The Monumental Inscriptions

in the Parish Church of

St Mary & St Nicolas,

Spalding

Third Edition - 2005

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The first edition was produced by Rosalyn Pursglove in 1984.

The second edition (1994) by Rosalyn & Paul Pursglove, on behalf of the South

Holland Family and Local History Group, included memorials revealed after alterations in the church and the removal of carpeting in the chancel. Some inscriptions were recorded in more detail than in the first edition. It also included

enhancements from Monson‟s Church Notes1 where inscriptions previously recorded had become badly worn.

This third edition is principally a more accurate account and fuller indexation

of inscriptions identified in the previous editions. There are now two indexes: one is of those people commemorated individually or

by family, of many of whom precise details are given; the other is of those killed during the World Wars, most of whom are identified simply by name(s).

Researchers may be able to discover more in local archives such as those of the Lincolnshire Archives Office2 and Spalding Gentlemen‟s Society3 and in other

publications about this church‟s history, as well as nationally in, for example, the National Archives4 which houses the records of war casualties. In even the short period since the second edition many memorials have further deteriorated, in some cases to the point of illegibility, though all details known

about them in the past are included in the interests of historical completeness. Alongside these are a number of stones which have undoubtedly borne text and in some cases also portraits or designs on brass but which are now irretrievably

damaged or worn. A third group of stones obviously still bear text but it is now inaccessible, such as the stone beneath the step of the font. And of course there will very likely have been memorials now completely lost and even monuments,

such as along the north wall of the Corpus Christi chapel, whose original state and identification can only be guessed at.

Set against this tale of steady deterioration and what it implies about human transience are firstly, the fact that there are other lasting „memorials‟ around the

church, some like windows displaying their often poignant dedication - see particularly the first window along the north wall - and others maybe less

conspicuous but no less significant, and secondly the very fabric of the church building itself which bears eloquent though silent witness to the commitment of countless faithful people. It is written of Wren in St Paul‟s cathedral “If you seek

his monument, look around you”; this is theirs.

1 Lincolnshire Church Notes by William John Monson F.S.A 1828-1840. Edited by John, 9th Lord

Monson F.S.A. 1936. The Lincoln Record Society. Volume 31 2 St Rumbold St, Lincoln LN2 5AB www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/archives 3 Broad Street, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11 1TB 4 at Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

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1 In memory of Edward Mattias Brown son of Heneage and Penelope Brown. Born October 6th 1754 died May 28th 1755.

2 John Grundy, Esquire, son of John and Elizabeth Grundy, born 1719

deceased 1783. Lydia his wife, born 1721 deceased 1764. Mrs. Rachel Knipe, born 1700 deceased 1768. Mrs. Elizabeth Grundy, born 1690 deceased 1774. Lydia Knipe Grundy, daughter of John and Lydia Grundy born 1750 died 1779. William Thompson, Esquire, J.P., son of John and Ann Thompson, born 1732 died 1792. Mary his wife, only surviving child of John and Lydia Grundy, born 1743 deceased 1809.

John Grundy was born in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, in 1719. He moved to

Spalding with his parents in 1739 when his father, also a John Grundy, was appointed agent to the Deeping Fen Adventurers. John Grundy assisted his father in his work in Deeping Fen and during this time he gained wide experience

in applied mathematics and civil engineering. He began to take on projects of his own. One of his first was the construction of a sluice at Pinchbeck in 1739. After his father died in 1748 John Grundy was appointed agent to the Deeping

Fen Adventurers in his place. He also gradually accepted more and more commissions from outside the South Holland area, including work on the great

lake at Grimsthorpe Castle for the 3rd Duke of Ancaster. He is also noted for his work on improvements on the River Witham, Louth Navigation, the grand sluice at Boston, the first dock in Hull and navigation and drainage schemes at

Holderness, Swale and Driffield. John Grundy was also a very successful businessman, having interests in both

shipping and farming. He lived at the side of the river Welland in Spalding, owning a large estate comprising house, gardens, stables, warehouses, wood and coal yards, an oil mill, offices and brewhouse. He owned a sloop named „The Good

Intent‟ and a barge named „Polly and Lydia‟ after his two daughters. John Grundy married twice. His first wife was Lydia Knipe, daughter of a local clergyman. They had 14 children but only two survived, and Mrs. Grundy died in

1764. John Grundy‟s second wife was Mrs. Ann Maud, a widow from St. Neot‟s. John Grundy was a member of the Spalding Gentlemen‟s Society. He was also a

founder member of the Society of Civil Engineers and he did much to bring professional repute to the job of Civil Engineer. He died in 1783. John Grundy and his wife Lydia (née Knipe) are buried in the family vault within

the church.

3 Here lyeth the body of John Sparkes

(no dates legible)

4 Here lyeth the body of Mr. Wm Chandler, interred 23rd April 1707 in the 60th

year of his age. 5 Here lyeth the body of William the son of Nicholas and Frances Dove who

departed this life the 25th day of April Anno Dom 1709. Here lyeth the body of William the son of Nicholas and Frances Dove who departed this life the ? day of April Anno Dom 1710.

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The great Jehovah full of love An angel bright did send

To fetch these little spotless Doves to joys that never end

This monument shows how children were often given the name of a dead sibling;

parents would sometimes use the same name several times.

6 In memory of George Stevens, Gentleman, who died the 15th day of January 1720, in the 61st year of his age. Also Elizabeth his wife.

Here lie deposited the remains of George Stevens esq. one of his Majesty‟s Justices of the Peace, son of George and Elizabeth Stevens, whose life departed the 14th of July 1760 in Aetate suae 58

7 Here lyeth the body of Mrs. Alice Cock formerly the wife of Mr Anthony Blaydwin, late of Moulton, who was interred April the 24th Anno Domi 1695 being in the 67th year of her age.

8 H.S. Compton uxor Revdi. Tim:Neve A.M. F.N. max. Tho. Rowell Armig.

Pia, Proba, et Modesta:

Forma spectabilis. Pulchrior Ingenio.

Quae cum quinquennali conjugio, Quarta virum auxisset prole.

Beasset Amore, Ornasset Vita.

Morte sola contristavit A.D. MDCCXXVIII Aetat. suae. XXXV

This monument is to Compton, the wife of the Reverend Timothy Neve. 9 Here lies interr‟d the body of Robert Brown late of this place merchant obiit

27 mo Januarii Anno Domini 1714 Aetatis suae 40. And also Elizabeth his daughter who departed this life the 16th day of April 1715 in the 1st year of her age. And also Samuel the son of said Robert and Rebekah Brown who departed this life the 27th day of June 1719 aged 11 years.

10 Under this stone lye the children of Robert and Rebekah Brown in hope of

blessed resurrection Robert Brown departed this life the 10th day of November, 1699, Henry Brown departed this life the 22nd day of July, 1700, William Brown departed this life the 10th day of June,1701, John Brown departed this life the 9th day

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of July,1702, Robert Brown departed this life 25th February 1706, Robert Brown the 3rd departed this life June 16th 1710, Mael Brown died Oct. 17 1711

11 Here lyeth the body of Ann Grimes she departed this life January 21st 1706.

Near this place lyeth the body of James Grimes who departed this life May the 17, 1708

12 The body of Rebekah Mael wife to Samuel Mael dec aged 56 years was in

hopes of a joyful Resurrection interred here the 8th day of December A.D. 1708 In memory of Alice Mael wife of Lot Mael, Gent. who departed this life the 12th February 1742, aged 48 years in hopes of a joyful Resurrection.

