................................

Upper, north:

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM SON OF ROBERT SUTCLIFFE ESQRE

BORN SEPTEMBER 4TH 1800 AND DIED MAY 7TH 1852

HIS DEATH WAS FELT AND LAMENTED AS A PUBLIC BEREAVEMENT BY ALL HIS FELLOW CITIZENS FOR HE HAD LIVED NOT TO HIMSELF

BUT TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND FOR THE TEMPORAL AND ETERNAL GOOD BLESSED IS THAT SERVANT WHOM HIS LORD WHEN HE COMETH SHALL ..... SO DOING

4.G.7 Anne Purdon (1771-1853) Simon Purdon

ANNA PURDON RELICT OF SIMON PURDON

OF CO CLARE IRELAND ESQRE BORN

APRIL 7TH 1771 DIED

JANUARY 3RD 1853 ―•―

CAN THESE BONES LIVE DANIEL 37C.3V

Slab.


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From the burial register: Anne Purdon, aged 81, of 16 Belmont, was buried on 8 Jan 1853.

4.G.7A Mary Howells (1781-1851) David Howells (1789-1859)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY HOWELLS

THE BELOVED WIFE OF DAVID HOWELLS

OF LARKHALL PLACE BATH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

ON THE 4TH OF MARCH 1851 AGED 69 YEARS

ALSO D. HOWELLS HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED MARCH 23RD 1859 AGED 69

Slab. From the burial register: Mary Howells, aged 69, of Lark Hall (sic) Place, was buried on 8 Mar 1851. In the 1851 census at 5 Larkhall Place, Bath: David Howells, aged 61, widower, superannuated supervisor of Excise, born at Abernant Carmarthenshire, and a servant. From the burial register: David Howells, aged 69, of Highbury Terrace, was buried on 29 Mar 1859.

4.G.8 Charles Redwood (1802-1854)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Charles Redwood, aged 51, of St Peter & Paul, was buried on 28 Apr 1854.

4.G.8A Edward Hollister Hague (1834-1849) Henry Hague (1842-1855)


EDWARD HOLLISTER HAGUE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

OCTOBER 9TH 1849 AGED 15 YEARS

SIDNEY GEORGE HAGUE DIE............. SE.............. ................

HENRY ...............

DIED .............

Slab. Lower part delaminated. The birth of Frederic Joshua Hague was registered 1838/Q1 Clifton. Baptised on 25 Feb 1839 at SS Philip & Jacob, Bristol: Frederick Joshua Hague, son of Joshua & Rebecca Hague [IGI].


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The birth of William Byard Hague was registered 1839/Q4 Clifton. Baptised on 13 Oct 1839 at SS Philip & Jacob, Bristol: William Byard Hague, son of Joshua & Rebeccah Hague [IGI]. The birth of Henry Decimus Hague was registered 1842/Q2 Clifton. Baptised on 24 Apr 1842 at SS Philip & Jacob, Bristol: Henry Decimus Hague, son of Joshua & Rebecca Hague [IGI]. The birth of Emily Eliza Hague was registered 1844/Q4 Melksham. The death of Edward Hollister Hague, aged 15, was registered 1849/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Hollister Hague, aged 15, of 8 London Street, was buried on 12 Oct 1849. In the 1851 at the Malt & Hops public house, Corn Street, Bath: Joshua Haque, aged 49, victualler, born at Westbury (Wilts), wife Rebecca, aged 48, born at Bath, children: Harriet, aged 23, born at Hillsley (Glos), Mary A, aged 19, born at Bristol, Frederick, aged 13, born at Bristol, William, aged 11, born at Bristol, and Emily, aged 6, born at Trowbridge, and a servant. The death of Henry Decimus Hague, aged 13, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Hague, aged 13, of St James parish, was buried on 13 Jul 1855. In the 1861 census at 4 Widcombe Parade, Bath: Joshua Hague, aged 59, victualler, born at Westbury (Wilts), wife Rebecca, aged 58, born at Bath, children: Mary A, aged 29, born at Bristol, William, aged 21, watchmaker, born at Bristol, and Emily, aged 16, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), and a servant.

4.G.9 Frances Laura Adams (1857-1858) Fanny Howard Adams (1861)

No memorial found. The birth of Frances Laura Adams was registered 1857/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fielden. The death of Frances Laura Adams, aged 1, was registered 1858/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Frances Laura Adams, aged 1, of Axford Buildings, was buried on 26 Nov 1858. The birth of Fanny Heward Adams was registered 1860/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fielden. The death of Fanny Howard Adams,


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aged 0, was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Fanny Howard Adams, aged 0, was buried on 28 Apr 1861.

4.G.9A William Gillett (1798-1851)


WILLIAM GILLETT WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE SEPTEMBER 11TH 1851 AGED 53

WEEP FOR YOURSELVES – WITH GODLY SORROW WEEP

BUT NOT FOR THOSE WHO IN THEIR SAVIOUR SLEEP

THEIR CONFLICTS NOW ARE PAST – THEIR SORROW O’ER THEY SHOUT FOR GLADNESS AND SHALL WEEP NO MORE

BY FOND AFFECTION, TO THY FRIENDS ENDEARED, FOR FAITH AND WORKS, BY AL REVERED,

GO, HAPPY, SPIRIT TO THE REALMS ABOVE

AND REST FOR EVER IN THY SAVIOURS LOVE

Pitched 4 ways. Southern and eastern faces delaminated. In the 1851 census at 17 Kingsmead Terrace, Bath: William Gillett, aged 53, annuitant & shareholder, wife Matilda, aged 48, born at St Pancras (Middx), eight children and a servant. From the burial register: William Gillett, aged 53, of 3 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 18 Sep 1851. In the 1861 census at 7 Upper Camden Place, Bath Matilda Gillett, aged 58, widow, landed proprietor, born at Edmonton (Middx), six children and a grand-daughter.

4.G.10 Francis Holbrook (1820-1853) James Tucker (1806-1874) Mary Anna Wrayford Palmer (1813-1881)

IN MEMORY OF FRANCIS HOLB[ROOK]

LATE OF BATH WHO DIED MAY .. ....

AGED 32


JAMES TUCKER WHO DIED AUGUST .. ....

Slab. Cracked and partly delaminated. The incised inscription is weathered. In the 1851 census at 3 Belvedere, Bath: Francis Holbrook, aged 30, licensed brewer, born at Marksbury (Som), wife Mary Ann, aged 35, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Francis Holbrook, aged 32, of 3 Belvedere, was buried on 11 may 1853. Will of Francis Holbrook, Licensed Victualler of Walcot, Somerset, date 13 Aug 1853, PROB 11/2177. In the 1871 census at 12 Prospect Place, Bath: James Tucker, aged 63, gentleman, born at High Littleton (Som), and wife Mary Anna R, aged 54, born at Walcot, Bath. From the burial register: James Tucker, aged 68, of 12 Prospect Place, was buried on 31 Aug 1874. From the burial register: Mary Anna Wrayford Palmer, aged 67, of 12 Prospect Place, was buried on 14 Feb 1881.


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4.G.11 Honor Husey (1782-1852)

North: [TO] THE MEMORY OF

HONOR HUSEY WHO DIED IN THE CITY OF BATH

THE 16TH OF AUGUST 1852 AGED 69 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. Partly delaminated. The death of Honor Hussey (sic), aged 70, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: Honor Husey, aged 70, of 3 Beaufort Bldgs West, was buried on 21 Aug 1852. Will of Honer Husey, Spinster of Bathford near the City of Bath, Somerset, date 9 Sep 1852, PROB 11/1852.

4.G.11A Harriet Annie Cumberledge (1839-1852) Edward Altham Cumberledge Charlotte Cumberledge

North: HARRIETT ANNIE ELDEST CHILD OF

LIEUT COLONEL EDWARD ALTHAM AND CHARLOTTE CUMBERLEDGE DIED THE 13TH OF JANUARY 1852

AGED 12 YEARS.

Pitched 4 ways. From The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany Vol 17 May-Aug 1835 p244: 73d N.I. Lieut. and Brev. Capt. E. A. Cumberledge to be capt. of a comp., and Ens. J. N. Marshall to be lieut. in suc. to capt. R. Armstrong retired, with rank from 18th Dec. 1834, v. Capt. R. Home prom.-(The prom. of Lieut. E. A. Cumberledge, to be capt. by brevet, cancelled.) Edward Altham Cumberledge. Born 19 Mar 1843. Died 07 Jan 1844. Son of Capt. NI Cumberledge of the Bengal Army and Fanny Cumberledge. St. Paul's Church Cemetery, Rondebosch, Cape Town, Western Cape.


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Baptised on 26 Jan 1845 at Delhi: Emma Jane Cumberledge, daughter of Edward & Charlotte Cumberledge, date of birth: 9 Dec 1844 [IGI]. The death of Harriet Annie Cumberledge, aged 12, was registered 1852 Bath. From the burial register: Harriet A Cumberledge, aged 12, of 8 Belmont, was buried on 21 Jan 1852.

4.G.12A Marianne Bell (1817-1852) V Charles Bell

TO THE FONDLY CHERISHED MEMORY OF

MARIANNE BELL WIFE OF V. CHARLES BELL ESQR, _._

NOT TO COMMEMORATE

THE ENDEARING AND WINNING TALENTS

OF A GUILELESS AND ACCOMPLISHED MIND

BUT THAT SORROWING FRIENDS MAY KNOW THE SPOT WHEREIN REPOSE

THE MORTAL REMAINS OF HER WHOM IN LIFE THEY DEARLY LOVED IS THIS MONUMENT PLACED HERE

SHE RESIGNED HER SWEET SPIRIT

TO THE HANDS OF HER THE__ G____ ON THE 3RD OF AUGUST 18[52]

THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD [HAST] TAKEN AWAY. BLESSED BE [THE NAME] OF THE LORD.” JOB 1.21

Tomb with lead lettering on the flat, upper surface. Some of the lead has gone. From the burial register: Marianne Bell, aged 35, of 15 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 7 Aug 1852.

4.G.13 Charles Pattison Tinling (1838-1853) William Harkness Tinling (1840-1855) Augusta Amelia Lys Tinling (1845-1859)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES PATTISON

SON OF MAJOR TINLING

LATE 74TH HIGHLANDERS

DIED APRIL 4TH 1853 AGED 15 YEARS

―•― THY ROD AND THY STAFF THEY

COMFORT ME ―•― ALSO WILLIAM HARKNESS

SON OF THE ABOVE

Slab. Ant hill on part of the northern side. From The Times of 24 Feb 1835, page 6:


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MAJOR TINLING DIED AUGUST 23RD 1855

IN HIS 16TH YEAR ALSO AUG[USTA AMELIA LYS] DAUGHTER [OF THE ABOVE]

DIED .............. AGED 14 ................

I HAVE TRUST .................... I SHALL NOT ......................

On the 18th inst., at St. Mary’s, Cheltenham, by the Rev. F. Close, Charles Hugh Lyle Tinling, Esq., Captain in the 3d Regiment, to Frances Wentworth, only daughter of the late Major-General Tinling, of the Grenadier Guards. The birth of Charles Patison Tinling was registered 1838/Q2 Cheltenham. The birth of William Harkness Tinling was registered 1840/2 Cheltenham. The birth of Augusta Amelia Lys Tinling was registered 1845/Q1 Cheltenham. The birth of an unnamed son of Charles Hugh Lyle Tinling was registered 1849 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tinling. In the 1851 census at 8 Alfred Street, Bath: Charles L Tinling, aged 54, Major Army unattached, born in the West Indies British Subject, wife Frances W, aged 40, born in America British Subject, children: Charles P, aged 13, born at Cheltenham, William H, aged 11, born at Cheltenham, John I, aged 8, born at Cheltenham, Augusta L, aged 6, born at Cheltenham, George V, aged 3, born at Glasgow, and Edward B, aged 1, born at Bath, Jane Tinling, aged 55, unmarried, sister, lady, born in the West Indies British Subject, and four servants. The death of Charles Pattison Tinling, aged 15, was registered 1853 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Pattison Tinling, aged 15, of 8 Alfred Street, was buried on 9 Apr 1853. The death of William Harkness Tinling, aged 15, was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: William Har[k]ness Tinling, aged 15, of 8 Alfred Street, was buried on 28 Aug 1855. The death of Augusta Amelia Lys Tinling was registered 1859/Q1 Clifton. From the burial register: Augusta Amelia Lys Tinling, aged 14, of Clifton, was buried on 31 Mar 1859. The death of Charles Hugh Lyle Tinling was registered 1864/Q1 Portsea. From The Times of 10 Mar 1864, page 1 in a list of deaths: On the 6th inst., at his residence, Hamilton Villa, Southsea, Major Charles H. L. Tinling, late of the 74th Highlanders.


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From The Times of 6 Apr 1886, page 1 in a list of deaths: On the 1st April, at her residence, 12, Clarendon-road, Southsea, Frances Wentworth Tinling, widow of the late Major Charles Hugh Lyle Tinling, formerly H.M., 74th Highlanders, and daughter of the late Major-General Isaac Tinling.

4.G.13A Caroline Woolridge (1780-1852)

South: Caroline Woolridge Died Janry XXI MDCCCLII

East: Aged LXXI

North: Her children arise up and call her blessed.

Tomb, pitched 2 ways with raised surface cross. The incised inscription in gothic script is on a band around the middle of the sides. About 40% of the upper surface is delaminated. Part of the southern band, on the right-hand side is missing. In the 1851 census at 13 Catherine Place, Bath: Caroline Woolridge, aged 70, widow, fundholder pensioner &c, born at Penzance, son Samuel O, aged 37, unmarried, Lieut ... half pay, born at Penzance, and two servants. From the burial register: Caroline Woolridge, aged 71, of 13 Catharine Place, was buried on 27Jan 1852.

4.G.14 John James Pooley (1852-1855) Jemima Pooley (1825-1860)

JOHNNIE AND

MAMMA.

Small headstone. The birth of Mary Helen Pooley was registered 1850 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Martin.


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In the 1851 census at 8 George Street, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 32, chemist, born at Bath, wife Jemima F, aged 25, born in Scotland, daughter Mary H, aged 7 months, born at Bath, Henry Pooley, aged 15, brother, bookseller apprentice, born at Bath, an apprentice, two servants and a visitor. The birth of John James Pooley was registered 1852 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Martin. From the burial register: John James Pooley, aged 3, of George Street, was buried on 10 Dec 1855. From the burial register: Jemima Pooley, aged 34, of Widcombe, was buried on 8 Mar1860. In the 1861 census at 8 George Street, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 42, widower, master chemist, born at Bath, Sarah Pooley, aged 64, widow, mother, independent, born at Bath, Helen Pooley, aged 34, unmarried, sister, governess, born at Bath, an assistant and a servant.

4.G.14A Amelia Sarah Jaques (1824-1852) Emile Jaques (1824-)

ICI REPOSE EMILIE

EPOUSE ADOREE D’EMI[LE] JAQUES ENLEVEE A SON AMOUR

LE 4 MARS 1852 A L’AGE DE 27 ―

Headstone. The marriage of Emile Jaques to Amelia Sarah Pooley at St Swithin’s, Walcot, was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. In the 1851 census at 7 Edgar Buildings, Bath: Emile Jaques, aged 26, professor of pianoforte, born in Switzerland, and wife Emily, aged 26, born at Bath. The death of Amelia Sarah Jaques, aged 28, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. No entry in the burial order book.


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In the 1861 census at 7 Springfield Place, Bath: Emile Jaques, aged 36, widower, professor of the piano forte, born in Switzerland, Adrienne Jaques, aged 22, unmarried, sister, born in Switzerland, and two servants.

4.G.15 Charles Pooley (1780-1852) Sarah Pooley (1796-1866)

TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES POOLEY

LATE OF GEORGE STREET BATH FORMERLY OF BLANDFORD DORSET

WHO DIED JULY 30TH 1852 AGED 72 YEARS

ALSO OF SARAH POOLEY

RELICT OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JAN 11TH 1866

AGED 69 YEARS THEY SHALL BE ...E SAITH THE LORD IN THAT DAY WHEN I WILL MAKE UP MY JEWELS

Pointed headstone. Delaminating in lower section, although currently intact. In the 1851 census at 6 Walcot Parade, Bath: Charles Pooley, aged 70, retired druggist, born at Plympton St Maurice (Devon), wife Sarah, aged 54, born at Bath, daughter Alice, aged 22, daily governess, born at Bath, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: Charles Pooley, aged 72, of 6 Walcot Parade, was buried on 3 Aug 1852. In the 1861 census at 8 George Street, Bath: John C Pooley, aged 42, widower, master chemist, born at Bath, Sarah Pooley, aged 64, widow, mother, independent, born at Bath, Helen Pooley, aged 34, unmarried, sister, governess, born at Bath, an assistant and a servant. From the burial register: Sarah Pooley, aged 70, of 14 Belmont, was buried on 15 Jan 1866.

4.G.15A Patrick Leslie Dalrymple (1833-1852)


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Small obelisk on a sandstone base (edges 2’). The base is weathered and no inscription was found. The death of Patrick Leslie Dalrymple, aged 18, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Patrick Leslie Dalrymple, aged 19, of New King Street, was buried on 3 Aug 1852. (There was a baptism of a Patrick Leslie Dalrymple on 26 Feb 1828 in Tasmania but the age at death would indicate a birth circa 1833.)

4.G.16 Katherine Elizabeth Maclaren (1825-1852)

No memorial found. The death of Catherine McLaren, aged 27, was registered 1852/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Katherine Elizabeth Maclaren, aged 27, of Bathwick, was buried on 5 Sep 1852.

4.G.16A Richard Carpenter Pooley (1786-1859) Alice Spear (1828-1869) George Spear (1839-1904)

Headstone with high edging. The headstone is weathered and no inscription was found. In the 1851 census at 8 Lower Camden Place, Bath: Richard Pooley, aged 65, unmarried & fundholder, born at Blandford (Dorset), and a servant. From the burial register: Richard Carpenter Pooley, aged 73, of Lower Camden Place, was buried on 14 Sep 1859. The birth of George Spear was registered 1839/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hall. In the 1851 census at 39 Dafford Street, Bath: Benjamin Spear, aged 43, shoemaker, born at Whitchurch (Som), wife Amelia, aged 40, born at Dolton (Wilts), and children: Amelia, aged 13, born at Bath, George,


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aged 12, born at Bath, Henrietta, aged 9, born at Bath, Frank, aged 6, born at Bath, Edward, aged 2, born at Bath, and William, aged 2, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at 2 Margarets Place, Walcot, Bath: Benjamin Spear, aged 53, widower, boot maker, born at Whitchurch (Som), and children: George, aged 22, chemist’s porter, born at Bath, Henrietta, aged 19, shoe binder, born at Bath, Frank, aged 16, boot closer, born at Bath, Edward, aged 13, porter’s boy, born at Bath, and William, aged 12, errand boy, born at Bath. The death of Alice Spear, aged 41, was registered 1869/Q4 Portsea. From the burial register: Alice Spear, aged 41, of Portsea, was buried on 2 Dec 1869. In the 1891 census at 1 Albert Terrace, Preston (Lancs): George Spear, aged 51, widower, general registered preactitioner, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: George Spear, aged 65, of 94 St John Hill [London] SW, was buried on 3 Jan 1905.

4.G.17 William Betty (-1810) Sarah Betty (1770-1852)


WILLIAM BETTY ESQRE WHO DIED AT VEZAGAPATAM

ON TH ........... 1810 AND

SARAH HIS WIFE WHO DIED INTHIS CITY

NOV. 27TH 1852 AGED 82 YEARS

Slab. Baptised on 4 Oct 1809 at Vizagapatam, Madras, India: Arabella Ann Betty, daughter of William & Srah Btty, date of birth: 7 Sep 1809. In the 1851 census at 9 Percy Place, Bath: Sarah Betty, aged 81, widow, annuitant, born in Berkshire, Isabella Miller, aged 39, widow, daughter, annuitant, born in the East Indies BS, and two servants. From the burial register: Sarah Betty, aged 82, of Cleveland Place, was buried on 3 Dec 1852.


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Vezagapatam (now Visakhapatam) is a port on the Coromandel Cost of Andra Pradesh, India. Petition of Mr. Oliver Against The Directors of The East India Company Hansard HC Deb 18 June 1811 vol 20 cc694-7 has a reference to “the government of Fort St. George sent fresh articles of accusation against the petitioner, and required the Committee to proceed thereon; and that the new criminatory matters depended solely on the assertion of an individual of the name of William Betty, and were submitted in the form of a letter forwarded to the government of Fort St. George after the writer of the said letter had been dismissed from the Company's service by the sentence of a court martial, and after he had already embarked and was on his passage”. From The British Medical Journal Vol. 1, No. 3346 (Feb. 14, 1925), p. 318 in an article entitled “Duelling In India”: “Surgeon William Betty, of the Madras Service, was tried by court martial and cashiered on October 6th, 1803, for having killed, on September 7th, 1802, Lieut.-Colonel Sir Robert Hamilton, of the Bengal Army, in a duel at Amboyna, a small island in the Malay Archipelago, where they were present on military duty. Why Betty was tried by court martial, instead of being sent for trial by the Supreme Court, is not quite clear, but Amboyna was not British territory; it was therefore not within the jurisdiction of the Indian courts, and Hamilton and Betty were there on military duty. ... The order of court, quoted below, suggests that the court martial was rather for other breaches of military duty than for the duel itself. Two years later Betty was restored to the service by the Court of Directors, by an order dated April 18th, 1805, in which they state:

“We have been influenced in our decision upon Mr. Betty’s case by the peculiar circumstances of his long arrest previous to his trial, and of his having been acquitted of all the charges brought againt him, expect that of breaking his arrest, in which he appears to have acted more from an error of judgment than intentional disobedience, and likewise by the very strong and unanimous recommendation of the court martial in his favour.”


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From this order it seems that Betty must have been acquitted of the more serious charges and convicted only of a more or less technical offence. Presumably Hamilton was the aggressor and challenger.”

4.G.17A Charlotte Augusta Wolridge (1819-1861)

Headstone. Delaminated white marble shield attached to this at one time but shows no sign of an inscription. On 2 Sep 1847 at St Pancras church (Middx): James Wolrige, bachelor, gentleman, of St Pancras, son of John Wolrige, Colonel in the Army, married Charlotte Augusta Field, spinster, of St Pancras, daughter of Joseph Field (deceased). The death of Charlotte Augusta Wolrige was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charlotte Augusta Wolridge, aged 41, of Norfolk Crescent, was buried on 5 Jan 1861. From the National Probate Calendar 1861: 10 September. Special Letters of Administration (with the Will annexed) of all and singular the Personal estate and effects of Charlotte Augusta Wolrige (Wife of James Wolrige) late of 12 Norfolk-crescent aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to the said James Wolrige of 12 Norfolk-crescent aforesaid Gentleman the lawful Husband of the said Deceased and the sole Executor named in the said Will he having been first sworn. Effects under £100.

4.G.18 David Falconer (1794-1857) Magdalene Falconer (1792-1880)

South: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF DAVID FALCONER ESQR

SUPERINTENDENT SURGEON MADRAS MEDICAL SERVICE WHO DIED NOVR 8TH 1857

AGED 63.

North: ALSO

IN MEMORY OF MAGDALENE WIDOW OF

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DAVID FALCONER DIED 26TH AUGUST 1880

AGED 88 YEARS

Possible marriage: in 1822 at Killaloe (Munster) David Falconer married Magdalen Fraser [IGI]. From the Asiatic Journal Vol XV Jan-Jun 1823 in a section on Madras on p426 Sept. 3. Messrs David Falconer and Alexander Stuart are admitted on the Establishment as Assist. Surgeons. From the burial register: David Falconer, aged 63, of Lambridge, was buried on 11 Nov 1857. Will of David Falconer, Superintendant Surgeon in the Honorable East India Company's Service of No 31 Rochester Road Camden Town, Middlesex, date 24 Dec 1857, PROB 11/2261. In the 1861 census at 74 Crystal Terrace, Moss Side (Lancs): Robert Fraser, aged 38, widower, general commission agent, born in Ireland, Magdalene Falconer, aged 65, widow, fundholder, born in Ireland, Ellen A Murray, aged 12, niece, born in Ireland, a visitor and two servants. From the burial register: Magdalene Falconer, aged 88, of 30 Mornington Road, London, was buried on 31 Aug 1880. From the National Probate Calendar 1880: 1 November. The Will with two Codicils of Magdalene Falconer late of 30 Mornington-road Camden Town in the County of Middlesex Widow who died 26 August 1880 at 30 Mornington-road was proved at the Principal Registry by Charles Henry Beckingham of 73 Mornington-road Cigar Merchant and Charles Alexander Beckingham of 6 Palmer’s-Green-villas Southgate in the said County Silk Merchant the Executors. Personal Estate under £12,000.

4.G.18A James Staunton Lambert (1789-1867) Camden Elizabeth Lambert (1805-1874)

South: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES STAUNTON LAMBERT

BORN 5TH MARCH 1789. DIED 1ST JULY 1867

“IN THE LORD I PUT MY TRUST.”

North:

ALSO OF THE HONOURABLE CAMDEN LAMBERT

WIDOW OF JAMES STAUNTON LAMBERT

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AND DAUGHTER OF THE NINTH BARON KIRCUDBRIGHT BORN 24TH DECR 1805 DIED 1ST JULY 1874

“HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.”

James Staunton Lambert, born in 1789, son of Walter Lambert and Catherine Staunton, married in 1832 at East Teignmouth [IGI] Camden Elizabeth McClellan, daughter of Camden Gray McClellan, 9th Baron Kirkbudbright. In the 1861 census at 2 Camden Place, Bath: The Hon[orab]le James S Lambert, aged 72, landed proprietor Deputy Lieut Justice of Peace co Galway Ireland, born in county Galway, Ireland, wife Camden Elzth, aged 55, daughter of a Scotch Peer, born at Caridd, S Wales, two sons, a visitor and four servants. From the burial register: James Staunten (sic) Lambert, aged 78, of East Budleigh, Devon, was buried on 6 Jul 1867. From the burial register: Camden Lambert, aged 68, of Clifton, was buried on 6 Jul 1874. From the National University of Ireland, Galway’s Landed Estate Database: “The estate of James Staunton Lambert amounting to 10,724 acres in the baronies of Dunkellin, Kilconnell, Clare and Moycullen county Galway and in the barony of Clanmorris, county Mayo was advertised for sale in 1855 and the sales rental includes lithographs of Cregaclare and Waterdale houses. A large portion of these estates was purchased by Lord Clanmorris. ... This branch of the Lambert family is documented in the collection of S. & R.C. Walker, solicitors, in the National Archives.” The Bar-Sinister or Memoirs of An Illegitimate Founded on Fact by C E L, London: Smith Elder & Co 1836 is ascribed to Camden Elizabeth Lambert. The 2-page dedication ends ‘C.E.L. Creg Clare, County Galway 14th January, 1836.”. The marriage of Camden Grey McClellan (1774-1832) to Sarah Gorges/Sarah Gorges Thomas is given in the IGI as either Bruges in 1805 or Paris in 1819. He succeeded to the title from his brother Sholto Henry MacClellan (1771-1827) who served in the Foot Guards and lived in England. The picture by James Gillray entitled “Lordly Elevation" (1802), is said to be of Sholto Henry MacClellan. From The Gentleman’s Magazine vol 97 Jan-Jun 1827 p562:

April 16 – At his residence, Raeberry Lodge, Southampton, aged 55, the Right Hon. Sholto Henry Maclellan, eight Lord Kirkcudbright.


