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Names Inscriptions Notes D.P.25 Dorothy Harrison East: Bullock (1836-1914) In Loving Memory Edward Bullock of (1799-) DOROTHY HARRISON BULLOCK 2ND DAUGHTER OF Georgiana Sarah EDWARD BULLOCK ESQRE Bullock (1837-1922) SOME YEARS COMMON SERJEANT OF THE CITY OF LONDON FELL ASLEEP JANUARY 11TH 1914 Cross on 3 plinths. ―•―

“HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.” In the 1851 census at 40 Woburn Square, Bloomsbury, London: Edward South: Bullock, aged 51 widower, Common Sergt of London, born at Spanish Also of Town, Jamaica, children: Catherine Elizth, aged 18, born at GEORGIANA Bloomsbury, Dorothy H, aged 14, born at Bloomsbury, and Georgiana, SARAH BULLOCK aged 13, born at Bloomsbury, a governess and three servants. YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF EDWARD BULLOCK ESQRE From The Edinburgh Gazette of Tue 27 Dec 1853 (No. 6346 p1033) FELL ASLEEP APRIL 16TH 1922. WHITEHALL, December 1, 1853. ― The Queen has been pleased to issue a new Commission of “O LORD IN THEE I HAVE TRUSTED.” Lieutenancy for the City of London, constituting and appointing the several persons under-mentioned to be Her Majesty’s Commissioners for that purpose, viz ... Edward Bullock, Esquire, Common Serjeant of Our City of London, and the Common Serjeant of Our said city for the time being; ...

In Cambridge University Calendar for the Year 1857 in an advertisement for the English and Irish Church and University Assurance Society, 4, Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, London on p 40 one of the trustees is: Edward Bullock, Esq., M.A., (Christ Church, Oxford), late Common Serjeant of London.

In the 1901 census at 4 Vane Street, Bath: Dorothy Bullock, aged 64, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bloomsbury, London, Georgiana Bullock, aged 63, unmarried, sister, born at Bloomsbury, Mary Bullock, aged 37, unmarried, niece, born at Paddington, and three servants. D-426

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The death of Dorothy H Bullock, aged 77, was registered 1914/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Dorothy Harrison Bullock, aged 77, of 4 Vane St, was buried on 15 Jan 1914.

The death of Georgina S Bullock, aged 84, was registered 1922/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Georgina Sarah Bullock, aged 84, of 4 Vane St, Bath, was buried on 20 Apr 1922. D.P.26 Mary Brooks (1805- SACRED 1871) TO THE MEMORY OF MARY BROOKS. Ann Brooks (1813- WHO DIED DECEMBER 7TH 1871. 1871) AGED 66 YEARS.

Samuel Brooks ALSO ANN. THE BELOVED WIFE OF (1810-1877) SAMUEL BROOKS. OF HENRIETTA PARK. AND SISTER-IN-LAW OF THE ABOVE. Headstone and kerb. WHO DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1871.

AGED 58 YEARS The birth of Emma Brooks was registered 1846/Q3 Bath, mother’s IN LIFE BELOVED IN DEATH LAMENTED. ALSO SAMUEL BROOKS, BUILDER. maiden name: Harwood. HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE The birth of Laura Brooks was registered 1849/Q1 Bath, mother’s ANN BROOKS. maiden name: Harwood. FOR MANY YEARS AN INHABITANT OF THIS PARISH In the 1851 census at Elm Cottage (next to the Parochial School), DIED AUGUST 6TH 1877 Bathwick, Bath: Samuel Brooks, aged 41, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged AGED 67 YEARS. 38, born at Tiverton (Devon), and children: William, aged 13, born at GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. Bath, Eliza, aged 9, born at Bath, Ann, aged 6, born at Bath, Emma, aged 4, born at Bath, and Laura, aged 2, born at Bath.

In the 1861 census at 5 Cottage, Bathwick, Bath: Samuel Brooks, aged 51, mason, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 42, born at Bath, and daughter Emma, aged 15, born at Bath.

From the burial register: Mary Brooks, aged 66, of Saw Close, was buried on 20 Dec 1871.

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From the burial register: Ann Brooks, aged 59, of Henrietta Park, was buried on 20 Dec 1871.

From the burial register: Samuel Brooks, aged 68, of Henrietta Park, was buried on 13 Aug 1877. D.P.27 Elizabeth Pinch In Affectionate Remembrance of (1809-1871) ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF William Pinch WILLIAM PINCH, (1805-1873) WHO DIED DECEMBER 11TH 1871 AGED 61 YEARS. Elizabeth Pinch ―•― (1793-1886) “Thy Will be done.” ―•― Also of Headstone with rounded top. WILLIAM PINCH,

HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE The birth of Frederick Pinch was registered 1842/Q1 Bath, mother’s WHO DIED MAY 15TH 1873 maiden name: White. AGED 67. The birth of Albert Pinch was registered 1848/Q4 Bath, mother’s ―•― maiden name: White. “In the midst of life we [are in death”]

―•― In the 1861 census at 3 Rochfort Place, Bathwick, Bath: William Pinch, Also ELIZABETH aged 53, architect & surveyor, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 50, SISTER OF THE ...... born at Bath, children; Frederick, aged 19, solicitors clerk, born at ...... Bath, Eliza, aged 15, born at Bath, and Albert, aged 13, born at Bath, and a servant.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Pinch, aged 62, of 4 Rochfort Place, was buried on 16 Dec 1871.

From the burial order book: William Pinch, aged 67, of 10 Hanover St, was buried on 19 May 1873.

From the burial register: Eliza Pinch, aged 92, of Hanover St, was buried on 28 Jan 1886. From the grant of probate, she died on 25 Jan 1886.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.P.28 Martha Coombs IN (1809-1872) MEMORY OF MARTHA WIFE OF ROBERT COOMBS Jane Coombs (1810- WHO DIED 31ST MARCH 1872 1873) AGED 62.

Robert Coombs Also (1812-1875) IN MEMORY OF JANE SECOND WIFE OF THE ABOVE Headstone and kerb. WHO DIED JULY 2ND 1873

AGED 63. The marriage of Robert Coombs to Martha Bennett was registered ―•― 1843/Q4 Fordingbridge. In Life Beloved. In Death Lamented

The birth of James Coombs was registered 1849/Q2 Bath, mother’s Also maiden name: Bennett. TO THE MEMORY OF The birth of Martha Coombs was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s ROBERT COOMBS maiden name: Bennett. HUSBAND TO THE ABOVE

DIED JULY 23RD 1875 In the 1861 census at 1 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: Robert AGED 63 YEARS. Coombs, aged 49, beer house keeper, born at Foovent (sic) (Wilts), ...... wife Martha, aged 51, born at Tolland (Wilts), and children: Mary, aged 13, born at Bath, James, aged 11, born at Bath, and Martha, aged 9, born at Bath.

In the 1871 census at 1 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: Robert Coombes, aged 59, publican, born at Fovant (Hants), wife Martha, aged 61, born at Tollard (Wilts), James Coombes, aged 21, unmarried, son, printer, born at Bath, Maria Henly, aged 15, married, daughter, wife of dyer, born at Bath, and a grand-daughter.

From the burial register: Martha Coombs, aged 62, of 1 Hampton Row, was buried on 2 Apr 1872.

The marriage of Robert Coombs to Jane Shore/Goodfellow was registered 1873/Q1 Bath.

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From the burial register: Jane Coombs, aged 62, of 1 Hampton Row, was buried on 2 Jul 1873.

From the burial register: Robert Coombs, aged 62, of 1 Hampton Row, was buried on 27 Jul 1875. D.P.29 William Owen Jones No memorial found. (1824-1872) In the 1871 census at 34 Bathwick Street, Bath: Sarah A Williams, aged 36, married, born at Bath, two children, Sarah Jones, aged 67, Sarah Jones (1787- widow, mother, retired laundress, born at Bath, and William O Jones, 1874) aged 46, widower, brother out pensioner (Chelsea), born in London.

Sarah Anne From the burial register: William Owen Jones, aged 47, of Bathwick Williams (1834- St, was buried on 28 Mar 1872. 1879) From the burial register: Sarah Jones, aged 86, of 34 Bathwick St, died on 30 Mar 1874 and was buried on 2 Apr 1874.

