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St John the Baptist, Batheaston ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, BATHEASTON GRAVE LOCATION INDEX St John the Baptist, Batheaston – Burial Register Entries S R P BR Surname Forenames Buried Died Age Born Abode Comment B MI Occupation Where born S/M A 1 Trotman John 17-Dec-1795 A 1 Fisher Henry 19-Oct-1800 15-Oct-1800 15 1785 Bath s/o Henry & Alice A 1 Fisher Alice 24-May-1812 16-May-1812 56 1755 w/o Henry M A 1 292 Fisher Hanna 15-Aug-1820 87 1733 Batheaston A 1 1110 Fisher Henry 22-Aug-1839 82 1757 Batheaston A 1 1171 Glyn Lewen Powell 3-Aug-1840 38 1802 Bailbrook House; Sir Batheaston A 1 1139 Pipon Nathaniel Hodges 20-Feb-1840 16-Feb-1840 31 1808 Jersey memorial in the church Navy A 1 1399 Glyn Catherine 21-Dec-1844 74 1770 Bathwick wid/o George M A 2 312 Fisher Abel 19-Mar-1821 70 1750 Bath died James St in death Builder notice A 2 1092 Phené Frances 1-Apr-1839 75 1763 Edward St, Bathwick A 2 1278 Cottle Abraham 22-Aug-1842 18-Aug-1842 77 1766 Batheaston A 2 1379 Cuff Joseph 26-Jun-1844 22-Jun-1844 20 1823 Walcot A 2 1403 Cottle John 15-Feb-1845 71 1773 Batheaston A 2 1429 Meredith Elizabeth 23-Feb-1846 16-Feb-1846 60 1785 Bailbrook House w/o Henry M A 2 1456 Spry Joseph 1-Dec-1846 39 1807 Bailbrook House A 2 332 Cottle Elizabeth 10-Jan-1860 4-Jan-1860 80 1779 Batheaston A 2 470 Meredith Henry Paget 14-Mar-1864 10-Mar-1964 68 1795 Bath h/o Elizabeth M A 2 474 Meredith Jane 8-Apr-1864 4-Apr-1864 60 1803 Bath 2nd w/o Henry Paget A 2 534 Cottle Mary 30-Mar-1866 23-Mar-1866 78 1787 Batheaston widow M A 3 140 Macleod Edward Christopher 20-Jul-1854 11 1843 Swainswick A 3 1194 Rogers Thomas Percival 28-Feb-1888 66 1821 The Vicarage, Batheaston A 4 857 Fry Mary 31-Aug-1834 34 1800 Batheaston A 5 75 Laxton Mary Susan Symes 18-May-1945 16-May-1945 88 1857 Middlesex House, spinster ENG WIL S Batheaston Draft 1a Location Index-2 St John the Baptist, Batheaston – Burial Register Entries S R P BR Surname Forenames Buried Died Age Born Abode Comment B MI Occupation Where born S/M B 1 1 Shepperd John Anthony 1941 30-Jan-1941 1 1939 Denewood Granage W I 18m Strays home for infants B 1 2 55 Reed John Christopher 24-May-1944 0 1943 St Martin's Hospital, Bath 8m B 1 3 399 Larkin Patrick Joseph 5-Jan-1961 73 1887 The Batch, Batheaston B 1 4 Mayes Lizzie 1939 15-Oct-1939 86 1853 5 Clarence Gdns, spinster S Batheaston B 1 5 Archdale Richmal Mograll Jan-1940 79 1860 Bailbrook House, Bath B 1 6 Moffatt Mary Penelope 19-Sep-1939 15-Sep-1939 57 1882 Bailbrook House, w/o Robert James M Batheaston B 1 6 Moffatt Robert James 1942 29-Apr-1942 74 1867 Regina Hotel, Bath; of M Alderney, CI B 1 7 May Cecilia Adele Aloisa 1935 26-Mar-1935 79 1855 1 Codrington Pl, Clifton, w/o William Allan M Bristol; died Bailbrook House, Batheaton nr Bath B 1 7 May William Allan 1937 18-May-1937 86 1850 Hotel Regina, Bennett St, Bath; died Stratton House, Park Lane, Bath B 1 8 Motteram Lily Rebecca 15-Aug-1936 13-Aug-1936 60 1876 Lonsdale Cottage B 1 9 Clark Alfred Charles 15-Mar-1935 62 1872 Lonsdale Cottage B 1 9 Clark Florence Georgina 1940 58 1882 Lonsdale Cottage B 1 9 Wallace Vera Dorothy 12-Aug-1941 