13 Corpus Samuelis Mael, Mercer, Anno Aetatis suae 47 spe resurrectionis

beatae hic depositum 16th die Augusti A.D. 1701 In memory of Lot Mael, Gentleman, who was interr‟d the 31 of January, 1747 in the 64 year of his age. In hopes of a joyful resurrection.

Lot Mael was a draper in Spalding, owning a property in the Market Place, next to the White Hart Inn. He was a very wealthy man: it is said that he gave each of his

four daughters £10,000 on their wedding day. He also left provision in his will for six coats, six gowns and 40 shillings a year for the poor of Spalding. In a copy of

Howgrave‟s Stamford Mercury dated 30 January 1734/5 there is a notice of the sale of Lot Mael‟s drapery business in the Market Place and the letting of the house “where here may be a very fair estate got.” Lot Mael married twice, the second time in 1738 to Mrs. Alice Ambler (see also no.12). She was the widow of Joshua Ambler of Gayton House (later Fairfax

House then Holyrood House). This house used to stand at the side of the River Welland on the site of the present Social Services Offices (formerly the Town Hall) next to the Parish Church. Lot Mael later lived at a house called Wisteria Lodge

on Double Street. He became a member of the Spalding Gentlemen‟s Society in 1724. 14 Here lyeth the body of William Peares who departed this life the 14th day of

September 1702 in the 76th year of his age. And to Mary, his wife, who departed this life.... May 1704 in the 69th year of her age.

15 In memory of George Metcalfe, Gent, who departed this life August 1st 1813

aged 77 years. Also Rebecca, relict of George Metcalfe, who departed this life 1st May 1829 aged 89 years and of Jane, their daughter, who departed this life September 30 1775 aged 3 years. & also of George son of the said George & Rebecca Metcalfe who departed this life January 3 1812 aged 46 years. (J Cross)

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16 Fairfax Johnson, Esq, born May the twenty fifth 1753 - died June the seventh

1818. Anne Johnson born September the eleventh 1762 - died May the thirty first 1846.

Anne and Fairfax Johnson were cousins as well as married. Anne was the

daughter of Colonel Maurice Johnson of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding, and Fairfax was the son of Walter Johnson of Gayton House. Colonel Maurice and Walter were sons of Maurice Johnson, the antiquary. (see also no. 21 & 32)

17 Hic una quiescunt corpora Johannis Hobson de Boston armigeri, Filij natu minoris Johannis Hobson de Spalding Guilielmi etiam Hobson de Siston armigeri, [Filij et haeredis praedicti Johannis de Boston.] Nec non Johannis Hobson de Siston armigeri (Filij et haeredis praedicti Guilielmi de Siston). In spem futurae resurrectionis deposita, Istius Augusti nono A.C. 1652 Alius, July sexto A.C. 1660, Hujus Decemb. 13tio A.C. 1676 Horum singuli majoribus etiam non minus animo quam stemmate generosis prognati beneficijs marmore dignis de hoc oppido egregie meruerunt, ideoq. Memoria eorum sit benedicta.

The Hobson Family were great benefactors in Spalding. They gave money towards the purchase of land and buildings, and two silver flagons and a bowl were left to

the church as sacramental vessels. The family also left money to buy a house for the widows of the Ministers and Schoolmasters of Spalding.

John Hobson of Spalding was responsible for the building of the Town Hall, eventually finished after his death. This building stood in Hall Place, Spalding (on the site of the paved pedestrian area). He gave one fifth of the rents from the

shops on the ground floor of the Town Hall to the Ministers of Spalding and four fifths to the Town Husbands for the poor of Spalding. The Hobson family lived at

Gayton House (before the Amblers - see also no. 13).

18 Walter Johnson, eldest son of Walter Johnson, clerk, and Frances his wife, died December 10th 1799 in the 10th year of his age. Also Gresham Ambler Johnson, their fourth daughter, who died December 25th 1801, aged 3 years.

This memorial is now virtually illegible; the account above of the text dates from some time ago. It is said that the young Walter died at Uppingham School where he was a pupil. His father Walter was perhaps the brother of Colonel Johnson,

making Fairfax Johnson his elder brother- see no.16.

19 To the memory of John Perry Esq, in 1693 Commander of his Majesty King William‟s Ship The Cignet. Second son of Samuel Perry of Rodborough in

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Gloucestershire, Gent. & of Sarah, his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Nott, Kt. He was several years comptroller of the maritime works to Czar Peter in Russia. On his return home was employed by ye parliament to stop Dagenham Breach which he affected and thereby preserved the navigation of the River of Thames and rescued many private families from ruin. He after departed this life in this town and was here interred February 13th 1732 aged 63 years. This stone was placed over him by the order of William Perry of Penthurst, in Kent, Esq, his kindsman and heir, male.

Captain John Perry carried out a number of works concerned with the draining of the Fens around Spalding. In 1730 he was appointed engineer to the Deeping Fen

Adventurers and had many schemes for improving the drainage of the area. He started by building a great sluice on the Welland near Cowbit Wash. He also erected the sluice at the end of the old Vernatt‟s drain and other sluices at

Surfleet, Pode Hole and Deeping Bank.

20 Hic situm est quicquid mortale fuit Georgii Worrall generosi. Qui vicesimo

nono Octobris die 1771 Aetate suæ 49 obiit. Vir juris-peritus non minus, tam diligens quam ad clientes fidelis: Et parens et maritus in conjugem et liberos summo amore insignis. Hoc monumentum patris memoriae optimi sacrum esse voluit Gulielmus Henleius Worrall filius superstes.

21 Sacred to the memory of Fairfax Johnson, Esquire, who was born May 25th

1753 and died June 7th 1818. He was a most affectionate and indulgent husband, a sincere and steady friend. Also of Mrs. Anne Johnson relict of the above who died May 31 1846 aged 84

(see also no.16)

22 This cenotaph is erected to the memory of Lieutenant George Johnson, of his

Majesty‟s 41st Regiment of Foot, who died at Fort St.George, Madras on 30th May 1823, aged 26 years. To his deeply afflicted family the loss is irreparable! By his brother officers and the whole corps, in which he served nearly ten years, he was much beloved and respected. He had been promoted to the rank of captain in his regt. only a few days previous to the fatal intelligence of his death arriving in England. O God! Thy will be done.

23 In loving memory of Sgt. Richard Mackman, 6th Lincoln‟s, aged 23, was wounded at Braisne, France, December 23rd 1914, also wounded at Gallipoli August 9th 1915 died at Alexandria August 16th 1915.

Also M.E.G. Mackman, 15th Canadians. Killed in France September 1st 1918. Jesu Merci

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Richard and Gordon Mackman were the sons of Richard Mackman the

verger of the church, whose family donated the church gates in their honour - see also no. 49.

24 Sacred to the memory of William Richardson, Gent, late of Glentworth Heath, in this county, who departed this life January 26th 1829 aged 47 years, and whose remains are interred in a vault near this place. Also in memory of Rebecca the wife of the said William Richardson, afterwards wife of the Revd. Robert Jay of Brompton in the county of Middlesex clerk whom she survived and departed this life June 11th 1857 aged 76 years.

25 In memory of John Wilson, M.D., who died April 5th, 1809, aged 46. He

practised as a physician in this town and neighbourhood during twenty years with distinguished reputation. Also lies interred in the same grave, his daughter, Frances Knowles Wilson, who died November 4th 1801, aged 2 years.