The death of Sarah Anne Williams, aged 44, was registered 1879/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Sarah Jane Williams, aged 44, of 34 Bathwick St, was buried on 10 Apr 1879. D.P.30 George West (1799- No memorial found. 1871) The birth of Alice Maud West was registered 1868/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ashman. Edwin West (1872- The birth of Gertrude West in 1868 was registered 1869/Q1 Bath, 1873) mother’s maiden name: Ashman.

In the 1871 census at 2 Sharon Cottages, Pulteney Road, Bath: William West, aged 31, stone mason, born at Bath, wife Sarah A, aged 31, clear starcher, born at Bath, Mary J Ashman, aged 11, step-daughter, born at Bath, children: William H, aged 5, born at Bath, Alice M, aged 3, born at Bath, Gertrude, aged 2, born at Bath, Samuel G, aged 9 months, born at Bath, and George West, aged 72, widower, labourer, born at Daynton (Glos).

From the burial register: George West, aged 72, of Pulteney Road, was buried on 23 Dec 1871.

The birth of Edwin West was registered 1872/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ashman.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Edwin West, aged 17 months, of Pulteney Road, was buried on 8 Nov 1873. D.P.31 Elizabeth Jackson No memorial found. (1824-1871) The death of Elizabeth Jackson, aged 47, was registered 1871/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Jackson, aged 47, of 18 Bathwick St, was buried on 21 Jul 1871. D.P.32 Thomas Kirkham No memorial found. (1867-1870) The birth of Thomas Kirkham was registered 1867/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Main.

The death of Thomas Kirkham, aged 2, was registered 1870/Q1 Bath From the burial register: Thomas Kirkham, aged 18 months, of 12 George St, was buried on 24 Mar 1870. D.P.33 Elizabeth Knight No memorial found. (1789-1862) In the 1861 census at 2 George Street, Bath: Harriett Ball, aged 70, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Minehead (Som), Elizabeth William Allen (1787- Knight, aged 70, unmarried, servant, born at Minehead, and another 1869) servant.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Knight, aged 72, of 2 George St, was buried on 7 Apr 1862. From the National Probate Calendar 1862: 10 May. Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Elizabeth Knight late of the City of Bath Spinster deceased who died 2 April 1862 at the said City were granted at the Principal Registry to John Knight of Minehead in the County of Somerset the Brother and one of the Next of Kin of the said Deceased he having been first sworn. Effects under £200.

In the 1861 census at 7 Cottage Row, Bathwick, Bath: William Allen, aged 74, unmarried, lodger, pensioner (Chelsea), born at Bradford (Wilts).

From the burial register & burial order book: William Allen, aged 82, of Cottage Row, was buried on 10 Jul 1869.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.P.34 Jane Owen (1827- In memory of 1861) JANE OWEN WHO DIED OCTOBER 27TH 1861 Henry Alford (1830- AGED 34. 1871) • “A faithful Servant.” Hannah Alford (1837-1878) Also of HENRY ALFORD. WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS Headstone with a pointed top. MARCH 12TH 1871, AGED 40.

―•― The marriage of Henry Alford to Hannah Owen at St Thomas à Becket, ALL HIS SORROWS LEFT BELOW; AND EARTH EXCHANGED FOR HEAVEN. Widcombe, Bath was registered 1858/Q2 Bath. ―•― Also of The birth of George Henry Edwin Alford was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, HANNAH ALFORD. mother’s maiden name: Owen. WIDOW OF THE ABOVE DIED APRIL 7TH 1878, AGED 40. In the 1861 census at 5 Summerlays Place, Bath: Henry Alford, aged ―•― 30, porter, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 29, born at Yate (Glos), son “THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN George Henry Edwin, aged 1, born at Bath, and two visitors. AWAY. BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD.” In the 1861 census at 6 Dunsford Place Bathwick: Jane Owen, aged 33, unmarried, servant, born at Yate (Glos).

From the burial register: Jane Owen, aged 34, of Summerlays Place, Widcombe, was buried on 3 Nov 1861.

From the burial register: Henry Alford, aged 40, of Pulteney Road, was buried on 19 Mar 1871.

From the burial register: Hannah Alford, aged 46, of 8 Bathwick Place, was buried on 14 Apr 1878.

See also G.K.12.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Pa.41 Emma Susannah East: Payne (1814-1904) SACRED LOVING MEMORY Arthur Browne OF Blakiston (1792- EMMA SUSANNAH PAYNE 1839) WIDOW OF THE LATE ARTHUR BROWNE BLAKISTON. ESQ. Gallway Byng Payne ALSO OF THE LATE (1811-1870) MAJ. GEN. GALWAY BYNG PAYNE R.M.L.I. DIED MAY 17. 1904 AGED 84. Cross on 3 plinths. The ‘Galway’ rather than ‘Gallway’ on the Henrietta Victoria “NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING monument has been verified. Murray (1828-1918) SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.”

Baptised on 27 Mar 1792 at Little Barford (Beds): Arthur Browne Edward Rushwood North: Blakiston, son of John & Ann Blakiston [IGI]. Blakiston Murray IN MEMORY OF

(1868-1942) HENRIETTA VICTORIA MURRAY On 20 Mar 1834 at St Andrew’s, Holborn Arthur Brown Blakiston WIDOW OF THE LATE married Emma Susannah Abbott [IGI]. James Pulteney CAPTAIN JAMES PULTENEY MURRAY. R.M.L.I.

Murray (1833-1874) DIED FEB. 14. 1918 From the Gentleman’s Magazine Vol IX Jan-Jun 1839 p442 in a list of AGED 80. deaths: Hilda Dorothea “JUST AS I AM WITHOUT ONE PLEA March 4. ... Murray (1881-1942) BUT THAT THY BLOOD WAS SHED FOR ME.” At the Holme, Regent’s Park, Arthur Browne Blakiston, esq. nephew

of the late Arthur Tyton, esq. of Wimbledon. He was an honorary Hester Doreen South: member and an active supporter of the Royal Humane Society. Murray (1911-1942) ALSO

IN MOST LOVING MEMORY Will of Arthur Browne Blakiston of Bedford Row, Middlesex, date 27 Thomas Edward OF Mar 1839, PROB 11/1907. Elibank Murray BRIGADIER GENERAL EDWARD

(1908-1979) RUSHWOOD BLAKISTON MURRAY I.A. BORN DECEMBER 7TH 1868. The marriage of Emma Susannah Blakiston to Gallway Byng Payne was AND OF HILDA DOROTHEA, HIS WIFE. registered 1856/Q4 Kensington. WHO DIED TOGETHER IN THE RAIDS ON BATH APRIL 27TH 1942. From The London Gazette 30 Jun 1865 p329 in a list of promotions: THEIR ASHES REST IN THIS GRAVE OF HIS BELOVED Colonel-Commandant Gallway Byng Payne, retired full-pay Royal GRANNIE AND MOTHER Marine Light Infantry, to have the honorary rank of Major-General, “GOD PROVED THEM AND FOUND THEM WORTH FOR HIMSELF.” under Her Majesty's Order in Council of 13th November, 1858. Dated 12th June, 1865.

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Names Inscriptions Notes West: HESTER DOREEN The death of Gallway Byng Payne, aged 58, was registered 1870/Q2 BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS MURRAY Newton Abbot. WHO DIED OF INJURIES SUSTAINED IN THE RAIDS ON BATH From the National Probate Calendar 1874: 9 October. Probate of the APRIL 30TH 1942. AGED 30 YEARS. Will of James Pulteney Murray late of Ashtown Lodge Castleknock in MEMBER OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY. the County of Dublin late a Captain on Half-pay of the Royal Marines “THE ETERNAL GOD IS THY REFUGE AND UNDERNEATH who died on or about 21 August 1874 at Ashtown Lodge granted 1 ARE THE EVERLASTING ARMS.” October 1874 at Dublin to Henrietta Victoria Murray of Ashtown Lodge Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects in England, Under £400.

In the 1901 census at 58 Pulteney Street, Bath: Henrietta Murray, aged 63, widow, living on own means, born at Holborn, London, children: Georgina, aged 36, unmarried, born at Barnstaple (Devon), and Henrietta, aged 30, born in Ireland, Emma Payne, aged 86, widow, mother, living on own means, born at Wapping, London, Arthur Blakiston, aged 66, unmarried, brother, living on own means, born at Holborn, London, and three servants.

