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Section D Rows A-Ha St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Section D This section is the main part of the original cemetery and contains 647 graves which is about a quarter of all total. It is bounded by a path running from the entrance up to and past the chapel and a path running from the entrance past the lodge parallel to the northern wall. Originally the eastern end of the section had a boundary wall but this was removed when the cemetery was extended eastwards in 1907. A path separates the two eastern rows (Y and Z) from the rest of the section. Two graves have been added at the eastern end in a row designated as ‘OZ’. Some graves in the south-eastern corner that were originally in Section D (in rows A and B) are described in Section F. At the western end near the entrance gate is an area which is in the shade of large trees. Two areas in rows Y and C have been used for the burial of ashes and a further area has been used for this purpose along the path by the chapel. From the north-east corner towards the chapel From the north-east towards the gate From the northern side looking towards the The south-western area under the trees. south-east D-1 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS D-2 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS D-3 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS D-4 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Row C Names Inscriptions Notes D.C.18 Robert Manners North: Croft (1814-1860) In memory of Robert M... Crof......... of South: Charles M......... Sutton Archbishop of Canterbury Departed this Life ... 29 1860 East: Prepare to meet thy God Multilayered tomb with a raised cross on the upper surface. The inscription is in a gothic script on edges of the upper surface. Born on 21 Oct 1814 at Canterbury: Robert Croft, son of James Croft (1785-1869) & Charlotte Manners-Sutton (1786-1869). The marriage of Robert Manners Croft to Cecilia Isabella Winn was registered 1848/Q3 Pontefract. The birth of Granville Robert Croft was registered 1859/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Winn. The death of Robert Manners Croft, aged 45, was registered 1860/Q3 Bath. From the burial register Robert Manners Croft, aged 45, of 60 Pulteney Street, was buried on 3 Jul 1860. From Somersetshire Parishes A Handbook of Historical Reference To All Places In The County by Arthur L. Humphreys London 1905 p59: Robert Manners Croft, eld. s. of Archdeacon of Cant. ; at Eton 1829 ; Royal Dragoons ; d. 1860. (Eton Lists, 138a.) From Gentleman’s Magazine Vol IX Jul-Dec 1860 p215: At Bath, suddenly, aged 45, Robert Manners Croft, esq., late of the 1st Royal Dragoons, and eldest son of the Archbishop of Canterbury. D-5 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1861 census at High Ackworth (Yorks): Cecilia P Croft, aged 39, widow, landed proprietor, born at Wragby (Yorks), six children (of which the youngest three were born at Bath), a teacher and four servants. The Archbishop of Canterbury in question, his grandfather, is Charles Manners-Sutton (1755-1828). His father, George Manners, had assumed the additional surname of ‘Sutton’ in 1762 on inheriting the estates of his maternal grandfather, Robert Sutton, 2nd Baron Lexinton. It is unclear why the son’s surname was ‘Manners Croft’. Another son of the Archbishop, Charles Manners-Sutton, was Speaker of the House of Commons and was created Viscount of Canterbury in 1835. D.C.19 George Charmbury South: Mann (1805-1877) IN MEMORY OF G. C. MANN OF BATHWICK WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEBRUARY 11TH 1877 AGED 71 YEARS Sarah Mann (1808- 1874) North: ALSO OF SARAH HIS BELOVED WIFE WHO DIED DECEMBER 27TH 1874 AGED 65 YEARS. Slab with a raised cross on the upper surface. The inscriptions are on the vertical faces. In the 1871 census at 1 Bathwick Villa, Bath: George C Mann, aged 65, builder (employing 25 men 3 boys), born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 61, born at Bath, daughter Harriett, aged 31, unmarried, born at Bath, and a servant. The death of Sarah Mann, aged 65, was registered 1875/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Mann, aged 65, of 1 Henrietta Villas, was buried on 2 Jan 1875. The death of George Charmbury Mann, aged 71, was registered 1877/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: George Charmbury Mann, aged 71, of 5 Charlotte St, was buried on 15 Feb 1877. D-6 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes D.C.20 Amelius Beauclerk IN MEMORY OF Fyers (1829-1883) OUR LOVING FATHER AMELIUS BEAUCLERK FYERS COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS SURVEYOR GENERAL OF CEYLON DIED APRIL 5. 