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His Lordship was born August 15, 1771, the eldest son of John the seventh Lord, by Miss Bannister, of the Isle of Wight. He was formerly of the foot-guards, and married March 28, Miss Cantes, but has left no issue. He was short in stature, and somewhat deformed in person. With some eccentricities, he possessed many good qualities. He is succeeded by his only brother, Camden-Grey, an officer in the guards. See also 4.F.18A.

4.G.19 William Williams (1822-1851)

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM WILLIAMS

LATE OF MONMOUTH WHO DIED FEBRY 22ND 1851

AGED 28.

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: William Williams, aged 28, of 3 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 1 Mar 1851.

4.G.19A Lawrence Copeland (1826-1853) Thomas Walmesley Copeland Margaret Copeland (1800-1889)

LAWRENCE SECOND SON OF THOMAS

AND MARGARET COPELAND OF EVERTON LIVERPOOL BORN 23RD OCTR 1826, DIED 30TH JUNE 1853.

Headstone with a rounded top with the incised inscription in a recessed surface. On 11 Aug 1821 at St Mark’s, Liverpool Thomas Walmesley Copeland married Margaret Lund [IGI].


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Baptised on 1 Dec 1826 at St Peter’s, Liverpool, Lawrence Copeland, son of Thomas Walmesley Copeland & Margaret [IGI]. In the 1841 census at Netherfield Road, Everton (Lancs): Margaret Copeland, aged 40, ind[ependent], born in Lancashire, Anna Copeland, aged 15, born in Lancashire, James Copeland, aged 15, born in Lancashire, Lawrence Copeland, aged 10, born in Lancashire, Walmesby Copeland, aged 8, born in Lancashire, and three servants. In the 1851 census at Birch House, Fazackerley (Lancs): Margaret Copeland, aged 51, widow, annuitant, born at Liverpool, children: James L, aged 26, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Liverpool, Lawrence, aged 24, unmarried, soap boiler oil & tallow merchant, born at Liverpool, William H, aged 21, W I merchant, born at Liverpool, and Thomas W, aged 18, born at Liverpool, a visitor, and three servants. The death of Lawrence Copeland, aged 26, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Lawrence Copeland, aged 26, of 9 Russell Street, was buried on 5 Jul 1853. In the 1881 census at 15 Newbold Street, Leamington Priors (Warks): Margaret Copeland, aged 81, widow, annuitant, born at Liverpool, James Dand_ Copeland, aged 56, unmarried, son, annuitant, born at Liverpool, John L Green, aged 25, unmarried, grandson, B.A. Cantab, born at Shepton le Moyne (Glos), and three servants. The death of Margaret Copeland, aged 89, was registered 1889/Q1 Warwick.

4.G.20-20A

John Acres (1772-1854) Margaret Acres (1781-1860)

South: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN ACRES ESQRE

BORN 13TH FEBRUARY 1772. DIED 1ST DECEMBER 1854.

MARK THE PERFECT MAN, AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT ....

... OF THAT MAN IS PEACE PSALM XXXVII. VERSE 37

North:


MARGARET

Pitched 4 ways. Double-width. Bath & NE Somerset Record Office BC 134/184 - date: 1821: Draft Lease of the Kings Arms in Walcot Street for 14 years. Charles Phillott to John Acres.


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WIDOW OF THE SAID JOHN ACRES

BORN JUNE 25TH 1781. DIED JULY 20TH 1860 “REST IN THE LORD AND WAIT PATIENTLY FOR HIM”

PSALM 37

In the 1841 census at Fair Lawn House, Weston-super-Mare: John Acres, aged 69, independent, not born in Somerset, Margaret Acres, aged 55, born in Somerset, Ann Acres, aged 20, born in Somerset, and three servants. In the 1851 census at Fairlawn House, Weston-super-Mare: John Acres, aged 79, retired brewer, born at Crediton (Devon), wife Margaret, aged 69, born at St James, Bath, a visitor and two servants. The death of John Acres, aged 83, was registered 1854/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: John Acres, aged 82, of 11 Great Bedford Street, was buried on 9 Dec 1854. The death of Margaret Acres, aged 79, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Acres, aged 79, of 15 Belmont, was buried on 27 Jul 1860.

4.G.21 Gethyn Edmund Bagshawe (1848-1849) Percival Maud Bagshawe (1850-1851) Elizabeth Anne Bagshawe (1816-1879) Edmund Lloyd Bagshawe (1808-1885)

GETHYN EDMUND SECOND SON OF

EDMUND LLOYD AND ELIZTH ANNE BAGSHAWE BORN 25TH JUNE 1848.

DIED AT WESTON SUPER MARE 21ST NOVEMBER 1849.

ALSO

PERCIVAL MAUD THIRD SON AND TWIN CHILD

OF THE ABOVE BORN 11TH OCTOBER 1850, DIED 26TH NOVEMBER 1851.

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME MARK C.X.V.14.

ALSO THE ABOVE NAMED

ELIZTH ANNE BAGSHAWE BORN 28TH AUGUST 1816.

DIED 14TH MAY 1879. BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD MATT.V.8

ALSO THE ABOVE

The marriage of Edmund Lloyd Bagshawe to Elizabeth Anne Acres at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1842/Q4 Bath. The birth of Gethyn Edmund Bagshawe was registered 1848/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acres. The death of Gethyn Edmund Bagshawe was registered 1849/Q4 Axbridge. No entry found in the burial order book. Possibly buried at Weston-super-Mare. The birth of Percival Maud Bagshawe was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acres.


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EDMUND LLOYD BAGSHAWE BORN 7TH DECEMBER 1808. DIED 22ND SEPTEMBER 1885.

THEY ARE ONLY GLAD BECAUSE THEY ARE AT REST AND SO HE BRINGETH THEM UNTO THE HAVEN WHERE THEY WOULD BE PSALM CVII VERSE 30

From the burial register: Percival Maude Bagshaw, aged 1, of Russell Street, was buried on 3 Dec 1851. In the 1861 census at 34 Rivers Street, Bath: Edmund L Bagshawe, aged 52, F R Col Surg Eng: Ass Surg 2nd Somerset ... Co. Practising surgeon, born at Norton (Derbys), wife Elizabeth A, aged 44, born at Bath, children: Ada, aged 16, born at Bath, Cecil, aged 14, born at Bath, Margaret H, aged 10, born at Bath, and Edmund A, aged 6, born at Bath, a visitor and four servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Anne Bagshawe, aged 62, of 13 St James’s Square, was buried on 19 May 1879. In the 1881 census at 13 St James Square, Bath: Edmund Lloyd Bagshawe, aged 72, widower, retired surgeon R C of Surgeons ..., born at Norton (Derbys), Edmund A, aged 26, son, married, student at Law Bachelor of Arts, born at Bath, Margaret E Bagshaw, aged 30, unmarried, daughter, father’s housekeeper, born at Bath, Mary C A Bagshawe, aged 23, married, daughter-in-law, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Edmund Lloyd Bagshawe, aged 76, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Edmund Lloyd Bagshawe, aged 76, of St James’s Square, was buried on 29 Sep 1885. From Alumni Oxonienses: Bagshawe, Edmund Acres, 4s. Edmund Lloyd, of Walcott, near Bath, arm. TRINITY COLL., matric. 22 May 1874, aged 19. B.A. 1877, M.A. 1881, bar.-in-law, Middle Temple, 17 Nov., 1884. See Foster’s Men at the Bar.

4.G.21A Thomas Fry (1774-1860) Mary Ann Fry (1797-1863) William Chambers Bagshawe (1771-1832) Helen Bagshawe (1770-1843)

THOMAS FRY M.A. RECTOR OF EMBERTON, BUCKS,

56 YEARS. BORN 10TH DECR 1774. DIED 27TH MARCH 1860.

― SUOE FUI IN TEMPORE

ETERNITATE COGNOSGENDUM. ―

MARY ANN RELICT OF THOMAS FRY

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE


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SIR WM. C. & DAME HELEN BAGSHAWE OF THE OAKS, IN THE COUNTY OF DERBY.

BORN AT GLANDFORD BRIDGE. LINCOLNSHIRE.

NOVEMBER 25TH 1797, DIED FEBRUARY 22ND 1863.

― I COR: I C: 30 V.

William Chambers Darling was born on 20 Feb 1771 at St Giles, Cripplegate, London, son of Ralph Darling & Elizabeth Chambers, and married on 3 May 1792 at St Giles Cripplegate Helen Richard [IGI]. Baptised on 27 Dec 1797 at Wrawby (Lincs): Mary Ann Darling, daughter of Wm Chambers Darling & Mary Ann [IGI]. In the 1851 census at 36 Bathwick Street, Bath: Thomas Fry, aged 76, rector of Emberton Bucks, born at Axbridge (Som), wife Mary Ann, aged 53, born at Brigg (Lincs), and three servants. The death of Thomas Fry, aged 85, was registered 1860/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Fry, aged 85, of Bathwick, was buried on 31 Mar 1860. The death of Mary Ann Fry, aged 65, was registered 1863/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Fry, aged 66, of Bathwick, was buried on 26 Feb 1863. From A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland Enjoying Territorial Possessions Or High Official Rank: But Uninvested with Heritable Honours by John Burke, London: Henry Colburn, 1836 p31: “Sir William Chambers Bagshawe, who was a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for the West Riding of Yorkshire, and for the county of Derby, and also in the commission of the peace for Lancashire, died 29th June, 1832, and was s. by his eldest son, the present WILLIAM-JOHN BAGSHAWE, esq., of Wormhill Hall, and of the Oakes.” From Gentleman’s Magazine vol CII Jul-Dec 1832 p93 in a list of deaths: June 29. At Bath, Sir Wm. Chambers Bagshawe, of the Oakes, Derbyshire. He exchanged the name of Darling for Bagshawe in 1801; and was knighted when High Sheriff of Derbyshire, March 24, 1806. Will of Sir William Chambers Bagshawe of Norton , Derbyshire, date 28 Jul 1832, PROB 11/1802. The death of Helen Bagshawe, aged 73, was registered 1843/Q3 Bath.


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Bagshawe genealogy: descendants of Sir William Chambers Bagshawe & Lady Helen, copy held at The Society of Genealogists, London FH/BAG.

4.G.22 Edward Arthur Bagshawe (1830-1862) Jane Bagshawe (1824-1915)


REVD. ED. ARTHUR BAGSHAWE, M.A. ST. JOHN’S COLL. CAMBRIDGE

ELDEST SON OF THE REVD. E.B. BAGSHAWE. M.A.

RECTOR OF EYAM, DERBYSHIRE, DIED AT CLIFTON, JULY 8TH 1862,

AGED 32 YEARS. ―

“......... THAT I SHOULD GLORY SAVE IN THE CROSS OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST”

GAL. VI.14

― ALSO OF

____ WIDOW OF THE ABOVE EDWARD ARTHUR BAGSHAWE

BORN 26TH AUGUST 1824. DIED 17TH SEPTEMBER 1915.

― ............... TO DIE IS GAIN

The marriage of Edward Arthur Bagshawe was registered 1855/Q3 Clutton. In the 1861 census at 1 Dou___ House, Clifton: Edmund Aurthur Bagshaw, aged 31, lodger, clergyman Ch of England without cure of souls, born at Eyden (Derbys), wife Jane, aged 36, born at Islington (Middx). The death of Edward Arthur Bagshawe was registered 1862/Q3 Clifton. From the burial register: Edward Arthur Bagshawe, aged 32, of Clifton, was buried on 14 Jul 1862. In the 1881 census at the household of Edward B Bagshawe at 12 Queens Parade, Bath: Jane Bagshawe, aged 56, daughter in law, widow of clergyman, born at Islington. The death of Jane Bagshawe, aged 91, was registered 1915/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Bagshawe, aged 91, of 1 St James Square, was buried on 21 Sep 1915.


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4.G.22A Jane Bagshawe (1798-1863) Leila Augusta Anne Bagshawe (1844-1865) William Percival Bagshawe (1832-1839) Edith Bagshawe (1862-1863) Frederic Bagshawe (1834-1912) Frances Elizabeth Bagshawe (1835-1864)

IN MEMORY OF THE WIFE OF THE

REVD EDWARD B. BAGSHAWE RECTOR OF EYAM, DERBYSHIRE.

BORN 8TH JUNE 1798. DIED 25TH JULY 1863.

― ALSO OF LEILA AUGUSTA ANNE 2ND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

BORN 18TH FEBY 1844 DIED 9TH OCTR 1865.

ALSO OF WILLIAM PERCIVAL __ SON OF THE ABOVE BURIED EYAM, DECR 1839 ÆT. 7 YEARS

ALSO OF EDITH 2ND DAUGHTER OF DR FREDERIC BAGSHAWE

AND FRANCES ELIZTH HIS WIFE AND GRANDDAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

BORN 24TH APRIL 1862. DIED 24TH APRIL 1863.

Baptised on 10 Jun 1798 at Goodrich (Herefordshire): Jane Partridge, daughter of William Partridge & Ann Biby [IGI]. On 8 Jun 1826 at Walford (Herefordshire) Edward Benjamin Bagshawe married Jane Partridge [IGI]. The birth of Leila Augusta Bagshawe was registered 1844/Q1 Bakewell. In the 1851 census at Beach, Weston-super-Mare (Som): Edward B Bagshawe, aged 50, rector of Eyam (Derbys), born at Brigg (Lincs), wife Jane, aged 52, born at Goodrich (Herefordshire), children: Sarah J, aged 14, born at Eyam, and Leila A A, aged 7, born at Eyam, a governess and two servants. In the 1861 census at 18 Daniel Street, Bath: Edwd B Bagshaw, aged 60, rector of Eyam (Derbys), born at Brigg (Lincs), wife Jane, aged 62, born at Goodrich (Herefordshire), daughter Leila, aged 17, born at Eyam, and four servants. From the burial register: Edith Bagshawe, aged 1, of London, was buried on 29 Apr 1863. The death of Jane Bagshawe, aged 65, was registered 1863/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Bagshawe, aged 65, of Bathwick, was buried on 30 Jul 1863.


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The death of Leila Augusta Ann Bagshawe, aged 21, was registered 1865/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Leila Augusta Ann Bagshawe, aged 21, of Bathwick, was buried on 14 Oct 1865. Baptised on28 Aug 1835 at Eyam in Eyam Dale (Derbys): Frederic Bagshaw, son of Edward Benjamine & Jane Bagshaw [IGI]. The marriage of Frederick Bagshawe to Frances Elizabeth Boss was registered 1856/Q4 Kensington. In the 1861 census at 5 Downing Terrace, Cambridge: Frederic Bagshawe, aged 26, MA Cantab student in medicine, born at Pendleton (Lancs), wife Frances Elizabeth, aged 25, gentlewoman, born at North Otterington (Yorks), daughter Helen Janetta, aged 7 weeks, born at Cambridge, and a nurse. The death of Edith Bagshawe was registered 1863/Q2 St Geo H Sq. The death of Frances Elizabeth Bagshawe was registered 1864/Q2 Kensington. On 8 Jun 1870 at Lyndhurst (Hants) Frederic Bagshawe, son of Edward B Bagshawe, married Emily Dickinson, daughter of William Dickinson (Lyndhurst, Hampshire, England; Date Range: 1813 - 1875; Film Number: 1041303). In the 1871 census at 16 W Sq. Hastings (Sussex): Frederick Bagshawe, aged 36, physician MD MA Cantab MRCP London, born at Manchester, wife Emily, aged 32, born in London, children: Helen J, aged 10, born at Cambridge, and Edward J, aged 6, born in London, and three servants. The death of Frederic Bagshawe, aged 78, was registered 1912/Q4 Hastings.


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4.G.23 Edward Benjamin Bagshawe (1800-1884)

IN MEMORY OF

EDWARD BENJAMIN BAGSHAWE FORMERLY RECTOR OF EYAM

DERBYSHIRE BORN 15TH OCTOBER 1800. DIED 3RD JANUARY 1884.

― “BEING JUSTIFIED WITH FAITH, WE HAVE

PEACE WITH GOD”

― Baptised on 13 Feb 1802 at Northon (Derbys): Edward Benjamin Bagshaw, son of William Chambers Bagshaw & Ellen, date of birth 15 Oct 1800 [IGI]. In the 1871 census at 11 Queens Parade, Bath: Edward Benj. Bagshawe, aged 70, widower, clergyman of the Church of England without cure of souls, born at Brig (Lincs), Jane Bagshawe, aged 46, widow, daughter in law, widow of clergyman, born at Islington (Middx), and three servants. In the 1881 census at 12 Queens Parade, Bath: Edward B Bagshawe, aged 80, widower, M A cl[ergyman without cure of souls], born at Brigg (Lincs), Jane Bagshawe, aged 56, daughter in law, widow of clergyman, born at Islington, and three servants. The death of Edward Benjamin Bagshawe, aged 83, was registered 1884/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Benjamin Bagshawe, aged 83, of Queen’s Parade, was buried on 8 Jan 1884.

4.G.23A Margaret Louisa Cooke (1802-1879) Richard Cooke Mary Matilda Cooke Joseph Dacre Appleby Gilpin (1745-1834)

West: TO THE BELOVED MEMORY

South (on 1 line): .... LOUISA YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF RICHARD COOKE FORMERLY OF 82ND REGT

ESQR

East: AND MARY MATILDA

West (on 1 line):

Tapered tomb with a raised cross on its upper surface.


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HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER OF SIR JOSEPH GILPIN KT DIED JANY 14TH 1879. “Thy will be done.”

There is a short biography of Dr Joseph Dacre Appely Gilpin at the start of Sam Bough, RSA, the Rivers in Bohemia by Gil & Pat Hitchon. This refers to his career as an army doctor, his activities at Carlisle, how he was knighted for his work as deputy inspector of hospitals at Gibraltar, and that he returned to Bath in 1833 and died there on 30 Sep 1834. Will of Sir Joseph Dacre Appleby Gilpin of Bath, Somerset, date 31 Oct 1834, PROB 11/1837. Baptised on 14 Nov 1808 at St Mary Carlisle: Margaret Louisa Cook, daughter of Richard & Louisa Cook, date of birth 3 Oct 1802 [IGI]. In the 1871 census at a lodging house at 9 Russell Street, Bath: Margaret L Cooke, aged 66, unmarried, [living on] dividends, born in Ireland. The death of Margaret Louisa Cooke, aged 76, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Louisa Cooke, aged 76, of 9 Russel Street, was buried on 18 Jan 1879.

4.G.24 Matilda Elizabeth Wadman (1853-1858) Sarah Elizabeth Wadman (1857-1859) Robert Wadman (1858-1864) Richard Stephens (1824-1898)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Matilda Elizabeth Wadman, aged 4, of James Street, was buried on 27 Mar 1858. From the burial register: Sarah Elizabeth Wadman, aged 1, of James Street, was buried on 13 May 1859. From the burial register: Robert Wadman, aged 5, of James Street, was buried on 25 Apr 1864. From the burial register: Richard Stephens, aged 73, of 15 Edward Street, was buried on 19 Apr 1898.

4.G.25 William Tait (1874-1900) Jessie Tait (1835-1911) Andrew Tait (1843-1901) Elizabeth Reid Tait (1869-1946)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF WILLIAM TAIT

DIED OCT. 13TH 1900 AGED 26 YEARS

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.”

ERECTED BY THE BATH CALEDONIAN SOCIETY

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM TAIT THEIR FIRST SECRETARY

Cross on 3 plinths, in pink, polished granite.


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ALSO OF JESSIE

WIDOW OF THE LATE ANDREW TAIT

WHO DIED FEB. 3RD 1911 AGED 75 YEARS

ALSO OF

ELIZABETH REID TAIT WHO DIED SEPT 2ND 1946

DEAR DAUGHTER AND SISTER

North: ALSO OF

ANDREW TAIT DIED MAY 1ST 1901

AGED 58 YEARS

The birth of Elizabeth Reid Tait was registered 1869/Q2 W Derby. The birth of Elizabeth Reid Tait was registered 1869/Q2 W Derby. In the 1871 census at 31 Tillotson Street, West Derby, Liverpool: Andrew T Tait, aged 32, tailor’s cutter, born in Scotland, wife Jessie, aged 36, born in Scotland, and children: Margaret, aged 9, born in Scotland, John, aged 7, born at Liverpool, Jessie, aged 4, born at Liverpool, Elizabeth, aged 2, born at Liverpool, and Georgina, aged 10 months, born at Liverpool. The birth of William Tait was registered 1874/Q3 W Derby. The birth of Alice Grace S Tait was registered 1878/Q4 W Derby. The birth of Andrew Eli W Tait was registered 1879/Q2 W Derby. In the 1881 census at 103 Cherry Lane, Walton-on-the-Hill (Lancs): Andrew Tait, aged 46, master tailor employing 7 men & 1 woman, born in Scotland, wife Jessie, aged 44, born in Scotland, and children: Maggie A, aged 19, born in Scotland, John J, aged 17, born at Liverpool, Jessie, aged 14, born at Liverpool, Elizabeth R, aged 12, born at Liverpool, William, aged 6, born at Liverpool, Alice V, aged 4, born at Liverpool, and Andrew E W, aged 1, born at Liverpool. In the 1891 census at 26 Thomas Street, Bath: Andrew Tait, aged 53, tailor, born in Scotland, wife Jessie, aged 56, born in Scotland, and children: Elizabeth, aged 22, tailoress, born at Liverpool, William, aged 16, clerk (tailor’s), born at Liverpool, Alice, aged 14, tailor’s apprentice, born at Liverpool, and Andrew, aged 11, born at Liverpool. The death of William Tait, aged 26, was registered 1900/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: William Tait, aged 26, of Fairfield Park, was buried on 18 Oct 1900. The death of Andrew Tait, aged 58, was registered 1901/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Andrew Tait, aged 58, of 4 Belvedere, was buried on 4 May 1901.


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The death of Jessie Tait, aged 75, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jessie Tait, aged 75, of 48 Sydney Buildings, was buried on 7 Feb 1911. From the burial register: Elizabeth Tait, aged 75, of 17 The Paragon, Bath, was buried on 11 Jul 1945.

4.G.25A Herman Kindermann (1835-1907) Louisa Longley (1837-1909) John Longley

IN MEMORY OF

HERMAN KINDERM[ANN] BORN JULY 26_ 1___ DIED FEB. 19_ ____

ALSO OF LOUISA LONGLEY

SISTER OF THE ABOVE AND WIDOW OF JOHN LONGLEY

BORN FEB. 3_ 1837 DIED MAR. __ 1909

R.I.P.

Headstone in sandstone. The inscription is very faint. Augustus Hermann Kindermann of St Mary, Newington married Manuela Huth, minor, with the consent of her father Frederick in 1834 at St John’s, Hackney (Pallot’s Marriage Index). Baptised on 6 Apr 1841 at Liverpool: Frederick Louis Kindermann, son of Augustus Hermann & Manuela Kinderman, date of birth 1 May 1840. In the 1841 census at New Brighton, Wallasey (Cheshire) (next to the Victoria Hotel): Augustus Kindermann, aged 40, merchant, born in foreign parts, Manuela Kindermann, aged 25, not born in Cheshire, Hermann Kindermann, aged 5, born in foreign parts, Louisa Kindermann, aged 4, born in foreign parts, Emmeline Kindermann, aged 3, not born in Cheshire, Frederick Kindermann, aged 1, not born in Cheshire, and five servants. In the 1851 census the house of Frederick & Manuela Huth at 23 Upper Harley Street, London: Herman Kindermann, aged 15, grandson, born in China (!). The marriage of Louisa Kindermann to John Longley was registered 1863/Q3 Wandsworth. In the 1871 census at Portways, Slaugham (Sussex): Louisa Longley, aged 34, widow, born in Chile South America British Subject, daughter Elizabeth, aged 5, born in India British Subject, and four servants.


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In the 1881 census at Elmstead, Carlton Road, Putney, London: Hermann Kindermann, aged 45, widower, foreign exchange broker, born in Chile British Subject, Gertrude Kindermann, aged 34, unmarried, sister, born at Liverpool, Maria T Kindermann, aged 17, daughter, born at Clapham (Surrey), and two servants. In the 1891 census at 4 Gordon Place, Kensington: Herman Kindermann, aged 55, widower, foreign exchange broker, born at Valparaiso Chile, children: Maria T, aged 27, born at Clapham (Surrey), and Charles F H, aged 22, clerk, born in Chile, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Oakhunt, 77 Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells (Kent): Frederick H Huth, aged 57, living on own means, born at Marylebone, London, wife Manuela C, aged 57, born at Liverpool, three children, Herman Kindermann, aged 65, widower, brother in law, director ........ co., born in South America British Subject, and five servants. The death of Herman Kindermann, aged 72, was registered 1907/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Hermann Kinderman, aged 72, of 11 Weymouth Court Mansions, Portland Place, London W, died at the Lansdown Grove Hospital and was buried on 22 Feb 1907. From the burial register: Louisa Longley, aged 72, of 35 Pembroke Ave, Hove, was cremated at Golders Green and her ashes buried on 30 Apr 1909.

4.G.26-26A

Alexander Robert Fraser (1820-1900) Robert Fraser (-1844) Ann Fraser (1786-1829)

TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF MAJOR GENERAL

ALEXANDER ROBERT FRASER ONLY SON OF

MR ROBERT FRASER AND LADY ANN FRASER OF TORBRECK INVERNESS

AND FORMERLY 3RD MADRAS LIGHT CAVALRY AND MADRAS STAFF CORPS

BORN 20TH AUGT 1820. DIED 23RD FEBY 1900.

Cross carved as of wood on a plinth in the form of a pile of rocks.