The marriage of Edward Rushworth B Murray to Hilda Dorothea Paul was registered 1905/Q3 Loughborough. (The birth of Hilda Dorothea Paul was registered 1881/Q3 Loughborough.)

Passengers on the SS Nore from Penang to London, arriving on 11 Jun 1913: Mrs H D Murray, aged 30, James Patrick Murray, aged 6, Thomas Edward Murray, aged 4, and Elizabeth Murray, aged 1, country of last permanent residence: FMS. (‘FMS’ means Federated Malay States.)

From the burial register: Emma Susannah Payne, aged 89, of 58 Pulteney St, was buried on 21 May 1904.

From the burial register: Henrietta Victoria Murray, aged 89, of 2 Portland Pl (Victoria Lodge), Leamington, was buried on 19 Feb 1918.

The marriage of Thomas E E Murray to Hester D Bentley was registered 1932/Q2 Chelsea.

The Regina Hotel, Bennet Street, Bath, opposite the Assembly Rooms, was partly destroyed by a bomb on 27 Apr 1942 killing 27 people.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Edward Rushwood Blakiston Murray, aged 72, of the Regina Hotel, Bennett St, Bath, was cremated at Arno’s Vale and his ashes buried on 29 Apr 1942.

From the burial register: Hilda Dorothea Murray, aged 60, of the Regina Hotel, Bennett St, Bath, was cremated at Arno’s Vale and her ashes buried on 29 Apr 1942.

From the burial register: Hester Doreen Murray, aged 30, of the Regina Hotel, Bennett St, Bath, was cremated and her ashes buried on 30 Apr 1942. D.Pa.42 Sarah Plummer IN (1828-1896) MEMORY OF SARAH PLUMMER Louisa Davey (1848- DIED JULY 9TH 1896, 1901) AGED 68. ALSO Elias Davey (1840- LOUISA DAVEY, 1912) WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JUNE 22ND 1901. AGED 53. ― Headstone and kerb. ALSO

ELIAS DAVEY The marriage of Benjamin Plummer to Sarah Scribbins was registered THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF 1847/Q3 Frome. LOUISA DAVEY, The birth of Louisa Plummer was registered 1848/Q1 Frome. DIED DECEMBER 2ND 1912,

AGED 72 In the 1851 census at Mells (Som): Benjamin Plummer, aged 27, ― agricultural labourer, born at Mells, wife Sarah, aged 23, born at PEACE, PERFECT PEACE Dundry (Som), and children: Louisa, aged 3, born at Mells, and William A, aged 1, born at Mells.

In the 1871 census at Rooms over Coachhouse, Stanley Villa, Weston (Som): Elias Davey, aged 30, coachman domestic, born at Wembworth (Devon), and wife Elizabeth, aged 34, born at Highbingcott (Devon).

In the 1871 census at Queensborough Villa, Bathwick, Bath: Louisa

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Names Inscriptions Notes Plummer, aged 25, servant, housemaid, born at Mells (Som).

The marriage of Elias Davey to Louisa Plummer was registered 1885/Q3 Bath.

In the 1891 census at 2 Widcombe Crescent, Bath: Elias Davey, aged 50, coachman, born at Winkleigh, wife Louisa, aged 43, born at Mells (Som), and daughter Elizabeth, aged 16, born at Yearnscombe (Devon).

From the burial order book: Sarah Plummer, aged 69, of Widcombe, was buried on 11 Jul 1896.

From the burial register: Louisa Davey, aged 53, of 12 Widcombe Crescent, was buried on 25 Jun 1901.

From the burial register: Elias Davey, aged 72, of 12 Widcombe Crescent, was buried on 5 Dec 1912. D.Pa.43 John Hurd (1824- In loving memory of 1866) JOHN HURD. DIED AUG: 19: 1866. AGED 42 YEARS. Maria Hurd (1828- ― 1901) INTERRED IN THE OLD CEMETERY. ― Catherine Ann Hurd Also of (1855-1913) MARIA, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE DIED JAN: 3: 1901. AGED 72 YEARS. Emily Elizabeth ― Headstone and kerb. Hurd (1863-1952) “CHRIST HAS CALLED THEM TO HEAVEN’S PERFECT PEACE.”

Also The marriage of John Hurd to Maria Ranger at St Mary the Virgin, In Loving Memory of Bathwick was registered 1852/Q4 Bath. CATHERINE, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE The birth of Catherine Ann Hurd was registered 1855/Q1 Bath, DIED OCT: 13: 1913, AGED 58 YEARS. mother’s maiden name: Ranger. ― PEACE, PERFECT PEACE In the 1861 census at 27 Villas Fields, Bathwick, Bath: John Hurd, aged 34, baker, born at Bathwick (Som), wife Marria, aged 34, born at Also Hindon (Wilts), children: Alfred G, aged 7, born at Bathwick, EMILY ELIZABETH HURD Catherine, aged 6, born at Bathwick, William, aged 4, born at DIED APRIL 26. 1952 AGED 88 Bathwick, and Mary A, aged 1, born at Bathwick. D-462

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The birth of Emily Elizabeth Hurd was registered 1864/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ranger.

The death of John Hurd, aged 42, was registered 1866/Q3 Bath.

From the burial order book: Maria Hurd, aged 72, of Villa Fields, was buried on 8 Jan 1901.

In the 1901 census at 27 Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Mary Hurd, aged 41, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and Emily Hurd, aged 36, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Bath.

From the burial register: Catherine Ann Hurd, aged 58, of Wells Asylum, was buried on 18 Oct 1913.

From the burial register: Emily Elizabeth Hurd, aged 88, of 198 Englishcombe Lane, Bath, was buried on 29 Apr 1952. D.Pa.44 Harriette Oatley North: (1803-1887) In affectionate memory of HARRIET Frances Oatley FOURTH DAUGHTER OF THE LATE ...... (1810-1891) OF ALBRIGHTON HALL, SALOP ...... “THEM WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS ......

Pitched 4 ways, partly overgrown.

On 19 Nov 1787 at Atham (Salop) Thomas Oatley married Elizabeth Caroline Dana [IGI]. The Ancestral file entry lists 11 children born at Bishton Hall (Salop).

Harriette Oatley was born circa 1802, daughter of Thomas Oatley and Elizabeth Caroline Dana, of Bishton Hall (Staffs) [IGI/AF].

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1841 census at Darlington Place, Bath: Elizabeth Oatley, aged 70, independent, not born in Somerset, Elizabeth Oatley, aged 40, not born in Somerset, Harriette Oatley, aged 30, not born in Somerset, and Frances Oatley, aged 25, not born in Somerset.

In the 1851 census at 16 Darlington Place, Bath: Harriett Oatley, aged 47, unmarried, landed proprietor, born at Albrighton (Salop), Frances Oatley, aged 39, unmarried, sister, landed proprietor, born at Albrighton (Salop), and a servant.

In the 1881 census at 16 Darlington Place, Bath: Harriett Oatley, aged 77, unmarried, income derived from funds & dividends, born at Albrighton (Salop), Frances Oatley, aged 70, unmarried, sister, income derived from funds & dividends, born at Albrighton, and a servant.

From the burial register: Harriett Oatley, aged 84, of 16 Darlington Place, died on 28 Dec 1887 and was buried on 30 Dec 1887.

From the burial order book: Frances Oatley, aged 80, of 16 Darlington Place, died/was buried on 12 Mar 1891. From the grant of probate, she died on 6 Mar 1891.

Albrighton Hall, 3km from Shrewsbury, is now an 86-room hotel in the Mercure group. D.Pa.45 Frances Augusta No memorial found. Moore (1836-1887) The marriage of Frances Augusta Cook to Richard Whitby Moore was registered 1862/Q4 Malmesbury.

In the 1881 census at Malmesbury (Wilts): Richard W Moore, aged 43, grocer, born at Huntspill (Som), wife Frances A, aged 45, born at Malmesbury, children: Augusta M, aged 14, born at Clifton, Lillie F, aged 9, born at Clifton, Rosa C, aged 6, born at Malmesbury, and George F C, aged 4, born at Malmesbury, and a servant.

The death of Frances Augusta Moore, aged 51, was registered 1887/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Frances Augusta Moore, aged 51, of 14 Daniel St, was buried on 12 Nov 1887.

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Names Inscriptions Notes has the location as Ja.45. D.Pa.46 Elizabeth Hewlett East: (1840-1905) IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH HEWLETT WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTR 2ND 1905, AGED 64 YEARS.

“NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING.” Cross on 3 plinths.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Hewlett, aged 65, of 8 Laura Place, was buried on 6 Oct 1905. From the National Probate Calendar 1905: HEWLETT Elizabeth of 6 Cliveden-place Eaton-square Middlesex spinster died 2 October 1905 at the Royal-united-hospital Bath London 24 October to Alfred Frank Hewlett plumber and contractor and Alma Philip Williams solicitor’s-clerk. Effects £472.

(Presumably Alfred Frank Hewlett (1856-1907) of Batheaston was a nephew.) D.Pa.47 William Arthur East: Hughes (1852-1909) In loving memory of Rose Lewis Hughes WILLIAM ARTHUR HUGHES (1857-1917) BORN JANUARY 17TH 1852 DIED MAY 11TH 1909.

North: ROSE LEWIS HUGHES WIFE OF Cross on 3 plinths. The top of the cross is missing. WILLIAM ARTHUR HUGHES

WHO DIED MARCH 23RD 1917. The marriage of William Arthur Hughes to Rose Lewis Allen was registered 1881/Q3 Axbridge.

In the 1891 census at N P Bank, Bridge Square, Llandysilio (Anglesey):

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Names Inscriptions Notes William A Hughes, aged 39, bank manager, born at Llangefni, wife Rose L, aged 33, born at Clifton, Mary Allen, aged 28, unmarried, sister[-in-law], born at Clifton, and two servants.

From the burial register: William Arthur Hughes, aged 57, of 14 Johnstone St, was buried on 14 May 1909. From the National Probate Calendar 1909: HUGHES William Arthur of the National Provincial Bank limited Pwllheli Carnarvonshire died 11 May 1909 at Bath Somersetshire Probate London 21 June to Rose Lewis Hughes widow. £1149 10s.

The death of Rose L Hughes, aged 59, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Rose Lewis Hughes, aged 59, of 6 Johnstone St, was buried on 28 Mar 1917.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Q.30 Mary Jane Birkett East: (1797-1884) IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARY, William Birkett WIDOW OF THE REVD W. BIRKETT, M.A. (1794-1875) RECTOR OF HASELEY, OXON. BORN 24TH MARCH 1797, DIED 3RD DECR 1884 Mary Elizabeth “SHE SHALL LIVE” Thornhill (1827- 1901) West: ALSO SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF Cross on a layered plinth. Mark Bensley MARY ELIZABETH THORNHILL D Thornhill (1826- DAUGHTER OF THE REV W. BIRKETT In the 1861 census at the Rectory, Great Haseley (Oxon): William 1900) RECTOR OF HASELEY, OXON, & WIDOW OF MARK BENSLEY THORNHILL, I.C.S. RETIRED Birkett, aged 62, rector of Haseley, born at Leigh (Lancs), wife Mary, BORN OCTR 29TH 1827, FELL ASLEEP DECR 24TH 1901. aged 63, born at Preston (Lancs), children: Mary E, aged 33, born at “GOD IS LOVE.” South Tawton (Devon), and Frances, aged 28, born at Wantage (Berks), and six servants.

The marriage of Mary Elizabeth Birkett to Mark Bensley Thornhill was registered 1872/Q4 Thame.

The death of William Birkett, aged 81, was registered 1875/Q3 Brighton. From the National Probate Calendar 1875: 14 September. The Will of the Reverend William Birkett late of Great Haseley in the County of Oxford Clerk who died 3 September 1875 at the “Queen’s Hotel” King’s-road Brighton in the County of Sussex was proved at the Principal Registry by Mary Birkett of Great Haseley Rectory in the County of Oxford Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £6,000.

In the 1881 census as lodgers at 3 Gay Street, Bath: Mary Birkett, aged 84, widow, annuitant, born at Preston (Lancs), and a lady’s maid.

In the 1881 census at Okeford House, Child Okeford (Dorset): Mark B Thornhill, aged 59, Justice of the Peace Dorset, born at Stanmore

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Names Inscriptions Notes (Middx), wife Mary E, aged 53, born at South Tawton (Devon), four children (from a previous marriage), a visitor and five servants.

From the burial register: Mary Jane Birkett, aged 87, of 8 Pulteney St, was buried on 6 Dec 1884.

The death of Mark Bensley Thornhill, aged 73, was registered 1900/Q1 Isle of Wight.

From the burial register: Mary Elizabeth Thornhill, aged 74, of 5 Brock Street, was buried on 28 Dec 1901.

From Alumni Oxonienses: Birkett, William, s. Daniel, of Leigh, co. Lancaster, cler. BRASENOSE COLL. matric. 24 April, 1811, aged 17; B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817, rector of Haseley, Oxon, until his death 3 Sep., 1875. D.Q.31 William Warren In Loving Remembrance Of (1799-1892) WILLIAM WARREN WHO DIED MAY 20TH 1892, AGED 92 YEARS. ― “FOR EVER WITH THE LORD” ―

Pitched 4 ways.

In the 1851 census at North Street, Exeter: William Warren, aged 52, widower, tailor master, born at Exeter, four children and a servant.

In the 1891 census at 2 Kelston View, Bathwick, Bath: William Warren, aged 91, widower, boarder, living on own means, born at Exeter.

From the burial register: William Warren, aged 92, of 2 Kelston View, was buried on 23 May 1892. D.Q.32 Amelia Chamberlain No memorial found. (1787-1871) For the second interment the location of 31Q is given, stating that the earth grave was reopened. For the fourth interment the burial order Harriet Chamberlain book states that she is buried with her husband. (1826-1896) In the 1871 census at 4 Villas Fields, Bath: Mark Chamberlain, aged Mark Chamberlain 39, policeman, born at North Wooten (Som), wife Harriett, aged 44,

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Names Inscriptions Notes (1831-1914) born at Wells (Som), children: Charles, aged 19, solicitors clerk, born at North Wooten, and Amelia, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Sarah Ann Amelia Chamberlain, aged 84, widow, grandmother, born at North Chamberlain (1846- Wooten. 1934) From the burial register & burial order book: Amelia Chamberlain, aged 84, of Villa Fields, was buried on 21 Jul 1871.

In the 1891 census at 4 Villa Fields, Bath: Mark Chamberlain, aged 49, police sergeant, born at North Wooten (Som), and wife Harriett, aged 53, born at Wells (Som).

From the burial register & burial order book: Harriet Chamberlain, aged 69, of Villa Fields, was buried on 15 Apr 1896.

In the 1901 census at 8 Powlett Road, Bath: Mark Chamberlain, aged 69, superintedent police sgt, born at North Wootton (Som), and wife Sarah A, aged 54, born at Hythe (Kent).

From the burial register & burial order book: Mark Chamberlain, aged 82, of 8 Powlett Rd, was buried on 30 Apr 1914. From the grant of probate, he died on 27 Apr 1914.

The death of Sarah A Chamberlain, aged 88, was registered 1934/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Sarah Ann Chamberlain, widow, of 12 Caroline Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 3 Nov 1934. D.Q.34 Ann Brookman In Memory of (1799-1861) ANN BROOKMAN THE BELOVED WIFE OF George Brookman GEORGE BROOKMAN (1801-1884) WHO DIED OCTR 16TH 186_ AGED 62 BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LO[RD] ―•― REV. XIV.13 PREPARE O PARTNER OF MY JOYS AND W...... TO LAY THEE DOWN WITH ME IN BLEST R......

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Names Inscriptions Notes OUR HEARTS WERE ONE THROUGH YEARS OF EARTH ...... Headstone with rounded top. MAY WE BE ONE THROUGH CHRIST IN REALMS ―•― In the 1861 census at Villa House, Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: George Also Brookman, aged 59, chairman, born at Bath, and wife Ann, aged 59, GEORGE HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE laundress, born at Bath. TH WHO DIED JAN: 17 1884 AGED 82. From the burial register: Ann Brookman, aged 62, of Villa House, was ―•― buried on 20 Oct 1861.

From the burial register: George Brookman, aged 82, of the Alms House, was buried on 22 Jan 1884. D.Q.35 Sarah Sutton (1799- No memorial found. 1872) The birth of Victoria Sutton was registered 1840/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cox. Henry Sutton (1829- 1874) In the 1841 census at Beauford Square, Bath: Sarah Sutton, aged 35, laundress, born in Somerset, Elizabeth Sutton, aged 10, born in Somerset, Henry Sutton, aged 10, born in Somerset, and Victoria Sutton, aged 1, born in Somerset.

