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South Stoke, Bath South Stoke, Bath MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS 2016 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Author: P J Bendall Date: 6-Sep-2016 Status: Issue 1 These transcriptions come from a survey carried out in 2014 supplemented by a checking of some inscriptions and photographing of internal memorials in 2016. The names from the memorials have been reconciled with entries in the burial registers and other sources to give, as far as possible, the years of birth and death of the individuals mentioned on the memorials and an index to these. Previous surveys have been carried out in 1998, 2002 and 2007. A CD with a document entitled Notes, On the Record of The Church and Churchyard Monumental Inscriptions -May 2007 has been lodged with Bath Record Office. This has photographs of surviving memorials and, separately, images of handwritten transcriptions of inscriptions. In order to avoid confusion, the numbering scheme for the graves, internal memorials and windows from those surveys have been used here. Issue 1 ii South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Contents Churchyard ......................................................................................................... 1 Cremation Plaques .............................................................................................. 86 Internal Memorials .............................................................................................. 99 Ledger Stones ............................................................................................ 100 Plaques .................................................................................................... 103 Windows .................................................................................................. 109 Index ............................................................................................................. 115 Issue 1 iii South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Issue 1 iv South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Churchyard Names Inscriptions Notes 1 George Cleverley (1781- SACRED 1847) TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE CLEVERLEY Hannah Cleverley (1782- WHO DIED OCTOBER 3RD 1847, AGED 66. 1865) AND HANNAH, HIS WIFE, John Cleverley (1808- WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 1838) JANUARY 3RD 1865, AGED 82. Maria Henley (1809-1868) AND TO THEIR CHILDREN, JOHN CLEVERLEY, Elizabeth Duke (1827- DIED AUGUST 10TH 1838, AGED 30. 1877) MARIA HENLEY, William Cleverley (1828) DIED AUGUST 1ST 1868, AGED 59. Tall headstone. Inscribed inscription on the western face. Alfred John Cleverley ELIZABETH DUKE, (1831-1852) DIED JULY 9TH 1877, AGED 50. William Henley (1809- WILLIAM CLEVERLEY, AGED 2 MONTHS. 1860) ALFRED JOHN, Mary Ann Osmond (1816- SON OF THE ABOVE JOHN CLEVERLEY, 1899) DIED JANY 8TH 1852, AGED 21. Susannah Lanham (1815- AND WILLIAM HENLEY, 1907) HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE, MARIA HENLEY, DIED JUNE 20TH 1860, AGED 50. Emma Cavill (1818-1911) ALSO IN SACRED MEMORY OF MARY ANN OSMOND, DIED MAY 3RD 1899 AGED 82. SUSANNAH LANHAM DIED OCT. 22ND 1907, AGED 92. EMMA CAVILL, DIED AUG. 24TH 1911, AGED 93. DAUGHTERS OF THE ABOVE G. & H. CLEVERLEY. Issue 1 1 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 2 Robert Marsh (1856-1901) Integral plaque: IN LOVING MEMORY OF Annie Marsh (1864-1958) ROBERT MARSH DIED 14TH MARCH 1901 Joseph Leonard Marsh AGED 43. (1890-1970) ALSO OF ANNIE MARSH DIED 30TH MAY 1958. AGED 93. Edging with an integral plaque at the foot and an integral square vase Freestanding plaque: at the head A freestanding plaque. JOSEPH LEONARD MARSH DIED OCT 8TH 1970 AGED 79 YEARS 3 Margaret Muriel Ducket (1887-1963) MARGARET MURIEL DUCKET Alexander Armstone SEPT · 11 · 1963 Ducket (1890-1965) WIFE OF ALEXANDER ARMSTONE Nora Lucy Vaisey (1890- DUCKET 1966) FEB · 19 · 1965 ALSO IN MEMORY OF NORA LUCY VAISEY DEC · 24 · 1966 R·I·P Headstone with a rounded top. Issue 1 2 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 4 Ellen Weaver (-1973) IN Richard William Weaver LOVING MEMORY OF (1888-1977) NELL R. WEAVER DIED 4TH SEPT. 1973 Frederick William Richard ALSO HER HUSBAND Weaver (1928-1949) RICHARD, DIED 25TH JAN. 1977 ALSO FRED SON OF THE ABOVE DIED 24TH SEPT. 1949 Small headstone. 5 Ethel Annie Pearce (1890- North: 1961) IN MEMORY OF ETHEL ANNIE PEARCE DIED 5TH OCT. 1961 AGED 71 YEARS Percy Edward Pearce (1880-1949) South: ALSO HER BELOVED HUSBAND PERCY EDWARD PEARCE DIED 18TH JULY 1949 AGED 68 YEARS Three-layered tomb. On the topmost layer is an incised cross. The middle layer has pitched sides. 5a Square vase. Issue 1 3 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 6 Altar tomb. There are oval panels on the sides. Weathered and no inscription found. 7 Slab with a slightly curved upper surface resting on a stone base. The base has the remnants of what might have been railings. The upper surface is weathered and partially delaminated. No inscription found. 8 Small headstone. Delaminated. Issue 1 4 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 9 John Henry Simmonds (1789-1869) Pitched 4 ways. 10 Altar tomb. Weathered and no inscription found. 