35 1906 Lonsdale Cottage B 1 10 Bell Edith 8-Mar-1935 1-Mar-1935 77 1857 2 The Laurels, spinster S Batheaston B 1 11 63 Barclay-Smith Ida Mary 20-Sep-1944 75 1869 Bailbrook House, Batheaston B 1 11 79 Barclay-Smith Edward 9-Jul-1945 5-Jul-1945 83 1862 11 Clifton Gdns, London W9 B 1 13 MacVicar Frances Alice 1-Dec-1936 27-Nov-1936 53 1883 The Elms, Batheaston, née Wallis M Harriet Bath B 1 13 338 MacVicar Herbert 26-Jul-1957 23-Jul-1957 85 1872 The Elms, Batheaston, [ashes]; aged 84 on MI M Montgomerie Bath B 1 14 Godwin Alice 23-May-1934 19-May-1934 52 1881 w/o William Frederick M B 1 14 435 Godwin William Frederick 20-Apr-1963 82 1880 The Laurels, Northend, h/o Alice M Batheaston B 1 15 785 Scriven Edward 19-Mar-1833 52 1780 Batheaston B 1 15 Burrell Signe Vanessa 1941 12-Aug-1941 2 1939 London Rd ENG SOM B 1 15 97 Burrell Signe Walborg 13-Feb-2002 11-Jan-2003 94 1908 High Border Lodge, [ashes] Leonard Stanley, Stonehouse, Glos B 1 15 109 Burrell Joseph Albert 31-Jan-2004 14-Jan-2004 94 1909 Cambridge Retirement (John); [ashes]; buried M Home, Dursley Rd, with wife & daughter Cambridge, Glos B 1 18 112 Pobjoy James 3-Jun-1853 28-May-1853 78 1774 Batheaston B 1 18 351 Pobjoy Mary 5-Jul-1860 1-Jul-1860 87 1773 Batheaston B 1 18 401 Mitchell Bridget 6-Mar-1862 1-Mar-1862 84 1777 Walcot B 1 19 209 Mannings William 7-Oct-1856 3-Oct-1856 56 1800 Batheaston Draft 1a Location Index-3 St John the Baptist, Batheaston – Burial Register Entries S R P BR Surname Forenames Buried Died Age Born Abode Comment B MI Occupation Where born S/M B 1 19 251 Mannings Mary Jane 2-Feb-1858 29-Jan-1858 17 1840 Batheaston B 1 19 1223 Mannings Jane 11-Jul-1889 5-Jul-1889 78 1811 Highbury Buildings, widow M Walcot, Bath B 1 20 204 Tucker Ada 26-Feb-1951 69 1881 21 Ash Grove, Charmy Down, Batheaston B 1 21 241 Mizen Thomas 29-Dec-1857 22-Dec-1857 42 1815 Batheaston B 1 21 1299 Trent Jane 9-Jun-1892 3-Jun-1892 85 1806 2 Garfield Tce, Walcot, widow ENG WIL M Bath B 2 1 1151 Mannings Thomas 6-Apr-1840 30 1809 Bathford s/o Thomas & Eliza B 2 2 81 Cunliffe Helen Maria 27-Jul-1945 24-Jul-1945 76 1869 Bailbrook House, Batheaston B 2 3 49 Mulkern Berys Monica Sheila 22-Feb-1944 22 1921 Bull's Head Hotel, Quorn, Leicester; of Bailbrook House, Batheaston B 2 4 Armytage Cecil Frederick 16-Apr-1941 12-Apr-1941 78 1862 Bailbrook House, Batheaston B 2 5 163 Rhymes William John 20-Sep-1949 79 1870 1 Eagle Cottages, Batheaston B 2 5 516 Rhymes Selina 3-Dec-1970 87 1883 1 Eagle Cottages, North End, Batheaston B 2 5 57 Rhymes Kenneth John 19-Jan-1999 8-Jan-1999 72 1926 112 Northend, Batheaston B 2 6 562 Fisher Frances Susannah 28-Aug-1827 21-Aug-1827 43 1784 St James's, Bath B 2 6 656 Fisher Giles 25-Jun-1830 19-Jun-1830 44 1785 St James's, Bath B 2 7 Hooper Richard 10-May-1784 B 2 8 Hope Frances Catherine 16-Feb-1942 12-Feb-1942 65 1876 Hill House Nursing spinster S Genette Douglas Home, Tetbury, Glos B 2 8 133 Mercier Betty Genette 14-Nov-1947 44 1903 Batheaston Vicarage B 2 9 Hunt Frederick William 3-Jun-1940 31-May-1940 56 1883 Victory Gdns, Batheaston B 2 9 558 Brinkworth Lilian Charlotte 6-Feb-1975 88 1886 Victory Gdns, Anne Batheaston B 2 9 677 Hunt Frederick George 