In the 1851 census at 9 Wellington Place, Walcot, Bath: Sarah Sutton, aged 49, widow, seamstress, born at Taunton, and children: Sarah, aged 24, laundress, born at Bath, Victoria, aged 11, born at Bath, and Albert, aged 9, born at Bath.

In the 1861 census at 13 Villa Place, Bath: Sarah Sutton, aged 59, widow, formerly nurse, born at Taunton, and children: Albert William, aged 19, fly driver, born at Bath, and Henry, aged 31, fly driver, born at Bath.

In the 1871 census at 1 Villa Cottages, Bathwick, Bath: Albert H Sutton, aged 29, coachman, born at Bath, and Sarah Sutton, aged 70, widow, mother, formerly nurse, born at Taunton.

From the burial register & burial order book: Sarah Sutton, aged 72, of Villa Place, was buried on 24 Apr 1872.

The death of Henry Sutton, aged 45, was registered 1874/Q3 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Henry Sutton, aged 45, of the United Hospital, died on 20 Aug 1874 and was buried on 23 Aug 1874. D-470

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Q.36 Thomas Smith No memorial found. The burial order book has the location of the (1833-1886) grave as ‘earth grave 25Q’ but the index as ‘35Q’. The latter seems more reasonable as the row starts at plot 29. Selina Carey (1832- 1913) In the 1851 census at 6 Victoria Terrace, Heavitree, Exeter: Selina Swaffin, aged 19, unmarried, housemaid, born at Exmouth.

The birth of Arthur Swaffin Smith was registered 1874 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Swaffin.

In the 1881 census at 6 Crescent Mews, Walcot, Bath: Thomas Smith, aged 48, coachman & ...... , born at Axminster (Devon), wife Selina, aged 49, servant, born at Exmouth (Devon), and children: Alice, aged 25, dressmaker, born at Plymouth, Edith, aged 10, born at Plymouth, Harry, aged 8, born at Plymouth, and Arthur, aged 6, born at Bath.

From the burial register & burial order book: Thomas Smith, aged 52, of 8 Crescent Lane, Walcot, was buried on 4 Feb 1886.

The marriage of Selina Charlotte Phillips Smith/Swaffin to Aaron Carey was registered 1890/Q4 Bath.

From the burial order book: Selina Carey, aged 80, of 13 Bathwick St, was buried on 27 Jan 1913. D.Q.37 Sophia Blanks IN M[EMORY OF] (1838-1887) SOPHIA ...... DA...... Henry Blanks (1810- ...... 1907) DIED ......

Headstone. This is mostly delaminated and further pieces have gone during the course of this survey. A previous survey had noted that ‘H

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Names Inscriptions Notes Blanks’ was part of the inscription, presumably as ‘daughter of H Blanks’.

In the 1851 census at East Street, Rochford (Essex): Henry Blanks, aged 41, shoemaker master, born at Gt Baddow (Essex), wife Sophia, aged 43, born at Chelmsford (Essex), and eight children of which the eldest was Sophia, aged 12, born at Gt Baddow.

In the 1881 census at the home of Joanna Burleigh at 8 Raby Place, Bath: Sophia Blanks, aged 41, unmarried, general servant, born at Bedden (Essex).

From the burial register & order book: Sophia Blanks, aged 48, of 8 Raby Place, was buried on 28 Feb 1887.

The death of Henry Blanks, aged 97, was registered 1907/Q3 Rochford. D.Q.38 Joanna Burleigh South: (1807-1888) SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOANNA, Pyke Burleigh WIDOW OF THE LATE PYKE BURLEIGH. ESQ. OF ROCHFORD. ESSEX (1797-1865) BORN NOVR 14TH 1807. DIED OCTR 14TH 1888 ― Eliza Hayward “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD.” (1810-1899) ― REV.XIV.VERSE 13. Tomb with upper part pitched 4 ways with a raised cross. The ‘Havehill’ rather than ‘Haverhill’ is as found. William Hayward North: ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF The marriage of Pyke Burleigh to Joanna Hayward was registered ELIZA, 1849/Q4 Rochford. DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WILLIAM HAYWARD. ESQ. OF HAVEHILL, SUFFOLK SISTER OF MRS BURLEIGH In the 1861 census at Hall Road, Rochford (Essex): Pyke Burleigh, aged BORN MAY 15TH 1810. DIED MAY 16TH 1899. 64, proprietor of houses, born at Haverhill (Essex), wife Joanna, aged “THY FAITH HAS SAVED THEE.” 55, born at Helions Bumpsted (Essex), Eliza Hayward, aged 50, LUKE VII. VERSE 50. unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Haverhill, Louisa Howland Barlow, aged 44, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Haverhill, and two servants.

From White's Directory of Essex 1863 in the section for Rochford: Pyke Burleigh, Esq., Church street

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From the burial order book: Joanna Burleigh, aged 80, of 8 Raby Place, was buried on 19 Oct 1888.

From the burial order book: Eliza Hayward, aged 89, of 8 Raby Place, was buried on 20 May 1899. D.Q.39 Sarah Anne Leigh North: (1811-1890) IN LOVING MEMORY OF SARAH ANNE LEIGH Harriett Mary Leigh OF TIMSBURY (1813-1899) DIED DECEMBER 6TH 1890. ― Charlotte Jane “THY WILL BE DONE.” Augusta Boodle ― Tomb of 2 layers, the lower one in white stone and the upper one in (1823-1901) grey, polished granite, pitched 4 ways. South: Arthur Samuel ALSO OF HER SISTER The marriage of Arthur Samuel Boodle to Charlotte Jane Augusta Boodle (1821-1886) HARRIETT MARY LEIGH Boodle was registered 1855/Q3 Clutton. DIED MARCH 1ST 1899. Harriett Mary ― The birth of Harriet Mary Boodle was registered 1856/Q3 Marylebone. Boodle (1856-1953) “HIM THAT COMETH TO ME, I WILL IN NO WISE CAST OUT.” JOHN VI.37 In the 1861 census at 24 Townsend Road, St Marylebone, London: East: Arthur Saml Boodle, aged 39, clerk assurance office, born at Radstock ALSO (Som), wife C J Augusta, aged 38, born at Dulverton (Som), daughter OF Harriett M, aged 4, born at Marylebone (Middx), and two servants. THEIR SISTER CHARLOTTE JANE AUGUSTA In the 1881 census at 16 Raby Place, Bathwick: Sarah Anne Leigh, WIDOW OF ARTHUR SAMUEL BOODLE aged 59, unmarried, fundholder, born at Dulverton (Som), Harriett M DIED NOVEMBER 24TH 1901 Boodle, aged 22, unmarried, niece, fundholder, born at Marylebone, London, Harriett M Leigh, aged 57, unmarried, sister, born at West: Dulverton, a visitor and two servants. ALSO OF HARRIETT The death of Arthur Samuel Boodle, aged 64, was registered 1886/Q1 MARY BOODLE Marylebone. TH DIED FEBRUARY 10 1953. ― From the burial order book: Sarah Ann Leigh, aged 79, of 16 Raby “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.” Place, was buried on 11 Dec 1890.

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In the 1891 census at 16 Raby Place, Bathwick: Harriet M Leigh, aged 70, unmarried, living on own means, born at Dulverton (Som), Augusta Brooke, aged 62, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Dulverton, and two servants.

The death of Harriett Mary Leigh, aged 85, was registered 1899/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Margaret (sic) Mary Leigh, aged 85, of 13 Raby Place, was buried on 6 Mar 1899.

In the 1901 census at 13 Raby Place, Bathwick: Charlotte Boodle, aged 78, widow, living on own means, born at Dulverton (Som), daughter Harriett M, aged 44, unmarried, living on own means, born at Marylebone, London, and three servants.

From the burial register: Charlotte Jane Augustus (!) Boodle, aged 78, of 13 Raby Place, was buried on 28 Nov 1901.