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The Peerage of The British Empire by Edmund Lodge, London: Hurst & Blacket, 1858 on p338 in a section on the Earl of Lauderdale (Maitland) has an entry for Lady Ann Maitland, born in Oct 1786, died 22 Jun 1829, married on 8 May 1807 Robert Fraser, Esq, of Torbreck, co. Inverness, who died on 3 Oct 1844. Possible entry in the 1891 census at 3 Craven Hill, Paddington, London: Alexander Fraser, aged 74, living on own means, born at Aberdeen, wife Emma Augusta, aged 43, born at Boston USA, Alice Augusta Nickerson, aged 19, step-daughter, born at Batavia, Java, William Thomas Nickerson, aged 17, stepson, born at Batavia, Java, and five servants. The death of Alexander Robert Fraser, aged 79, was registered 1900 Bath. From the burial register: Alexander Robert Fraser, aged 79, of 2 Catherine Place, was buried on 1 Mar 1900. From the burial register: Fanny Mary Fraser, aged 76, of 5 Bennett Street, Bath, was buried on 19 May 1919. From the burial register: Mabel Anne Fraser, aged 74, of 15 Egerton Rd, Bexhill-on-Sea, was cremated and her ashes buried on 17 Jan 1947. From the burial order book: Simon William Fraser was buried on 15 May 1962.

4.G.27 Jane Adams (1845-1898) Alfred Adams (1845-1901) Margaret Jane Adams (1880-1905)

IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF JANE

WIFE OF ALFRED ADAMS WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 12. 1898 AGED 52

“NEARER MY GOD TO THEE”

ALFRED ADAMS DIED 27. APRIL 1901 AGED 55

MARGARET JANE DAUGHTER OF ALFRED & JANE ADAMS DIED 17. NOVEMBER 1905, AGED 25.

Celtic cross on 2 plinths. The birth of May Adams was registered 1874 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Prior. The birth of Mabel Hannah Adams was registered 1877 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Prior. The birth of Margaret Jane Adams was registered 1879 Bath, mother’s name: Prior.


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In the 1881 census at 2 Belvedere Place, Bath: Alfred Adams, aged 36, fly proprietor employing 1 man & 1 boy, born at Elton (Som), wife Jane, aged 38, born at Huish (Som), and children: May, aged 6, born at Bath, Mable, aged 3, born at Bath, and Margaret J, aged 2, born at Bath. The death of Jane Adams, aged 52, was registered 1898/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jane Adams, aged 52, of Belvedere Place, was buried on 16 May 1898. In the 1901 census at 2 Belvedere Place, Bath: Alfred Adams, aged 54, fly proprietor, born at Ilminster (Som), Mary Tait, aged 26, married, daughter, born at Bath, Margaret J Adams, aged 22, unmarried, daughter, born at Bath, Alfred A D Tait, aged 11 months, grandson, born at Bath, and a boarder. The death of Alfred Adams, aged 55, was registered 1901/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Alfred Adams, aged 55, of Belvedere Place, was buried on 1 May 1901. The death of Margaret Jane Adams, aged 25, was registered 1905/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Jane Adams, aged 25, of 2 Belvedere Place, was buried on 21 Nov 1905.

4.G.27A Fanny Matilda Holoway (1837-1898) Ellen Jane Holoway (1852-1957)

Plinth: IN FONDEST REMEMBRANCE OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER FANNY MATILDA HOLOWAY DIED JANUARY 9TH 1898

AGED 68 YEARS “HER CHILDREN ARISE [UP AND CALL HER BLESSED.”]

Plaque:

ALSO IN MEMORY OF

ELLEN JANE HOLOWAY

BORN MARCH 14TH 1852 DIED OCTOBER 14TH 1957.

Cross carved as if of wood on a plinth in the form of a pile of rocks, triple width, plaque at the foot of the grave. The marriage of Samuel Holoway to Fanny Matilda Fry at All Saints, Weston (Som) was registered 1849/Q4 Bath.


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The birth of Ellen Jane Holoway was registered 1852/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fry. In the 1861 census at 33 Broad Street, Bath: Samuel Holloway, aged 34, carver and gilder, born at Bath, wife Fanny, aged 31, born at Chippenham, and children: Samuel, aged 10, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 5, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 1, born at Bath, Francesca, aged 7, born at Bath, and Ellen, aged 9, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 13 Mount Beacon, Bath: Samuel Holloway, aged 44, carver & gilder, born at Bath, wife Fanny, aged 40, born at Chippenham (Wilts), children: Samuel, aged 20, carver & gilder, born at Bath, Ellen, aged 19, born at Bath, Teresa, aged 17, machinist, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 15, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 11, born at Bath, Fanny, aged 8, born at Bath, William, aged 3, born at Bath, and Edward, aged 10 months, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at Grape Vine Cott, Bath: Samuel Holloway, aged 53, carver and gilder, born at Bath, wife Fanny M, aged 50, born at Chippenham (Wilts), children: Ellen J, aged 29, dressmaker, born at Bath, Frederick A, aged 24, carver & gilder, born at Bath, Fanny S, aged 19, teacher of music, born at Bath, William J, aged 14, born at Bath, Edward A, aged 10, born at Bath, Edward Fry, aged 79, widower, father in law, born at Chippenham. In the 1891 census at 29 Broad Street, Bath: Saml Holoway, aged 63, carver & gilder, born at Bath, wife Fanny M, aged 60, born at Chippenham (Wilts), and children: Ellen J, aged 38, unmarried, milliner dressmaker, born at Bath, and Edwd A, aged 21, upholsterer, born at Bath. From the burial register: Fanny Matilda Holoway, aged 67, of 29 Broad Street, was buried on 15 Jan 1898. From the burial register: Samuel Holoway, aged 85, of 29 Broad Street, was buried on 27 Apr 1912. From the burial register: Ellen Jane Holoway, aged 105, was buried on 14 (!) Oct 1857.


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4.G.28A Manuela Caroline Huth (1843-1915) Frederick Henry Huth (1844-1918) Roland Huth (1883-1949) Margaret Sofia Huth (1874-1899)

East: IN

LOVING MEMORY OF MANUELA CAROLINE

FOR FIFTY YEARS THE DEAR WIFE OF CAPT. F. H. HUTH

WHO WENT TO HER REST

DEC. 11. 1915 ―

GOD CALLED THEE. DEAREST GO ....................................... ....................................... .......................................

― ...................................... ........................ THOU HAST ............................. O LORD .......................................

― ALSO OF

FREDERICK HENRY HUTH LATE CAPTAIN 1ST KINGS DRAGOON GUARDS

BORN FEB. 22. 1844, DIED MAY 14. 1918.

South:

AND OF ROLAND HUTH

DIED 27TH MAY 1949 ―

North: IN

MEMORY OF MARGARET SOFIA

THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF CAPT. F. M. HUTH

Grey obelisk with incised inscription filled with white material. Difficult to read. The birth of Margaret Sofia Huth was registered 1874/Q4 Tonbridge. The birth of Roland Huth was registered 1883/Q4 Tonbridge. In the 1891 census at 20 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Frederick Henry Huth, aged 47, Captain King’s Dragoon Guards (retired), born in London, wife Manuela Caroline, aged 47, born at Liverpool, children: Manuela Teresa, aged 25, unmarried, born at Landour, India, Josephine, aged 23, born in Meerut, India, Violet, aged 19, born at Tunbridge Wells, Margaret Sophia, aged 16, born at Tunbridge Wells, Marian, aged 14, born at Tunbridge Wells, Sydney Francis, aged 12, born at Tunbridge Wells, Harold, aged 11, born at Tunbridge Wells, Charles Frederick, aged 9, born at Tunbridge Wells, and Roland, aged 7, born at Tunbridge Wells, and five servants. From the burial register: Margaret Sophia Huth, aged 24, of Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 13 Apr 1899. In the 1911 census at Beckford House, Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Frederick Henry Huth, aged 67, retired Captain King’s Dragoon Guard, born at Marylebone, London, wife Manuela Caroline, aged 67, married 45 years, twelve children of which ten then alive, born at Liverpool, children: Manuela Teresa, aged 44, unmarried, born at Landour, India, and Marian, aged 34, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), and six servants. In the 1911 census at the Connaught Club, 75-79 Seymour Street, Paddington, London W: Roland Huth, aged 27, unmarried, photographer, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent).


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OF THIS CITY AND

OF TUNBRIDGE WELLS BORN DEC. 10. 1874. DIED APRIL 9. 1899.

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

―

From the burial register: Manuela Caroline Huth, aged 72, of Beckford House, Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 15 Dec 1915. From the burial register: Frederick Henry Huth, aged 74, of 20 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 18 Jun 1918. From the burial register: Roland Huth, aged 65, of 11 Palace Court, Bayswater, London W2, who died at North Western Hospital, was buried on 20 Jun 1949.

4.G.30 Charles Allen Young (1800-1881) John Young (1760-1841)

Headstone: Erected by his son

In Affectionate Remembrance of MAJOR CHARLES ALLEN YOUNG

LATE OF THE 48TH AND 75TH REGIMENTS YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE

REV. J. YOUNG RECTOR OF THORPE MALSOR

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WHO DIED AT BATH NOVR 24TH 1881

AGED 81 ―•―

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

Footstone: C. A. Y.

1881

Pointed headstone with ihs motif, facing east. Footstone. From The Heraldic Register, 1849-1850, by Sir Bernard Burke (1850): His son Allen Edward Young, Esq., married Amelia the daughter of Thomas Neate, Esq. His son and successor, Allen Allicocke Young, Esq., the present possessor of Orlingbury, married his first cousin, Eliza, the daughter of the Rev. John Young, late Rector of Thorpe Malsor, in this county ; by her he has several children. From Alumni Oxonienses: Young, John, s. Allen, of Orlingbury, Northants, arm. NEW COLL., matric. 29 Oct., 1778, aged 18; fellow 1778-89, B.C.L. 1787, rector of Akeley cum Stockholt, Bucks, 1789, and of Thorpe Malzor, Northants, 1793, until his death 14 Feb., 1841. In the 1881 census at 20 Portland Place, Bath: Charles Young, aged 32, schoolmaster BA, born in London, wife Louisa, aged 31, born at Ealing (Middx), three children (plus a possible adopted daughter), Charles A Young, aged 80, widower, late Major retired list, born at Thorpe (Northants), and two servants.


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The death of Charles Allen Young, aged 81, was registered 1881/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Allen Young, aged 81, of 21 Portland Place, was buried on 30 Nov 1881.

4.G.30A Louisa Elkington (1797-1879) James Goodall Elkington (1784-1853) Edmund Frederick Waterman (-1901)

North: Sacred to the Memory of

LOUISA WIDOW OF JAMES GOODALL ELKINGTON. ESQ STAFF SURGEON AND FORMERLY OF THE 17TH LANCERS

AND OF THE ROYAL HIBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL, PHOENIX PARK DUBLIN DIED AT BATH ON THE 11TH JANUARY 1879 IN HER 82ND YEAR

LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED YE BELIEVE IN GOD BELIEVE ALSO IN ME IN MY FATHER’S HOUSE ARE MANY MANSIONS South:

In ever loving Memory of GENERAL E. F. WATERMAN MADRAS STAFF CORPS

WHO FELLS ASLEEP JUNE 16TH 1901 ―•―

FOR SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP PEACE, PERFECT PEACE. WITH LOVED ONES FAR AWAY.

IN JESUS KEEPING. WE ARE SAFE WITH THEY. ―•―

Pitched 4 ways. The ‘we are safe with they’ rather than ‘we are safe with thee’ is as found. Wellcome Library, Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection: Diaries of James Goodall Elkington (1784-1853), hospital mate on General Beresford's expedition to Madeira (1807) and assistant surgeon to the 2nd Battalion, 24th Regiment, during the Peninsular War. Will of James Goodall Elkington, Surgeon to the Royal Hibernian Military School of Phoenix Park, Dublin, date 11 Nov 1853, PROB 11/2180 In the 1871 census at 17 Park Street, Bath: Louisa Elkington, aged 72, widow, [living on] dividends, born at Plymouth, daughter Louisa E, aged 44, unmarried, born at Castle Bar, Ireland, and two servants. The marriage of Edmund Frederick Waterman to Louisa Elizabeth Butler Elkington at St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1877/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Elkington, aged 81, of 17 Park Street, was buried on 18 Jan 1879. In the 1901 census at 12 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: Edmund F Waterman, aged 76, General in the Army retired, born at Calcutta, wife Louisa E B, aged 76, born at Castelbar, county Mayo, Ireland, and three servants.


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From the burial register: Edmund Frederick Waterman, aged 76, of Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 22 Jun 1901. From the burial register: Louisa Eliza Butler Waterman, aged 81, of 12 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 15 Mar 1906.

4.G.31 Francis Nathan Drake (1844-1876) Frederick Mason (1824-1888) Mary Anne Mason (1819-1888)

Plaque: IN MEMORIAM

FRANCIS NATHAN DRAKE WHO DIED JANUARY 12TH 1876

AGED 31. ―•―

LORD JESUS, RECEIVE MY SPIRIT ―•― ACTS VII_V.59

Edge, north:

FREDERICK MASON M.R.C.S. L.R.C.P. DIED AUGUST 29TH 1888, AGED 64

Edge, south (on 1 line): MARY ANNE WIFE OF FREDERICK MASON, OF BELMONT. BATH. DIED MARCH 5TH

1888

Multilayered slab with, on the upper surface, a raised cross and a plaque in the form of a scroll. In the 1861 census at the home of George William Harris at Colchester Road, Halstead (Essex): Francis Nathan Drake, aged 16, nephew, articled clerk, born at East Bergholt (Essex). In the 1871 census at the home of George William Harris at Nether Priors, Colchester Road, Halstead (Essex): Francis Nathan Drake, aged 26, unmarried, visitor, born at East Bergholt (Suffolk). The death of Francis Nathan Drake, aged 31, was registered 1876 Bath. From the burial register: Francis Nathan Drake, aged 31, of 20 Belmont, was buried on 18 Jan 1876. In the 1851 census at 5 Cleveland Place East, Bath: Frederick Mason, aged 27, MRC Lond LSA Lond in general practice, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 25, born at West Malling (Kent), and a servant. In the 1871 census at 20 Belmont, Bath: Frederick Mason, aged 57, surgeon, born at Bath, wife Mary Ann, aged 57, born at Ess..., and three servants. From the burial register: Mary Anne Mason, aged 68, of 20 Belmont, was buried on 11 Mar 1888.


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From the burial register: Frederick Mason, aged 64, of 20 Belmont, was buried on 3 Sep 1888.

4.G.31A Thomas Harvey (1783-1869) Mary Anne Harvey (1810-1891)

THOMAS HARVEY BORN 27TH SEPTEMBER 1783 DIED 24TH NOVEMBER 1869

HUMBLY HOPING

MARY ANNE HARVEY

BORN 14TH OCTOBER 1810 DIED 10TH OCTOBER 1891

MY FLESH SHALL REST IN HOPE

Slab with curved upper surface, delaminated at the foot, two ant hills. In the 1851 census at 5 Northumberland Buildings, Bath: Thomas Havery, aged 67, accountant, born at Bath, wife Mary Tucker, aged 72, born at Bath, Mary Anne Harvey, aged 40, unmarried, daughter, professor of music languages, born at Bath, Jane Elizth Harvey, aged 30, widow, daughter in law, professor of music languages, born in London, and two servants. In the 1861 census at 5 Northumberland Buildings, Bath: Thomas Harvey, aged 77, auditor art....... agent ............, born at Bath, wife Mary Tucker, aged 82, born at Bath, daughter Mary Ann, aged 50, unmarried, professor of languages musick &, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Mary Tucker Harvey, aged 82, was registered 1861/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Harvey, aged 86, of Northumberland Buildings, was buried on 30 Nov 1869. In the 1891 census at 5 Northumberland Buildings: Mary A Harvey, aged 79, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Anne Harvey, aged 80, of Northumberland Buildings, was buried on 15 Oct 1891.


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4.G.32 Elisabeth Margaret Sugden (1831-1902) Arthur Maitland Sugden (1828-1909) Ethel Margaret Sugden (1866-1940)

South (on 3 lines): Elisabeth Margaret wife of the Reverend Arthur Maitland Sugden M.A. died

October 12th 19__

Also The Reverend Arthur Maitland Sugden M.A. died March 21st 1909.

North:

Also Ethel Margaret Sugden died April 8th 1940 R.I.P.

Pitched in the form of a cross, gothic script. The marriage of Arthur Maitland Sugden to Elizabeth Margaret Hooper was registered 1858/Q3 St Geo H Sq. In the 1871 census at the Vicarage, Mollington (Warks): Arthur M Sugden, aged 43, vicar of Mollington, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth M, aged 40, born in London, daughter Ethel M, aged 4, born at Mollington, and two servants. In the 1891 census at the Rectory, Markshall (Essex): Arthur M Sugden, aged 63, rector of Markshall, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth M, aged 59, born in London, daughter Ethel M, aged 24, born at Mollington (Oxon), and two servants. In the 1901 census at 17 Belmont, Bath: Arthur M Sugden, aged 73, clergyman Ch of England, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 70, born in London, and two servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Margaret Sugden, aged 71, of 17 Belmont, was buried on 16 Oct 1902. From the burial register: Arthur Maitland Sugden, aged 81, of 17 Belmont, was buried on 25 Mar 1909. From the buried register: Ethel Mary Sugden, aged 74, of 4 Sutherland Place, London W2, was buried on12 Apr 1940. From Alumni Oxonienses: Sugden, William Maitland, 3s. William James, of Walcot, Somerset, gent. WADHAM COLL. matric. 29 April, 1846, aged 18, B.A. 1850, M.A.


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1857, rector of Mollington, Oxon, 1863-73, and of Markshall, Essex, 1885.


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4.G2.21A Margaret Ellena Bagshawe (1851-1927) Edmund Acres Bagshawe (1854-1942) Mary Charlotte Annette Bagshawe (1856-1943)

South: EDWARD ACRES BAGSHAWE J.P. BORN 14-11-1854. DIED 27-4-1942.

North (on 1 line):

ALSO HIS WIFE MARY CHARLOTTE ANNETTE NEE APPLEYARD BORN 16-6-1857. DIED 27-4-1942.

Edging. The birth of Margaret Ellena Bagshawe was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acres. The birth of Percival Maud Bagshawe was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acres. The birth of Edmund Bagshawe was registered 1854/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acres. The birth of Mary Charlotte Annette Appleyard was registered 1857/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stamer. The marriage of Edmund Acres Bagshawe to Mary Charlotte Annette Appleyard at St Andrew’s, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1879/Q4 Bath. In the 1911 census at a nursing home at Brockley, Great Bedford Street, Bath: Margaret Ellena Bagshawe, aged 60, unmarried, patient, [living on] private means, born at Bath. In the 1911 census at 13 St James’ Square, Bath: Edmund Acres Bagshawe, aged 56, Justice of the Peace Barrister at Law, born at Bath, wife Mary Charlotte Annette, aged 31, married 31 years, born at Bath, and here servants. From the burial register: Margaret Ellena Bagshawe, aged 76, of 13 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 11 Jul 1927.


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From the burial register: Edmund Acres Bagshawe, aged 86, of 13 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 1 May 1942. From the burial register: Mary Charlotte Annette Bagshawe, aged 87, of 13 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 20 Nov 1943. From Alumni Oxonienses: Bagshawe, Edmund Acres, 4s. Edmund Lloyd, of Walcott, near Bath, arm. TRINITY COLL. matric. 22 May 1874, aged 19, B.A. 1877, M.A. 1881, bar.-at-law, Middle Temple, 17 Nov., 1884. See Foster’s Men at the Bar.

4.G2.22 Lucy Maria Molloy (1843-1911) Robert Molloy

South (on 1 line): IN MEMORY OF LUCY MARIA ELDEST DAUGHTER OF ROBERT MOLLOY DIED JAN.

28. 1911, AGED 67.

East: “I WILL LAY ME DOWN IN PEACE

North (on 1 line):

AND TAKE MY REST FOR IT IS THOU LORD ONLY THAT MAKES ME DWELL IN SAFETY.” PSALM IV.9

Pitched in the form of a cross. From Parbury’s Oriental Herald ... Vol II Jul-Dec 1838 in a list of marriages on p651: [Aug.] 15.- At Calcutta, Robert Molloy, Esq. to Lucy daughter of W. H. Abbott, Esq. Baptised on 24 Nov 1843 at Calcutta: Lucy Maria Molloy, daughter of Robert & Lucy Molloy, date of birth 16 Oct 1843. In the 1861 census at 70 Lansdown Place, Hove (Sussex): Lucy Molloy, aged 42, lawyer’s wife, born at Calcutta EI, children: Lucy M, aged 17, born at Calcutta, Rebecca, aged 15, born at Leamington (Warks), Robert A, aged 10, born at Calcutta, Charlotte E, aged 9, born at Calcutta, Emma M A, aged 7, born at Brighton, Catherine, aged 6, two governesses and three servants. Records of The Chicheley Plowdens, A.D. 1590-1913 has an entry for John C Trevor (1843-1905) with: Married, 27th February 1867, Anna, d. of Robert Molloy of Blackrock, King's Co., Ireland, and of Calcutta. Died __th July 1905, aged sixty.


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In the 1901 census at 2 Lansdown Terrace, Bath: Ellen Roach, aged 45, unmarried, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, Lucy Molloy, aged 57, unmarried, born at Calcutta, and a servant. The death of Lucy M Molloy, aged 67, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Lucy Maria Molloy, aged 67, Broughley, 13 Gt Bedford St, of 39 St James Square, was buried on 31 Jan 1911.

4.G2.22A Martha Katharine Willmot (1844-1920) Edmund Willmot (-1873)

Headstone: In Loving Memory

―• OF •― MARTHA KATHARINE WILLMOT

WHO DIED APRIL 9. 1920.

Edging, south (on 1 line): RELICT OF EDMUND WILLMOT DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION CENTRAL

PROVINCE INDIA

Small triangular headstone, facing east, and edging. From Alumni Cantabrigienses: Edmund Wilmot Adm. pens. (age 18) at TRINITY, Feb. 5, 1855. [2nd] s. of George, of Moseley, Birmingham. B. at Erdington, Warws. School, King Edward's, Birmingham. Matric. Michs. 1855; Scholar, 1857; B.A. (13th Wrangler) 1859. Adm. at the Inner Temple, July 21, 1859. Sometime Inspector-General of Education, Central Provinces, India. Died Aug. 15, 1873. (Inns of Court.) In the 1881 census at 1 Alfred Street, Bath: Martha Katherine Willmot, aged 35, widow, lodger, [living on] dividends, born at Birmingham. In the 1911 census at 6 Richmond Hill, Bath: Martha Katherine Willmot, aged 66, widow, married seven years, no children, born at Edgbaston (Warks), and two servants. From the burial register: Martha Katherine Willmot, aged 75, of 3 Brunswick Place, was buried on 14 Apr 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: WILLMOT Martha Katharine of 3 Brunswick-place Bath widow died 9 April 1920 Probate Bristol 4 May to Alice Marston widow. Effects £173 6s. 11d.


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4.G2.23 John Charles Corbould (1846-1926)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF

JOHN CORBOULD DIED MAY 5TH 1926.

AGED 79 YEARS ―

REST IN PEACE ―

Headstone, facing east. The birth of John Charles Corbould was registered 1846/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kearton. In the 1851 census at 26 Stall Street, Bath: Thomas Corbould, aged 33, brewer, born at Bath, wife Jane, aged 35, born at Bath, children Susan, aged 11, born at Bath, and Margaret, aged 2, born at Bath, Margaret Kearton, aged 45, widow, mother in law, dress maker, born at Slaughterford (Berks), and a servant. In the 1851 census at Parr (Lancs): Thos Corbould, aged 55, schoolmaster, born in London, wife Elizabeth, aged 58, schoolmistress, born at Bath, daughter Emma, aged 22, infant school teacher, born at Bath, Thomas Corbould, aged 7, grandson, born at Bath, and John Corbould, aged 5, grandson, born at Bath. In the 1881 census at Norton Street, Norton Fitzwarren (Som): John Corbould, aged 34, married, managing brewer, born at Bath. John Charles Corbould of 29 Russell Square, Brighton, and of Bath, brewer, b. 27 May 1846, died unmarried 5 May 1926 at 7, Cleveland Place West, Bath. The death of John Charles Corbould, aged 79, was registered 1926 Bath. From the burial register: John James Courbold, aged 79, of 7 Cleveland Place West, Bath, was buried on 8 May 1926. The family has been documented in a document entitled ‘Corbould of Bath’ and includes Courbold, Sheppard and Excell branches.


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4.H.1 Mary Amelia Biggs (1840-1861) Laura Mary Biggs (1848-1934) Laura Emily Biggs (1867-1938) Mary Maud Biggs (1860-1943)


MARY AMELIA WIFE OF ROBERT BIGGS SURGEON OF THIS CITY

WHO WAS TAKEN AWAY FROM HER SORROWING HUSBAND THE 19TH DECEMBER 1861 AGED 21

AFTER A UNION OF LESS THAN THREE YEARS.

AND THEY SEEMED UNTO HIM BUT A FEW DAYS.

South:

.................. ROBERT .................

DIED ........................

ALSO LAURA MARY BIGGS, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE DIED 7TH SEPT. 1934.

ALSO LAURA EMILY DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE DIED 20TH FEBRUARY 1938.

East: FRANCES

REYNOLDS BIGGS .............. 1894

AGED 32.

Pitched 4 ways in light sandstone. Some parts on the western side missing. The Burial Order Book indicates that the grave extends into row I, and the stone itself is in both rows H and I. The marriage of Robert Biggs to Mary Amelia Meyler was registered 1859/Q2 Bath. The birth of Mary Maud Biggs was registered 1859 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mayler. In the 1861 census at 17 Charles Street, Bath: Robert Biggs, aged 32, MRCS E LSA general practitioner, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 20, born at Bath, and daughter Mary M, aged 1, born at Bath. The birth of Frances Reynold Biggs was registered 1861 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Meyler. From the burial register: Mary Amelia Biggs, aged 21, of 17 Charles Street, was buried on 24 Dec 1861.


