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Section E This Section Is on the Left-Hand Side After Entering the Cemetery St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Section E This section is on the left-hand side after entering the cemetery. It contains 76 graves with 48 memorials. It is bounded on the northern side by the boundary wall. The gap between rows is variable between 1’ and 2’. There are some child graves at the eastern end which don’t conform to the general layout. E-1 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Row D Names Inscriptions Notes E.D.48 James Mervyn No memorial found. Beveridge (1908) From the burial register and burial order book: James Mervyn Beveridge, aged 7 days, of 1 George Place, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 17 Nov 1908. Arthur Henry From the burial register and burial order book: Arthur Henry Cordon, Cordon (1910) aged 10, months, of 16 Grove St, was buried on 28 Nov 1910. E.D.48a Frederick George No memorial found. Harwood (1911- From the burial register and burial order book: Frederick George 1912) Harwood, aged 3 months, of 25 Grove Street, was buried on 9 Mar 1912. E-2 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Row Da Names Inscriptions Notes E.Da.48a Noelene Marie NOELENE Jones (1986) MARIE JONES 7 JULY 1986 Small plaque in grey-green stone. From the burial register: Noelene Marie Jones, stillborn, of the Royal United Hospital, was buried in 14 Jul 1986. E.Da.49 Isabel Jane Gosling ISABEL JANE (1978) GOSLING DIED SEPTEMBER 12TH 1978 AGED 7 WEEKS Small headstone. The birth of Isabel Jane Gosling was registered 1978/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chandler. From the burial register: Isabel Jane Gosling, aged 7 weeks, of 1 Gloucester St, Bath, was buried on 19 Sep 1978. E.Da.48c Katherine Eliza South: Parsons (1856-1944) KATHERINE E. PARSONS, DEAR WIFE OF THE LATE LATTER PARSONS OF EASTBOURNE PASSED WITHIN THE VEIL FEBRUARY 3RD 1944. Latter Parsons (1841-1903) North (on 1 line): ALSO HER DEARLY LOVED SISTER ROS[E] PLUMTRE RODGERS AT REST MAY __TH 1967. AGED 99 YEARS. Rose Plumtre Pitched 4 ways with raised cross on upper surface. Some lead missing. Rodgers (1867-1967) E-3 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes The marriage of Latter Parsons was registered 1874/Q4 Stoke D. In the 1881 census at 5 Vernon Terrace, Brighton: Latter Parsons, aged 40, married, timber & slate merchant, born at Lewes (Sussex), and two servants. The marriage of Latter Parsons to Katherine Eliza Rogers was registered 1901/Q1 Bath. In the 1901 census at the Pulteney Hotel, Pulteney Street, Bath: Latter Parsons, aged 60, living on own means, born at Eastbourne (Sussex), and wife Catherine E, aged 44, born at Stonehouse (Devon). In the 1901 census at 17 Pulteney Street, Bath: Percy Rogers, aged 74, clergyman Church of England Chaplain & Inspector RN retired, born at Stonehouse (Devon), wife Mary F, aged 67, born at St George the Martyr, London, children: Rose P, aged 33, born at Stonehouse, and Frederika M, aged 30, born at Stonehouse, and two servants. The death of Latter Parsons, aged 62, was registered 1903/Q3 Eastbourne. From the burial register: Katherine Eliza Parsons, aged 87, of 7 Darlington St, Bath, was buried on 8 Feb 1944. From the burial register: Rose Plumtre Rogers (sic), aged 99, of Cranhill Nursing Home, Bath, late of 7 Darlington St, Bath, died on 16 May 1967 and was buried on 19 May 1967. E.Da.49a William Williamson Around border: (1799-1882) WHEN Christ WHO IS OUR Life SHALL APPEAR THEN SHALL WE ALSO APPEAR WITH Him IN GLORY Headstone: IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF William Williamson, M.A. WHO ENDED HIS EARTHLY PILGRIMAGE AT FAIRSTOWE ON THE 11TH OF MAY 1882 Pointed headstone. (THIS STONE IS PLACED BY HER WHO FOR HALF A CENTURY In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Otley Road, Headingley (Yorks): William Williamson, aged 61, incumbent of Headingley, born at E-4 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes WAS HIS BLESSED PARTNER Pocklington (Yorks), wife Jane, aged 55, born at Skelton (Cumb), two IN THIS JOURNEY.) nieces (both born in the East Indies), Emily Judell, aged 19, ÆTAT 82. governess, visitor, born in Holstien (sic), and two servants. I HAVE WAITED FOR Thy Salvation O Lord In the 1881 census at Fairstowe, Widcombe, Bath: William Williamson, ......................................... aged 81, retired clergyman, born at Pocklington (Yorks), wife Jane, ......................................... aged 73, born at Skelton (Cumb), a visitor and two servants. (In the ......................................... .......................... census the property is near Macaulay Buildings.) From the burial register: William Williamson, aged 82, of Lyncombe Hill, was buried on 15 May 1882. E.Da.49b Jane Williamson Around border: (1805-1884) HER CHILDREN ARISE UP AND CALL HER BLESSED William Williamson (1800-) Headstone: IN Louisa Ada Rushton LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF (1869-1888) Jane Williamson WIDOW OF THE LATE REV. W. WILLIAMSON Pointed headstone. Mason’s mark of ‘W LONG’ at the bottom left-hand FORMERLY INCUMBENT OF HEADINGLEY side of the eastern face. NEAR LEEDS BORN 18TH MAY 1805 In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Otley Road, Headingley (Yorks): ENTERED INTO REST 18TH JULY 1884 William Williamson, aged 61, incumbent of Headingley, born at “For EVER WITH THE Lord” Pocklington (Yorks), wife Jane, aged 55, born at Skelton (Cumb), two “His SERVANTS SHALL SERVE Him nieces, Emily Judell, aged 19, governess, visitor, born in Holstien AND THEY SHALL SEE His ......” (sic), and two servants. BART............. Also Louisa Ada Rushton In the 1881 census at 2 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Henrietta Jane AGED 18 YEARS AND 3 MONTHS Judell, aged 42, unmarried, teacher & matron, born at Holstein MAY 27TH 1888 Altona, Germany, a servant, and eleven orphans one of which was “WE ASKED LIFE OF THEE AND THOU GAVEST ME Louisa Ada Rushton, aged 11, born at Notting Hill (Middx). EVEN LENGTH OF DAYS FOR EVER AND EVER.” From the burial register: Jane Williamson, aged 79, of Fair Stowe, Widcombe Hill, was buried on 22 Jul 1884. From the National Probate Calendar 1884: 1 August. The Will of Jane Williamson late of Fairstowe Widcombe Hill in the City of Bath Widow who died 18 July E-5 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes 1884 at Fairstowe was proved at Bristol by Frederick Buller Little of Woodland-terrace Chapel Allerton Leeds in the County of York Clerk in the Branch Bank of England Leeds the sole Executor. Personal Estate £661 5s. 10d. From the burial register: Louisa Ada Rushton, aged 18, of The Orphanage, Lyncombe Hill, was buried on 30 May 1888. E.Da.50 Henrietta Jane IN MEMORY OF Judell (1837-1913) HENRIETTA JANE JUDELL WHO DIED APRIL 2ND 1913 Emily Judell (1841- AGED 71 YEARS 1879) SHE WAS CONNECTED WITH THE WILLIAMSON HOMES FOR 53 YEARS. A SUCCOURER OF MAN ROM XVI.2 THE FIRST MEMORIAL WAS RAISED BY A MOURNING MOTHER TO HER BELOVED CHILD IN THE FAITH Headstone and kerb. EMILY JUDELL WHO ENTERED UPON THIS MORTAL LIFE In the 1861 census at the Parsonage, Otley Road, Headingley (Yorks): DECR 6TH 1841 Emily Judell, aged 19, governess, visitor, born in Holstien (sic). AND PASSED WITHIN THE VEIL SEPT 5TH 1879 In the 1861 census at the Orphan House (close to the Parsonage), “TILL HE COME.” Headingley (Yorks): Henrietta Judell, aged 22, matron, born in Holstein, a servant, and ten orphans. From the burial register: Emily Judell, aged 37, of Fairstowe Rd, Lyncombe Hill, was buried on 9 Sep 1879. (The ‘Lyncombe’ should probably be ‘Widcombe’.) In the 1881 census at 2 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Henrietta Jane Judell, aged 42, unmarried, teacher & matron, born at Holstein Altona, Germany, a servant, and eleven orphans. In the 1901 census at 2 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Henrietta Jane Judell, aged 62, living on own means, born at Altona Elbe (German Subject), a matron, an assistant matron and twelve inmates. The following entry appears in the Bath Directory for 1912: Orphan Homes on the Family System. THE WILLIAMSON ORPHAN HOMES. E-6 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Names Inscriptions Notes FOR GIRLS― 2, Macaulay buildings (Established 1864), and 6, Macau- lay buildings (Established 1886). Superintendent and Hon. Manager ―Miss Judell. FOR BOYS―Claverton down (Established 1868). Superintendent― Miss Judell, 2 Macaulay buildings. Resident Manager― Thomas Collett. From the burial register: Henrietta Jane Judell, aged 75, of 2 Macaulay Bdgs, was buried on 5 Apr 1913. From the National Probate Calendar 1913: JUDELL Henrietta Jane of 2 Macaulay-buildings Bath spinster died 2 April 1912 Probate Bristol 6 June to Martha Sibyl Hippisley spinster and Robert Moger solicitor. Effects £7010 14s. 6d. Altona is near Hamburg but in the province of Schleswig-Holstein. It is bordered on the southern side by the river Elbe. The province was part of Denmark but in 1864 it was ceded to Prussian and Austrian administration and in 1867 became part of Prussia. The surname Judell connected with Altona appears in The Advertiser (of Adelaide, SA) of 23 Apr1902 in connection with the death of Cesar Judell of Fremantle, WA, son of W Judell of Altona, Holstein and in graves at Adelaide Jewish cemetery, Max Judell, aged 17, of Hamburg having gone from Hamburg to Adelaide in 1855. E-7 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS Row E Names Inscriptions Notes E.E.49a Mark Anthony East: North: West: Edwards (1967) IN THE DIED TENDER DARLING 27TH DEC David Edwards MEMORY SON OF 1967 OF DAVID AGED Rachel Edwards MARK AND 11 MONTHS ANTHONY RACHEL EDWARDS Kerb and gravel with a sculpture of a kneeling, praying child on a plinth.
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