From the burial register: Harriet Mary Boodle, aged 96, of 27 Clarence Rd North, Weston super Mare, was buried on 16 Feb 1953. D.Q.40 Emelia Ann Mount IN (1819-1891) LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF EMELIA ANN MOUNT, WHO DIED DECEMBER 1ST 1891 AGED 72. ― “LORD REMEMBER ME WHEN THOU COMEST Cross on a single tapered plinth and kerb. INTO THY KINGDOM.” In the 1861 census at 5 Lansdown Place West, Bath: Emelia Mount, aged 69, widow, fundholder, born at Nevis, West Indies, children: Edward Shaw, aged 44, unmarried, barrister not in practice, born at Bath, Emelia Ann, aged 41, unmarried, born at Bath, Clara Jemima, aged 35, unmarried, born at Bath, and five servants.

The death of Emelia Anne Mount, aged 72, was registered 1891/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Emily Anne Mount, aged 72, of 96 Sydney Place, was buried on 5 Dec 1891. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: MOUNT Emelia Ann of 96 Sydney Place Bath spinster died 1 December 1891 Administration Bristol 13 January to the Reverend Charles Bridges Mount clerk Effects £23331 15s. 5d. D-474

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Q.41 Ann Oram Chauncy Upper band, north: (1793-1893) ANN ORAM CHAUNCY BORN DECR 7TH 1793. DIED FEBY 5TH 1893.

Katharine Chauncy Upper band, west: (1832-1914) WIDOW OF

Gertrude Begbie Lower band, east: (1834-1914) ALSO OF KATHARINE Lower band, north: George James Frith THEIR EIGHTH DAUGHTER BORN JANY 22ND 1832 DIED JANY 25TH 1914 Tomb in red rough granite, pitched in the form of a cross. The Begbie (1832-1876) inscriptions are on two bands on the sides. The inscription on the Lower band, west: upper band on the northern side is weathered. ALSO OF GERTRUDE

Lower Band, south: The marriage of Gertrude Chauncy to George James Frith Begbie was THEIR NINTH DAUGHTER AND WIDOW OF MAJOR G. J. F. BEGBIE DIED FEBY 7TH registered 1860/Q4 Kensington. 1914

In the 1861 census at 3 Queens Gardens, Paddington, London: Ann O Chauncy, aged 67, widow, born in India, children: Katherine, aged 29, unmarried, born in London, Auch... (son), aged 25, artist, born in London, and three servants.

From the National Probate Calendar 1877: 6 March. Administration (with the Will) of the effects of George James Frith Begbie late of Madras in the East Indies a Major in Her Majesty’s Madras Service who died 8 May 1876 at Madras was granted at the Principal Registry to Gertrude Begbie of 1 Glentworth-terrace Weston-super-Mare in the County of Somerset Widow the Relict the Universal Legatee. Effects under £600.

In the 1891 census at Stoke Villa, Upper Lr Stoke, Limpley Stoke (Wilts): Gertrude Begbie, aged 56, widow, living on own means, born at W Ware (Herts).

From the burial order book: Ann Oram Chauncy, aged 99, of 6 Pulteney St, was buried on 9 Feb 1893.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Katherine Chauncy, aged 82, of 23 Bennett St, was buried on 30 Jan 1914.

From the burial register: Gertrude Begbie, aged 79, of Corsipore, Newbridge Rd, was buried on 12 Feb 1914.

From the online Descendants of James Bannerman by Daniel F Morgan: George James Frith Begbie (b. 1832, d. 1876; second son of Major General P J Begbie). In 1860, George was of the 35th Madras Native Infantry. He was a subscriber to the Madras Military Fund. He was promoted to major in the Madras Staff Corps on 20 Aug 1872. D.Q.42 Edward Robert In Loving Memory Longman (1836- of 1893) EDWARD ROBERT LONGMAN WHO PEACEFULLY FELL ASLEEP Elizabeth Longman AUGUST 12TH 1895, (1835-1931) AGED 57 YEARS.

Also of ELIZABETH WIFE OF THE ABOVE Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. DIED 28TH APRIL 1931.

AGED 95. The marriage of Edward Robert Longman to Elizabeth Higgins at Holy

Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1863/Q3 Bath. AT REST

The birth of Maud Edith Longman in 1876 was registered 1877/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Higgins.

In the 1891 census at 4 Daniel Street, Bath: Edward R Longman, aged 55, house decorator, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Canterbury, daughter Maud E, aged 14, born at Bath, and a servant.

From the burial order book: Edward Robert Longman, aged 57, of 4 Daniel St, was buried on 15 Aug 1915.

In the 1901 census at 4 Daniel Street, Bath: Elizabeth Longman, aged 60, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Canterbury, a servant and two boarders.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Elizabeth Longman, aged 95, of 96 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 1 May 1931. D.Q.43 Margaret Susan No memorial found. Applegate (1848- The birth of Margaret Susan Tucker was registered 1848/Q2 Penzance. 1891) The marriage of Margaret S Tucker to John F Thomas was registered 1866/Q3 Truro.

In the 1881 census at 15 Raby Place, Bath: Margaret S Thomas, aged 31, widow, domestic servant, born at Penzance.

The marriage of William Applegate to Margaret Susan Thomas/Tucker at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1883/Q4 Bath.

In the 1891 census at 31 Sydney Buildings, Bath: William Applegate, aged 37, assistant brewer, born at Bath, wife Margaret E, aged 57, lodging house keeper, born at Penzance, Florence E Tucker, aged 14, niece, born in London, two lodgers and a servant.

The death of Margaret Susan Applegate, aged 44, was registered 1895/Q4 Bath. From the burial order book: Margaret Susan Applegate, aged 44, of 21 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 12 Dec 1895. D.Q.44 John Chamberlain No memorial found. (1819-1902) In the 1851 census at the house of Joseph W Nathan at 58 St Thomas Street, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): Sarah Wingate, aged 22, unmarried, Sarah Chamberlain visitor, born at Portland. (1827-1908) The marriage of John Chamberlain to Sarah Wingate was registered 1854/Q4 Weymouth.

In the 1861 census at Portland (Dorset): John Chamberlain, aged 41, Principal Warden Convict Prison, born at North Wootton (Som), and wife Sarah, aged 33, born at Portland.

In the 1901 census at Leighton Villa, Evercreech (Som): John Chamberlain, aged 81, retired (late Chief Warder Convict Service), born at North Wootton (Som), and wife Sarah, aged 73, born at Portland (Dorset).

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From the burial register: John Chamberlain, aged 83, of Evercreech, was buried on 5 Dec 1902.

From the burial register: Sarah Chamberlain, aged 81, of 30 West Avenue Twerton, was buried on 25 Jul 1908. D.Q.44 Mary Ida Pagden In (1855-1904) LOVING MEMORY OF Margaret Pagden MARY IDA PAGDEN (1825-1907) BORN MARCH 12. 1855. DIED APRIL 26. 1904. Henry Pagden ― (1853-1907) THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST TO THE PEOPLE OF GOD ― ALSO OF HER MOTHER MARGARET PAGDEN Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. BORN JUNE 15. 1825 DIED APRIL 7. 19[07] In the 1871 census at 1 Brunswick Terrace, Landport (Hants): Elgar ― Pagden, aged 51, Collector of HM Customs, born in Surrey, wife I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH Margaret, aged 44, born at Manchester, children: Ethel, aged 10, born ― at Sale (Ches), Margaret, aged 8, born in Ireland, Clara, aged 6, born HENRY PAGDEN in Ireland, Herbert, aged 3, born at Southsea (Hants), and Harold, DIED OCTOBER 30. 1907. aged 1, born at Southsea, and three servants.

In the 1871 census at St John’s College, Hurstpierpoint (Sussex): Elgar Bellhouse Pagden, aged 14, born at Limerick and Henry Pagden, aged 17, born at Salemoor (Cheshire).

In the 1881 census at Westlands, 2 Miles Road, Clifton: Elgar Pagden, aged 61, Collector of HM Customs, born at Alfreton (Sussex), wife Margaret, aged 54, born at Manchester, children: Mary Ida, aged 26, no employment, born in Ireland, Ethel, aged 20, born at Gale (Ches), Margaret, aged 18, born in Ireland, Clara G, aged 16, born in Ireland, Hubert R, aged 13, born at Southsea (Hants), and H Douglas, aged 11, born at Southsea, and two servants.

In the 1881 census as a lodger at 2 Eliza Street, Sale (Ches): Henry Pagden, aged 28, unmarried, buyer of cotton goods for African market, born at Sale.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1891 census at Queens Road, Aston-on-Mersey (Lancs): Margaret Pagden, aged 64, widow, living on own means, born at Manchester, son Harold D, aged 21, shipping office, born at Southsea (Hants), and a servant.