26 In memory of Mr. John Goodman, departed this life1738 in the………… John Goodman was the second husband of Elizabeth Butter, formerly wife of

Robert Butter a merchant in Spalding. (The Butters‟ son Robert married Elizabeth Johnson, sister of Maurice Johnson the antiquary. The Butters lived at Langtoft House, Albion Street, Spalding) 27 Beneath lies the body of Captain Francis Piliod, a native of the [Canton] of

Bern to which he was an honour. His polite learning and clear judgment, his love to his excellent wife, his affection and constancy to his friends, his attachment to the protestant interest in the illustrious house of Hanover with his other amiable qualities, made him dear to all who knew him, but in particular to Col. Adam Williamson of Soudherst (sic), in Berks, who erected this monument to the memory of so good a man. He died February 6th 1734.

Francis Pilliod was the second husband of Mary Green nee Johnson, daughter of Martin Johnson.

28 Hereunder lyeth the body of Margaret Willsbye, the daughter of Christopher

Earle Esq: and wife to John Willsbye. Esq: She departed this life July the 17th.day Anno Dni:1646.

The Willsbye (Willesby) family lived in Berquery House, now the White Horse

public house which stands on the corner of Churchgate and Church Street. (It is thought that some of the stone from the old priory buildings went into the

building of this house)

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29 Near this stone lie the remains of John Green Gent who died 23 of August 1709. Also of Mary, widow of Captain Francis Piliod former wife of the said John Green and only daughter of Martin Johnson, Esq who died the 29 of December 1737. Also of Jane, wife of John Green, M.D. and daughter of Maurice Johnson Esq who died the 17 of August 1754 aged 43 years. Also of John Green M.D. the only issue of the above named John Green & Mary his wife who died the 1st of November 1756 aged 48 years. Also of John and Mary Elizabeth two of the children of the said Dr. John Green and Jane Green who died in their infancy. Also of Elizabeth wife of Charles Green Gent and daughter of John Dinham M.D. who died 24 August 1780 aged 40 years. And also of Elizabeth Jane, daughter of the said Charles and Elizabeth Green, who died 10 June 1794 aged 29 years. Also of Charles Green Esq who died the 9 of February 1824, aged 86 years.

The Maurice Johnson named was the antiquary and founder of the Gentlemen‟s Society.

30 Sacred to the memory of Charles Martin Dinham Green Esq of this place, born

XI June MDCCLXIII died XIII September MDCCCXXXVII. And of Mary his wife, only daughter of the late Robert Holditch Esq of this place, born XII August MDCCLXX died XIII October MDCCCXXXIII. Also of three of their children namely Robert Holditch Green born XI January MDCCCV died at Dinapore in the East Indies XIII July MDCCCXXXV. Harriett Green born II April MDCCCIII died II April MDCCCXVII. And Emily Green died an infant.

31 Gualteri Johnson Ar.Pii. Probi. Prudentis qui obiit XVII Novembr MDCXCII et

uxorum Agnetis fil Wilm. Wilsby Ar. quae ob. VIII April MDCLVIII Catharinae fil Wilm. Downes Ar. quae ob. XVII Novembr MDCXCVII

32 Maurice Johnson Esq - formerly Lieutenant Colonel in his Majesty‟s first Regt.

of Foot Guards died 3rd of Dec 1793 in the 80th year of his age. Elizabeth, his wife, died 21 Oct 1752 aged 30 years. Mary his second wife, died 21 Jan 1773 aged 45 years. Walter Maurice, son of the Revd. Maurice Johnson D.D. & Ann Elizabeth his wife died 10th Nov 1791 in his infancy. The Reverend Maurice Johnson, Clerk, AM, eldest son of the above was born 29th of March 1788 and died December 6th 1820. Frances, wife of the said Rev Maurice Johnson died the 6th July 1815 aged 28 years.

Perhaps here is the best place to tell the story of the Johnson family of Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding. In 1658 Sir John Walpole sold Ayscoughfee Hall to Mr John Johnson of Pinchbeck. The Hall passed to his son Francis who had three

children: John, Jane and Isabella. After John and Isabella died Jane (see no.35) became sole heiress of her father when he died in 1685. In 1683 she had married Maurice Johnson (no memorial) of Spalding, and her husband became the first of

six Maurice Johnsons to live at Ayscoughfee Hall in direct succession. The second Maurice Johnson (no memorial), son of Maurice and Jane, was the

famous antiquary and founder of the Spalding Gentlemen‟s Society. He was also

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librarian of the Society of Antiquaries. He married Elizabeth Ambler of Gayton

House, later Fairfax then Holyrood House, and they had 26 children, twelve of whom lived to maturity.

The eldest son of these was Colonel Maurice Johnson (1714-1793)(see also no.37). He was vividly described by John Byng, 5th Lord Torrington, in his description of his visit to Spalding in 1790.

The fourth Maurice Johnson was Reverend Maurice Johnson (1756-1834), incumbent of this church from 1782 until 1825 (see also no. 48). He married Ann

Elizabeth Buckworth of Cley Hall in Spalding. Their son, the fifth Maurice Johnson (1788-1820), was also a clergyman. His wife Frances died in 1815 after the birth of their son, the sixth Maurice Johnson.

This last Maurice Johnson (1815-1864) eventually moved his family away from Spalding, finally settling in Suffolk where he died. He married twice; a statue of his first wife Elizabeth can be seen in the church (see no. 33).

Eight hatchments associated with members of the Johnson family and some of its

connections are displayed along the nave of the church. There is an account of them published separately and available in the church containing a genealogical tree which also refers to many of these people.

33 To the memory of Elizabeth Johnson, wife of Maurice Johnson, of Spalding, Esquire and Daughter of the Revd. Thos. Mills of Peterboro‟. This monumental record is dedicated by her sorrowing husband. To society an ornament, to her family and friends a blessing, a duteous daughter, a devoted wife and mother, in youth and beauty she passed away with full promise of every earthly enjoyment yet lived she for a better world, a bright example of Christian faith and Christian hope, triumphant over death. Thus her life, for others sake too brief, sufficed for her. Its holy work was done. What she was to sight, this marble form pourtrays, what her virtues were, is the sacred trust of memory. She died Sept 25th 1843, in the 27th year of her age.

Elizabeth was the first wife of the sixth Maurice Johnson (see memorial No.32).

They had one daughter Elizabeth Ann. (His second wife was to be Isabella Mary Swan; they had four daughters: Mary Isabella, Frances Alethea, Edith Millicent and Frances Maude) 34 Here lyeth the body of Mrs. Em Love who died Aug 6th 1680.

Here lyeth the body of Martha Johnson who died Nov the 20th 1680 35 Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Jane Johnson. Born 10th May AD 1666 died

17th July AD 1703.

Cou‟d Height of Beauty, sence, or goodnes save; Cou‟d love, or friendship ransom from the grave;

Had floods of tears, or clouds of Pray‟rs prevail‟d; Which oft have with success high Heav‟n assail‟d;

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Or„e these dear Relics now we shou‟d not mourn, Nor had such precious Dust adorn‟d this Urn.

How few we find an equal match for pain,

or whose firm reason holds their passions rein; Who solid greatness know, but false, despise,

by all, unless themselvs, accounted wise. Humble, yet not demiss, meek but not base,

and whose well temper‟d mind adorns their grace.

Devotion to a narrow cell confin‟d Is lost in shades & useless to mankind.

Happy are those who, like the Angelic race, Tho‟ oft‟ retir‟d to view their Makers face,

To this low world their generous cares extend, and aid the poor & aid a virtuous friend.

Such was the Saint who lies enshrin‟d beneath And, as serene her life, she smile‟d on Death,

Posuit Charissimae Conjugi

Maestissimus Conjux Mauritius Johnson.