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The marriage of Robert Biggs to Laura Mary Broadley at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1867/Q2 Bath. The birth of Laura Emily Biggs was registered 1868 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Broadley. In the 1871 census at 17 Charles Street, Bath: Robert Biggs, aged 42, General Practitoner MRCS E LSA, born at Bath, wife Laura M, aged 23, born at Bath, and children: Mary M, aged 11, born at Bath, Frances K, aged 9, born at Bath, Laura E, aged 3, born at Bath, and Helen S, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants. The birth of Henry Heriot Biggs was registered 1872/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Broadley. The birth of Edith Stapleton Biggs in 1878 was registered 1879/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Broadley. From the burial register: Henry Heriot Biggs, aged 4 months, of 17 Charles Street, was buried on 20 Dec 1872. The death of Edith Stapleton Biggs, aged 6, was registered 1885/Q1 Bath. In the 1851 census at Northend, Batheaston (Som): John Hooper, aged 70, landed proprietor, born at Batheaston, wife Joyce F, aged 63, born at Batheaston, Laura M Broadley, aged 3, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 24 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: John Broadley, aged 45, widower, wine merchant town councillor employing 2 clerks 3 men & 4 boys, born at Bath, children: Agnes F, aged 19, born at Bath, Laura M, aged 13, born at Bath, Emily A, aged 11, born at Bath, Kate S, aged 8, born at Bath, Latitia, aged 7, born at Bath, and Alice, aged 5, born at Bath, and two servants. The marriage of Laura Mary Broadley to Robert Biggs was registered 1867/Q2 Bath.


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The birth of Laura Emily Biggs was registered 1868 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Broadley. The birth of Helen Shum Biggs was registered 1869 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Broadley. In the 1871 census at 17 Charles Street, Walcot, Bath: Robert Biggs, aged 62, General Practitioner MRCS E LSA, born at Bath, wife Laura M, aged 23, born at Bath, children: Mary M, aged 11, born at Bath, Frances K, aged 9, born at Bath, Laura E, aged 3, born at Bath, and Helen S, aged 2, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1901 census at Greenway Lodge, Greenway Lane, Bath: Laura M Biggs, aged 53, widow, living on own means, born at Bath, Mary M Biggs, aged 41, stepdaughter, born at Bath, children: Laura E, aged 33, governess, born at Bath, Helen S, aged 32, governess, born at Bath, Walker M, aged 23, insurance clerk, born at Bath, Hilda A, aged 20, governess, born at Bath, and George I, aged 19, insurance clerk, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Laura Mary Biggs, aged 86, of Greenway Lodge, Bath, was buried on 11 Sep 1934. From the burial register: Laura Emily Biggs, aged 70, of Greenway Lodge, Lyncombe, Bath, was buried on 23 Feb 1938. From the burial register: Mary Maud Biggs, aged 82, of Greenway Lodge, Bath, was buried on 13 Feb 1943. In the burial order book the burials were at 4.I.1A but this is the grave of Mary Pitman.

4.H.1 Alice Knight (1880-1959) Nellie Perkins (1900-1965)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Alice Knight, aged 78, of 10 Fairfield View, Bath, died at St Martin's Hospital on 15 Jun 1959 and was buried on 19 Jun 1959. From the burial register: Nellie Perkins, aged 85, of 32 Northampton St, Bath, died on 27 Oct 1965 and was buried on 1 Nov 1965.

4.H.1 Mary Ann Mundy (1802-1864) James Brice Mundy (1799-1867)

No memorial found. In the 1861 census at 4 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: James Brice Mundy, aged 60, accountant, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Mary Ann, aged 58, born at Bath, children: Marianne, aged 20, unmarried, born at


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Widcombe (Som), and Robert, aged 18, clerk to British Ba.., born at Widcombe, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Ann Mundy, aged 61, of New King Street, was buried on 2 Jun 1864. From the burial register: James Brice Mundy, aged 68, of Great Stanhope Street, was buried on 23 Nov 1867. From the National Probate Calendar 1867: 10 December. The Will of James Brice Mundy late of 4 Great-Stanhope-street in the City of Bath Accountant deceased who died 18 November 1867 at 4 Great-Stanhope-street aforesid was proved at Bristol by the oaths of Thomas Gray Mundy of 5 Royal-promenade Queen’s-road in the City of Bristol China Merchant and Charles Mundy of Milsom-street in the City of Bath aforesaid Accountant the Sons the Executors. Effects under £3,000.

4.H.1A Anne Noton (1798-1862) George Noton (1792-1862)

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF ANNE.

THE AFFECTIONATE AND BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE NOTON ESQRE OF BATH.

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE APRIL 5TH 1862.

South: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY [OF] GEORGE ..............

Pitched 4 ways. The southern side is delaminated. In the 1851 census at 14 Devonshire Buildings, Lyncombe, Bath: George Noton, aged 59, annuitant, born in Middlesex, wife Anna, aged 48, born at Nottingham, and two servants. From the burial register: Anne Noton, aged 63, of 1 Richmond Hill, was buried on 11 Apr 1862. From the burial register: George Noton, aged 72, of Leamington, was buried on 7 Aug 1862.


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4.H.2 David Davies (1787-1861) Elizabeth Davies (1797-1867) Sarah Frances Davies (1824-1872) Eliza Kezia Davies (1819-1906)

North: ........... REMEMBRANCE OF

DAVID DAVIES BORN AT TYMAWR LLANMECHAN BUILTH BRECONSHIRE

FEB. 21. 1788 FOR __ YEARS SUPERVISOR OF THE INLAND REVENUE ............... 30 1861

................. MY SPIRIT

South:

ALSO ELIZABETH THE BELOVED WIFE OF DAVID DAVIES

DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 28TH 1867 THY WILL BE DONE

West:

ALSO ELIZA KEZIA DAVIES

DIED 29TH OCTOBER 1906 AGED 87.

East:

ALSO SARAH FRANCES DAVIES DIED 25TH JANUARY 1872

AGED 4.

Pitched 4 ways. Overgrown. Northern side is weathered. In the 1861 census at 1 London Street, Bath: David Davies, aged 74, superannuated supervisor, born at .......... Llanvechan (Brec), wife Elizabeth, aged 64, born at Droitwich (Worcs), children: Eliza K, aged 41, unmarried, Berlin wool repository, born at Grandon (Northants), and Sarah F, aged 36, unmarried, Berlin wool repository, born at Grendon (Northants), and Elizabeth L Davies, aged 15, grand-daughter, born at Chepstow (Mon). From the burial register: David Davies, aged 74, of 1 London Street, was buried on 6 Dec 1861. From the burial register: Elizabeth Davies, aged 69, of London Street, was buried on 4 Jan 1867. From the burial register: Sarah Davies, aged 47, of London Street, was buried on 30 Jan 1872. In the 1891 census at 1 London Street, Bath: Elizabeth Kezia Davies, aged 71, unmarried, stationery & haberdashery, born at Grendon (Northants). The death of Eliza Kezia Davies, aged 87, was registered 1906/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Kezia Davies, aged 87, of 13 Eastbourne, was buried on 1 Nov 1906.

4.H.2A Joseph Dopson (1828-1863) John Dopson (1786-1863) Rebecca Dopson (1801-1888)

North: IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

JOSEPH DOPSON SON OF JOHN AND REBECCA DOPSON

OF BINBROOK IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN WHO DIED IN THIS CITY THE 11TH OF JANUARY 1863. AGED 34.

Pitched 4 ways.


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In the 1861 census at 11 Brock Street, Bath: Joseph Dopson, aged 32, unmarried, servant, butler, born at Binbrook St Marys (Lincs). In the 1861 census at Binbrook (Lincs): John Dopson, aged 74, travelling draper, born at Mid Rasen (Lincs), wife Rebecca, aged 60, laundress, born at Killingholme (Lincs), and two children. From the burial register: Joseph Dobson (sic), aged 34, of 11 Brock Street, was buried on 15 Jan 1863. From the National Probate Calendar 1863: 17 March. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Joseph Dopson late of 11 Brock-street in the City of Bath Bachelor deceased who died 11 January 1863 at Brock-street aforesaid were granted at Bristol to Amos Dopson of 5 Palace-gardens Bayswater in the County of Middlesex Man Servant the Brother of the said Deceased he having been first sworn. Effects under £450. The death of John Dopson was registered 1863/Q2 Louth (Lincs), from the grant of probate, he died on 30 May 1863. The death of Rebecca Dopson, aged 87, was registered 1888/Q3 Louth (Lincs).

4.H.3-3A Esther Cooper (1813-1874) Edward Cooper (1817-1881)

North: In affectionate memory of

ESTHER WIFE OF EDWARD [COOPER] OF THIS CITY

WHO DIED 8TH OF OCTOBER [____] AGED 61

South:

Sacred to the memory of EDWARD COOPER

[WHO] DIED JANUARY 7TH 1881 AGED 63

“THE LABOURER’S WEEK-DAY WORK IS DONE THE REST BEGIN

WHICH CHRIST HATH FOR HIS PEOPLE WON.”

[LOU]ISA COOPER DIED 20TH MARCH 1926. AGED 74.

Pitched 4 ways. Tilted northwards. Ant hill at northern end. The birth of Edward Cooper was registered 1847 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Haviland. The birth of Louisa Cooper was registered 1851 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Haviland. The birth of Walter Cooper was registered 1856 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Haviland.


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From the burial register: Walter Cooper, aged 14 months, was buried on 11 May 1857. In the 1861 census at 43 Rovers Street, Bath: Edward Cooper, aged 44, collector of taxes, born at Bath, wife Esther, aged 48, born at Maisemore, children: William, aged 21, church clerk, born at Bath, Henry, aged 19, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, Edward, aged 13, born at Bath, John H, aged 11, born at Bath, and Louisa, aged 9, born at Bath, Harriet Haviland, aged 25, unmarried, niece, servant, born at Maisemore, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 21 Brock Street, Bath: Thomas Cooper, aged 54, collector of taxes, born at Bath, wife Esther, aged 54, 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, Elizabeth Whalley, aged 65, widow, wife’s sister, pre opener at church, born at Maisemore, and two servants. From the burial register: Esther Cooper, aged 61, of 21 Brock Street, was buried on 12 Oct 1874. From the burial register: Edward Cooper, aged 63, of 21 Brock Street, was buried on 12 Jan 1881. From the burial register: Edward Cooper, aged 68, of the Lunatic Asylum, Wells, was buried on3 Mar 1917. From the burial register: Louisa Cooper, aged 74, of 43 Rivers Street, Bath, was buried on 3 Apr 1926. The birth of Fanny Louisa Cooper was registered 1869 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams. In the 1871 census at 12 Lower Camden Place, Bath: Henry Cooper, aged 29, banker’s clerk, born at Bath, wife Helen, aged 23, born at Bristol, daughter: Fanny Louisa, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant. The birth of Helen Cooper was registered 1874 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams. From the burial register: Helen Cooper, aged 4 months, of 12 Lower Camden Place, was buried on 31 Oct 1874.


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From the burial register: Henry Cooper, aged 33, of 12 Lower Camden Place, was buried on 28 Nov 1874.

4.H.4 Robert Sutherland (1798-1868) Agnes Sutherland (1843-1852) Robert James Sutherland (1852-1853)

To the Memory of

ROBERT SUTHERLAND BORN MARCH 1798

DIED FEBY 10TH 1868 At evening time .......... light. I CH XIV.7

―•― AGNES SUTHERLAND BORN JULY 15TH 1843 DIED FEBY 23RD 1852

―•― ROBERT JAMES SUTHERLAND

BORN NOVR 17TH 1852 DIED MARCH 9TH 1853

Headstone, facing west. Baptised on 6 Sep 1843 at Secunderabad, Madras, India: Agnes Sutherland, daughter of Robert & Maria Sutherland, date of birth: 15 Jul 1843 [IGI]. Baptised on 21 Mar 1849 at Secunderabad, Madras, India: Alice Sutherland, daughter of Robert & Maria Sutherland, date of birth: 19 Feb 1849 [IGI]. The death of Agnes Sutherland, aged 8, was registered 1852/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Agnes Sutherland, aged 8, of 3 Grosvenor, was buried on 27 Feb 1852. The birth of Robert James Sutherland was registered 1852/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Welsh. The death of Robert James Sutherland, aged 0, was registered 1853/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Robert James Sutherland, aged 3 months, was buried on 12 Mar 1853. The birth of Agnes Sutherland was registered 1854/Q2, mother’s maiden name: Welsh. In the 1861 census at 5 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Robert Sutherland, aged 63, MRCS not practicing, born in Scotland, wife Maria, aged 45, born in East India, children: Matilda, aged 19, born in London, Sarah, aged 16, born in E India, Jessie, aged 15, born in E India, Bell... M (female), aged 13, born in E India, Alice, aged 12, born in E India, and Agnes, aged 7, born at Bath, and three servants.


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The death of Robert Sutherland, aged 69, was registered 1868/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Robert Sutherland, aged 70, of 5 Grosvenor Place, was buried on 15 Feb 1868.

4.H.4A Mary Ann Irvine (1775-1853) Lawrence Irvine Lydia Catherine Chamberlain Irvine Charlotte Alice Irvine (1798-1866) Walter Irvine (1802-1895)

MARY ANN IRVINE BORN 25TH OF SEPTEMBER 1775

AND DIED THE 29TH OF DECEMBER 1853

AGED 78 YEARS THE DAUGHTER OF

LAWRENCE IRVINE ESQRE AND

LYDIA CATHERINE CHAMBERLAIN HIS WIFE

“GOD BE MERCIFUL T..... IN THE DAY OF JUDG[EMENT”]

ALSO OF

CHARLOTTE ALICE THE WIFE OF

WALTER IRVINE ESQUIRE WHO DIED MARCH 22ND 1866

AGED 67

LIKEWISE THE ABOVE NAMED WALTER IRVINE ESQ

WHO DIED 18TH OCTOBER 1895 AGED 92 YEARS

Slab. In the 1851 census at 1 Grafton Place, Lansdown, Bath: Mary Anne Irvine, aged 75, unmarried, fundholder & annuitant, born in London, and two servants. From the burial register: Marianna Irvine, aged 78, of Grafton Place, was buried on 7 Jan 1854. In the 1851 census at 32 Park Street, Bath: Walter Irvine, aged 47, MD Consulting Physician, born at Bath, wife Charlott (sic) A, aged 32, born at Bath, two visitors and two servants. From the burial register: Charlotte Alicia Irvine, aged 67, of Park Street, was buried on 26 Mar 1866. From the burial register: Walter Irvine, aged 93, of 32 Park Street, was buried on 23 Oct 1895.

4.H.5 Thomas Hawkins Vincent (1802-1861) Caroline Vincent (1794-1869) John Underwood (1831-1872)


THOMAS HAWKINS VINCENT WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

AUGUST 15TH 1861. AGED 59 YEARS.

― Also

.... WIFE OF THE ABOVE [THOMAS HA]WKINS VINCENT [WHO DEPAR]TED THIS LIFE

... 22ND 1869

TBA Slab. In the 1851 census at Primrose Hill, Weston (Som): Thomas Vincent, aged 50, plaster[er] employing 3 men, born at Weston, wife Caroline, aged 55, born at Bath, and daughter Sarah, aged 17, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at Weston (Som): Thomas Vincent, aged 60, publican, born at Weston, Bath, wife Caroline, aged 66, born at Weston, Bath.


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[AGED] 75 YEARS ―

Also [JOHN] UNDERWOOD

SON-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MAY 25TH 1872

From the burial register: Thomas Hawkins Vincent, aged 59, of Weston was buried on 21 Aug 1861. From the burial register: Caroline Vincent, aged 75, of Broad Street, was buried on 27 Jul 1869. The marriage of John Underwood to Sarah Jane Vincent at All Saints, Weston was registered 1855/Q3 Bath. In the 1871 census at 21 Broad Street, Bath: John Underwood, aged 40, ironmonger, born at Stourbridge, wife Sarah J J, aged 37, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: John Underwood, aged 40, was buried on 30 May 1872.

4.H.5A-6A

Elizabeth Robertson (1802-1880) Sophia Robertson (1810-1885) William Robertson (-1837)


ELIZABETH, THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM ROBERTSON, ESQ., M.D.,

OF THIS CITY DIED 3. DEC. 1880, AGED 78 YEARS.

South:

ALSO SOPHIA. THE FOURTH AND LAST SURVIVING

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM ROBERTSON, ESQ., M.D.,

BORN 14. APRIL 1810, DIED 14. APRIL 1885.

Pitched 4 ways. Will of Doctor William Robertson, Doctor of Medicine of Bath, Somerset, date 24 Feb 1837, PROB 11/1873. From the burial register: Eugene Roberts, aged 4 months, of Gay Street, was buried on 25 Nov 1848. In the 1871 census at 14 Paragon: Elizabeth Robertson, aged 69, unmarried, fundholder, born at Bath, Sophia Robertson, aged 60, unmarried, sister, fundholder, born at Bath, a visitor, and three servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Robertson, aged 78, of 14 Paragon, was buried on 10 Dec 1880.


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From the burial register: Sophia Robertson, aged 75, of 14 Paragon, was buried on 18 Apr 1885.

4.H.7 Henry Douce (1789-1850)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF HENRY DOUCE ESQ

WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 3RD 1850 AGED 61

Slab with incised inscription facing west. Will of William Henry otherwise Henry William Douce, Gentleman of Bath, Somerset, date 24 Sep 1824, PROB 11/1690. From the burial register: Henry Douce, aged 61, of 18 Portland Place, was buried on 10 Sep 1850. Will of Henry Douce of Bath, Somerset, date 17 Oct 1850, PROB 11/2120.

4.H.7A Harriet Marsh (1816-1869) Thomas Edward Milles Marsh (1818-1907)

IN MEMORY OF

HARRIET THE WIFE OF THOMAS EDWARD MILLES MARSH

OF GROSVENOR PLACE BATH DIED 29TH APRIL 1869

AGED 52 ―•―

ALSO OF THOMAS EDWARD MILLES MARSH WHO DIED 19TH DECEMBER 1907

AGED 89.

Headstone and tiered tomb, facing east. The headstone now toppled westwards. The birth of Annie Margaret Marsh was registered 1850 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robertson. In the 1851 census at 7 South Hayes, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Thomas Edward Mills Marsh, aged 32, civil engineer, born at Biddlestone (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 33, born at Bath, children: Harriet Louisa, aged 4, born at Malpas (Mon), Thos Robertson, aged 3, born at From (Som), Flora Caroline, aged 2, born at Bath, and Annie Margaret, aged 4 months, born at Bath, and three servants.


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The birth of William Sutcliffe Marsh was registered 1852 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robertson. The birth of Alice Sarah Marsh was registered 1854 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robertson. The birth of Georgina Mary Marsh was registered 1855 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robertson. From the burial register: Anna Margaret Marsh, aged 6, of Widcombe, was buried on 3 Dec 1856. In the 1861 census at 37 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Thomas E M Marsh, aged 43, civil engineer, born at Biddleston (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 44, born at Bath, children: Harriet, aged 15, born at Malpas (Mon), Thomas R, aged 13, born at Frome (Som), Flora C, aged 12, born at Bath, William S, aged 9, born at Bath, Alice S, aged 6, born at Bath, and Georgina M, aged 5, born at Bath, a nephew, a visitor and three servants. From the burial register: Harriet Marsh, aged 52, from Grosvenor Place, was buried on 4 May 1869. In the 1901 census at 34 Grosvenor, Bath: Thomas E Marsh, aged 82, widower, civil engineer M.I.C.E., born at Biddlestone (Wilts), daughter Flora C, aged 52, unmarried, born at Bath, and four servants. From the burial register: Thomas Edward Milles Marsh, aged 89, of 34 Grosvenor Place, was buried on 23 Jan 1907.

4.H.8 Emma Rose Holt White (1858-1859) Evelyn Holt White (1844-1859)

No memorial found. The birth of Evelyn Holt White was registered 1845/Q1 Rochford (Essex). In the 1851 census at 68 Marine Road, Brighton: Alger[non] H White, aged 44, land proprietor fundholder & magistrate, born at Enfield (Middx), wife Emma L H, aged 33, born at Streatham (Surrey), children Thomas H, aged 6, born at Hackwell (Essex), Evelyn H, aged 6, born at Hackwell, Charles F, aged 5, born at Hackwell, Hyde H, aged 3, born at Paddington (Middx), and Rashleigh H, aged 1, born at Hatfield B........ (Essex), and six servants.


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The birth of Emma Rose Holt White was registered 1858/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Harrison. From the burial register: Emma Rose Holt White, aged 8 months, of 3 Cavendish Place, Bath, was buried on 12 Feb 1859. From the burial register: Evelyn Holt White, aged 14, of 3 Cavendish Place, Bath, was buried on 19 Mar 1859.

4.H.8A Radulphe Ludovic Marcellin Pagny (1870-1871) Marcellin Gustave Pagny (1844-1873)

DIED AT BRUNSWICK PLACE. BATH ............

ALSO OF RADULPHE LUDOVIC MARCELLIN PAGNY SON OF THE ABOVE BORN NOVEMBER 14TH 1870. DIED JUNE 25TH 1871.

Pitched 4 ways. The northern face is delaminated. From the 1852 Post Office Directory of Bath:

The marriage of Marcellin Gustave Pagny to Frances Anne Pearson at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1867/Q2 Bath. The birth of Radulphe Ludovic Marcellin Pagny was registered 1870/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Pearson. In the 1871 census at 1 Brunswick Place, Bath: Thomas Pearson, aged 75, retired hosier & glover, born at Waterfall (Staffs), blind, wife Mary, aged 73, principal of Ladies School, born at Farmborough (Som), Marcellin G Pagny, aged 27, son-in-law, tutor & French master, born at Rouen, France, Frances A Pagny, aged 38, married, daughter, principal of Ladies’ School, born at Bath, Mathilde G M Pagny, aged 1, grand-daughter, born at Bath, Radulphe L M Pagny, aged 5 months, grandson, born at Bath, a visitor, two assistants, five boarders and three servants.


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From the burial register: Radulphe Ludovic Marcellin Pagny, aged 7 months, of 1 Brunswick Place, was buried on 28 Jun 1871. From the burial register: Marcellin Gustave Pagny, aged 29, of 1 Brunswick Place, was buried on 22 Jul 1873.

4.H.9 Francis Sheard (1843-1860) William David Sheard (1808-1881)

FRA[NCIS]

SECOND SON OF THE REVD W. D. SHEARD

RECTOR OF BURTON DASSET WARWICKSHIRE WHO DIED MARCH 5TH 1860

AGED 16 YEARS

Slab. Incised inscription faces west. Top part overgrown. In the 1851 census at Vicarage House, Burton Dassett (Dorset): William D Sheard, aged 42, vicar of Burton, born in Oxfordshire, wife Dorothy R, aged 32, born in Wiltshire, and children: Martin, aged 9, born in Berkshire, Francis, aged 7, born in Berkshire, and William, aged 5, born in Berkshire. From the burial register: Francis Sheard, aged 16, of 17 Walcot Parade, was buried on 10 Mar 1860. The death of William David Sheard, aged 73, was registered 1881/Q1 Wandsworth. From Alumni Oxonienses: Sheard, William David, OF SIDNEY SUSSEX COLL. Cambridge [B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831]; adm. ‘ad eundem’ 10 June, 1834, vicar of Burton Dassett 1846-60.

4.H.9A William Barlow (1789-1848) Anne Barlow (1804-1878)


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Altar tomb. Delaminated on the western and northern sides. No MI found. From the burial register: William Barlow, aged 59, of 6 Rivers Street, was buried on 14 Dec 1848. In the 1851 census at the Rectory house, Derrington (Suffolk): Ann Barlow, aged 46, widow, visitor, born at Thornham (Norfolk). In the 1861 census at 2 Marlborough Street, Bath; Anne Barlow, aged 56, widow, fundholder, born at Thornham (Norfolk), and two servants. From the burial register: Anne Barlow, aged 74, of 2 Marlborough Street, was buried on 28 Dec 1878.

4.H.10 Sarah Nash (1830-1901)

South: In Loving Memory of

SARAH NASH WHO SWEETLY FELL ASLEEP

MAY 26TH 1901 AGED 80

Pitched 4 ways. From the burial register: Sarah Nash, aged 80, of Richmond Place, was buried on 28 Mar 1850.

4.H.10A Rosamond Charlotte Wilkieson (1832-1907) Charles Vaughan Wilkieson (1825-1878)

North: ROSAMOND CHARLOTTE

DAUGHTER OF COMMANDER L. B. WILLIAMS, R.N. AND WIDOW OF MAJOR GENERAL G. V. WILKIESON, R.E.

BORN MARCH 10. 1832, DIED JUNE 30. 1907.

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 23 May 1825 at Gamlingay (Cambs): Charles Vaughan Wilkieson, son of William & Elisabeth Wilkieson [IGI].


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The marriage of Rosamond Charlotte Williams to Charles Vaughan Wilkieson at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1849/Q3 Bath. The birth of Claude William Wilkieson was registered 1862/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams. From Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers 1868 in a list of new members: Lt.-Colonel Charles Vaughan WILKIESON, R.E., .... Madras. British Library Asia, Pacific and Africa Collections IOR/L/AG/23/10/1 no.4034 [n.d.] WILKIESON, Charles Vaughan 1825-1878 Madras Army, b 26 Apr 1825, d 23 Aug 1878 Inverness m Rosamond Charlotte WILLIAMS 17 Jul 1849 (b 10 Mar 1832, d 30 Jun 1907) Charles b 1 May 1850; Hampden b 20 Oct 1855; Claude William b 24 Sep 1862. In the 1881 census at 25 Gay Street, Bath: Rosamond C Wilkieson, aged 49, widow, pension from Government, born at Bath, and son Claude W, aged 18, 2nd Lieut 3rd Middlesex Militia, born at Bath. The death of Rosamond C Wilkieson, aged 75, was registered 1907/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Rosamond Charlotte Wilkieson, aged 75, of 18 Gay Street, was buried on 4 Jul 1907.

4.H.11 Patrick Grieve (1785-1853)


PATRICK GRIEVE LATE LIEUT. COLONEL OF H.M. 75TH REGIMENT

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 11TH DAY OF JANUARY 1853. AGED 64

“MARK THE PERFECT MAN AND BEHOLD THE UPRIGHT FOR THE END OF THAT MAN IS PEACE.” THE PATH OF THE JUST IS AS THE SHINING LIGHT WHICH SHINETH MORE AND MORE UNTO THE PERFECT DAY

Altar tomb. From Gentleman’s Magazine vol VIII Jul-Dec 1837 p191 in a list of promotions: July 7. ...75th Foot, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Patrick Grieve to be Lieut.-Col.


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In the 1851 census at 24 Green Park, Bath: Patrick Grieve, aged 63, Lieut Col retired full pay, born in Scotland, wife Louisa, aged 43, born at Weasenham (Norfolk), and three servants. From the burial register: Patrick Grieve, aged 68, of Green Park Buildings, was buried on 18 Jan 1853. Will of Patrick Grieve, Lieutenant Colonel in Her Majesty's Army of Bath, Somerset, date 10 Feb 1853, PROB 11/2167. Somerset Archives DD\BR\me/29 has wills including: Lt. Col. Patrick Grieve of Bath, 1844 pr 1853.