1883. AGED 53 YEARS BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Born on 12 Jul 1829 at Jersey: Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, son of Thomas Fyers and Louisa Clifton [IGI]. From the Société Jersiaise in an article on Thomas Fyers: Children of Captain/Major/ Lt. Col. Thomas Fyers and Louisa Clifton Robert Morse Fyers baptised privately 4.10.1815 (no godparents). Charlotte Sabine Fyers baptised privately 8.12.1824 (no godparents). Amelius Beauclerk Fyers baptised privately 5.8.1829 (godparents the father & mother). Amelius Beauclerk Fyers appears in the list of Students of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich in 1847: 2nd Lt., 18th December 1847. From the London Gazette of 23 May 1876 (p 3110): Royal Engineers, Lieutenant - Colonel Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, from the Seconded List, is placed upon the Permanent Reserve List. Dated 13th February, 1876. The death of Amelius Beauclerk Fyers, aged 53, was registered 1883/Q2 Bath. D-7 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes D.C.21 Emma Trevenen South: (1788-1875) EMMA TREVENEN WIDOW OF REVD EDWARD TREVENEN Edward Trevenen (- East: 1846) DAUGHTER OF STRICKLAND BART DIED FEBRUARY 22 1875. AGED 86. Slab with a riased cross on the upper surface. The death of Edward Trevenen was registered 1846/Q2 Kensington. Will of Reverend Edward Trevenen, Rector, Clerk of Drewsteignton, Devon, date 24 Sep 1846, PROB 11/2042. In the 1871 census at The Street, Batheaston (Som): Emma Trevenen (absent), widow, Marianne Trevenen, aged 49, unmarried, daughter, annuitant, born at Drewsteignton (Devon), Elizabeth Trevenen, aged 48, unmarried, daughter, born at Drewsteignton, and two servants. From the burial register: Emma Trevenen, aged 86, of Batheaston, was buried on 2 Mar 1875. D.C.22 Benjamin Kitt (1838- In 1909) Loving Memory _ of _ Francis Kitt (1792- BENJAMIN KITT ESQ 1867) OF SYDNEY LODGE, BATHWICK WHO DIED OCTOBER 11 1909, Helen Kitt (1844- AGED 71. 1913) SON OF THE LATE FRANCIS KITT ESQ OF BATH. Susannah Lade Headstone and kerb. (1832-1914) Also IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF In the 1851 census at Gas Station, Bristol Road, Weston, Bath: Francis Edmund Lade (1814- HELEN KITT. Kitt, aged 59, Manager Bath Gas Works, born at Charmouth (Dorset), 1895) SISTER OF THE ABOVE wife Elizabeth, aged 51, born at Taunton, and children: Henry, aged WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 23. 1913, 21, born at Shoreditch, London, Susannah, aged 17, born at Shoreditch, AGED 68. Alfred, aged 14, born at Shoreditch, George, aged 13, born at Shoreditch, Bengamin (sic), aged 12, born at Shoreditch, Charles, aged Also of 9, born at Shoreditch, and Ellen, aged 7, born at Shoreditch. D-8 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes SUSANNAH LADE, WIDOW OF EDMUND LADE, The marriages of Susannah Kitt to Edmund Lade and Francis Kitt to OF CHANDOS HOUSE, SUTTON, SURREY Clara Alice Lade were registered 1870/Q3 Hackney. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE FRANCIS KITT OF BATH The death of Francis Kitt, aged 76, was registered 1867/Q2 Bath. "IN DOMINO CONFIDO." In the 1871 census at 324 Kingsland Road, Hackney, London: Edmund Lade, aged 56, born in Sussex, wife Susannah, aged 36, born in Sussex (!), three children and a servant. The death of Edmund Lade, aged 81, was registered 1895/Q1 Epsom. In the 1901 census at Sydney Lodge, Bathwick, Bath: Benjamin Kitt, aged 63, unmarried, civil engineer, born at Shoreditch, London, Helen Kitt, aged 40, unmarried, sister, born at Hackney, London, a visitor and two servants. In the 1901 census at Clandon House, Brunswick Road, Sutton (Surrey): Susannah Lade, aged 64, widow, living on [own] means, born in London, and a servant. From the burial order book: Benjamin Kitt, aged 71, of Sydney Lodge, 39-40 Sydney Bldgs, was buried on 14 Oct 1909. From the burial register: Helen Kitt, aged 68, of the Royal York Hotel, was buried on 27 Mar 1913. From the burial register: Susannah Lade, aged 82, of Cholo, Maldon Rd, Wellington, Surrey, was buried on 30 Jul 1914. From the grant of probate, she died on 27 Jul 1914. D-9 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes D.C.23 Samuel Pulley IN (1841-1921) AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF SAMUEL PULLEY, R.N. DIED 18TH APRIL 1921, AGED 80 YEARS. Pointed headstone and kerb. The birth of Samuel Pulley was registered 1841/Q3 Edmonton. In the 1851 census at 9 Mount Pleasant, Hackney: Samuel H Pulley, aged 51, stock broker, born at Kennington (Surrey), wife Susannah K, aged 42, born in London, children: Susan, aged 12, born at Hornsey (Middx), Matthew, aged 11, born at Hornsey, Samuel, aged 9, born at Hornsey, Emily, aged 7, born at Hornsey, and Frederick, aged 14, born at Hornsey, a widowed sister, a niece and five servants.
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