Born 10 May AD 1666 Died 17 July AD 1703

Jane Johnson was the heiress of Francis Johnson of Ayscoughfee Hall, and wife of the first of the six Maurice Johnsons to live there. She was mother of the

famous antiquary and of Jane Green (see no. 29 & 32)

36 This window was given by Rebecca Fletcher Driffill in memory of her dear

father Thomas Driffill born 29th March 1812, died 4th September 1897, and of her dear mother Sarah Driffill born 18th June 1828, died 12th June 1908.

37 Lt. Colonel Maurice Johnson, born 14th of March 1714 died 1st of December

1793

(see also no. 32. The two memorials differ on the exact date he died) 38 3rd Parachute Battalion 1941-45

This memorial, unveiled on the 13th October 1991, the 50th Anniversary of the Battalion‟s formation, is dedicated to those who gave their lives while serving in it, and commemorates the lasting links of the Battalion with the people of Spalding.

39 F A J died Febry. 16 1.... Aged 9 weeks

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40 Theophilus Maurice Stephen Johnson Born Dec. 1826 Died Dec. 1892 Early photographs show him to have been a notably small man, reportedly under

5 feet tall. His death was in many respects the end of the Johnson line as a living presence in Spalding, though their name and connections are still in evidence. 41 In memory of Raymond Matthews Churchwarden 1974-1990

(This inscription is upon the chapel screen window)

42 In loving memory of Mary Spragge wife of Leopold Charles Harvey died 19th June 1938 and the above Leopold Charles Harvey died 21st October 1952. May they rest in peace.

43 In most loving memory of Charles Robert Dillon Bonner only son of Charles

Edward Bonner and Grace Minnie, his wife, who died in Java, May 9th 1923 aged 34 years. R.I.P.

44 Also of Elizabeth, his widow Born December 20 1823 departed April 18th

1898. Also of their youngest son Edgar Arthur Born September 26 1866 departed February 7 1906 at Hong Kong, China. Also of their eldest son Charles Edward Born October 14 1860 Entered into rest April 30 1907 aged 46.

Inscriptions 43 & 44 relate to the dedication of the window directly above them; they are all for members of the family of Charles Foster Bonner (b.24 January

1814; d. 23 August 1896), a Spalding solicitor, who was a tenant of Isabella Johnson at Ayscoughfee Hall.

45 This tablet was erected by parishioners, relatives and friends in memory of

Edward Moore, M.A. Prebendary of Ketton in the Cathedral of Lincoln, Vicar of Spalding for 23 years and Rural Dean of West Elloe, who entered into rest on the 13th May 1889 aged 77 years. R.I.P.

A faithful priest, an upright magistrate, a loving husband, a true and helpful friend, he gave to God and the people of this his native county a life‟s work of great ability and leading influence in many spheres of public usefulness. That his genius for architecture was conspicuous and well employed, this church and others newly built or restored in his deanery, bear ample witness.

“Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. Even so saith the Spirit, for they rest from their Labours.”

Canon Edward Moore was the son of the Revd. William Moore and his wife Anne Elizabeth. He married Elizabeth Sarah Stephenson in 1838. As indicated in the

memorial inscription he took part in many town activities. For 31 years he was

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headmaster of the Grammar School. He was a magistrate and also served on

many other committees like the Board of Guardians and Town Husbands, and was Commissioner of Sewers. He was instrumental in the provision of three other

churches in the town: St John‟s, St Peter‟s and St Paul‟s, and also the restoration of this Parish Church. He and his wife are buried in the porch of the parish church at Weston. 46 In memory of Derek Graham Jakeman M.A.Cantab. Vicar of Spalding from

1959 until his death 16th May 1982 aged 61 years. Canon of Lincoln, Prebend of Leighton Bosard, Rural Dean of Elloe West, faithful pastor of his people.

(see also no.71)

47 Remember with thanksgiving the men and women of Spalding who were

killed in the war 1939 - 1945

Serving in His Majesty‟s Forces

Allen N.J. Arnold A. A. Arnold R.B. Ashworth A.B. Banks A.J. Barnett H. Barrell K.G. Basker C.N. Bates S.A. Bates W.B. Baxter J. Betts C.W. Bowman Florence M. Bright W.W. Brotherton L.A. Broughton N. Buffham N. Burrell R. Callister F.H. Cannon Barbara J. Chamberlain H. Cheney J. Coaten B. Coaten M. Cook J. Cowell F. Cowell G.W. Cowie R.W. Craft N. Creasey R. Davis B.A. Dring R. Elliff C.W. Elsom T. English G. Foreman G.H. Goodliff P.D. Goodman J.L. Gough C. Hallam H. Hallam R. Harnwell J.R. Harrison H. Heard F. Hirst K. Hobkinson W. M.M. Hoe G. Howe-Smith E. Hutchinson P.S.M. Jinks T. King D. Landen E.W. Lomax R.M. Longstaff E.A. Matthew L.A.W. Modd R.A. Munson W.E. Musson J.F. North T.L. o‟Sullivan W. Palmer G.W. Patterson R.F. Peacock J.R. Pentelow J. Peters J.W. Prescott G. Ringham B.H. Sharman H. Shearer G.A. Shores C.G. Sims A. Smerdon H. Smith B.J. Smith D.L.H. Smith S.V.D. Spriggs J.R. Stacey J. Stagles S.G. Stanhope C.B.G. Stennett R. Thompson R.H. Thornhill G. Thorold J.H. Tointon D.S. Toynton G. Trafford R.H. Waltham J.E. Ward R. Webb R. Welbourne T. Welby H.H. Wilkinson C.G. Williamson E.L.

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Willson J.W. Wilson C.F. Wilson H.E. Woods C.B. Woolsey G. G. Doades R.F.Hare G.D.Paul F.E.Smith

Civilians killed by enemy action

Arnold Beatrice M. Lawson Emma Robson Florence A. Barton Annie Reedman C.K. Watson Annie E. Dodsworth J.G. Robson Betty Willerton Phyllis

“Victory in battle standeth not in the multitude of a host but strength is from heaven” I Macc III 18

48 Sacred to the memory of Ann Elizabeth the affectionate wife of the Rev.

Maurice Johnson D.D. and the daughter of Theophilus Buckworth. Esq. She was born 12th February MDCCLII and died 3rd January MDCCCXXVII. Also of the Rev. Maurice Johnson, D.D. Incumbent Minister of this Parish 46 years, and Vicar of Moulton in the county 53 years, eldest son of Lt. Colonel Johnson, formerly of his Majesty‟s 1st regiment of Foot Guards, he was born February MDCCLVI and died May 25th MDCCCXXXIV aged 78 years.

(see also no. 32)

49 The men who gave their lives in the 1914-1918 war

Cecil Sidney Adams W Allcock E Allen Alex Alves Lieut. John Anderson T Anderson Albert Andrew Harry Andrews A Archer A R Arthurton George Ashling William R Bailey Francis R Baines Sidney Barfield S B Barker J Barlow George A Barnett A Batterham George H Baxter J H Beeby S B Beech Fred Beeken H R Blackburn N Blackburn Alister A Blyton Frederick W Bone W Booth A Boothby C Boothby Benjamin Borrows Charles E Borrows T A Borrows J H Bower C L Branton John Henry B Brice Reginald Brice Frank Bridges Frank J Brown G Brown J W Brown W B Brown R Bruce Charles Brutnell A Buck L Buck H Buffham B Burrows T Burrows Bertie Burton H Burton John Walter G Burton W Burton E S Busley J W Butters George E Bycraft William Cannon A S Catlin Percy Chamberlain W E Chamberlain John W B Chapman Robert Chappell Alfred Cheney Charles Cecil Clark R Clayton W A Clifton Edward Albert Coleman John Coley Henry Collin G Cooper