4.H.11A Charles Trevelyan (1849-1850) John Trevelyan (1796-1852)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES THE YOUNGEST SON OF

JOHN AND JANE TREVELYAN BORN THE 3RD DAY OF JULY 1849. DIED THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY 1850.

STAR OF COMFORT FOR A MOMENT GIVEN ROSE ON EARTH THEN SET TO RISE IN HEAVEN

TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN TREVELYAN

WHO DIED 20TH OF JULY 1852. REV.CHAP.XIV.V.16

Also

WILLOUGHBY JOHN ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE

JOHN TREVELYAN DIED AT GOLDSITHNEY CORNWALL

AUGUST 25TH 1867 AGED 28 YEARS

“With Christ which is far better.” PHIL.I.23

Slab. The area had fresh earth covering it in autumn 2008. By spring 2010 this had developed into turf. The marriage of John Trevelyan to Jane Caroline Ashley at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1838/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Trevelyan, aged 8 months, of 7 Queen Square, was buried on 5 Mar 1850. The birth of Julia Henrietta Travelyan was registered 1841/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Astley (sic). In the 1851 census at 38 St James Square, Bath: John Trevelyan, aged 54, landholder, born at Beverley (Yorks), wife Jane, aged 30, born at Quenington (Glos), children: Julia, aged 9, born at Bath, Fanny, aged 8, born at Penzance, and Beatrice, aged 3, born at Sonning (Berks), and a servant. From the burial register: John Trevelyan, aged 56, of Lansdown Place West, was buried on 24 Jul 1852. Will of John Trevelyan of No 9 Lansdown Place Bath, Somerset, date 22 Nov 1852, PROB 11/2162.


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4.H.12A Annette Rice (1775-1852)

TO THE MEMORY OF

JANE RICE DIED NOVR 4TH

AGED 77 A.D. 1852

Slab. In the 1841 census at Northampton Street, Bath: Ann Rice, aged 65, independent, not born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 26 Northampton Street, Walcot, Bath: Ann Price (sic), aged 76, widow, lodger, fundholder, born at Chilmark (Wilts), and Hannah Smith, aged 26, unmarried, lodger, dressmaker, born at Bath. The death of Ann Rice, aged 77, was registered 1852/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Annette Rice, aged 77, of 26 Northampton Street, was buried on 10 Nov 1852. Will of Ann Rice, Widow of Northampton Street Bath, Somerset, date 4 Dec 1852, PROB 11/2164.

4.H.13 Margaret Johnceline (1783-1850) Thomas Johnceline (1792-1880) Mary Wood (1829-1881)

SACRED IN MEMORY OF

MARGARET WIFE OF THOMAS JOHNCELINE

BORN 1783 [DIED] OCTOBER 16TH 1850

..................... ........ JESUS SENT ME ALSO OF THE ABOVE THOMAS JOHNCELINE

.................. JANUARY 30TH 1880

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The death of Margaret Johnceline, aged 66, was registered 1850/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Johnceline, aged 67, of 21 Morford Street, was buried on 23 Oct 1850. In the 1861 census at 38 New King Street, Bath: Thomas Johnceline, aged 68, widower, butler retired servant, born at Poole (Dorset). In the 1871 census at 38 New King Street, Bath: Thomas Johnce[l]ine, aged 78, widower, retired servant, born at Poole (Dorset), and Joan Maine, aged 44, unmarried, visitor, companion, born at Stoke St Mary (Somerset). The death of Thomas Johnceline, aged 87, was registered 1880/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Johnceline, aged 87, of 82 New King Street, was buried on 4 Feb 1880. From the burial register: Mary Wood, aged 51, of Newport, was buried on 29 Jan 1881.

4.H.13A Paston Nicholls (1784-1856) Cristina Nicholls (1816-1886)

TO THE MEMORY OF PASTON NICHOLLS ESQRE

WHO DIED JANUARY 10TH 1862 AGED 77 YEARS

TO DIE IS GAIN PHI... 22

ALSO OF CHRISTIAN WIFE OF THE ABOVE

WHO DIED MARCH 29TH 1886 AGED 79 YEARS

Slab. From the London Gazette of 1831 p925: West Sussex Regiment of Militia: Paston Nicholls, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated 15th March 1831. In the 1841 census at Belle Vue Villa, 12 Mount Beacon, Bath: Paston Nicholls, aged 50, independent, not born in Somerset, Christian Nicholls, aged 30, not born in Somerset, Caroline Artley?, aged 65, independent, not born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at Belle Vue Villa, Mount Beacon, Bath: Paston Nicholls, aged 66, landed proprietor, born at Briston (Norfolk), wife Christian, aged 44, born at Quenington (Glos), and a servant.


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The death of Paston Nicholls, aged 77, was registered 1862/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Paston Nicholls, aged 77, of 12 Mount Beacon, was buried on 14 Jan 1862. In the 1881 census at a lodging house at Andover House, Princes Road, Clevedon (Som): Christian Nicholls, aged 74, widow, annuitant, born at Quenington (Glos). From the burial register: Christian Nicholls, aged 69, of Portland Place, was buried on2 Apr 1886.

4.H.14-14A

Thomas Sabin Harbidge (1814-1880) Eliza Louisa Harbidge (1819-1892) Francis Findon (1780-1851) D W Findon Eliza Louisa Harbidge (1850-1865) Ellen Findon (1813-1850)

West: SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

T. S. HARBIDGE ESQRE OF THE MANOR HOUSE

PELLERTON HERSEY, WARWICKSHIRE WHO DIED JUNE 23RD 1880.

AGED 65

Plaque on western side: ALSO

IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZA LOUISA

(THE DEAREST OF MOTHERS) WIDOW OF

T. SABIN HARBIDGE ESQ WHO ENTERED INTO REST

JUNE 4TH 1892.

JUST AS I AM WITHOUT ONE PLEA BUT THAT THY BLOOD WAS SHED FOR ME AND THAT THOU BIDD’ST ME COME TO THEE

O LAMB OF GOD, I COME

“HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED.” PROVERBS XXXI.28

North:

ALSO OF FRANCIS FINDON ESQRE

Cross with ihs motif on a tiered set of plinths. All by the base plinth have been moved. Access to the eastern side is hampered by a hawthorn tree. Some lead has gone. The birth of Eliza Louisa Harbidge was registered 1850/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Emily Findon Harbidge was registered 1852/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Mary Ellen Harbidge was registered 1854/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Clara Sophia Harbidge was registered 1856/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Annie Rivers Harbidge was registered 1858/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Herbert Sabin Harbidge was registered 1861/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Louisa Harbidge, aged 14, of 10 Belvedere, was buried on 22 Apr 1865.


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LATE OF WINCHESTER, BROTHER OF THE LATE D. W. FINDON, H.E.I.C.S. OF ROTHESAY HOUSE, CHELTENHAM WHO DIED APRIL 26TH 1851 AGED 70

AT ROTHESAY VILLA THE RESIDENCE OF HIS SON IN LAW T. S. HARBIDGE ESQRE

“I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH.”

South:

ALSO OF LOUISA

THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF T. S. HARBIDGE ESQRE

WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS ON THE DAWN OF EASTER SUNDAY

APRIL 16TH 1865. AGED 14.

East: IN FOND MEMORY OF

ELLEN FINDON DAUGHTER OF FRANCIS FINDON ESQRE

WHO SUDDENLY PASSED AWAY JANUARY 4TH 1850

AGED 36

In the 1871 census at 17 Eldon Place, Walcot, Bath: Thomas S Harbidge, aged 58, [living on] dividends, born at Pillerton Horsey (Warks), wife Louisa, aged 51, born at Winchester, and children: Mary, aged 16, born at Bath, Clara, aged 14, born at Bath, Annie, aged 12, born at Bath, and Herbert, aged 10, born at Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Sabin Harbidge, aged 67, of 18 Lambridge Place, was buried on 26 Jun 1880. From the burial register: Eliza Louisa Harbidge, aged 72, of Lambridge, was buried on 9 Jun 1892. From the burial register: Herbert Sabin Harbidge, aged 72, of 22 Bourne Ave, Salisbury, was buried on 5 Apr 1933. Baptised on 3 Apr 1781 at Shipston on Stour (Worcs): Francis Findon, son of Francis & Dorothy Findon [IGI]. On 18 May 1809 at Bishops Sutton (Hants) Francis Findon married Sophia Amelia Findon [IGI]. Baptised on 14 Jul 1811 at St Lawrence, Winchester: Ellen Findon, daughter of Francis & Sophia Findon, date of birth: 30 May 1811 [IGI]. Baptised on 28 Mar 1813 at St Lawrence, Winchester: Francis Finden, son of Francis & Sophia Finden [IGI]. Baptised on 5 May 1817 at St Lawrence, Winchester: Francis Findon, son of Francis & Sophia Findon [IGI]. Baptised on 19 Apr 1819 at St Lawrence, Winchester: Francis Findon, son of Francis & Sophia Findon [IGI]. From the burial register: Ellen Findon, aged 38, of Weston, was buried on 10 Jan 1850. Will of William Findon of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, date 11 May 1850, PROB 11/2113. From the burial register: Francis Findon, aged 70, of Weston Lane, was buried on 2 May 1851.


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See also 4.I.13/13A.

4.H.15 Caroline Anne Kingsmill (1806-1853) Charlotte Kingsmill (1803-1867)

South: IN MEMORY OF

CAROLINE ANNE KINGSMILL BORN DECEMBER 6TH 1806

DIED APRIL 12TH 1853

North: IN MEMORY OF

CHARLOTTE KINGSMILL BORN MARCH 22ND 1803 DIED MARCH 31ST 1867

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at Strand, Walmer (Kent): Caroline A Kingsmill, aged 44, unmarried, gentlewoman annuitant, born at Chewton Mendip (Som). From the burial register: Caroline Anne Kingsmill, aged 46, of 4 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 20 Apr 1853. In the 1861 census at 12 Sion Hill, Bath: Charlotte Kingsmill, aged 58, unmarried, boarder, landed proprietor, born at Chewton (Som). From the burial register: Charlotte Kingsmill, aged 64, of 10 Sion Hill, was buried on 5 Apr 1867.

4.H/15A Jane White (1780-1861) Louisa Adams (1831-1865)

No memorial found. From the burial register: Jane White, aged 81, of 11 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 11 Oct 1861. From the burial register: Louisa Adams, aged 33, of Northampton Street, was buried on 11 Jan 1865.


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4.H.16 Mary Rosenberg (1793-1876) Thomas Elliot Rosenberg (1790-1835) Ellen Manners Rosenberg (1831-1911)

South: MARY WIDOW OF

[T]HOMAS ELLIOTT ROSENBERG OF THIS CITY

[BORN A]PRIL 29TH 1793 DIED SEPTEMBER 19TH 1876.

North: ALSO THEIR YOUNGEST DAUGHTER

ELLEN MANNERS ROSENBERG DIED NOVEMBER 22ND 1911

Pitched 4 ways. Baptised on 30 Nov 1790 at Bath Abbey: Thomas Rosenberg, son of Charles & Elizabeth Rosenberg (née Woolley) [IGI]. Bath & NE Somerset Record Office Miscellaneous documents. BC 134/172 1817 Draft settlement made on the marriage of Thomas Elliott Rosenberg with Miss Mary Wood. In the 1851 census at 6 New King Street, Bath: Mary Rosenberg, aged 57, widow, fundholder and proprietor of houses, born at Walcot, Bath, children: George F, aged 26, unmarried, professor and teacher of painting, born at Walcot, Bath, and Ellen M, aged 19, professor and teacher of painting, born at Walcot, Bath, and a servant. George Frederick Rosenberg OWS (1825-1869), son of Thomas Elliot Rosenberg was a still-life painter. In the 1871 census at 6 New King Street, Bath: Mary Rosemberg (sic), aged 77, widow, teacher of drawing, born at Bath, daughter Ellen, aged 37, unmarried, teacher of drawing, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Rosenberg, aged 83, of New King Street, was buried on 23 Sep 1876. In the 1901 census at 147 Trinity Road, Wandsworth: Ellen Rosenberg, aged 65, unmarried, visitor, independent, born at Bath. From the burial register: Ellen Manners Rosenberg, aged 80, of 1 Bushnell Rd, Balham, was buried on 27 Nov 1911.


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Catherine Russell has produced biographical information on women at http://abitofhistory.net/ . This includes the following: Duffield, Mary Elizabeth – (1819 – 1914) British floral and water colour painter. Mary Elizabeth Rosenberg was born at Bath, the eldest daughter of Thomas Elliott Rosenberg, the miniature and landscape painter, and the granddaughter of the silhouettist Charles Christian Rosenberg. Educated at Bath, she married (1850) William Duffield (1816 – 1863) the portraitist and still life painter. Specializing as a flower painter herself, in 1834 she was awarded a silver medal by the Society of Arts. In 1861, Mrs Duffield was elected a member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, and also wrote a treatise on flower painting entitled, Art of Flower Painting (1856) which was reprinted several times. Her works were exhibited at the Royal Academy, the New Water Colour Society, and at the Grosvenor Gallery. Mrs Duffield had a long artistic career, and exhibited her works over a period of sixty years, the last being held in 1912, when she was ninety-two years old. From Somersetshire Parishes - A Handbook Of Historical Reference To All Places In The County by Arthur L. Humphreys, London: 1905: Francis Elizabeth Louisa Rosenberg [aft. Mrs. J. D. Harris], artist ; exhib. at R. A. 1845-8; d. 9 Aug. 1872. (Boose, Biog. [a note attached to G. F. Rosenberg's Biog.]) George Frederick Rosenberg, artist, b. 9 Mar. 1825, d. 17 Sep. 1869. (Dict. Nat. Biog. ; Boose, Biog.) Mary Eliz. Rosenberg [fl. 1839-45], authoress. (Som. Roll.)

4.H.16A Elizabeth Thomas (1782-1856)

....... SERVANT ............ MRS MARSHALL .......... FOR 58 YEARS

......TEFUL REMEMBRANCE ........... MEMORY BY

..... AND HER TWO SONS HER END WAS PEACE

Slab. An ant hill on the northern side obscures part of the inscription. The northern side and the top are delaminated.

http://abitofhistory.net/


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In the 1851 census at 24 Marlborough Street, Bath: Sarah Wogan Browne, aged 82, house proprietor, born in the East Indies, Elizth Marshall, aged 67, widow, cousin, fundholder, born in Ireland, John A B Marshall, aged 34, unmarried MSA of Cambridge, born in Ceylon, a visitor, Elizth Thomas, aged 48, unmarried, servant, housekeeper, born at St Helena, and four other servants. From the burial register: Elizabeth Thomas, aged 73, of 23 Marlbro’ Buildings, was buried on 10 Mar 1856.

4.H.17 Jane Hyde (1797-1851) Mary Hyde (1803-1856) James Hyde (1787-1877)

JANE HYDE DIED MARCH 15TH 1851

AGED 53 ALSO

MARY HYDE DIED DECR 7TH 1856

AGED 53

ALSO OF JAMES HYDE

WHO DIED DECR 9TH 1877 AGED 90 YEARS

HIS END WAS PEACE

Slab. From the burial register: Jane Hyde, aged 53, of Charles Street, was buried on 22 Mar 1851. In the 1851 census at 7 Charles Street, Bath: James Hyde, aged 63, widower, painter & glazier, born at North Cadbury (Som), son Henry, aged 18, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Hyde, aged 53, of Seymour Street, was buried on 11 Dec 1856. The marriage of James Hyde to Clara Bliss was registered 1858/Q4 Kingston. The birth of Charles Russell Hyde was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bliss. In the 1861 census at 7 Seymour Street, Bath: James Hyde, aged 71, painter & glazier employing 1 man, born at Cadbury (Som), wife Clara, aged 48, born at Ripley (Surrey), son Charles R, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants.


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In the 1871 census at 7 Seymour Street, Bath: James Hyde, aged 82, lodging house keeper, born at North Cadbury (Som), wife Clara, aged 59, born at Ripley (Surrey), son Charles R, aged 11, born at Bath, two servants and two boarders. From the burial register: James Hyde, aged 90, of 7 Seymour Street, was buried on 14 Dec 1877. See also 4.H.23A.

4.H.17A Mary Hyde (1801-1871) Richard Hyde (1801-1877)

South: In memory of

MARY REES WIFE OF RICHARD HYDE DIED APRIL 15TH 1871

AGED 69

North: In Memory of

RICHARD HYDE WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 12TH 1877

AGED 76 DEEPLY LAMENTED

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at : Richard Hyde, aged 57, dealer in marine store, born at N Cadbury (Som), wife Mary, aged 58, born at N Cadbury, two lodgers and a visitor. In the 1861 census at 2 Green Park Buildings, Bath: Richard Hyde, aged 58, lodging house keeper, born at North Cadbury (Som), wife Mary, aged 54, born in Gloucestershire, and a servant. In the 1871 census at 9 Dafford Street, Bath: Richard Hyde, aged 69, income from house property, born at North Cadbury, and wife Mary, aged 69, born at Newnham (Glos). From the burial register: Mary Hyde, aged 69, of Dafford Street, was buried on 12 (!) Apr 1871. From the burial register: Richard Joyce Hyde, aged 76, of Weston, was buried on 17 Sep 1877.


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4. H.18

Fanny Georgiana Dolphin (1836-1852) John Dolphin (1805-) Mary Dolphin (1811-1888)

TO THE MEMORY OF FANNY GEORGIANA

SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE REVD JOHN DOLPHIN AND MARY HIS WIFE OF ANTINGHAM RECTORY

IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK WHO DIED AT BATH ON THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH 1852 IN THE SIXTEENTH YEAR OF HER AGE

BE ALWAYS READY

Slab. Baptised on 15 Jun 1836 in Norfolk (place unspecified): Fanny Georgiana Dolphin, daughter of John & Mary Dolphin [IGI]. In the 1851 census at Antingham (Norfolk): John Dolphin, aged 46, rector of Antingham vicar of Thorpe Market consolidated living Justice of the Peace, born at Lower Slaughter (Glos), wife Mary, aged 39, born at Tattingstone (Suffolk), children: Charlotte M, aged 10, born at Southrepps (Norfolk), Harry Edmund, aged 8, born at Southrepps, and Lucy Margarett, aged 6, born at Antingham, and three servants. In the 1851 census at 8 Rivers Street, Bath: Mary Western, aged 74, widow, householder, born at St C.....ia British Subject, daughter Charlotte, aged 38, born at Tattingfold (Suffolk), two visitors, F Dolphin (female), aged 14, visitor, born at Sent Mepps (sic), Norfolk, and five servants. From the burial register: Fanny Georgiana Dolphin, aged 15, of 8 Rivers Street, was buried on 17 Mar 1852. The death of Mary Dolphin, aged 77, was registered 1888/Q3 Erpingham (Norfolk). From Crockford’s Clerical Directory of 1868: DOLPHIN, John, Antingham Rectory, North Walsham, Norfolk. ― Trin. Coll. Cam. 1828; Deac. 1828 and Pr 1829 by Bp of Lon. R of Antingham St. Mary with Thorpe-Market V. and Bradfield D. Dio. Nor. 1831. ...


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4.H.18A-19

Mary Agnes Fletcher (1844-1852) William Kew Fletcher (1802-1867)

NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE MARY AGNES

THE BELOVED CHILD OF REV. W. K. FLETCHER H.E.I.C.S. BOMBAY

SHE DIED APRIL 18TH 1852 AGED 7 YEARS 7 MONTHS

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN. FORBID THEM NOT [TO COME UNTO] ME [FOR] OF SUCH IS THE [KINGDOM OF GOD]

Slab. The bottom two-thirds has delaminated. William Kew Fletcher, born circa 1801 at Frampton (Glos), son of Thomas Fletcher, married Elizabeth Catherine Carr on 9 Mar 1835, and died on 27 Oct 1867 [IGI]. From Notes and Queries 15 Jan 1910 p11: “The notice of Miss M. J. Jewsbury in the Dict. of Nat. Biog. says – “On 1 Aug. 1832, she married, at Penegroes, Montgomeryshire, the Rev. William Kew Fletcher, a chaplain in the East India Company’s service with whom she sailed for Bombay. She died fourteen months later, on 4 Oct., 1833, at Poonah, a victim to cholera. Some extracts from the journal of the voyage are given in Espinasse’s ‘Lancashire Worthies.’ ” Baptised on 11 Mar 1836 at Byculla, Bombay, India: Elizabeth Jane Fletcher, daughter of William Kew Fletcher and Elizabeth Catherine Carr, date of birth 14 Jan 1836 [IGI]. The birth of Isabella Charlotte Fletcher was registered 1850 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Carr. In the 1851 census at 3 Norfolk Crescent, Bath: Elizabeth Fletcher, aged 36, married, born at Wellington (Som), children: Elizabeth J, aged 15, born in the East Indies, Frances, aged 10, born in the East Indies, Catherine L, aged 8, born in the East Indies, Mary A, aged 6, born in the East Indies, William M, aged 4, born in the East Indies, James P, aged 2, born at Melksham (Wilts), and Isabella C, aged 6 months, born at Bath, an aunt, three cousins and five servants.


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The death of Mary Agnes Fletcher, aged 7, was registered 1852/Q2 Bath. The death of William Kew Fletcher, aged 65, was registered 1867/Q4 Worthing. In the 1871 census at 26 Hamilton Terrace, Marylebone, London: Elizabeth C Fletcher, aged 56, widow, niece, clergyman’s widow, born at Wellington (Som). FIBIS Journal 20 (Autumn 2008) has an article entitled In God and Company: the life and times of the Reverend William Kew Fletcher (c1802-1867), EIC Chaplain - by Mark William Fletcher Elizabeth Catherine Carr was the daughter of Rev Thomas Carr (1788-1859) who was the first bishop of Bombay, later was rector of Bath and is buried in Bath Abbey Cemetery.

4.H.19 Lucy Frances Cole (1820-1874) George Williams Cole (1814-1878)

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF

LUCY FRANCIS THE BELOVED WIFE OF

GEORGE WILLIAMS COLE OF 4 CHAPEL ROW BATH

DIED SEPTEMBER 28TH 1874 AGED 54 YEARS

I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH JOB XIII C ....

GEORGE WILLIAMS COLE

DIED JULY 11TH 1878 AGED 64.

Slab. Ant hill at bottom left-hand side. The marriage of George William Cole to Lucy Frances Hyde was registered 1850/Q3 Bristol. The birth of George Henry Cole was registered 1857 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hyde. In the 1871 census at 4 Chapel Row, Bath: George Williams Cole, aged 48, tuner and organist, born at Bourton (Som), wife Lucy Frances, aged 44, born at Bath, son George Henry, aged 13, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Lucy F Cole, aged 54, of Chapel Row, was buried on 3 Oct 1874.


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From the burial register: George Williams Cole, aged 64, of 4 Chapel Row, was buried on16 Jul 1878.

4.H.19A-20

John Whiffin Mallett (1848-1870)

In loving REMEMBRANCE OF

JOHN WHIFFIN MALLETT WHO DIED SEPTEMBER THE 20TH 1870

AGED 22.

Headstone, facing west, with a pitched slab. The marriage of John Mallett to Margaret Whiffin was registered 1847/Q3 Medway. The birth of John Whiffen Mallett was registered 1848/Q3 Barnstaple. In the 1851 census at High Street, Barnstaple: John Mallett, aged 25, watchmaker, jeweller & silver smith master employing 3 men & 2 apprentices, born at Barnstaple, wife Margaret, aged 25, born at Chatham (Kent), children: John W, aged 2, born at Barnstaple, and Margaret M, aged 1, born at Barnstaple, and two servants. In the 1861 census at Little Pill, Bishops Tawton (Devon): John Mallett, aged 35, watchmaker & farming 30 acres, born at Barnstaple, wife Margaret, aged 35, born at Chatham (Kent), children: John, aged 12, born at Barnstaple, Edith, aged 9, born at Barnstaple, and Walter, aged 8, born at Barnstaple, and three servants. From the burial register: John Whiffin Mallett, aged 22, of Milsom Street, was buried on 23 Sep 1870.

4.H.20A Frances Bates (1777-1857)


FRANCES BATES ONLY SISTER OF THE LATE

MAJOR BATES OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY

SHE DIED ON THE


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5TH OF NOVR 1857 AGED 80 YEARS

Slab. Ant hill. In the 1851 census at 7 Victoria Place Bath: Frances Bates, aged 73, unmarried, funded property, born at Dublin, and a servant. From the burial register: Frances Bates, aged 80, of Victoria Place, was buried on 12 Nov 1857.

4.H.21A George Hewett (1805-1856)

South: GEORGE HEWETT ESQRE

DIED OCTOBER 15TH 1856 AGED 51 DEPUTY MAGISTRATE (CUTWA) BENGAL.

Pitched 4 ways. Double-width plot. From the burial register: George Hewett, aged 51, of Queen Square, was buried on 21 Oct 1856. The ‘Cutwa’ is a reference to a town in the Burdwan district of Bengal.

4.H.23 Charles Russell Hyde (1860-1875) James Hyde Clara Hyde

IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE

CHARLES RUSSELL SON OF

JAMES AND CLARA HY[DE] OF 7 SEYMOUR STREET B[ATH]

WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH [1875] AGED 15 YEARS

HAPPY IS HE WHO TRUSTED .......

Slab. Part of the southern side inaccessible. The birth of Charles Russell Hyde was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bliss. In the 1871 census at 7 Seymour Street, Bath: James Hyde, aged 82, lodging house keeper, born at North Cadbury (Som), wife Clara, aged 59, born at Ripley (Surrey), son Charles R, aged 11, born at Bath, two servants and two boarders. From the burial register: Charles Russell Hyde, aged 15, of Seymour Street, was buried on 11 Feb 1875.


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4.H.23A William Hyde (1786-1872) Mary Ann Hyde (1805-1877)

South: In Affectionate Remembrance of

WILLIAM HYDE [WHO] DEPARTED THIS LIFE AUGUST 14 1872

IN THE 87TH YEAR OF HIS AGE [I AM THE RES]URRECTION AND THE LIFE. HE THAT BELIEVETH IN ME

[THOUGH HE] WERE DEAD YET SHALL HE LIVE. JOHN II C 24 V

North:

Also in Remembrance of MARY ANN HYDE

WIDOW OF THE LATE WILLIAM HYDE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 1ST JULY 1877.

AGED 71 YEARS THE INHABITANT SHALL NOT SAY I AM SICK THE PEOPLE THAT DWELL THERE SHALL ....