16-Mar-1990 76 1913 Millway Gdns, Austin Bannerdown, Batheaston B 2 10 Bryant William Abrahams Jan-1941 30-Dec-1941 80 1860 Northway, The Batch, w/o Harriet M Batheaston B 2 10 213 Bryant Harriet 13-Jun-1951 86 1864 Northway, The Batch, M Batheaston B 2 11 4 Ricketts Maurice 2-May-1942 28-Apr-1942 55 1886 School Lane, Batheaston B 2 11 520 Ricketts Frances Jane 25-Aug-1971 19-Aug-1971 85 1886 late of Batheaston B 2 11 82 Ricketts Arthur Maurice 19-Feb-2001 13-Feb-2001 83 1917 3 Acacia Cres, (Bill); buried with parents Trowbridge; late of Ravenscroft, Hilperton Rd, Trowbridge B 2 12 30 Morton Eleanor Sisson 11-May-1943 67 1875 The Fosse, Batheaston B 2 12 98 Morton James Henry 1-Apr-1946 28-Mar-1946 86 1859 The Fosse, Batheaston B 2 13 72 Brasher Elizabeth 10-Mar-1945 9-Mar-1945 67 1877 Bailbrook House, Batheaston Draft 1a Location Index-4 St John the Baptist, Batheaston – Burial Register Entries S R P BR Surname Forenames Buried Died Age Born Abode Comment B MI Occupation Where born S/M B 2 13 159 Brasher Charles William 14-May-1949 11-May-1949 83 1865 14 Easton Cres, Clifton James B 2 14 73 Beake Kate 5-Apr-1945 63 1881 The School House, née Clayton M Batheaston B 2 15 113 Sprague Hilda Salome 15-Feb-1947 64 1882 Bailbrook House, w/o Francis Henry M Batheaston B 2 19 Gerrish Alfred 1918 28-May-1918 57 1860 2 Fairview, Batheaston h/o Charlotte M B 2 19 Gerrish Charlotte 1932 19-Jun-1932 69 1862 2 Fairview, Batheaston w/o Alfred M B 2 20 162 Langridge Frank Fawckner 17-Sep-1949 56 1893 Poplar House, Doctor Batheaston B 2 241 Lanbridge Frederick Cecil 1-Oct-1952 64 1888 9 Bailbrook Bldgs, Lwr Swainswick, Bath B 3 1 1348 Lydiard Mary Ann 11-Dec-1843 6-Dec-1843 32 1811 Batheaston B 3 1 713 Lydiard Peter 11-Nov-1871 54 1817 Batheaston B 3 2 1558 Fellowes Cordelia Ann 23-Jul-1849 17-Jul-1849 3 1846 Batheaston Bridge 3½ B 3 2 142 Fellows Laura Harriet 18-Aug-1854 16-Aug-1854 5 1849 Batheaston 5y6m B 3 2 341 Fellows Alfred John 2-Apr-1860 25-Mar-1860 3 1856 Batheaston 3y5m B 3 2 Fellows Henry 1912 27-Jun-1912 68 1843 Bath Workhouse B 3 3 832 Davies Elizabeth 20-Feb-1834 46 1787 Batheaston w/o Daniel M B 3 4 482 Henly Mary 21-Jul-1864 17-Jul-1864 68 1796 Bath wid/o Thomas M B 3 5 1129 Fisher Mary Ann 5-Jan-1840 27-Dec-1839 21 1818 Parish of St Peter & d/o John & Sarah Paul, Bath B 3 5 1251 Fisher Sarah 30-Jan-1842 25-Jan-1842 55 1786 Abbey Parish, Bath w/o John M B 3 5 488 Fisher John 22-Oct-1864 17-Oct-1864 70 1794 Bath M B 3 5 975 Fisher Diana 6-Jan-1880 1-Jan-1880 64 1815 10 New Bond St, Bath wid/o John (2nd wife) ENG BST M B 3 6 Wilson Mary Jane 1935 6-Aug-1935 80 1855 Wentworth, Dodwing Rdm Bath B 3 6 Wilson Alfred 1939 3-Nov-1939 79 1860 Wentford, 7 Dowding Rd, Bath B 3 7 346 Gerrish Walter James 31-May-1860 27-May-1860 12 1847 Batheaston s/o Charles & Elizabeth B 3 7 1250 Gerrish Elizabeth 24-Jan-1891 71 1819 Batheaston w/o Charles B 3 7 1491 Gerrish Charles 8-Mar-1901 3-Mar-1901 78 1822 Batheaston Plasterer & tiler ENG WIL M B 3 434 Wilson Dora 31-Jan-1963 77 1885 Morris Lane, Batheaston B 4 1 Fellows George Alexander 1905 16-Oct-1905 66 1839 West Monkton, Taunton M B 4 1 Fellows
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