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L Cooper A C Coulson Harry M Crowther Gerald Cutforth W H Cuttoo Jack Dade J Darley J H Darley A E Davis George Davis C F Decamps Cecil Dexter J Dickinson Samuel H Doades A Dodd Walter Driffill W E Dring C F Edwards Wilfred G Edwards A Eggitt L Eley George Eliff Harold Elsom J Elvidge Fred Faulkner George H Foreman F Fox G Freeman F Frost A Gamblin Henry Gay Arthur Gibbons John Victor A Gleed W E Glenn G. Godfrey D Goodger H Goodison Jack Goodison Harry Goodrum Arthur C Gostelow G Greathead G Green S Grooby A Haines A Hankin Isaac Hardy J A Harrod Charles L Harvey J H Hastings R A Hayes C W Head G Healey Leonard Healey F C Heyhoe J Hind Henry Holderness H W Hurling John E Hurrey L C Hutchinson A James A W Jarvis G Kendall T Ketteringham John King Joshua King W Kirby A Kirlew H J Knighton H Langford R A Lawton C Murray Leaper John R Lissett George Lister T Long Ernest Longford J Norman M Losh A M Love A Lowden F Lys J T Machin Tom Machin M E G Mackman R Mackman William Maddison A Marchant A Marshall A Mason H Mason F Maxwell H A May J Merryweather Eric S Milne Herbert H Moody Jack C Morrison George Mountain Arthur J Nainby C Newton Fred Nicholls E A Nightingale R H Olney James Pack Meaburn S Page F Palfreyman John Palfreyman Harry Pask Harry Peake H S Percival G W Perkins C C Phillips C Potter J Raby Charles S Reeve Jack Rhodes William Richards T Richardson W Ringham H G Robinson G Rodgers John Rogers G Sanders Walter R Sanders Walter Scott J Searby H Sentance George E Seymour T Shillaker Sidney Simson E Sismey C F Smith G Smith H Smith J Smith J J Smith Levi Smith Samuel A Smith T Smith W Smith H S Stamper S Stannard John T N Stokes Harry Strickson T R Symons J J Tasker W Templeman F Thorpe Arthur Tinkler 0 R Titherley G W Tooke H A Tucker J F Tungate G R Turner John H B Twelvetrees Brutus J van Elk

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W Vidgeon R Vine E Wade Cyril E Waring William W Waters A Watson Jacob Welbourn J Welbourn Isaac Welbourne Glynne E E Welby E H Wetherall George H White Richard J White Stanley C White John D Willerton A R Wilson G Wilson George Wilson J M Wilson Tom Wilson W R Wilson W H Winch G Woolley C Wright W Wright Albert P Yorke

Named in the Book of Remembrance but not on the Memorial

T W Balderson Harry Robson Barnett Richard Robson Barnett Henry Beecham James Albert Bowman A M Burton Henry Cook Harry Facer Fred Freeman Sidney W Freeman H Goodrum D Goodyear Earnest Griffin W S Hudson A W Parker R S Rawling Joseph Sellars John William Smith G W Starlight Frederick Chapman Todd John Wilkinson

50 Mrs Anne Cook died November 2nd MDCCCV aged LXXX 51 Mrs Jane Sanderson, relict of Fullwood Sanderson, Esq. Died November 28

1823 aged 68 52 Joseph Moore Dr. of Phisick died the 23rd Decembr 1678 aged 75 years.

Bene qui latuit dum vixit Adlardus Welbye. Ar.

Posuit 1680

53 In memory of Hurst Fowler, Gent. who died 29th of October 1780 aged 60

years. Also of Robert Langton his Grandson who died in his infancy 54 Stephen Sanderson Ingram, Gentleman died March VI MDCCXCIX, aged LIV

years. 55 In memory of Miss Jane Batcock who died 12th July 1742 aged 16 years.

Also of Stephen Batcock who died an infant Anno 1724. Son & daughter of Francis & Ann Batcock, Grocer.

In memory of James Rowland, Gent who departed this life June 3rd 1760 aged 73 years. Also of Ann Rowland relict of James Rowland, Gent. who departed this life August 30th 1784 aged 84 years.

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56 Rebecca the wife of Mr Samuel G Harvey died Aug the 21st 1808 Aged XXXVIII. Samuel Greaves Harvey died 14th April 1845 Aged LXXVII.

57 In memory of John Wayman Gent who died October fifteenth 1735 aged 43

years. Mary, his wife, died June 3rd 1766 aged 72 years 58 Anne Elizabeth, the wife of the Reverend William Moore D.D. who departed

this life XX December MDCCCLIV aged LXVIII years. “Blessed are the peacemakers”.

Ann Elizabeth Moore was the wife of William Moore, D.D. She was the daughter of

the Reverend Maurice Johnson. (see no.48). Her husband (see below) succeeded his father-in-law as incumbent of this church in 1825, when he retired. When

William Moore died in 1866 his son Canon Edward Moore became Vicar of Spalding.

59 Preb. Will Moore D.D. Priest of this church. Departed XI March AD

MDCCCLXVI aged LXXXII years. Jesu Mercy. Amen.

60 Here lyeth the body of Theophilus Fairfax Johnson, Esq who departed this life March XXIX A.D. MDCCCLIII

He was the third son of the Reverend Maurice Johnson (see no. 48). He and his wife Millicent had two children. One died in infancy; the second was Theophilus

Maurice Stephen (see no 40). Theophilus Fairfax and his son were in their turns both well loved benefactors of Spalding. They lived at Holland House in Spalding.

61 Here lyeth the body of Rene Mitchell who departed this life the 6th day of

May 1729 in the 53rd year of his age. Also the body of Katherine, the daughter of Rene and Katherine Mitchell she departed this life the 30th October 1720 in the 13th year of her age. Likewise the bodys of Rene and Renatus sons of the abovesaid Rene and Katherine Mitchell died in…

Beneath lieth the body of Judith Grimes relect of William Grimes jnr. great grand daughter to Philip and Eleanor Jolley, grand daughter to Claydon and Katherine Jolley and daughter to Rene and Katherine Mitchell she departed this life May 29th 1786 aged 77 years.

Rene Mitchell was a surgeon in Spalding. 62 INFANS BIEN HIC RESURGAT ELINOR UXOR PHI IOLLEY CUM DVOV

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A Memorial probably to Elinor wife of Philip Jolley. Philip Jolley was a surgeon in

Spalding. He was buried in 1666.

63 Philip John Elinor and Philip Claydon Elinor

Possibly children or relatives of Philip and Elinor Jolley (see No.62 above). Once again the same Christian name has been used twice in the same family. As to the

use of Elinor and Claydon, perhaps Philip Jolley‟s wife Elinor was a Claydon. In 1681 a Claydon Jolley, Gent, was fined by the churchwardens for not paying the church rate: £50. He too must have been a member of this family but was

probably a dissenter. In the registers of 1637 is recorded the baptism of Claydon, the son of Philip Jolley Gent and his wife Elinor Claydon.

64 Here lie deposited the remains of the Revd Mr Sam.l Whiteing who was

interr‟d March the 24th 1757 Aged 48 years 65 Mary Johnson eldest daughter of the late Maurice Johnson Esquire of

Ayscoughfee Hall born 10th Nov 1738 died 27th March 1829

Gresham Ambler Dinham daughter of the Reverend John Dinham and Gresham his wife born 21 March 1733 died 11 November 1826

The Maurice Johnson named was Colonel Johnson (see no.32 & 37) 66 Here was interred the body of Sr Anthony Oldfeild of this Towne Barrt who

departed this life the 4th Day of September Anno Salutis n‟rae 1668 [anno] Aetatis suæ 42.