INIQUITY ISAIAH 33.24

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated on the western face. In the 1851 census at 11 Charlotte Street, Bath: William Hyde, aged 65, timber merchant (master employing 4 men), born at North Cadbury (Som), wife Mary A, aged 45, born at Bath, children: Edwin, aged 25, born at Bath, and Lucy, aged 18, born at Bath, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 11 Charlotte Street, Bath: William Hyde, aged 75, retired timber dealer, born at North Cadbury (Som), wife Mary Anne, aged 55, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: William Hyde, aged 86, of Charlotte Street, was buried on 20 Aug 1872. From the burial register: Mary Ann Hyde, aged 72, of Charlotte Street, was buried on 4 Jul 1877.

4.H.24 Mary Colley (1784-1873)

No memorial found. Possible entry in the 1851 census at Queen Camel (Som): Mary Colley, aged 66, widow, land proprietor, born at North Cadbury (Som), and June Morris, aged 37, unmarried, born at Queen Camel. From the burial register: Mary Colley, aged 89, of Charlotte Street, was buried on 16 Jun 1873.


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4.H.24A Phoebe Samburn (1793-1876)

PHŒB.............

DIE........... ............ A.........

Pitched 2 ways with a raised cross on the upper surface. The lower half of the southern side is delaminated as is part of the lower portion of the northern side. Baptised on 20 May 1791 at St Clement Danes, Westminster, London: Phebe Samburn, daughter of James & Ann Samburn, date of birth: 25 Jan 1791 [IGI]. On 29 Apr 1820 at St Marylebone, London Harriet Sambourn married William Macdonald [IGI]. In the 1861 census at Dog Lane, Horsford (Norfolk): Harriett Macdonald, aged 78, widow, fund holder, born in London, Phebe Samburn, aged 68, fund holder, born in London, and a servant. In the 1871 census at Drayton Road, Horsford (Norfolk): Phebe Samburn, aged 68 (!), unmarried, annuitant, born in London, and two servants. The death of Phoebe Samburn, aged 82, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Phoebe Samburn, aged 82, of 6 Lansdown Place East, was buried on 29 Mar 1876.

4.H.25 Thomas Brooks Larkins (1812-1883) Julia Mary Larkins (1851-1908) Agnes Larkins (1854-1929)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOMAS BROOKS LARKINS F.R.C.S. OF THE INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE

WHO FELL ASLEEP DECR 30TH 1882 AGED 70

“WHERE I AM THERE ALSO MY SERVANT BE.”

ALSO OF JULIA MARY LARKINS

DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE


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WHO ENTERED INTO REST OCTOBER 7TH 1908.

ALSO OF AGNES LARKINS

YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MAY 20TH 1929

AGED 75.

Tiered slab with the upper surface slightly curved. The lead inscription faces west. In the 1881 census at 1 Alfred Street, Bath: Thomas Brooks Larkins, aged 68, widower, Indian Medical Service (retired), born at Greenwich (Kent), children: Julia Mary, aged 30, born at Bloomsbury (Middx), and Agnes, aged 25, born at Poonah, East Indies, and a servant. From the burial register: Thomas Brooks Larkins, aged 70, of 1 Alfred Street, was buried on 3 Jan 1883. From the burial register: Julia Mary Larkins, aged 57, of 32 Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 10 Oct 1908. From the burial register: Agnes Larkins, aged 74, of 4 Park Street, Bath, was buried on 23 May 1929.

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4.H.26 Jacob Klee (1864-1943) Ronald Unwin Holoway (1902-1973) Muriel Florence Vera Holoway (1908-1985)

South: A LOVING GRANDFATHER JACOB KLEE DIED NOVEMBER 1943.

North:

DEARLY LOVED RONALD U. HOLOWAY DIED JANUARY 1ST 1973 AGED 70.

West: ALSO HIS WIFE MURIEL DIED 21ST FEB. 1985

Edging, freestanding vase, chippings within the surround. Some lead missing. In the 1881 census as lodgers at a lodging house at 19 Philip Street, Bath: Fred Klee, aged 60, widower, professor of music, born in Germany B S, Jacob Klee, aged 17, professor of music, born in Germany B S. The marriage of Jacob Klee to Elenea Sarah Short was registered 1886/Q3 Barnstaple. In the 1891 census at 10 Westmoreland Buildings, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: William J Short, aged 48, baker, born at Brislington (Som), wife Mary E, aged 46, born at Englishcombe (Som), George E


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Short, aged 21, son, baker’s assistant, born at Bath, Elena J Klee, aged 21, married, daughter, shop assistant, born at Bath, Jacob Klee, aged 26, son in law, musician, born in Germany, Elena Klee, aged 4, grand-daughter, born at Bath, Florence Klee, aged 3, grand-daughter, born at Bath, two visitors and two servants. In the 1901 census at Bakers shop, 10 Westmoreland Buildings, Bath: Mary E Short, aged 57, widow, baker, born at Englishcombe (Som), Jacob Klee, aged 36, son in law, professional musician, born in Germany, Elenia, aged 35, married, daughter, born at Bath, Florence Klee, aged 14, grand-daughter, born at Bath, Elenea? Klee, aged 13, grand-daughter, born at Bath, Arthur J S Klee, aged 1, grandson, born at Bath, Jack Klee, aged 19, nephew, assistant grocer, born at Ilfracombe (Devon), and four servants. The death of Elenea S Klee, aged 54, was registered 1919/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Jacob Klee, aged 79, of 2 Belgrave Terrace, Bath, was buried on 13 Nov 1943. The birth of Ronald Unwin Holoway was registered 1902/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Edwards. The birth of Muriel Florence V Gibbs was registered 1908/Q4 Clutton (Harptree subdistrict), mother’s maiden name: Klee. The marriage of Ronald Unwin Holoway to Muriel Florence Vera Gibbs at St Mark’s, Lyncombe, Bath was registered 1930/Q1 Bath. The death of Ronald U Holoway, born on 2 Mar 1902, was registered 1973/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Ronald Unwin Holoway, aged 70, was buried on 21 Jan 1973. The death of Muriel Florence V Holoway, born on 18 Sep 1908, was registered 1985/Feb Chippenham.


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4.H.27 Anne Hill (1842-1874) Mary Ann Hill (1806-1876) William Hill (1841-1928)

South: In remembrance of

ANNE, THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM HILL WHO AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS

DIED DECEMBER 15TH 1874. AGED 32.

“BE YE THEREFORE READY ALSO: FOR THE SON OF MAN COMETH AT AN HOUR WHEN YOU KNOW NOT.” ST LUKE XII.40

North:

Also of MARY ANN HILL DIED FEBRUARY 13TH 1876. AGED 69

And of her son WILLIAM HILL DIED 19TH JULY 1928. AGED 86.

― “THE SPIRIT SHALL RETURN UNTO OD WHO GAVE IT.”

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of Albert Hill was registered 1838 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. The birth of William Hill was registered 1841 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. In the 1851 census at 2 Abbey Green, Bath: Mary A Hill, aged 44, married, tailoress, born at Southampton, children: Albert, aged 12, errand boy, born at Bath, and William, aged 9, errand boy, born at Bath, and a visitor. The marriage of William Hill to Anne Scott was registered 1864 Bath. The birth of Leonard Raven Hill was registered 1867 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Scott. The birth of Frederic Raven Hill was registered 1868 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Scott. The birth of Edith Mary Hill was registered 1870 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Scott. In the 1871 census at 12 Mount Beacon, Bath: William Hill, aged 29, umbrella maker, born at Bath, wife Anne, aged 28, born at Bath, children: Leonard R, aged 4, born at Bath, and Edith M, aged 2, born at Bath, Mary A Hill, aged 64, widow, annuitant, born at Southampton, Frederick R Hill, aged 2, son, born at Bath, a cousin and a servant. From the burial register: Anne G Hill, aged 32, of 18 Kensington Place was buried on 18 Dec 1874. From the burial register: Mary Ann Hill, aged 69, of 15 Lambridge Place, was buried on 16 Feb 1876.


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In the 1891 census at Moorend, Mangotsfield, Bristol: William Hill, aged 49, hosier & outfitter, born at Bath, wife Anna Mary, aged 48, born at Winterbourne (Glos), children: Frederick Raven, aged 22, stockbroker, born at Bath, William Amos, aged 12, born at Clifton, Bristol, Francis John, aged 10, born at Clifton, and Margaret Lilian, aged 7, born at Clifton, and a servant. In the 1901 census at Fernside, Weston super Mare: William Hill, aged 59, widower, retired umbrella maker, born at Bath, children: William A, aged 22, born at Bristol, Margaret L, aged 17, at school, born at Bristol, three nieces, a nephew, a visitor and a servant. From the burial register: William Hill, aged 86, of 46 Lyncombe Hill, Bath, was buried on 21 Jul 1928.

4.H.27A James Sealey Fourdrinier (1805-1870)


JAMES SEALEY FOURDRINIER OF SION HILL BATH.

BORN JULY 15TH 1805. DIED AUGUST 26TH 1870.

Headstone, facing west. Sealy Fourdrinier (1773-1847) with brother Henry (1766-1854), son of Henry a paper maker and stationer, invented and improved the Fourdrinier papermaking machine for making continuous rolls of paper. A patent was granted in 1806. Baptised on 5 Nov 1773 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, London: Sealy Fourdrinier, son of Henry & Jemima Fourdrinier [IGI] On 25 Jan 1800 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, London Seley Fourdrinier married Harriott Pownall [IGI]. Baptised on 7 Aug 1805 at St Mary Abchurch, London: James Sealy Fourdrinier, son of Sealy & Harriet Fourdrinier [IGI] In the 1861 census at Devon House, Buckhurst Hill (Essex): James Fourdrainer (sic), aged 55, unmarried, secretary electric telegraph, born at Cannon St, London, Harriett Fourdrainer, aged 77, widow, mother, born at Basinghall St, London, Mark Shuttleworth, aged 54,


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brother in law, auctioneer, born at Bromley (Middx), Harriett Shuttleworth, aged 53, married, sister, born at Cannon St, London, two nephews, two nieces and two servants. From the burial register: James Sealey Fourdrinier, aged 65, of Gothic Cottage, Sion Hill, was buried on 31 Aug 1870.

4.H.28 Catherine Mary Jane Coombs (1865-1921)

Headstone, facing east. Delaminated save for “THY WILL BE DONE” at the top. From the burial register: Catherine Mary Jane Coombs, aged 55, of Ambleside, Westmorland, was buried on 24 Jun 1921.

4.H.28A Percy Jaque Maggs (1868-1875) Jacob Maggs (1825-1900) Fanny Maggs (1836-1909)

No memorial found. The marriage of Jacob Maggs to Fanny Crisp was registered 1864/Q4 Peterborough. The birth of Percy Jaque Maggs was registered 1868/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Crisp. In the 1871 census at Woodville, Lansdown Road, Bath: Jacob Maggs, aged 46, house decorator 24 men 6 boys, born at Bath, wife Fanny, aged 34, born at Peterborough (Northants), children: Catherine, aged 5, born at Bath, and Percy, aged 2, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: Percy Jaque Maggs, aged 6, of Charlcombe, was buried on 8 Apr 1875. In the 1881 census at 13 Talbot Road, Paddington, London: Jacob Maggs, aged 56, retired house decorator, born at Bath, wife Fanny, aged 44, born at Peterborough (Northants), daughter Catherine, aged 15, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Jacob Maggs, aged 74, of Eastbourne, was buried on 9 Jan 1900.


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In the 1901 census at 25 Upperton Gardens, Eastbourne (Sussex): Fanny Maggs, aged 64, widow, living on own means, born at Peterborough (Nhants), daughter Catherine, aged 36, art teacher, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Fanny Maggs, aged 72, of 25 Upperton Gardens, Eastbourne, was buried on 26 Jan 1909.

4.H.29A-30

Catherine Dalhousie Gulliver (1833-1894) Henry William Gulliver (1827-1896)

Sacred to the Memory of Catherine Dalhousie Gulliver

Born 19th June 1833 Died 10th February 1894 The beloved wife of

Henry William Gulliver Lieut. General Royal (late Bengal) Engineers

Also of the Above Henry William Gulliver

Born 10th November 1827. Died 7th December 1896.

Cross on plinth, facing east. Double-width plot. Sussex Archives 256/3/28-29 date 6 May 1873 Statutory declaration of Henry William Gulliver, Lt Col Royal Engineers, of 1 Clarence Square, Cheltenham, Glos, relating to land and 2 cottages at Richmond inherited from Mrs Sarah Gulliver. With list of deeds, 1762-1766. Plan of the property attached with drawing of the front elevation. Surveyed W Stacey, Nov 1850. Paper. Coloured Sussex Archives 256/3/31 date 7 Jul 1873 Conveyance 1) Lt Col Henry William Gulliver of the United Service Club, Calcutta, India 2) Richard Swaby, contractor, of Princes Road, Richmond. 2 messuages at the junction of Lower Mortlake Road and the road to London over Kew Bridge, Richmond. With plan Sussex Archives 256/3/32 date 19 Jul 1875 Statutory declaration of Mary Gulliver, spinster, of 6 Clarence Villas, Windsor, Berks, daughter of Henry Saint Gulliver, relating to her family, and that Henry William Gulliver is the only son of her brother Henry Richard Gulliver In the 1891 census at 2 Cavendish Crescent, Bath: Henry W Gullliver, aged 63, retired Lieut General Royal Engineers (Bengal), born in London, wife Catherine D, aged 57, born at Dinapore, East Indies, Frances J Browne, aged 68, married, sister in law, living on own means, born at Calcutta, East Indies, Sophia C Hickey, aged 55, unmarried, sister in law, living on own means, born at Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, and three servants.


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From the burial register: Catherine Dalhousie Gulliver, aged 60, of 2 Cavendish Crescent, was buried on 14 Feb 1894. From the burial register: Henry William Gulliver, aged 69, of St Mary Paddington, was buried on 10 Dec 1896.

4.H.30A Norman George Brearey (1811-1887) Mary Ann Weller (1832-1899)

NORMAN GEORGE BREARY DIED APRIL 30TH 1887

AGED 75 ―•―

FORMERLY OF DERBY LATE OF BATH

THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY HIS DEEPLY BELOVED WIFE

NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE

―•― ALSO MARY ANN

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECEMBER 12TH 1899.

AGED 67. ―•―

Headstone, facing east. On 16 Jul 1800 at St Werburgh’s, Derby Thomas Brearey married Mary Rowland [IGI]. In Pigot’s Commercial Directory of 1835: AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS. Brearey Rowland A. 13 Corn market Brearey Thomas, Summer hill From The History and Directory of the Borough of Derby by Stephen Glover, Derby: 1843: AGENTS. Brearey, Rowland Amcotts (Church of England Fire and Life Assurance) Corn market Brearey and Eyre (House & Land) Corn market AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS. Brearey and Son, Victoria street Brearey and Eyre, Corn market In the 1841 census at Victoria Street, Derby: Thomas Brearey, aged 60, auctioneer, born in Derbyshire, Elizabeth Brearey, aged 25, Mary Brearey, aged 20, Mary Brearey, aged 20, Maria Brearey, aged 20,


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Norman Brearey, aged 20, auctioneer, Margaret Brearey, aged 20, Plummer Brearey, aged 3, and a servant. The marriage of Norman George Brearey to Mary Ann Hughes was registered 1875/Q3 Kensington. In the 1881 census at 2 Heathside, Holdenhurst (Hants): George N Breary, aged 65, income from property, born at Derby, wife Mary A, aged 46, born at Llanddoged (!) (Derbys), and a servant. The death of Norman George Brearey, aged 75, was registered 1887/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Norman George Breary, aged 75, of 3 Sion Hill, was buried on 6 May 1887. In the 1891 census at 3 Sion Hill, Bath: Mary Ann Brearey, aged 53, widow, living on own means, born at Wynne Oyre (Derbys), and a servant. The marriage of Mary Ann Breary (sic) to James Weller was registered 1894/Q3 Christchurch. The death of Mary Anne Weller, aged 67, was registered 1899/Q4 Fulham. From the burial register: Mary Ann Weller, aged 67, of Hammersmith, was buried on 19 Dec 1899.

4.H.31 Elizabeth Rogers (1836-1912)

In Memory of

ELIZABETH ROGERS DIED 22ND APRIL 1912

AGED 75 YEARS ―

AT REST ―

Pointed headstone, facing east. The death of Elizabeth Rogers, aged 75, was registered 1912/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Rogers, aged 75, of 17 Lyncombe Hill, was buried on 25 Apr 1912.


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4.H.31A-32

William Henry Langley (1815-1875) Anne Langley (1822-1904)


WILLIAM HENRY LANGLEY OF MOUNT BEACON BATH

WHO DIED JANUARY 18TH 1875 AGED 59 YEARS ALSO OF ANNE LANGLEY

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AUGUST 30TH 1904 AGED 82 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. Double sized plot. The stone is cracked across its centre. In the 1871 census at 3 Mount Beacon, Bath: William H Langley, aged 55, retired attorney, born at Clifton, wife Ann, aged 49, born at Reading, children: Charlotte A, aged 18, born at Shirehampton (Glos), and Henry J, aged 16, born at Shirehampton, a visitor and two servants. From the burial register: William Henry Langley, aged 59, of 3 Mount Beacon, was buried on 22 Jan 1875. In the 1901 census at the Vicarage, Sydenham (Oxon): Rev Conway Joyce, aged 73, clergyman Church of England, born at Whitchurch (Salop), wife Charlotte, aged 48, born at Shirehampton (Glos), daughter Evelyne, aged 13, born at Sydenham, Anne G Langley, aged 79, widow, mother in law, born at Reading (Berks), a governess, two visitors and three servants. From the burial register: Anne Langley, aged 82, of Pakefield, Lowestoft, was buried on 1 Sep 1904.

4.H.32A Martha Craven (1821-1904) John Craven (1808-1865)

IN LOVING MEMORY

OF MARTHA

WIDOW OF JOHN CRAVEN, (LONDON,) WHO FELL ASLEEP SEPR 29TH 1904.

“UNTIL THE DAY DAWNS.”

Cross.


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In the 1861 census at Wanstead (Essex): John Craven, aged 52, sugar refiner, born at Wakefield (Yorks), wife Martha, aged 38, born at Calne (Wilts), five children and two servants. The death of John Craven was registered 1865/Q2 Kensington. From the National Probate Calendar 1865: 6 July. The Will of John Craven formerly of Alexandrian House Old-Kent-road in the County of Surrey but late of 3 Great-Garden-street Whitechapel in the County of Middlesex and 9 Upper-Brunswick-place Brighton in the County of Sussex Sugar Refiner deceased who died 13 May 1865 at 1 Royal-crescent Notting Hill in the County of Middlesex aforesaid was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Henry Craven of 3 Great-Garden-street aforesaid Manager to the said Testator the Son one of the Executors. Effects under £12,000. From the burial register: Martha Craven, aged 83, of 36 Paragon, was buried on 1 Oct 1904. From the National Probate Calendar 1904: CRAVEN Martha of 36 Charles-street Bath widow died 29 September 1904 at 36 the Paragon Bath Probate Bristol 17 October to Maria Ashton Cearns widow Effects £109.


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4.I.0 Biggs See 4.H.1

4.I.1 Emily Fanny Teasdale Turner (1861-1870) John Turner (1814-1889) Jessie Caroline Turner (1840-1903)


FANNY TEASDALE TURNER SISTER OF JOHN AND JESSIE TURNER

DIED AUGUST 31ST 1870 AGED NINE YEARS

Cross in 3 plinths. Baptised on 16 Aug 1861 at Clifton: Emily Fanny Teasdale Turner, daughter of John & Jessie Caroline Turner. The death of Emily Fanny Teasdale Turner, aged 9, was registered 1870/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Emily Fanny Teasdale Turner, aged 9, of 36 St James’ Square, was buried on 2 Sep 1870. In the 1881 census at 1 Park Street, Bath: John Turner, aged 66, Surgeon General retired Indian Service FRCS Surgeon, born at Shorhampton (Shirehampton?) (Glos), wife Jessie C, aged 40, born at Poona, Bombay, and three servants. The death of John Turner, aged 75, was registered 1889/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: John Turner, aged 75, of 1 Park Street, was buried on 28 Nov 1889. From the National Probate Calendar 1890: 6 January. The Will of John Turner late of 1 Park-street in the City of Bath Surgeon-General in Her Majesty’s Army who died 23 November 1889 at 1 Park-street was proved at Bristol by Jessie Caroline Turner of 1 Park-street Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Personal Estate £12,296 4s. 2d. Resworn March 1890 £12,998 4s. 2d.


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In the 1891 census at 39 Park Street, Bath: Jessie C Turner, aged 50, widow, living on her own means, born at Penna (sic), India, and two servants. The death of Jessie Caroline Turner, aged 62, was registered 1903/Q1 Epsom.

4.I.1A Mary Pitman (1793-1857) Isaac Pitman (1813-1897)

South: In Memory of

MεRI PITMAN

WEIF OV MR EIZAK PITMAN. FONETIK PRINTER OV ΘIS SITI

DIED 19 OGGST 1857 εDJED 61.

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census at 5 Nelson Place, Bath: Isaac Pitman, aged 38, phonetic printer, born at Tro[w]bridge, wife Mary, aged 58, born at Newark (Notts), three boarders, two servants and a visitor. From the burial register: Mary Pitman, aged 64, of Lansdown Terrace, was buried on 26 Aug 1857. From the Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette of Thu 27 Aug 1857: August 19, at her residence, 2, Lansdown Terrace, after a severe and protracted illness, Mary Pitman, wife of Isaac Pitman, of this city, aged 64.

4.I.2 Ann Bennett (1837-1857) John Bennett (1796-1863) Maria Bennett (1839-1863) Ann Bennett (1813-1872)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 10 Rivers Street, Bath: John Bennett, aged 50, lodging house keeper, born at Dublin, wife Ann, aged 38, born at Bath, children: Ann, aged 13, born at Bath, and Maria, aged 12, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register: Ann Bennett, aged 19, of 10 Rivers Street, was buried on 13 Feb 1857. From the burial register: John Bennett, aged 66, of 10 Rivers Street, was buried on 10 Jan 1863. From the burial register: Maria Bennett, aged 24, of Richmond Place, was buried on 22 Aug 1863. From the burial register: Ann Bennett, aged 59, of 10 Rivers Street, was buried on 9 Nov 1872.


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4.I.2A Ann Crisp (1812-1875) Mary Crisp (1846-1879) Frederick Crisp (1814-1894)

In Loving Remembrance of

ANN CRISP WHO ENTERED INTO REST

JANUARY 31ST 1875 AGED 62

―•― Them which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him

I. THESS. IV.14

ALSO OF MARY. DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS JULY 19TH 1879 AGED 33.

―•― He brought me to the banqueting house

and his banner over me was love CANT. 2.4

ALSO OF

FREDERICK CRISP WHO DIED JUNE 29TH 1894

AGED 80.

Headstone. In the 1871 census at 14 St James Square, Bath: Frederick Crisp, aged 57, lodging house keeper, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 58, born at Bath, children: Mary, aged 24, lady’s maid domestic servant, born at Bath, and Elizabeth, aged 14, born at Bath, a lodger (and her brother) and a servant. From the burial register: Ann Crisp, aged 62, of 14 St James Square, was buried on 5 Feb 1875. From the burial register: Mary Crisp, aged 33, of 14 St James Square, was buried on 25 Jul 1879. From the burial register: Frederick Crisp, aged 80, of Sladebrook, Twerton, was buried on 3 Jul 1894.

4.I.3 Thomas Malin (1801-1863)

IN MEMORY OF

THOMAS MALIN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE

MARCH 24TH 1863 AGED 61

.............. PARTING SIGH ......... HUMBLER NOT TO.. ............................... ...............................

TBA Slab. The lower half is covered by the roots of a large laurel bush. In the 1851 census at 28 Lambridge Place, Bath: Mary Bryan, aged 55, widow, annuitant, born at Upthorpe (Berks), and children: Ellen, aged 26, unmarried, governess, born at Bath, and Emma, aged 20, governess, born at Bath. The marriage of Thomas Malin to Emma Bryan was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. In the 1861 census at 7 Worcester Terrace, Bath: Thomas Malin, aged 65, proprietor of houses, born at lmington (Warks), wife Emma, aged 30, born at Bath, and a servant.


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In the 1861 census at 28 Lambridge Place, Bath: Mary Bryan, aged 64, widow, gentlewoman, and daughter Ellen, aged 36, unmarried, born at Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Malin, aged 68, of Worcester Terrace, was buried on 28 Mar 1863. From the burial register: Mary Bryan, aged 78, of 7 Worcester Terrace, was buried on 3 Jan 1874. From the burial register: Ellen Bryan, aged 62, of Worcester Terrace, was buried on 23 Nov 1887. From the burial register: Emma Malin, aged 81, of 13 Vineyards, Bath, was buried on 9 Sep 1913.

4.I.3A John Miers Greer (1778-1861) Mary Ann Greer (1810-1866)

North: IN FOND REMEMBRANCE OF

JOHN MIERS GREER, ROYAL NAVY WHO ENTERED INTO REST DECR 20TH 1861 AGED 83 YEARS

.............. PSALM LXII

South: ALSO

MARY ANN GREER WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO FELL ASLEEP

AUGUST 31ST 1866

Pitched 4 ways. Under a laurel bush. In the 1861 census at 4 Lower Camden Place, Bath: John Miers Greer, aged 83, Commander RN Half pay out pensioner Greenwich, born L...., co Armagh, Ireland, wife Mary Anne, aged 50, born at St Marylebone, London, and two servants. From the burial register: John Miers Greer, aged 83, was buried on 24 Dec 1861. From the burial register: Mary Ann Greer, aged 56, of 6 Lower Camden Place, was buried on 4 Sep 1866.

4.I.4 Elizabeth Clement (1791-1853) George Glass (1791-1858)

North: IN MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH CLEMENT WHO DIED SEPTR 25TH 1853 AGED 62 YEARS

South:

IN MEMORY OF


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Susanna Glass (1799-1882)

GEORGE GLASS DIED SEPTR 14TH 1858 AGED 67

ALSO SUSANNA GLASS WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

Pitched 4 ways. Under a laurel bush. In the 1851 census at 10 Sion Hill, Bath: George Glass, aged 60, retired silk mercer, born at Monxton (Hants), wife Susanna, aged 53, born at Salisbury, son William, aged 15, born at Salisbury, and a servant. From the burial register: Elisabeth Clement, aged 62, of Kingsmead Terrace, was buried on 29 Sep 1853. From the burial register: George Glass, aged 64, of 10 Sion Hill, was buried on 18 Sep 1858. The marriage of William George Glass to Caroline Clarkson was registered 1859/Q3 Wakefield. The birth of George Clarkson Glass was registered 1860/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Clarkson. The death of George Clarkson Glass, aged 0, was registered 1860/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: George Clarkson Glass, aged 5 months, of Prospect Place, was buried on 3 Jan 1861. In the 1861 census at 10 Sion Hill, Bath: Susanna Glass, aged 62, widow, landed proprietor, born at Salisbury, and a servant. In the 1861 census at 5 Prospect Place, Bath: William George Glass, aged 25, ironmonger, born at Salisbury, wife Caroline, aged 28, born at Wakefield (Yorks), and a servant. The death of Harriet Susanna Glass, aged 0, was registered 1863/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Harriet Susanna Glass, aged 4 months, of Prospect Place, was buried on 16 Dec 1863. From the burial register: Susanna Glass, aged 83, of Summerhill Place, was buried on 9 Dec 1882.