11 Friederich Moritz Sernau In loving memory (1822-1861) of FRIEDERICH MORITZ SERNAU PHD WHO DIED AT SOUTHSTOKE VILLA. NOV 13TH 1861 AGED 39 YEARS — GOD IS LOVE — Headstone with a rounded top. The lower part is delaminated and a long crack on the left-hand side indicates further delamination is in progress. From the Bradford Echo of Thu 25 Jan 1855 p5 in a list of marriages: Issue 1 5 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes On Monday week, at the cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. H. H. Westmore, Mr. Moritz Sernau, Ph.D., of Cirencester, to Miss Sarah Firth, only daughter of the late Mr. Jerh. Firth merchant, of Heckmondwike. From the Bath Chronicle of Thu 8 Nov 1860, p4: From the Bath Chronicle of Thu 21 Nov 1861 p5: Nov. 13, at Southstoke, Friedrich Moritz Sernau, Ph. D., aged 39 years. Introduction to the History of the Nineteenth Century, by Georg Gottfried Gervinus, translated by Moritz Sernau assisted by the Rev. J. M. Stephens (London: Bohn, 1853) 12 Altar tomb. On the sides are panels where one might expect an inscription but these are weathered and no inscriptions were found. Issue 1 6 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 13 Altar tomb. There are rectangular panels on the long sides and on the western side an oval wreath. No inscription found. 14 Mary Jane Heal (1862- 1941) IN MEMORY OF George Heal (1870-1952) MARY JANE HEAL DIED 26 JAN. 1941 AGED 78 Charles Frederick Heal GEORGE HEAL (1905-1971) DIED 16 SEPT. 1952 AGED 81 AND THEIR 2nd SON CHARLES FREDERICK HEAL DIED 29 MAR. 1971 AGED 66 Small headstone with a triangular top on a base. 15 Maria Tuckwell (1789- In memory of 1864) MARIA William Tuckwell (1794- THE WIFE OF 1878) WILLIAM TUCKWELL OF THE PARISH WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DECEMBER 7TH 1864 AGED 75 — Slab with a curved upper surface. The incised inscription faces east. Also THE ABOVE NAMED WILLIAM TUCKER Issue 1 7 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes WHO FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 24TH 1878 AGED 83. WE WHICH HAVE BELIEVED DO ENTER INTO REST 16 Altar tomb with recessed square areas on the side. No inscriptions found. 17 Edwin George Heal (1900- 1956) IN LOVING MEMORY Irene Grace Heal (1906- OF 1963) EDWIN GEORGE HEAL DIED JAN. 13TH 1956, AGED 55. ALSO HIS WIFE IRENE GRACE HEAL, DIED JUNE 20TH 1963, AGED 56. Small headstone on a base with an integral vase, this resting on two slabs. Issue 1 8 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 18 Edging. Any incised inscription is obscured by lichen. 19 Samuel Perkins (1773- SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF 1824) SAMUEL PERKINS OF THIS PARISH John Perkins (1805-1836) DIED __ JUNE 182_ AGED 50 YEARS Ann Perkins (1776-1855) ALSO OF JOHN PERKINS . SON OF THE ABOVE DIED __ SEPTEMBER 18__ AGED __ YEARS 19a Samuel Holbin Perkins East: (1802-1867) Also of SAMUEL HOLBIN PERKINS Martha Susan Perkins ELDEST SON OF (1803-1868) SAMUEL & ANN PERKINS DIED JAN. 27TH 1867 Harriet Susan Perkins AGED 62 (1816-1866) Also of MARTHA PERKINS SECOND DAUGHTER OF SAMUEL & ANN PERKINS DIED FEBY 2_TH 1868 AGED 62. Small headstone. The top of the western side is delaminated and missing and a large part of this side is covered by dense white lichen. The age od Martha Perkins is 59 in the burial register. Issue 1 9 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 20 Oswald Herbert Lace East: (1875-1928) IN MEMORIAM OSWALD HERBERT LACE, Alice Mary Lace (1876- [M.A.OXON] 1947) AT REST APRIL 20. 1928. AGED 51. LUX PERPETUA INLUCESCAT EI. North: ALSO OF ALICE MARY Cross on 3 plinths and edging. HIS WIFE AT REST NOV 27·1947 From The Bath Chronicle and Herald of Sat 28 Apr 1928 p26: AGED 71. LATE MR. O. H. LACE. GOD SHALL WIFE AWAY EVERY TEAR FROM THEIR EYES. Interment at Southstoke. The funeral took place at Southstoke on Tuesday of Mr. Oswald Herbert Lace, M.A. (Oxon), L. és L. (Paris), the youngest son of the late Rev. J. W. Lace (a former vicar of Pill, Somerset). The Rev. G. E. Watton (Vicar of Combe Down), officiated in the absence of the Rev. W. S. H. Samler (Rector of Southstoke), assisted by the Rev. Canon Mackearn (Rochester). The late Mr. O. H. Lace was educated at Bristol Grammar School and Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He was an assistant master at the Wyggeston Grammar School, Leicester, and King Edward VII. School Sheffield, before becoming headmaster of Tewkesbury Grammar School in 1917, a post which he held until 1925, when he was obliged to resign owing to illness. Issue 1 10 South Stoke, Bath – Memorial Inscriptions Names Inscriptions Notes 21 Francis Charles Hanning- Lee (1880-1949) TO THE DEAR MEMORY of FRANCIS CHARLES HANNING-LEE 1880 – 1949 COMMANDER R.N. “There is no death .....” Headstone with a rounded top. From the Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald of Sat 4 Jun 1949 p16: Retired Bath Naval Officer Commander Francis Charles Hanning-Lee, R.N. (retd.), of Wayside, Midford Road, Bath, who died on Sunday at the age of 68, was a retired naval officer who, during the war, worked in the Hydrographic Department of the Admiralty at Bath.
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