66a Dame Margaret Oldfield ob. 3 March 1738 Aet 80 The name appears clearly as „Oldfeild‟ but is very probably a variant of „Oldfield‟. The inscription to Dame Margaret Oldfield is on a small brass plate upon the flagstone monument. The hole in the plate occurred when a chandelier fell. (see

also no. 72) 67 Here lie interred the Remains of the Rev John Dinham 23 years Minister of

this Parish. He was a truly pious and good Christian and an ornament to his sacred profession. [A most] tender and affectionate husband, A fond and indulgent father, A warm and [sincere] friend, And an universal lover of Mankind. Add to these virtues, he [was a polite] Scholar and [gentleman, an able and experienced magistrate, in which department he acted upwards of twenty years with the strictest conformity to justice]. He died the 20 April 1782 in the 57 year of his age.

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[Four children died before him, viz John, Samuel, William and Harriet Jackson and nine survived him. Gresham Dinham the widdow and relect of the above John Dinham died the 17 December 1808, aged 76 years.]

68 Dedicated by the choir of this church to the memory of Ernest Benson, a

member of this choir born October 20th 1891. Fell asleep March 23rd 1907. 69 In Loving memory of George Cooper Blackbourn a member of this choir

drowned in the Welland December 6th 1910. Found January 5th and buried January 7th 1911. Aged 11 years. This memorial is dedicated by the choir and a few friends.

70 In Memory of the Rev. Stephen Lyon near forty years minister of this place.

A native of France of the city of Roan which place he left under the guardianship of his mother for the sake of the protestant religion there persecuted. He was an honour to his profession. the delight of every sensible man, a proficient in all liberal knowledge himself, and a great encourager of it in others, a true lover of the constitution of England as it was settled at the revolution, attached vehemently to no sect or party, an universal lover of Mankind. He died on the 4th of February 1747 aged 70 years. Also in memory of Mrs. Grace Lyon his wife, the daughter of George Lynn Esq. of Southwick in Northamptonshire who in the constant exercise of every amiable qualitie was an ornament to her sex, a credit to her family and the joy of her husband. She died 16th of April 1747 aged 73. Likewise in memory of two of their daughters Mary and Susanna who died young.

Reverend Stephen Lyon was of Huguenot ancestry; he was born in Rouen. He

held another living in Kent. He was a founder member of the Spalding Gentlemen‟s Society and its president in 1713.

71 D.G.J. [JJ 1916 - 1997] 16th May 1982 This tile set below the high altar marks where the ashes are buried of both Canon Jakeman (D.G.J. - 1921-1982) and his wife (J.J. - 1916-1997)

72 Near this place lyeth the body of Dame Elizabeth Oldfeild, ye relict of Sir Anthony Oldfeild of this town Bart. & daughter of Sir Edward Gresham of Lympsfeild in ye county of Surrey Kt. She departed this life ye 22 day of Jan 1682/3 in ye 58th year of her age leaveing 2 sons and 2 daughters viz. Sir John, Anthony, Elizabeth & Mary, Wch said daughters erected this monument that so dear a mother and so good a lady may not be forgotten when they shall be dead that could tell her virtues. She was truely religious, just, chast, generous & charitable. Reader consider.

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The Oldfield (Oldfeild) family were originally from Bingley in Yorkshire but came

to Spalding at the end of the 16th Century. In 1609 Anthony Oldfield, a lawyer, purchased the living (the right to appoint clergy) of Spalding, but sold it soon

after to the Hobsons of Gayton House (see no.17) and various other men who became feoffees. They in turn reserved the right of burial in the chancel to the Oldfield family. Both Anthony and his wife are buried there (see 66 and 66a) and

several later Oldfields including Dame Elizabeth. She was the wife of Sir Anthony Oldfield of Spalding who is also buried in the chancel. Their daughter Mary

married William Ambler of Spalding. (The Amblers lived at Gayton House next to Ayscoughfee Hall after the Hobsons. Elizabeth Ambler, a daughter of this family, married Maurice Johnson the Antiquary. (see notes on the Johnson family

No.32)) 73 This figure and the lamp before the high altar were given by parishioners and

friends in grateful memory of Basil Gordon Nicholas, M.A.(Cantab) Vicar of Spalding 1920-1945, Canon of Lincoln, Rural Dean of West Elloe who entered into rest 23rd March 1945. “In this year of victory, triumph and joy, let each one of us not fail to be the possessor of the greatest victory, triumph and joy the world has ever known.” (his Easter message 1945)

74 M.S. Johannis et Catherinæ Scotney parentum optimorum quorum Ille

quadragesimum primum Hæc tricesimum septimum Annum agens obiit Nov. 11 1720 Mar. 5 1729 Parvum hoc pietatis monumentum qui debuit. Mærens posuit.

75 In memory of Captain John Ingram late of the 56 regiment, who died August

23 1781 aged 65 years. Also Charles, his son, ensign in the same regiment who died at the Havannah, August 12 1762 aged 15 years. Also George his son aged 6 years, and also George his son aged 8 years. This monument was erected by Stephn Sanderson Ingram. Gent - his eldest son.

See also no.54 for mention of a Stephen Sanderson Ingram who was probably the

eldest son who placed the memorial in this church. Note again the use of the same name for two children in the same family. See also no.51. These Sandersons could be members of the same family.

76 Beneath this monument are deposited the remains of John Richards, Esquire,

who died August 10th 1773 aged 45 years. Also near him lies the body of Judith Richards his widow (daughter of John and Ann Pulvertoft formerly of Peterborough in the county of Northampton) who died November 9th 1811 aged 81 years.

This John Richards is the son of Sir John Richards in no.77; it is recorded that he erected the stone inscribed in Latin to his father. He built Holland House on

the High Street, later lived in by the Johnson family.

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77 H.S.E. Quod mortale fuit Johannis Richards Armigeri pii probi et experti, et

Elizabethæ conjugis dilectr piæ, castæ, et modestæ, Ille ex oculis sublatus die Octobris 30mo Anno Domini 1767 Aetatis suæ 69mo Hæc Septembris 6to Anno domini 1748 Aetatis suæ 47mo. Johannes unicus filius et hæres grato animo impulsus parentibus optime de se meritis hoc marmor sacrum esse voluit

78 A memorial to Innocent Rash who was a benefactor of the church. This

inscription can be seen on a partial slab but not all the words are legible. Innocent Rash died 28th February 1675.

79 In memory of Robert Hourd who departed this life 25th March 1791, aged 54

years. Ann Hourd, relect of Robert Hourd died Feb 17th 1805, aged 73 years 80 Remember before God Sir John Wilson Gleed Knight, M.A., D.L., J.P., 1865-

1946. Beloved husband of Mary Gleed. He worshipped in this church for 56 years and was churchwarden from 1902 to 1919. May he rest in peace.

81 Sacred to the memory of M. Ann Buckworth of S. Martin‟s Stamford Baron

who died on the 14. of February 1814 aged 81 years. And M. Jane Buckworth of the same place who died on the 19. of February 1814 aged 80 years. The only daughters & surviving issue of Everard Buckworth of Spalding Esq. by Jane his wife eldest daughter and coheiress of Henry Pell formerly of Dembleby Esq., these ladies lived together from their infancy and were buried in Surfleet church the 28. of February 1814.

These sisters had lived together all their lives. Their father Everard was the son of Thomas Buckworth and his wife Elizabeth (see no. 85), who was one of the four

daughters of Lot Mael (see no.13). They were actually buried at Surfleet but permission was gained from the incumbent of the time, the Reverend Maurice Johnson (see no.48), to place a plaque in Spalding church because he was

married to a member of the Buckworth family.