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4.I.4A-5 Robert Orde Fenwick (1786-1855) Isabella Fenwick (1783-1856)

South: Robert ____ Fenwick died Feby xith mcd lxdii A.D.

East:

mdccclv ...

North: his Sister Isabella Fenwick died iv .............

Pitched in the form of a cross. Gothic script on a band around the tomb. The western portion of northern side is inaccessible. There is also some script on northern and southern pitched surfaces but this is difficult to decipher. The ‘mcd lxiii’ has a gap at its centre. In the 1851 census at 7 Princes Buildings, Bath: Robert Fenwick, aged 70, widower, land proprietor, born at Lambton (Durham), daughter Jane, aged 35, unmarried, born at Wearmouth (Durham), and two servants. In the 1851 census at the house of Julia Tudor at Bristol Road, Weston (Som): Isabella Fenwick, aged 68, unmarried, visitor, gentlewoman, born in Northumberland. The death of Robert Orde Fenwick, aged 69, was registered 1855/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Robert Orde Fenwick, aged 69, of 46 Rivers Street, was buried on 16 Feb 1855. The death of Isabella Fenwick, aged 73, was registered 1856/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Isabella Fenwick, aged 73, of Weston, was buried on 11 Dec 1856.

4.I.5A Martha Burton (1797-1854) Joseph Netterville Burton (1783-1857)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARTHA THE BELOVED WIFE OF ____L JOSEPH NETTERVILLE BURTON

AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE RICHARD BAKER ESQRE OF BARHAM HOUSE HERTS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 10TH OF DECEMBER 1854 IN THE 58TH YEAR OF HER AGE

“THOU WHICH HAST SHEWED ME SORE TROUBLED SHALL QUICKEN ME AGAIN AND SHALT BRING ME UP AGAIN FROM THE DEPTHS OF THE EARTH.”

Altar tomb. Double-width plot. In the ‘____L’ the underlining indicates a rectangular area that has been carved into the stone, suggesting that a mistake was made and the stone re-carved.


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Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Netterville Burton, 36th Regiment, was an Irish-born British army officer of Anglo-Irish extraction, the son of the Rev. Edward Burton of Newgarden House, Co. Galway, a Church of Ireland clergyman from Westmorland, and Maria Margaretta Campbell of Co. Galway. He was born at Tuam, co Galway. He married Martha Beckwith, daughter of Richard and Sarah Baker, of Barham House, Elstree (Herts). The family lived for part of the time in France, in the mid-1820s at chateau Beausejour at Tours and from 1833 at Blois before travelling to other places in France and then Italy. From the burial register: Martha Burton, aged 57, of Bennett Street, was buried on 16 Dec 1854. From the burial register: Joseph Netterville Burton, aged 74, was buried on 10 Sep 1857. Will of Joseph Netterville Burton, Lieutenant Colonel in the Army of Bath, Somerset, date 23 Oct 1857, PROB 11/2258. There are a series of books and articles on son Sir Richard Francis Burton (1821-1890), explorer, which describe the family’s life.

4.I.6 Ann Gowen (1797-1869)

No memorial found. The birth of Frederick Gibbs Gowen was registered 1838 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chamberlain. In the 1851 census at 12 Corridor, Bath: Chas G Gowen, aged 47, razor str manfr cutter, born at Calne, wife Ann, aged 52, born at Bath, and children: Elizth M, aged 18, born at Bath, and Fredk G, aged 12, in Blue School, born at Bath. In the 1861 census at Main Street, Spofforth (Yorks): Charles G Gowen, aged 59, razor strop maker & par[rish] sexton, born at Calne (Wilts), wife Ann, aged 62, Nation School mistress, born at Bath, and Harry R Davis, aged 4, grandson, born at Bath. From the burial register: Ann Gowen, aged 72, of 11 Gt Stanhope Street, was buried on 14 Dec 1869. In the 1881 census at Norfolk Place, Bath: Charles Gowen, aged 78, razor strop maker, born at Calne (Wilts), and wife Laura, aged 66, laundress, born at bath.


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The death of Charles Gibbs Gowen, aged 83, was registered 1887/Q2 Wells.

4.I.6A William Short (1781-1855) Elizabeth Hill Short (1784-1860)

UNDERNEATH ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF

WILLIAM SHORT WHO SUDDENLY DEPARTED THIS LIFE

JANUARY 6TH 1855 AGED 73 YEARS

BEHOLD I COME AS A T............ THAT WATCHETH REV XV....

ALSO

ELIZABETH WIDOW OF T[HE ABOVE]

WHO GENTLY FELL ASLEE[P] 31ST MAY ....

AGED 75 AT EVENING TIME IT ......

Slab. Delaminated on the right-hand (northern) side. In the 1851 census at 24 Vineyards, Bath: William Short, aged 69, butcher, born at Paulton (Som), wife Elizabeth, aged 66, born at Clutton (Som), and son William, aged 35, unmarried, butcher, born at Bath. From the burial register: William Short, aged 73, of Rivers Street, was buried on 13 Jan 1855. From the burial register: Elizabeth Hill Short, aged 75, of 18 Rivers Street, was buried on 7 Jun 1860.

4.I.7 Ann Austin (1777-1855) James Austin (1789-1864)

North: SACRED TO THE MEMORY O[F]

ANN WIFE OF MR JAMES AUSTIN

OF LARKHALL PLACE, BATH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIF[E]

11TH NOVEMBER 1855 AGED 79 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. The northern side is delaminated at the ends with only the central portion remaining. In the 1851 census at 1 Larkhall Place, Bath: James Austin, aged 62, superannuated inspector inland department General Post Office, born at Datchet (Bucks), wife Ann, aged 74, born at Storgursey (Som), daughter Ann, aged 30, unmarried, born at Borough (Surrey), Hannah


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Barry, aged 68, widow, sister-in-law, retired lodging house keeper, born at Stogursey, and a servant. From the burial register: Ann Austin, aged 78, of 1 Larkhall Place, was buried on 17 Nov 1855. Probate was granted on 10 Feb 1865. In the 1861 census at 1 Larkhall Place, Bath: James Austin, aged 72, widower, superannuated Post Office Inspector, born at Datchett (Bucks), daughter Ann, aged 40, unmarried, born at Southwark, Hannah Barry, aged 78, widow, sister-in-law, formerly lodging house keeper, born at Stogursey (Som), and a servant. From the burial register & burial order book: Ann Austin, aged 43, of 1 Larkhall Place, was buried on 20 Jan 1864. From the National Probate Calendar 1865: 10 February. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Ann Austin late of 1 Larkhall-place in the Parish of Walcot in the City and Borough of Bath Spinster deceased who died 13 January 1864 at Larkhall-place aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to William Austin of 50 Stanley-street Chelsea in the County of Middlesex Upholsterer the Administrator of the Personal estate and effects of James Austin the Father and Next of Kin of the Deceased he the said William Austin having been first sworn. Effects under £450. From the burial register & burial order book: James Austin, aged 75, of 1 Larkhall Place, was buried on 12 Oct 1864. From the National Probate Calendar 1864: 25 October. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of James Austin formerly of the General Post Office St. Martin’s-le-Grand in the City of London but late of 1 Larkhall-place in the Parish of Walcot in the City of Borough of Bath Gentleman a Widower deceased who died 7 October 1864 at Larkhall-place aforesaid were granted at the Principal Registry to William Austin of 50 Stanley-street Chelsea in the County of Middlesex Upholsterer the Brother and one of the Next of Kin of the said Deceased he having been first sworn. Effects under £3,000. Revoked by Registrar’s Order 11 November 1864. Administration passed at the Principal Registry November 1864.


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The death of Hannah Barry, aged 87, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Hannah Barry, aged 87, of Claremont Cottage, was buried on 26 May 1871.

4.I.7A Maria Ann Rich (1787-1860)

Altar tomb. Vertical surfaces delaminated. No MI apparent. Possible entry in the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Chieveley (Berks): Maria Ann Rich, aged 60, widow, gentlewoman fund holder, born at Bombay, East Indies, Edward John William Henry Rich, aged 34, son, curate of Chieveley, born at Shinfield (Berks), Anna Charlotte Rich, aged 21, daughter-in-law, born at Liverpool, a visitor and three servants. From the burial register & burial order book: Maria Ann Rich, aged 72, of 10 Park Street, was buried on 3 Jan 1860.

4.I.8 Margaret Armstrong McNair (1812-1850) Charles McNair (1848-1859)

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF MARGARET ARMSTRONG

THE WIFE OF JOHN C. MCNAIR ESQR LATE CAPTAIN OF THE MADRAS ARMY WHO DIED ON THE 24TH OF DECR 1850

East:

AND OF CHARLES

THEIR YOUNGEST SON BORN JULY 22ND 1848 DIED SPR. 2ND 1859

Pitched 4 ways. The birth of a son of John Christie McNair was registered 1845/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Watson. The birth of Charles McNair was registered 1848/Q3 Melksham. From the burial register: Margaret Armstrong McNair, aged 38, of Lansdown Place West, was buried on 30 Dec 1850.


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In the 1851 census as visitors at the home of Richard Hipsley Bingham at the Manor Hose, Melcombe Horsey (Dorset): John Christie McNair, aged 44, widower, Captain half-pay East India Company service, born in London, Harry Bingham McNair, aged 5, born at Bath, and Charles McNair, aged 2, born at Melksham (Wilts). From the burial register & burial order book: Charles McNair, aged 11, of Bridgend, was buried on 6 Sep 1859. See also 4.K.24/24A.

4.I.18A Mary Ann Cottle (1803-1859) Francis Cottle (1793-1862) Mary Allen (1788-1866)

No memorial found. In the 1851 census at 22 Charles Street, Bath: Francis Cottle, aged 57, collector of taxes, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 47, born at Bath, children: George, aged 15, born at Bath, Catherinea, aged 13, born at Bath, and Emily J, aged 10, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Ann Cottle, aged 56, of 22 Charles Street, was buried on 24 Dec 1859. In the 1861 census at 22 Charles Street, Bath: Francis Cottle, aged 67, registrar of marriages also overseer & collector of taxes, born at Bath, children: Katherine A, aged 23, unmarried, born at Bath, and Emily J, aged 20, born at Bath, and a servant. From the burial order book: Francis Cottle, aged 68, of 22 Charles Street, was buried on 2 Mar 1862. The death of Mary Allen, aged 77, was registered 1866/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Allen, aged 77, of 13 Vineyards, was buried on 18 May 1866.

4.I.9

4.I.9A Jemima Graves (1796-1859)

North: SACRED

TO THE MEMORY OF MRS JEMIMA GRAVES

[WHO] DIED ON THE 9TH MAY 1859 AGED 64 YEARS


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South: THIS STONE IS PLACED HERE AS

A TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION BY THOSE WITH WHOM SHE LIVED

FOR THIRTY SIX YEARS LOVED AND RESPECTED

Pitched 4 ways. In the 1851 census in the household of Lt-Col George R P Lewis at the Hall, Doddington (Lincs): Jemima Graves, aged 53, unmarried, ladies maid, born at Dover. From the burial register: Jemima Graves, aged 63, of Russel Street, was buried on 14 Nov 1859.

4.I.10 Mary Jenyns (1791-1858) Elizabeth Jenyns (1802-1893)

Southern side: “Blessed are the dead which ............

Pitched 2 ways with a surface cross, tapering. Overgrown. Two ant hills. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Jenyns, aged 67, of 47 Rivers Street, was buried on 6 Aug 1858. In the 1861 census at 18 Catherine Place, Bath: Elizabeth Jenyns, aged 59, unmarried, fundholder, born in London, and three servants. In the 1891 census at 3 Park Street, Walcot, Bath: Elizabeth Jenyns, aged 89, unmarried, no occupation, born in London, two servants, and Mary M Ray, aged 49, married, inmate, no occupation, born at Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Jenyns, aged 91, of 15 Brock Street, was buried on 22 Jul 1893.

4.I.10A Charlotte Arthurina Williams (1810-1850) Caroline Eliza Williams (1833-1854) St Leger Williams (1831-1862)

TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLOTTE ARTHURINA THE BELOVED WIFE OF L. B. WILLIAMS ESQR

OF SPRINGFIELD LODGE DIED JULY 4TH 1850

MOST DEEPLY LAMENTED ―

ALSO OF CAROLINE ELIZA THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE

Slab.


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Miles Braithwaite Williams (1839-1864) Lawrence Blount Williams (1797-1870)

DIED OCTOBER 30TH 1854 ―

ALSO OF ST LEGER SON OF THE ABOVE

DIED AT BOMBAY JULY 24TH 1862 AGED 21

― ALSO OF MILES BRATHWAITE

SON OF THE ABOVE DIED IN BATH AUGUST 7TH 1864

AGED 25 ―

ALSO OF L. B. WILLIAMS

COMMANDER R.N. OF SPRINGFIELD GROVE DIED AUGUST 5TH 1870

AGED 73

The birth of Miles Braithwaite Williams was registered 1839/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cuthbert. The birth of an unnamed son of Lawrence Blount Williams was registered in 1840/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cuthbert. In the 1841 census at Springfield Place, Bath: Lawrence Williams, aged 35, Navy HP, not born in Somerset, Charlotte Williams, aged 30, not born in Somerset, Caroline Williams, aged 7, born in Somerset, Laurence Williams, aged 6, born in Somerset, Sidney Williams, aged 5, born in Somerset, Montgomery Williams, aged 3, born in Somerset, Miles Williams, aged 2, born in Somerset, St Leger, aged 7 months, born in Somerset, and three servants. From the burial register: Charlotte Arthurina Williams, aged 40, of Springfield Lodge, was buried on 11 Jul 1850. From the burial register: Caroline Eliza Williams, aged 21, of Springfield Lodge, was buried on 4 Nov 1854. In the 1861 census at Springfield Lodge, Walcot, Bath: Lawrence B Williams, aged 62, retired Commander RN, born at Camberwell (Surrey), wife Elizabeth T, aged 45, born at Carmarthen, S Wales, children: St Leger, aged 20, Captain’s clerk Indian Navy, born at Bath, Juliana, aged 18, born at Bath, Georgina A, aged 13, born at Bath, and Agnes, aged 12, born at Bath, and three servants. From the burial register: Miles Braithwaite Williams, aged 35, of Springfield Lodge, was buried on 12 Aug 1864. From the burial register: Lawrence Blount Williams, aged 73, of Springfield Lodge, was buried on 10 Aug 1870.


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4.I.11 Elizabeth Kentish (1785-1851)

THIS [ST]ONE IS [H]ERE [P]LACED

[T]O THE [C]HERISHED MEMORY OF

ELIZABETH KENTISH WHO DIED MARCH 10TH 185[1]

AGED 66 YEAR[S] THE LORD KNOWETH ........ ARE HIS. 2ND TIM. 2ND CH....

Slab. Delaminated and weathered in places. In the 1841 census at 5 Richmond Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Elizabeth Kentish, aged 55, independent, not born in Somerset, Margaret Colling, aged 50, independent, not born in Somerset, and a servant. From the burial register: Elizabeth Kentish, aged 65, of 5 Richmond Hill, was buried in Mar 1851. From the National Probate Calendar 1881: 7 May. Administration (with the Will) of the Personal Estate of Elizabeth Kentish late of Bath in the County of Somerset Spinster who died 10 March 1851 at 5 Richmond-hill Bath left unadministered by Henry St. John Maule Esquire one of the Executors was granted at the Principal Registry under the usual Limitation to Monatgy St. John Maule of 7 Northumberland-buildings Bath Solicitor the lawful Attorney of Elizabeth Sophia Stokes (Wife of William Alexander Stokes) the Niece one of the Residuary Legatees now residing at Geelong in Australia. Former Grant Prerogative Court of Canterbury May 1851. Personal Estate under £500.

4.I.11A Mary Ann Colling (1791-1852)

No memorial found. In the 1841 census at 5 Richmond Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Elizabeth Kentish, aged 55, independent, not born in Somerset, Margaret Colling, aged 50, independent, not born in Somerset, and a servant. See 4.I.11. In the 1851 census at 4 Richmond Hill, Bath: Mary A Colling, aged 61, unmarried, private teacher, born at Chester le Street (Durham), a visitor, two pupils and two servants. The death of Mary Ann Colling, aged 61, was registered 1852/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Mary S Colling, aged 61, of 4 Richmond Hill, was buried on 11 Oct 1852.


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4.I.12 Thomas Carmie Gough (1841-1861) John Bloomfield Gough (1804-1891) Carmina Gough (-1841)

UNDERNEATH THIS STONE REST THE MORTAL REMAINS

OF THOMAS CARMIE GOUGH

ONLY CHILD OF

MAJOR GENL JOHN BLOOMFIELD GOUGH C.B.

AND HIS WIFE CARMINA HITCHINS

DIED AT BATH ON THE 15TH APRIL 1860 IN HIS TWENTIETH YEAR

Slab. On 22 Aug 1840 at Madras: John Bloomfield Gough married Carmina Hitchins. Baptised on 20 Jun 1841 at Ootacamund, Madras: Thomas Carm[ie] Gough, son of John Bloomfield & Carmina Gough, date of birth: 2 Jun 1841. The death of Thomas Carmie Gough, aged 19, was registered 1861/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Carmie Gough, aged 19, of 18 Rivers Street, was buried on 17 Apr 1861. From the National Probate Calendar 1891: 20 November. Probate of the Will with a Codicil of Sir John Bloomfield Gough late of Knocklevan Clonmel in the County of Tipperary G.C.B. a General in Her Majesty’s Service who died on or about 22 September 1891 at the same place granted 7 November 1891 at Dublin to Elizabeth Agnew Gough of Knocklevan Widow one of the Executors. Personal Estate in England £13,594 19s. 4d. From Visitation of England and Wales Vol 20 by Frederick Arthur Crisp (1919): General Sir John Bloomfield Gough, G.C.B. (2nd son of the Very Rev. Thomas Bunbury Gough, Dean of Derry [brother of Hugh, 1st Viscount Gough], by Charlotte his wife, dau. of John Bloomfield, and sister of Benjamin, 1st Baron Bloomfield); born at Bansha, Co. Tipperary, 23 June 1804; entered the Army as Ensign 24 February 1820, Lieutenant 1825, Captain 1826, Major 1841, Lieut. Colonel 1842, Colonel 1850, Major-General 1855, Lieut.-General 1862, General 26 November 1876; Colonel 2nd Dragoons 1864; served as D.Q.M.G. in China War 1840-42


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(brevet rank of Major and Lieut.-Colonel, C.B. and medal); in Gwalior Campaign 1843-44, as Military Secretary to Commander-in-Chief in India, and was present at the battle of Maharajpore (bronze star) ; Brigadier in Army of Sutlej 1845-46, commanded 2nd brigade of Cavalry at the battles of Moodkee and Ferozeshah, and officiated as Q.M.G. at battle of Sobraon (severely wounded, medal and two clasps); Q.M.G. in Punjab Campaign 1848-49; Q.M.G. of Forces in India and was present at the battles of Chillianwallah and Goojerat (medal with two clasps); A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1850-55; G.C.B. 1874; died at Knockeevan, Clonmel, co. Tipperary, 22 September 1891, bur. at Newchapel, co. Tipperary. Will dated 28 July 1869, with codicil dated 21 January 1886, proved (Prin. Reg., Dublin, 441, 91) 7 November 1891, by Elizabeth Agnew Gough. Sealed in London 20 November 1891. He married 1stly 25 August 1840, Carmina, dau. of Charles Hitchins of Calcutta, India; she died 14 June 1841, and was buried at Ootacamund, India. M.I. ; and 2ndly in 1846, Margaret, dau. of General Sir John McCaskill ; she died in 1849, and was buried at Simla, India. M.I

4.I.12A John Williams (1803-1850) Maria Williams (1799-1864)

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN WILLIAMS

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 18TH AUGT 1850

AGED 67 I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH

Also

MARIA WILLIAMS WIDOW OF THE ABOVE

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 7TH OF APRIL 1864

AGED 84 YEARS ................................. ................................. ...........

Slab. From the burial register: John Williams, aged 47, of Lansdown Road, was buried on 23 Aug 1850. In the 1851 census at 2 Abingdon Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Maria Williams, aged 50, widow, lodger, fund holder, born at Elveston (Glos). In the 1861 census at 4 Manvers Street, Bath: Maria Williams, aged 59, lodger, born at Elston (Glos). From the burial register: Maria Williams, aged 64, of Batheaston, was buried on 12 Apr 1864.


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4.I.13-13A

Emily Findon Harbidge (1852-1921) Mary Ellen Harbidge (1854-1932) Clara Sophia Harbidge (1856-1939) Annie Rivers Harbidge (1858-1939) Thomas Sabin Harbidge (1815-1880)

East: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

EMILY FINDON SECOND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE

T. SABIN HARBIDGE WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS MAY 21ST 1921.

“CHRIST IS OUR PEACE” EPH. 11.14

THIS IS ALL MY HOPE AND PEACE, NOTHING BUT THE BLOOD OF JESUS; THIS IS ALL MY RIGHTEOUSNESS, NOTHING BUT THE BLOOD OF JESUS.

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY ELLEN HARBIDGE,

WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 26TH 1932 “HIM THAT COMETH UNTO ME I WILL NO WISE CAST OUT.”


CLARA SOPHIA HARBIDGE AT REST JANUARY 10TH 1939. “HIM THAT COMETH UNTO ME, I WILL IN NO WISE CAST OUT.”

“INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT.”

West: IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ANNIE RIVERS HARBIDGE AT REST MARCH 1ST 1939.

“INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT.”

Cross on 3 plinths. Lowest plinth is much larger. Double-width plot. The birth of Emily Findon Harbidge was registered 1852/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Mary Ellen Harbidge was registered 1854/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Clara Sophia Harbidge was registered 1856/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. The birth of Annie Rivers Harbidge was registered 1858/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. From the burial register: Emily Findon Harbidge, aged 68, of 36 Poole Road, Branksome, was buried on 27 May 1921. From the burial register: Mary Elizabeth (!) Harbidge, aged 78, of 14 Catherine Place, Bath, was buried on 30 Mar 1932. From the burial register: Clara Sophia Harbidge, aged 81, of 18 Portland Place, Bath, was buried on 14 Jan 1939. From the burial register: Annie Rivers Harbidge, aged 78, of 18 Portland Place, Bath, was buried on 3 Mar 1939. See also 4.H.14/14A and 4.K.13/13A.


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4.I.14 Charles Monkton Gibbons Quantrille (1825-1863)

Slab. Top half and lower southern side delaminated. Baptised in 1825 at St Pancras: Charles Monckton Gibbson Quantrille, son of Charles & Charlotte Quantrille [Pallot’s Baptism Index]. In the 1841 census at Carlton Place, Southampton: Charlotte Quantrille, aged 40, independent, born in Hampshire, Charles Quantrille, aged 15, not born in Hampshire, Mary Quantrille, aged 13, not born in Hampshire, Mary Coombes, aged 90, independent, born in Hampshire, Jane Lee, aged 28, born in Hampshire, and two servants. The birth of Eliza Louisa Harbidge was registered 1860 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Findon. In the 1851 census Weston Lane, Weston (Som): Thomas L Harbidge, aged 37, wine merchant, born at Pillerton (Warks), wife Eliza, aged 32, born at Winchester (Hants, daughter Eliza, aged 10 months, born at Weston, Francis Findon, aged 69, unmarried, visitor, annuitant, born at Shepston (Warks), Charles Quantrille, aged 25, unmarried, visitor, Lieut. 55th Regiment, born at Southampton, and three servants. Will of Charles Quantrille, Gentleman of All Saints, Hampshire, date 1 Nov 1854, PROB 11/2201. The death of Charles Monkton Gibbons Quantrille, aged 38, was registered 1863/Q3 Bath. From the burial register entry: Charles Monkton Gibbons Quantrille, aged 38, of Camden Row, was buried on 2 Oct 1863.


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4.I.14A Isaac Sherry (1785-1857) Margaret Sherry (1795-1869) Frederick Sherry (1823-1892)

In Loving Memory OF

ISAAC SHERRY WHO DIED NOVEMBER 22ND 1857

AGED 71 YEARS

Also of MARGARET

WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JANUARY 20TH 1869

AGED 73 YEARS

Also of FREDERICK

YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE DIED FEBRUARY 20TH 1892

AGED 69 YEARS

Slab. In the 1851 census at 31 Brock Street, Bath: Isaac Sherry, aged 65, confectioner, born at Cerne Abbas (Dorset), wife Margaret, aged 55, born at Aylburton (Glos), daughter Elizabeth Ann, aged 34, born at Bath, a shop woman and three servants. In the 1851 census at 7 Sloane Street, Chelsea, London: James Sherry, aged 34, unmarried, grocer, born at Bath, Frederick Sherry, aged 29, unmarried, brother, draper, born at Bath, a grocer’s assistant and a servant. From the burial order book: Isaac Sherry, aged 72, of 8 Upper Camden Place, was buried on 27 Nov 1857. From the burial register: Margaret Sherry, aged 73, of Kilburn, Middx, was buried on 26 Jan 1869. In the 1891 census at 5 Greville Place, St Marylebone, London: Frederick Sherry, aged 68, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, Elizabeth Sherry, aged 64, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of Frederick Sherry, aged 69, was registered 1892/Q1 Brighton. From the burial register: Frederick G Sherry, aged 69, of Brighton, was buried on 28 Feb 1892.