In the 1901 census at Roseleigh, Acrefield Road, Much Woolton (Lancs): James B Gaskell, aged 52, director United Alkali Co. &c – employer, born at Patricroft (Lancs), wife Harriette, aged 48, born at Manchester, son Holbrook L, aged 3, born at Woolton, Henry Pagden, aged 47, married, cousin, retired actor, born at Sale (Ches), and five servants.

There is a reference to Henry Pagden as an actor in 1889 in The Theatre Vol XIV Jul-Dec1889 in which he plays a role in “The Rake’s Will” by H P Grattan.

From the burial register: Mary Ida Pagden, aged 39, of 39 Bathwick Street, was buried on 29 Apr 1904.

From the burial register: Margaret Pagden, aged 80, of 4 Belvedere, Bath, was buried on 5 Apr 1907. From the National Probate Calendar 1907: PAGDEN Margaret of 4 Belvedere Bath widow died 1 April 1907 at 24 Henrietta-street Bath Probate Bristol 10 May to Margaret Letitia Pagden spinster Effects £461 6s. 4d.

From the burial register: Harry Pagden, aged 54, of 24 Henrietta Street, was buried on 4 Nov 1907. From the National Probate Calendar 1907: PAGDEN Henry of 24 Henrietta-street Bath died 30 October 1907 Probate Bristol 4 December to Harold Douglas Pagden esquire Effects £933 14s. 3d.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Q.45 Elizabeth Scott IN Flinders (1854- LOVING MEMORY OF 1900) ELIZABETH, WIDOW OF THE LATE Alexander Scott ALEXR SCOTT FLINDERS. Flinders (1837-) WHO FELL ASLEEP 29 JAN 1900 "I GO TO MY FATHER" XVI. ST JOHN X.V.

I'VE BID THE WORLD A GLAD FAREWELL I'VE DONE WITH SUFFERING NOW AND NEVER MORE ONE PASSING GRIEF Cross on 3 plinths. SHADE MY PEACEFUL BROW Baptised on 8 Jan 1827 at St John, Hackney: Alexander Scott Flinders, son of William & Harriet Flinders, of Dalston, father’s occupation: gentleman.

In the Old Bailey Proceedings of 14 Sep 1847, Alexander Scott Flinders, a witness, describes himself as “a clerk in the service of the East India Company, in Leadenhall Street”.

The marriage of Alexander Scott Flinders to Elizabeth Wren was registered 1859/Q2 Royston (Herts).

In the 1861 census at 3 Danford Villas, Hackney: Alexander S Flinders, aged 24, clerk India Office, born at Hackney (Middx), wife Elizabeth, aged 22, born at Buntingford (Herts), a servant, and Christopher Wren, aged 17, visitor, born at Buntingford.

The Daily Southern Cross of 20 Mar 1869 p2 has Alexander Scott Flinders as one of the witnesses in the official inquiry into the drowning of a passenger on the SS Percy on her voyage from London to Auckland.

An advertisement for the sale of shares which appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald of Sat 24 Feb 1872 p3 has Alexander Scott Flinders, broker, 165, Pitt-street.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Scott Flinders, aged 45, of 13 Pulteney Avenue, was buried on 2 Feb 1900.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Q.46- Marion Frederica In 47 Eliza Swainson ever loving memory (1861-1912) _ of _ MARION FREDERICA Edward Augustin WIDOW OF CAPT. E. A. SWAINSON Swainson (1844- LATE 87TH ROYAL IRISH FUSILIERS 1909) WHO PASSED AWAY OCT: 22: 1912. ― Kate Marion Miller Jesu Mercy (1832-1916) ― Headstone (now flat) and kerb. KATE MARION MILLER

William Henry Miller WIDOW OF W. H. MILLER In the 1861 census at 2 Lawn Villas, Lambeth: Wm Henry Miller, aged (1821-) AND MOTHER OF THE ABOVE 40, gentleman, born at Norwood (Surrey), wife Kate Marion, aged 25, DIED 20: JULY 1916. AGED 84. born at Bath, daughter Marion Frederica, aged 22 months, born at South Lambeth, and two servants.

In the 1881 census at The Rectory, Winstanstow (Salop): John G Swainson, aged 38, unmarried, rector of Winstanstow, born at Clun (Salop), Edward A Swainson, aged 37, unmarried, brother, Captain Officers Reserve, born in France (British Subject), and three servants.

The marriage of Marion Frederica G Miller to Edward Augustin Swainson was registered 1882/Q4 Elham (Kent).

From the National Probate Calendar 1909: SWAINSON Edward Augustin of 8 Denzil-avenue Southampton retired captain Royal Fusiliers died 22 February 1909 Probate Winchester 27 March to Marion Frederica Eliza Swainson widow. Effects £3199 14s. 2d.

In the 1911 census as a boarder at Solent House, South Parade, Southsea (Hants): Marion Frederica Eliza Swainson, aged 50, widow, [living on] private means, born at South Lambeth, London.

From the burial register: Marion Frederica Eliza Swainson, aged 53, of Grosvenor House Nursing Home, Southampton, was buried on 26 Oct 1912.

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From the burial register: Kate Marion Miller, aged 84, of 4 Sydney Bldgs, was buried on 24 Jul 1916.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.R.31 Johan Jacob Holst West: (1830-1913) SACRED TO THE BELOVED Sarah Marion Holst MEMORY OF (1839-1918) JOHAN JACOB HOLST WHO DIED JANUARY 26TH 1913, AGED 82 YEARS. THE PATH OF THE JUST IS AS A SHINING LIGHT.

WHAT SHINETH MORE AND MORE UNTO THE PERFECT DAY Cross on 3 plinths. Mason’s mark ‘TURVEY & SONS’. ALSO OF SARAH MARIA WIFE OF JOHAN JACOB HOLST The birth of Sarah Stothert was registered 1838/Q3 Bath, mother’s ...... maiden name: Dunn.

In the 1851 census at 5 Great Stanhope Street, Bath: William Stothert, aged 55, retired ironmonger, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 52, born at Trowbridge (Wilts), children: Marianne, aged 23, born at St Michael’s, Bath, William, aged 22, born at Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath, Harriet, aged 16, born at Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath, and Sarah, aged 14, born at Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath, a boarder and a servant.

The marriage of Johan Holst to Sarah Stothard was registered 1862/Q4 Cardiff.

In the 1901 census at 35 Pulteney Street, Bath: John Holst, aged 70, living on own means, born in Norway Naturalised British Subject, wife Sarah, aged 60, born in Bath, and three servants.

In the 1911 census at 35 Pulteney Street, Bath: Johan Holst, aged 80, private means formerly Consul for Sweden & Norway, born in Norway Naturalised British Subject believe 1872, wife Sarah, aged 71, married for 48 years, born at Bath, and three servants.

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Names Inscriptions Notes The death of Johan J Holst, aged 82, was registered 1913/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Johan Jacob Holst, aged 82, of 35 Pulteney Street, was buried on 28 Jan 1913.

The death of Sarah M Holst, aged 78, was registered 1918/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Marion Holst, aged 78, of 35 Pulteney Street, was buried on 2 Mar 1918.

Norway was part of Denmark-Norway in the period 1536-1814 then, by the treaty of Kiel, it became independent. However this independence did not last long and in the period 1814-1905 it was linked to Sweden by a ‘personal union’ having separate institutions (except for foreign policy) but a common monarch.

Gustav[us Theodore von] Holst (1874-1934) was the son of Adolph & Clara von Holst. (Adolph[us] von Holst, born in London in 1846, was organist at All Saints, Pittville, Cheltenham.) The family was Swedish in origin but an ancestor was a court musician in Russia but, falling out of favour, was exiled to Germany and then emigrated to England. D.R.32 John Furber (1867- JOHN FURBER 1913) DIED 1913 GERTRUDE ELLEN FURBER Gertrude Ellen BORN – 1874. DIED – 1957. Furber (1874-1957)

Headstone, facing west.

The birth of John Furber was registered 1867/Q4 Hackney. The birth of Ellen Gertrude Martin was registered 1874/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wiles.

The marriage of John Furber to Gertrude Ellen Martin at St John the Baptist, Keynsham was registered 1904/Q1 Keynsham.