82 To the memory of Samuel Greaves Esq: late of Deeping St. James but

formerly of this parish who died January 31st, 1822 aged 84 years. Also Ann Mael Greaves, wife of the said Samuel Greaves died May 28th 1769 aged 32 years and of Ann their daughter who died an infant.

83 Sacred to the memory of Richard Heald, Esquire. M.D. who died unmarried

February 27th 1841 in the 64th year of his age born at Horncastle. He practised as a physician in this town during the space of 36 years and was

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not more distinguished for assiduity and skill in the exercise of his valuable profession than for benevolence and sympathy in every distress, which secured to him universal esteem while his life exhibited the fruits of sincere piety. He trusted for acceptance with God to the merits of his saviour. His mortal remains rest in his native place but from respect to the warm attachment of her beloved and last brother. To the friends and scenes of his professional life this tribute of sorrowing affection is here erected by his only surviving sister, Susannah Heald.

84 In memoriam. Samuel Dinham Esqr. born 1st March 1764 died 5th August

1829 Elizabeth Dinham died 20th March 1849 in the 90th year of her age Gresham Ambler Dinham born 24th March 1755. Died 11th November 1826 Mary Johnson born 10th November 1758. Died 27th March 1829

85 PMS Thomas Buckworth of this parish Gent who departed this life on the 6th day of July in the year of our Lord 1740 in the 37th year of his age In memory of Miss Ann Buckworth daughter of the above said Thomas Buckworth Gent and Elizabeth his wife who departed this life the 6th November 1747 aged 16 years Also of Elizabeth the wife of Thomas Buckworth Gent who died January the 10th 1771 aged 63 years.

86 AMDG et in piam memoriam Marteni Perry MD qui natus in miseriam AD MDCCCXXVI obdormivit in pace AD MCMXVIII. Sacras has effigies filii PC.

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Casualties of World War I and World War II –

Memorials 47 and 49 World War I in italics; World War

II in plain text

Adams Cecil Sidney Allcock W Allen E Allen N.J. Alves Alex Lieut. Anderson John Anderson T Andrew Albert Andrews Harry Archer A Arnold A. A. Arnold Beatrice M. Arnold R.B. Arthurton A R Ashling George Ashworth A.B. Bailey William R Baines Francis R Balderson T W Banks A.J. Barfield Sidney Barker S B Barlow J Barnett George A Barnett H. Barnett Harry Robson Barnett Richard Robson Barrell K.G. Barton Annie Basker C.N. Bates S.A. Bates W.B. Batterham A Baxter George H Baxter J. Beeby J H Beech S B Beecham Henry Beeken Fred Betts C.W. Blackburn H R Blackburn N Blyton Alister A Bone Frederick W Booth W Boothby A

Boothby C Borrows Benjamin Borrows Charles E Borrows T A Bower J H Bowman Florence M. Bowman James Albert Branton C L Brice John Henry B Brice Reginald Bridges Frank Bright W.W. Brotherton L.A. Broughton N. Brown Frank J Brown G Brown J W Brown W B Bruce R Brutnell Charles Buck A Buck L Buffham H Buffham N. Burrell R. Burrows B Burrows T Burton A M Burton Bertie Burton H Burton John Walter G Burton W Busley E S Butters J W Bycraft George E Callister F.H. Cannon Barbara J.

Cannon William Catlin A S Chamberlain H. Chamberlain Percy Chamberlain W E Chapman John W B Chappell Robert Cheney Alfred Cheney J. Clark Charles Cecil Clayton R Clifton W A Coaten B. Coaten M. Coleman Edward Albert Coley John Collin Henry Cook Henry Cook J.

Cooper G Cooper L Coulson A C Cowell F. Cowell G.W. Cowie R.W. Craft N. Creasey R. Crowther Harry M Cutforth Gerald Cuttoo W H Dade Jack Darley J Darley J H Davies A E Davis B.A. Davis George Decamps C F Dexter Cecil Dickinson J Doades Samuel H Dodd A Dodsworth J.G. Driffill Walter Dring R. Dring W E Edwards C F Edwards Wilfred G Eggitt A Eley L Eliff George Elliff C.W. Elsom Harold Elsom T. Elvidge J English G. Facer Harry Faulkner Fred Foreman G.H. Foreman George H Fox F Freeman Fred Freeman G Freeman Sidney W Frost F Gamblin A Gay Henry Gibbons Arthur Gleed John Victor A Glenn W E Godfrey G Goodger D Goodison H Goodison Jack Goodliff P.D. Goodman J.L.

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Goodrum H Goodrum Harry Goodyear D Gostelow Arthur C Gough C. Greathead G Green G Griffin Earnest Grooby S Haines A Hallam H. Hallam R. Hankin A Hardy Isaac Harnwell J.R. Harrison H. Harrod J A Harvey Charles L Hastings J H Hayes R A Head C W Healey G Healey Leonard Heard F. Heyhoe F C Hind J Hirst K. Hobkinson W. M.M. Hoe G. Holderness Henry Howe-Smith E. Hudson W S Hurling H W Hurrey John E Hutchinson L C Hutchinson P.S.M. James A Jarvis A W Jinks T. Kendall G Ketteringham T King D. King John King Joshua Kirby W Kirlew A Knighton H J Landen E.W. Langford H Lawson Emma Lawton R A Leaper C Murray Lissett John R Lister George Lomax R.M. Long T

Longford Ernest Longstaff E.A. Losh J Norman M Love A M Lowden A Lys F Machin J T Machin Tom Mackman M E G Mackman R Maddison William Marchant A Marshall A Mason A Mason H Matthew L.A.W. Maxwell F May H A Merryweather J Milne Eric S Modd R.A. Moody Herbert H Morrison Jack C Mountain George Munson W.E. Musson J.F. Nainby Arthur J Newton C Nicholls Fred Nightingale E A North T.L. o‟Sullivan W. Olney R H Pack James Page Meaburn S Palfreyman F Palfreyman John Palmer G.W. Parker A W Pask Harry Patterson R.F. Peacock J.R. Peake Harry Pentelow J. Percival H S Perkins G W Peters J.W. Phillips C C Potter C Prescott G. Raby J Rawling R S Reedman C.K. Reeve Charles S Rhodes Jack Richards William

Richardson T Ringham B.H. Ringham W Robinson H G Robson Betty Robson Florence A. Rodgers G Rogers John Sanders G Sanders Walter R Scott Walter Searby J Sellars Joseph Sentance H Seymour George E Sharman H. Shearer G.A. Shillaker T Shores C.G. Sims A. Simson Sidney Sismey E Smerdon H. Smith B.J. Smith C F Smith D.L.H. Smith G Smith H Smith J Smith J J Smith John William Smith Levi Smith S.V.D. Smith Samuel A Smith T Smith W Spriggs J.R.

Stacey J. Stagles S.G. Stamper H S Stanhope C.B.G. Stannard S Starlight G W Stennett R. Stokes John T N Strickson Harry Symons T R Tasker J J Templeman W Thompson R.H. Thornhill G. Thorold J.H. Thorpe F Tinkler Arthur Titherley 0 R Todd Frederick Chapman

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Tointon D.S. Tooke G W Toynton G. Trafford R.H. Tucker H A Tungate J F Turner G R Twelvetrees John H B van Elk Brutus J Vidgeon W Vine R Wade E Waltham J.E. Ward R. Waring Cyril E Waters William W Watson A Watson Annie E. Webb R. Welbourn J Welbourn Jacob Welbourne Isaac Welbourne T. Welby Glynne E E Welby H.H. Wetherall E H White George H White Richard J White Stanley C Wilkinson C.G. Wilkinson John Willerton John D Willerton Phyllis Williamson E.L. Willson J.W. Wilson A R Wilson C.F.