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4.I.15 Ellen Haynes (1802-1851) Patrick L Doody (1800-1864) Elisabeth Doody (1799-1870) Frances Elizabeth Louisa Harris (1823-1872)

Slab. Delaminated upper surface. From the burial register & burial order book: Ellen Haynes, aged 48, of 12 Brock Street, was buried on 2 Apr 1851. In the 1861 census at 4 Burlington Place, Bath: Patrick Doody, aged 60, gentleman’s servant, born in Ireland, and wife Ann, aged 86, born in Devon. In the 1861 census at 16 Baker Street, Bishopsgate, London: Patrick Doody, aged 59, porter, born in Ireland, wife Elizabeth, aged 56, born in Ireland, and a lodger. From the burial register & burial order book: Patrick L Doody, aged 64, of Burlington Place, was buried on 5 Oct 1864. From the National Probate Calendar 1864: 17 December. The Will of Patrick Doody late of 4 Burlington-place in the City of Bath Gentleman deceased who died 30 September 1864 at Burlington-place aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of Elizabeth Doody of 4 Burlington-place aforesaid Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £300. From the burial register & burial order book: Elisabeth Doody, aged 70, of 38 New King Street, was buried on 20 Jun 1870. The death of Frances Elizabeth L Harris, aged 49, was registered 1872/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Frances Elizabeth Louisa Harris, aged 49, of 5 Queen Square, was buried on 13 Aug 1872.


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4.I.15A Elizabeth Dickinson (1789-1861)

South: ELIZABETH DICKINSON OBIIT 18 JAN A.D. 1860

Pitched with flat upper surface and a raised cross on the upper surface. Ant hills at top and bottom. From the burial register: Elizabeth Dickinson, aged 71, of Rivers Street, was buried on 25 Jan 1861. From the National Probate Calendar 1861: 16 March. The Will of Elizabeth Dickinson late of Rivers-street in the City of Bath Spinster deceased who died 18 January 1861 at Rivers-street aforesaid was proved at Bristol by the oath of the Reverend Henry Jennings of Watton in the County of York Clerk one of the Executors. Effects under £8,000.

4.I.16 George Frederick Rosenberg (1825-1869)

South: GEORGE FREDERICK ROSENBERG

East:

BORN MARCH 9TH 1825

West: DIED SEPR 17TH 1869

Pitched 4 ways with a surface cross in pink, polished granite. The inscription is in large letters on the side of the stone base. In the 1841 census at 6 New King Street, Bath: Mary Rosenberg, aged 40, independent, born in Somerset, Mary Rosenberg, aged 20, born in Somerset, Fanny Rosenberg, aged 15, born in Somerset, George Rosenberg, aged 15, born in Somerset, Edith Rosenberg, aged 10, born in Somerset, and a servant. In the 1851 census at 4 New King Street, Bath: Mary Rosenberg, aged 57, widow, fundholder & proprietor houses, children: George F, aged


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26, professor & teacher of painting, born at Bath, and Ellen M, aged 19, professor & teacher of painting , born at Bath, and a servant. The marriage of George Frederic Rosenberg to Hannah L Jenner, was registered 1857/Q3 Amesbury. The birth of Ethel Rosenberg was registered 1858 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Jenner. In the 1861 census at 6 New King Street, Bath: George F Rosenberg, aged 35, artist p[ainter] in water colour, born at Bath, wife Hannah, aged 27, born at Manchester, daughter Esther, aged 2½, born at Bath, Mary Rosenberg, aged 68, widow, mother, artist’s widow, born at Bath, and two servants. The death of George Frederic Rosenberg, aged 44, was registered 1869/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: George Frederic Rosenberg, aged 44, of 3 Brunswick Place, was buried on 21 Sep 1869. A Guide to Flower-Painting in Water Colours by George Frederic Rosenberg, 1853, 5th edition 1860. There is an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography (from 2004). Being offered for sale in 2009: “Trade card. Mr. Rosenberg of Bath, Profile Painter to their Majesties & Royal Family . Skelton sc., 23 Hay Market. [c.1800?] - Engr. advertisement in oval cartouche; sl. unevenly trimmed & darkened. Rosenberg, 1745-1844 (the dates probably conflate a father and son) painted silhouette profiles on glass 'that will never fade. Time of sitting one minute, price from 7s.6d. to £1.1s.0d., family pieces, whole lengths in various attitudes'. With the advertisement are two ALsS from Ethel F. Rosenberg, 8th & 15th May 1896 to Percy H. Bate referring to portraits by and of her great-grandfather which she has sent to him; and a corrected 4pp galley proof of a paper by Bate on 'Bath Miniature Painters' read on March 13th, 1895. In this text he states he has not been able to obtain works by the Rosenbergs in time. In a ms. footnote to the text he adds further information: although the portraits are good likenesses, 'they are not very artistic'.” This trade card appears in The Art of the Silhouette by Desmond Coke, republished 2008 p141.


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The death of Charles Christian Rosenberg was registered 1844/Q4 Chelsea. No PRO will has been found. Charles Christian Rosenberg (1745-1844) appears as a silhouette artist in various lists and objects for sale. From Painting Women: Victorian Women Artists by Deborah Cherry, Routledge 1993 p24: “In the Rosenberg family of Bath the daughters specialised in fruit and flowers while the son George Rosenberg painted landscapes as well as still life.”

4.I.16A Samuel De Lisle Hayes (1806-1857)

No memorial found. Born circa 1808, of Ashcombe (Som) [IGI]. The death of Samuel De Lisle Hayes, aged 50, was registered 1857/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Samuel De Lisle Hayes, aged 50, of Vineyards, was buried on 5 May 1857.

4.I.17A John Dafter Harris (1816-1902) Frances Elizabeth Louisa Harris (1823-1872)

North: JOHN DAFTER HARRIS DIED THE 18 JANUARY 1902 AGED 85

West:

HE IS BURIED AT THE BATHWICK CEMETERY

South: FRANCES ELIZABETH LOUISA THE BELOVED WIFE OF J.D. HARRIS ...........

Pitched in the form of a cross on a larger stone base. Parts are obscured by a large ant hill. The marriage of John Dafter Harris to Francis Elizabeth Louisa Rosenberg at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1846/Q4 Bath. In the 1871 census at 5 Queen Square, Bath: John Dafter Harris, aged 55, goldsmith, born at Bath, wife Frances Elizth, aged 48, artist, born at Bath, daughter Frances Hester, aged 23, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: Frances Elizabeth Louisa Harris, aged 49, of 5 Queen Square, was buried on 13 Aug 1872.


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The marriage of John Dafter Harris was registered 1877/Q3 Hampstead. In the 1901 census at Homestead, adjoining St Bartholomews Church, Bath: John D Harris, aged 85, widower, retired jeweller, born in Somerset, blind, a nurse and two other servants. The death of John Dafter Harris, aged 85, was registered 1902/Q1 Bath.

4.I.18 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

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Isabella Jane Hewitt Gill (1833-1910)

North: + ISABELLA JANE HEWITT GILL HIS WIFE ENTERED INTO REST 1_ APRIL 1910 AGED 76

Pitched 2 ways with a surface cross. Double-width plot. Delaminated upper surface with ivy growing under the upper layer. The southern side is in a poor condition. The inscription on a band on the northern side has a residue of red colour indicating that it was once gilded. The death of John Elkington Gill, aged 53, was registered 1874/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: John E Gill, aged 53, of 7 Mount Beacon, was buried on 28 Feb 1874. From the burial register: Isabell Jane Hewitt Gill, aged 76, of 7 Mount Beacon, was buried on 16 Apr 1910. John Elkington Gill was a 19th-century architect at Bath, He was a partner with the more famous George Phillips Manners, and continued the latter's practice upon Manner's retirement in 1862. Upon Manner's death in 1866, he changed the name of the practice to his name alone. He set up the practice of Gill & Browne in 1874 shortly before he died but he was then mostly retired and the work of Gill & Brown is almost entirely the work of Thomas Browne alone. The practice was located at 1 Fountain Building in the period 1849-1909. John Elkington Gill's son was Wallace Gill, who in 1879 had his name added to the practice and in 1899 renamed the practice Gill and Morris. Wallace Gill went by his own name from 1903 and retired in 1909,


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transferring the practice to Mowbray A. Green. Wallace Gill is buried with his wife in St Mary’s Churchyard, Smallcombe as is his sister Margaret Isabel Gill (1869-1922).

4.I.20 Anne Lawrence (1794-1874) George Lawrence (1797-1874)


ANNE THE WIFE OF GEORGE LAWRENCE

WHO DIED A 9 CLAREMONT PLACE BATH APRIL 23RD 1874 AGED 70 YEARS

I HAVE FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT AND FINISHED MY COURSE I HAVE KEPT THE FAITH

North: Also of the said

GEORGE LAWRENCE [WHO DI]ED AT 9 CLARENCE PLACE BATH AUGUST 21ST 1874

AGED 77 YEARS

Pitched 4 ways. Double-width plot. Ant hill on north-eastern part. The birth of Dorothea Lawrence was registered 1839 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fudge. In the 1851 census at 5 Walcot Buildings, Bath: George Lawrence, aged 53, pawnbroker & silversmith, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Anna, age 56, born at Lyme (Dorset), daughter Dorothea, aged 12, born at Bath, and two servants. In the 1871 census at 9 Claremont Place, Bath: George Lawrence, aged 73, retired pawnbroker, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Annie, aged 76, born at Lyme Regis (Dorset), daughter Dorothea, aged 32, unmarried, not occupation, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Anne Lawrence, aged 79, was registered 1874/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Anne Lawrence, aged 79, of 9 Claremont Place, was buried on 29 Apr 1874. The death of George Lawrence, aged 77, was registered 1874/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: George Lawrence, aged 77, of 9 Claremont Place, was buried on 26 Aug 1874.


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4.I.20A Arthur Francis Lamb (1846-1873) Mary Ann Lamb (1846-1875)

In memory of

† F. LAMB

WHO DIED DECR 7TH 1873 AGED 27 YEARS

―•― THY WILL BE DONE

―•― Also to

MARY ANN, HIS WIFE WHO DIED APRIL 14TH 1875


Rounded headstone. The marriage of Arthur Francis Lamb to Mary Anne Lydiard at St John the Baptist, Batheaston was registered 1867 Bath. In the 1871 census at 3 Alexander Buildings, bath: Arthur Lamb, aged 24, retired wine merchant, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 25, born at Bath, children: Minnie, aged 1, born at Bath, and Arthur, aged 7 months, born at Bath, Edith P Lydyard, aged 25, unmarried, sister in law, born at Bath, and a nurse. The death of Arthur Francis Lamb, aged 27, was registered 1873/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur F Lamb, aged 27, of 3 Alexander Buildings, was buried on 10 Dec 1873. From the burial register: Mary Ann Lamb, aged 28, of Oxford, was buried on 19 Apr 1875.

4.I.21A Henry Tickell (1822-1857)

South: HENRY TICK....

DIED 3.... FEBRUARY 1857 A[GED] ....

Tomb pitched in the form of a cross, tapered. Large parts of the upper surface are delaminated. The northern part of the upper surface is obscured by an ant hill. The birth of Henry Edmund du Maine Tickell was registered 1849/Q4 Ampthill.


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In the 1851 census at Lidlington (Beds): Henry Tickell, aged 28, clergyman of Lidlington, born in London, wife Emma, aged 22, born in Switzerland, children: Emina, aged 2, born at Lavendon (Beds) and Henry E, aged 1, born at Lidlington, four pupils and two servants. The death of Henry Tickell was registered 1857/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Tickell, aged 34, of 42 Rivers Street, was buried on 7 Feb 1857. Will of Reverend Henry Tickell, Clerk of Lidlington, Bedfordshire, date 15 May 1857, PROB 11/2252. From Alumni Oxonienses: Tickell, Rev. Henry, 1s. Henry, of St. Like’s, London, arm. QUEEN’S

COLL., matric. 26 March, 1840, aged 17; B.A. 1843, M.A. 1847, died at Bath 3 Feb., 1857, father of the next named.

Tickell, Henry Edmund du Maine, o.s. Henry, of Lidlington, Beds, cler. WADHAM COLL.; matric. 16 Oct., 1868, aged 18; B.A. 1873, a student of the Inner Temple 1870, rector of Hittisleigh, Devon, 1879.

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4.I.24 Mary Ann Curtis (1819-1898)

No memorial found. The death of Mary Ann Curtis, aged 79, was registered 1898/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ann Cartes (!), aged 79, of 15 Camden Cottages, was buried on 18 Aug 1898.

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Charles Doggett Morgan (1821-1885) Maria Morgan (1816-1909)

Headstone. Delaminated, no MI found. The marriage of Charles Doggett Morgan to Maria Pond was registered 1856/Q3 Bath. In the 1881 census at 34 Stall Street, Bath: Charles D Morgan, aged 60, tailor, born at Bath, and wife Maria, aged 58, born at Bath.


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The death of Charles Dogget Morgan, aged 64, was registered 1885/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Doggett Morgan, aged 64, of Stall Street, was buried on 3 Sep 1885. In the 1891 census at 14 Gays Buildings, Bath: Maria Morgan, aged 74, widow, living on own means, born at Bath. In the 1901 census at 14 Gays Buildings, Bath: Maria Morgan, aged 84, widow, born at Bath. The death of Maria Morgan, aged 92, was registered 1909/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Morgan, aged 92, of 12 Trim Street, was buried on 16 Feb 1909.

4.I.24A Mary Gertrude Pratt (1844-1906) Lily Marian Pratt (1877-1931) Robert Edward Pratt (1881-1934) Edith Gertrude Pratt (1875-1943)

East: [MARY GERTRUDE PRATT]

BORN OCTR __ 1844 DIED APRIL 17TH 1906

South:

ALSO OF HER SECOND DAUGHTER LILY MARIAN PRATT

AT REST SEPT 18TH 1931

North:

ALSO OF HER YOUNGER SON

[ROB]ERT PRATT D.S.O. LT. COL. R.E.

DIED APRIL 15TH 1934

West: ALSO OF HER

ELDEST DAUGHTER EDITH GERTRUDE PRATT

AT REST JANUARY 18TH 1943

Cross on 3 plinths. The birth of Edith Gertrude Pratt was registered 1875/Q1 Atcham. The birth of Lily Marian Pratt was registered 1877/Q1 Atcham. The birth of Robert Edward B Pratt was registered 1882/Q1 Atcham. In the 1901 census at 10 Belgrave Terrace, Walcot, Bath: Mary G Pratt, aged 56, widow, living on own means, born at Ford (Salop), children: Lily M, aged 24, born at Atcham (Salop), and Dorothy S, aged 17, born at Shrewsbury (Salop), and a servant. From the burial register: Mary Gertrude Pratt, aged 61, of 10 Belgrave Terrace, was buried on 17 (!) Apr 1906. From the burial register: Lily Marian Pratt, aged 54, of 8 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 21 Sep 1931. From the burial register: Robert Edward Pratt, aged 52, of Middlesex Hospital, Marylebone, was buried on 18 Apr 1934.


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The death of Edith G Pratt, aged 68, was registered 1943/Q1 Bristol. No entry found in the burial order book.

4.I.25A-26

John Alfred Dodd (1858-1940) Mary Rosalie Dodd (1848-1946)

Sacred to the memory of THE REV. JOHN ALFRED DODD, M.A.

MUCH LOVED VICAR OF WINSCOMBE, SOMERSET FOR 28 YEARS

DIED AT BATH 10TH OCTOBER 1940, AGED 82. ―

ALSO MARY ROSALIE DODD,

DEVOTED WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED 2ND JANUARY 1946.

― “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD, FOR THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS, AND THEIR WORKS DO FOLLOW THEM.” REV.XIV.13

Double-width plot. Large block with a small wall on either side. Edging. The birth of Mary Rosalie Little was registered 1848/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Edgell. The birth of John Alfred Dodd was registered 1858/Q1 Swansea. The marriage of John Alfred Dodd to Mary Rosalie Little was registered 1888/Q2 Ipswich. In the 1901 census at The Vicarage, Winscombe (Som): John A Dodd, aged 43, clergyman (Church of England), born at Swansea (Glam), wife Mary R, aged 48, born at Bath, and two servants. From the burial register: John Alfred Dodd, aged 82, of 24 St James Square, Bath, was buried on 14 Oct 1940. From the burial register: Mary Rosalie Dodd, aged 97, of 24 St James Square, Bath, was buried on5 Jan 1946.

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Edward Albert Holoway (1870-1929) Doris Athena Mary Holoway (1896-1932) Sarah Louisa Holoway (1872-1957)

South: IN LOVING MEMORY OF E. A. HOLOWAY DIED 19.8.1929.

East:

ALSO HIS WIFE S. L. HOLOWAY DIED 26-10-1957.

North: ALSO OF (DOT) HOLOWAY DIED 25.12.1932

TBA Edging and freestanding vase, double-width plot. An ant hill obscures part of the inscription on the eastern side. The birth of Edward Albert Holoway was registered 1870/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cottle. The marriage of Edward Albert Holoway to Sarah Louisa Edwards at St Luke’s, Lyncombe, Bath was registered 1894/Q1 Bath. The birth of Albert Edward Holoway was registered 1895/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Edwards.


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In the 1901 census at 18 Stanley Road, Twerton, Bath: Edward E Holoway, aged 31, antique dealer – employer, born at Bath, wife Sarah L, aged 28, born at Bath, and son Albert E, aged 6, born at Bath. The marriage of Albert Edward Holoway to Doris Athina Mary Meade at St Michael’s, Twerton was registered 1925/Q2 Bath. (The birth of Doris Athina M Meade was registered 1896/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Edwards.) The death of Edward Albert Holoway, aged 59, was registered 1929/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Edward Albert Holoway, aged 59, of 6 Orange Grove, Bath, was buried on 29 Aug 1929. From the National Probate Calendar 1929: HOLOWAY Edward Albert of 5 and 6 Orange-grove Bath died 25 August 1929 at Orange Grove Administration Bristol 16 October to Sarah Louisa Holoway widow. Effects £823 6s. The death of Doris Athena Mary Holoway, aged 36, was registered 1932/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Doris Athena Mary Holoway, aged 36, of 2 Belgrave Terrace, Bath, was buried on 29 Dec 1932. The death of Albert E Holoway, aged 60, was registered 1955/Q2 Trowbridge. From the burial register: Albert E Holoway, aged 60, was buried on 29 May 1955. From the burial order book: Sarah Louisa Holoway, aged 85, was buried on 18 Oct 1957.

4.I.27A Charles Murray Flood (1865-1881)

In memory of CHARLES MURRAY FLOOD

WHO DIED NEW YEAR’S DAY 1881

AGED 15 ―

“THANKS BE TO GOD WHICH GIVETH US THE VICTORY THROUGH OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. COR.XV.57.

―

Headstone, facing east. Born on 12 Aug 1865 at Gowran, Kilkenny, Ireland: Charles Murray Flood, son of John Flood & Jane Clarke.


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The death of Charles Murray Flood, aged 15, was registered 1881/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Murray Flood, aged 15, of 7 Spencers Belle Vue, was buried on 5 Jan 1881.

4.I.28 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book.

4.I.28A George Millett Millett-Davis (1818-1901)

North: GEORGE MILLETT MILLETT-DAVIS

F•R•C•S BORN 15TH MARCH 1818.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE 30TH APRIL 1901 ―

Tomb as 3 tiers, the topmost pitched 4 ways. In the 1881 census at 14 Lansdown Crescent, Bath: George Millett Millett-Davis, aged 73, widower, Fellow R C Surgeons (retired), born at Sheffield, daughter Margaret Mary, aged 33, unmarried, born at Liverpool, and four servants. The death of Charles Millet M Davis, aged 83, was registered 1901/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Millett Millet-Davis, aged 83, of 14 Lansdown Crescent, was buried on 3 May 1901.

4.I.29 No memorial and no entry in the burial order book.

4.I.29A Margaret Taylor (1844-1890)

IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARGARET TAYLOR

BORN JULY 27TH 1844 DIED AUGUST 10TH 1890

“BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART.”

Cross on 3 plinths. Some lead missing. The death of Margaret Taylor, aged 45, was registered 1890/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Taylor, aged 45, of 12 Marlbro Street, was buried on 13 Aug 1890.

4.I.30A Edith Moore Tanner (1836-1924)

No memorial found.


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In the 1901 census at 21 Thomas Street, Bath: Edith Moore Tanner, aged 60, widow, living on own means, born at Bath. From the burial register: Edith Moore Tanner, aged 87, of 21 Thomas Street, was buried on 3 Mar 1924. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: TANNER Edith Moore of 21 Thomas-street Bath widow died 29 February 1924 Probate Bristol 2 April to Alfred Tom Hope contractor. Effects £606 15s. 7d.

4.I.31 William Hinde (1817-1878) John Hinde


[WILLIAM] HINDE THIRD SON OF THE REVD JOHN HINDE [FO]R EIGHTEEN YEARS MASTER OF THE SUPREME COURT

OF ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSTRALIA [BORN AUGU]ST 2 1817 HE FELL ASLEEP SEPTEMBER 11 1878

[THE LORD GIVETH] AND THE LORD TAKETH AWAY BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD

Pitched 4 ways. Southern side and ends of northern side delaminated. From the South Australian Register of Fri 11 Feb 1853 p3: Mr. William Hinde, to be Second Clerk of the Supreme Court, to act as Clerk of Arraigns, Associate, and Judge's Clerk. From the Pedigree Register by George Sherwood, Vol III London: 1913-1916: William HINDE, = Mary Frances WILLIAMS. Born 4 July, 1829. Master of the Supreme Court, Adelaide, South Australia. Born 2 August, 1817. Died 11 Sept., 1878, at Bath, Somerset. Bur. at Lansdown Cemetery. Son of the Rev. John HINDE, vicar of Ludford in Salop, and his wife Jane BERTHON, eldest daughter and co-heir of John Paul BERTHON. The death of William Hinde, aged 61, was registered 1878/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: William Hinde, aged 61, of Newland House, was buried on 13 Sep 1878. An obituary of William Hinde, Master of the Supreme Court, is in the Register, 16 Sep 1878, page 5b. From the South Australian Advertiser of Mon 16 Sep 1878 p5: It is with sincere regret we learn that the Government have received a telegram from London, announcing that Mr. William Hinde, the


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respected Master of the Supreme Court, died on the 11th inst. Early in this year he obtained leave of absence on account of ill-health, and proceeded to England in the hope of benefiting by the voyage, rest, and a change of scene. Some of his friends, however, knowing how long he had suffered from illness, and seeing, as they believed, the inroads that disease had made in his constitution, were not very sanguine as to the result. Mr. Hinde arrived in the colony in 1851, and in 1853 was appointed Clerk of Arraigns and Judge's Associate. In 1861, on Mr. Jickling's resignation of the office of Master of the Supreme Court, Mr. Hinde was appointed as his successor, and held that position, and also the office of Registrar of the Vice-Admiralty Court, until his death. He was held in high esteem by the members of the legal profession and all persons who were brought into contact with him officially. By a very huge circle of friends he was very much liked for his genial manner and kind-hearted disposition, and the news of his decease has caused great sorrow. He leaves a widow and sons and daughters.

4.I.31A Augusta Rosalie Rashton Little (1805-1882) John Albert Little (1839-1921)

South: AUGUSTA ROSALIE RASHTON LITTLE

BORN OCTOBER 15TH 18__ DIED MAY 19TH ____

................... WITH THE LORD

North:

LIEUTT COL. J. A. LITTLE ........... 21ST 19[2]1 AGED 81

PEACE PERFECT PEACE

Tomb of 2 tiers with raised cross on the upper surface. Much of the lead missing. Ant hill at eastern end. Small hawthorn tree at western end. In the 1881 census at 28 Belvedere, Bath: Augusta R R Little, aged 75, widow, annuitant, born at Dolton (Som), Mary R, aged 33, unmarried, annuitant, born at Bath, John H Little, aged 9, grandson, born in India, Ethel M Little, aged 8, grand-daughter, born at Tarrant Rowston (Dorset), Edward R Little, aged 6, grandson, aged 6, born in India, and two servants. The death of Augusta Rosalie R Little, aged 76, was registered 1882/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Augusta Rosalie Rishton (sic) Little, aged 76, of 28 Belvedere, was buried on 15 May 1882.


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From the burial register: John Albert Little, aged 81, of The Hawthorns, College Rd, was buried on 28 Apr 1921.

4.I.32 Mary Hopes (1812-1875) Thomas Spencer Hopes (1812-1882)


MARY WIFE OF THOMAS SPENCER HOPES

WHO DIED DECEMBER 7TH 1875 AGED 63 YEARS

I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE [LIFE]

North: ALSO

[T]HOMAS SPENCER HOPES LATE OF 7 LONDON ST BATH [WHO] DIED FEBY 27TH 1882

AGED 69

Pitched 4 ways. Delaminated. Surface is fragile. The birth of Sarah Spencer Hopes was registered 1837 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. The birth of Thomas Spencer Hopes was registered 1839 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore. In the 1851 census at 7 London Street, Bath: Thomas Spencer Hopes, aged 38, painter & glazier, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 39, born at Clutton (Som), and children: Edith, aged 14, born at Bath, Sarah, aged 13, born at Bath, Thomas, aged 12, born at Bath, Mary Elizabeth, aged 10, born at Bath, and Ellen, aged 7, born at Bath. In the 1871 census at 7 London Street, Bath: Thomas Spencer Hopes, aged 58, painter & glazier, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 59, born at Clutton (Som), and Edith Moore Hopes, aged 33, unmarried, daughter, governess, born at Bath. The death of Mary Hopes, aged 63, was registered 1875/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Hopes, aged 63, of London Street, was buried on 15 Dec 1875. The death of Thomas Spencer Hopes, aged 69, was registered 1882/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Thomas Spencer Hopes, aged 69, of Cleveland Cottages, was buried on 3 Mar 1882.


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4.I.32A Charlotte Helen Maitland (1815-1902) Robert Grierson Maitland

Sacred TO

THE MEMORY OF CHARLOTTE HELEN

DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ROBERT GRIERSON MAITLAND

CAPTAIN

IN THE MADRAS EUROPEAN REGIMENT WHO DIED IN BATH JUNE 14. 1902.

AGED 86 YEARS

Headstone with integral cross (now flat), facing east. In the 1891 census at the house of James M H & Anne E Moor at 14 Pennington Street, Rugby: Charlotte H Maitland, aged 75, unmarried, aunt, living on own means, born in India British Subject. In the 1901 census at 13 River’s Street, Bath: Charlotte H Maitland, aged 85, unmarried, living on own means, born at Trinckopoly (sic), India. From the burial register: Charlotte Helen Maitland, aged 86, of 13 River’s Street, was buried on 18 Jun 1902.


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4.I2.14A Elizabeth Ann Sherry (1828-1910)


ELIZABETH ANN ONLY DAUGHTER OF ISAAC SHERRY

BORN DECEMBER 12TH 1828 DIED JANUARY 10TH 1910.

Slab which is across the path. From the burial register: Elizabeth Ann Sherry, aged 83, of 5 Greville Place, Kilburn, was buried on 14 Jan 1910. See also 4.I.14A.