Wilson G Wilson George Wilson H.E. Wilson J M Wilson Tom Wilson W R Winch W H Woods C.B. Woolley G Woolsey G. Wright C Wright W Yorke Albert P

Individual and Family Memorials Principal

reference Cross

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Batcock Jane 1726 - 1742 55

Batcock Stephen 1723 - 1724 55

Benson Ernest 1891 - 1907 68

Blackbourn George C. 1899? - 1910 69

Bonner Charles Edward 1860 - 1907 44

Bonner Charles Robert Dillon 1889 - 1923 43

Bonner Edgar Arthur 1866 - 1906 44

Bonner Elizabeth 1823 - 1898 44

Brown Edward Mattias 1754 - 1755 1

Brown Elizabeth 1714 - 1715 9

Brown Robert 1674 - 1714 9

Brown Samuel 1708 - 1719 9

Brown 7 other children various 10

Buckworth Ann 1701 - 1747 85

Buckworth Ann 1733 - 1814 81

Buckworth Elizabeth 1708 -1771 85

Buckworth Jane 1734 - 1814 81

Buckworth Thomas 1702 - 1740 85

Chandler William 1638 - 1707 4

Cock Alice 1628? - 1695 7

Cook Anne 1725? - 1805 50

Dinham Elizabeth 1759 - 1849 84

Dinham Gresham 1732 - 1808 67

Dinham Gresham Ambler 1755 - 1826 65 & 84

Dinham John (Revd) 1725 - 1782 67

Dinham Samuel 1764 - 1829 84

Dove William d.1709 5

Dove William d.1710 5

Driffill Sarah 1828 - 1908 36

Driffill Thomas 1812 - 1897 36

Elinor Philip Claydon 63

Elinor Philip John 63

Fowler Hurst 1720 - 1780 53

Gleed John Wilson (Kt) 1865 - 1946 80

Goodman John d.1738 26

Greaves Samuel 1738 - 1822 82

Greaves Ann Mael 1737 - 1769 82

Green Charles 1738 - 1824 29

Green Charles Martin Dinham 1763 - 1837 30

Green Elizabeth (née Dinham) 1740 - 1780 29

Green Elizabeth Jane 1765 - 1794 29

Green Emily 1808 30

Green Harriett 1803 - 1817 30

Green Jane 1711 - 1754 29

Green John d.1709 29

Green John (Dr) 1708 - 1756 29

Green John 29

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Green Mary 1770 - 1833 30

Green Mary Elizabeth 29

Green Robert Holditch 1805 - 1835 30

Grimes Ann d.1706 11

Grimes James d.1708 11

Grimes Judith 1708 - 1786 61 62

Grundy Elizabeth 1690 - 1774 2

Grundy John 1719 - 1783 2

Grundy Lydia 1721 - 1764 2

Grundy Lydia Knipe 1750 - 1779 2

Harvey Leopold Charles 1865 - 1952 42

Harvey Mary (Spragge) d.1938 42

Harvey Rebecca 1770 - 1808 56

Harvey Samuel 1768 - 1845 56

Heald Richard (Dr) 1777- 1841 83

Hobson John d.1652 17

Hobson William d.1660 17

Hourd Ann 1732? - 1805 79

Hourd Robert 1737 - 1791 79

Ingram Charles 1747 - 1762 75

Ingram George b.1754 75

Ingram George 75

Ingram John 1716 - 1781 75

Ingram Stephen Sanderson 1745 - 1799 54 75

Jakeman Derek Graham (Revd) 1921 - 1982 46 & 71

Jay Rebecca (see Richardson) 1780 - 1857 24

Johnson Agnes 1623 - 1658 31

Johnson Anne 1762 - 1846 16 & 21

Johnson Anne Elizabeth 1752 - 1827 48 32

Johnson Catharine 1635 - 1697 31

Johnson Elizabeth 1722? - 1752 32

Johnson Elizabeth 1816 - 1843 33

Johnson Fairfax 1753 - 1818 16 & 21

Johnson Frances 1786 - 1815 32 18

Johnson George 1797 - 1823 22

Johnson Gresham Ambler 1798 - 1801 18

Johnson Jane 1666 - 1703 35

Johnson Martha 1660 - 1680 34

Johnson Mary 1728 - 1773 32

Johnson Mary 1758 - 1829 65 & 84

Johnson Maurice (Col) 1714 - 1793 32 & 37

Johnson Maurice (Revd) 1756 - 1834 48

Johnson Maurice (Revd) 1788 - 1820 32

Johnson Theophilus Fairfax 1790 - 1853 60 48

Johnson Theophilus Maurice Stephen 1826 - 1892 40

Johnson Walter 1619 - 1692 31

Johnson Walter 1789 - 1799 18

Johnson Walter Maurice d.1791 32

Jolly Elinor 62

Knipe Rachel 1700 - 1768 2

Love Em. d.1680 34

Lyon Grace 1674 - 1747 70

Lyon Mary 70

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Lyon Stephen (Revd) 1668 - 1747 70

Lyon Susanna 70

Mackman M.E.G. d.1918 23 & 49

Mackman Richard 1891? - 1915 23 & 49

Mael Alice 1694 - 1742 12

Mael Lot 1683 - 1747 13 12 & 81

Mael Rebekah 1652 - 1708 12

Mael Samuel 1655 - 1701 13 12

Matthews Raymond d.1990 41

Metcalfe George 1736? - 1813 15

Metcalfe George 1766? - 1812 15

Metcalfe Jane 1772 - 1775 15

Metcalfe Rebecca 1739 - 1829 15

Mitchell Katherine 1707? - 1720 61

Mitchell Renatus 61

Mitchell Rene (Dr) 1675 - 1729 61

Mitchell Rene 61

Moore Anne Elizabeth 1785 - 1854 58 48 & 59

Moore Edward (Revd) 1812 - 1889 45

Moore Joseph (Dr) 1603? - 1678 52

Moore William (Revd) 1784 - 1866 59

Neve Compton 1693 - 1728 8

Nicholas Basil Gordon (Revd) d.1945 62

Oldfeild (Oldfield?) Anthony (Bart) 1626 - 1668 66

Oldfeild (Oldfield?) Elizabeth (Dame) 1626 - 1682/3 72

Oldfield Margaret (Dame) 1658? - 1738 66

Peares Mary 1635 - 1704 14

Peares William 1627? - 1702 14

Perry John (Captain) 1669? - 1732 19

Perry Marten 1826 - 1918 86

Piliod Francis (Captain) d.1734 27

Piliod Mary - see also Green d.1737 29 27

Rash Innocent d.1675 78

Richards Elizabeth 1701? - 1748 77

Richards John 1698 - 1767 77

Richards John 1728 - 1773 76

Richards Judith 1729 - 1811 76

Richardson William 1782? - 1829 24

Rowland Ann 1700 - 1784 55

Rowland James 1687? - 1760 55

Sanderson Jane 1755? - 1823 51

Scotney Elizabeth d.1729 74

Scotney John d.1720 74

Sparkes John 3

Stevens Elizabeth 6

Stevens George 1660 - 1720 6

Stevens George JP 1702 - 1760 6

Thompson Mary 1743 - 1809 2

Thompson William JP 1732 - 1792 2

Wayman John 1692? - 1735 57

Wayman Mary 1694 - 1766 57

Whiteing Samuel (Revd) 1709? - 1757 64

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Wilson John (Dr) 1763 - 1809 25

Worrall George 1722? - 1771 20

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41

49

42

45

44

43

46

68

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65

66

70

67 72

71

84

83

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32

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