In the 1911 census at 1 Trevethan Road, Falmouth: John Furber, aged 44, chemist’s assistant, born at Hackney, London, wife Gertrude Ellen, aged 36, married 7 years, 2 children, born at Bathwick, Bath, children: Lewis Martyn, aged 5, born at Keynsham (this entry crossed out), and Leslie, aged 2, born at Keynsham, and a servant.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: John Furber, aged 45, of 5 Abbey View, was buried on 18 Feb 1913.

From the burial register: Gertrude Ellen Furber, aged 82, of Casa Bianca, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 26 Sep 1957. D.R.33 Mary Seymour Lucas No memorial found. (1808-1870) In the 1861 census at Rock Cottage, Tatton (Som): Joseph Lucas, aged 52, landed proprietor & fundholder, born at Henbury (Glos), wife Mary S, aged 50, fundholder, born in London, and two servants.

From the burial register: Mary Seymour Lucas, aged 62, of Cleeve Yatton, was buried on 16 Dec 1870. From the National Probate Calendar 1870: 6 April. The Will with two Codicils of Mary Seymour Lucas (Wife of Joseph Lucas Esquire) late of Cleeve in the County of Somerset who died 10 December 1870 at Cleeve was proved at the Principal Registry by William Henry Huffam of Upland Villa in the City of Bath Esquire the Brother and William Tyers Huffam of Cottingham in the County of York Agent the Nephew the Executors. Probate being granted under certain Limitations. A Limited Probate Principal Registry November 1871. Effects under £20. D.R.34 Elizabeth Whidden In Memory of (1791-1870) ELIZABETH, WIFE OF THOMAS WH[IDDEN] Thomas Whidden WHO DEPARTED T[HIS LIFE] (1789-1872) OCTOBER 31ST [1870] AGED 79 [YEARS] AS I AM NOW ...... PREPARE FOR ...... ALSO THOMAS W[HIDDEN] HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE DIED DECEMBER 19TH 1872 Headstone. AGED 83 YEARS ―•― In the 1861 census at 17 Grove Street, Bath: Thomas Whidden, aged “WHAT MAN IS IT THAT LIVETH 70, carpenter, born at Templeton (Devon), and wife Elizabeth, aged SHALL NOT SEE DEATH.” 68, born at King’s Brunton (Som). “LIKE AS A SHADOW WE PASS AWAY AND ARE GONE.” From the burial register: Elizabeth Whidden, aged 79, of Grove

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Names Inscriptions Notes Street, was buried on 6 Nov 1870.

From the burial register: Thomas Whidden, aged 83, of Grove Street, was buried on 23 Dec 1872. D.R.35 Elizabeth Longland Sacred (1793-1861) TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH LONGLAND Anne Maria Dafnis WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE (1849-1874) JANUARY 27TH 1861. AGED 67. Ann Maria Love ―•― (1821-1902) “THY WILL BE DONE.” Slab. Also of ANNE MARIA DAFNIS, The birth of Ann Maria Love was registered 1849/Q2 Windsor. GRAND-DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED SEPTEMBER 14TH 1874, In the 1851 census at 1 Pulteney Street, Bath: Elizabeth Longland, AGED 25 YEARS. aged 57, lodging house keeper, born at Buckingham, and two servants. Also of ANN MARIA LOVE, In the 1851 census at 7 Sussex Place, New Windsor with Dedworth: WHO DIED ON HER 81ST BIRTHDAY, Joseph Love, aged 27, waiter, born at Bradford (Wilts), wife Ann M, JUNE 23RD 1902. aged 29, born at Stoke (Bucks), and children: Frederick G, aged 4, born at St James (Middx), and Ann M, aged 2, born at Windsor.

The birth of Josephine Mary Love was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longland.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Longland, aged 66, of 1 Pulteney St, was buried on 1 Feb 1861.

In the 1871 census at 1 Pulteney Street, Bath: Annie M Love, aged 49, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Windsor (Berks), children: Fredk G, aged 24, upholsterer, born in London, Annie M, aged 22, born at Windsor, Josephine M, aged 19, shopwoman, born at Bath, and Amy, aged 8, born at Bath, and a servant.

The marriage of George Dafnis to Ann Maria Love at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1872/Q4 Bath.

The death of Ann Maria Dafnis, aged 25, was registered 1874/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Anne Maria Dafnis, aged 25, of 8 Pulteney St, D-486

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Names Inscriptions Notes was buried on 18 Sep 1874.

From the burial register: Ann Maria Love, aged 81, of 14 Northampton St, was buried on 25 Jun 1902.

See also L.C.6. and H.O.43. D.R.36 Jane Weston (1797- In Loving Memory of 1885) JANE WIDOW OF THE LATE Henry Romain THOMAS WESTON Hancock (1872- WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC 31 1885 1890) AGED 88.

Elizabeth Weston ALSO OF HENRY ROMAIN HANCOCK (1822-1895) GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 27 1890 Headstone. Emma Weston AGED 17.

(1832-1906) In the 1851 census at 27 Bathwick Street, Bath: Jane Weston, aged ALSO OF ELIZABETH, 52, widow, milliner & dressmaker employing 6 persons, born at Bath, Thomas Weston ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE children: Elizth, aged 29, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, Jane, THOMAS AND JANE WESTON aged 27, born at Bath, Selina, aged 23, born at Bath, Emma, aged 18, WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 1 1895, born at Bath, Frederick, aged 16, fancy turner, born at Bath, and AGED 72. Georgina, aged 13, born at Bath, and an apprentice dressmaker.

ALSO OF EMMA WESTON The birth of Henry Romain Hancock was registered 1872/Q2 Islington. DAUGHTER OF

THOMAS AND JANE WESTON In the 1881 census at 2 Laura Place, Bath: Jane Weston, aged 83, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCT 15 1906 dress maker (retired), born at Bath, children: Elizabeth, aged 57, AGED 74. unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, Emma, aged 48, dressmaker, “THY WILL BE DONE” born at Bath, Henry Hancock, aged 8, grandson, born in London, two assistant dressmakers and a servant.

From the burial register: Jane Weston, aged 88, of 10 Russell St, was buried on 5 Jan 1886.

From the burial order book: Henry Romaine Hancock, aged 17, of 23

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Names Inscriptions Notes Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 31 Mar 1890.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Weston, aged 72, of 23 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 6 Mar 1895.

From the burial register: Emma Weston, aged 75, of 29 Daniel St, was buried on 19 Oct 1906. D.R.37 John Croome (1811- IN 1889) Loving Memory of Harriet Croome JOHN CROOME (1826-1904) DIED AUGUST 28TH 188_ AGED 76 YEARS Kate Bullock (1859- ― 1892) ALSO OF HIS WIFE HARRIET CROOME DIED JULY _1ST 1904 Headstone, partly obscured by undergrowth. AGED 78 YEARS

― The marriage of John Croome to Harriett Longland was registered ALSO OF THEIR DAUGHTER 1848/Q1 Bath. (The GRO, but not BathBMD, has his surname as KATE BULLOCK ‘Croom’.) DIED MARCH 2ND 1892

AGED 32 YEARS The birth of Kate Croome was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s ― maiden name: Longland. The birth of Joseph Henry Croome was registered 1862/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Longland.

In the 1881 census at 7 Pulteney Street, Bath: John Croome, aged 70, lodging house keeper, born at Horton (Glos), wife Harriett, aged 55, lodging house keeper, born at Cambridge, children: Joseph S, aged 18, carpenter, born at Bath, Elizabeth B, aged 30, unmarried, born at Bath, and Kate, aged 21, born at Bath, and three lodgers.

The marriage of Kate Croome to William Joseph Hollis Bullock at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1886/Q2 Bath.

From the burial order book: John Croome, aged 78, of 7 Pulteney St, was buried on 3 Sep 1889.

From the burial order book: Kate Bullock, aged 32, of 7 Pulteney St,

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Names Inscriptions Notes was buried on 7 Mar 1892.

The death of William Joseph H Bullock, aged 42, was registered 1903/Q2 Plymouth.

From the burial register: Harriet Croome, aged 78, of 7 Pulteney St, died on 31 Jul 1904 and was buried on 5 Aug 1904. D.R.38 Anne Maria Martin East: (1815-1890) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Edmund Martin ANNE MARIA (1808-) WIDOW OF THE LATE EDMUND MARTIN OF LONDON Robert Yarker WHO FELL ASLEEP SEPT 2ND 1890 (1847-1910) AGED 75 YEARS UNTIL THE DAY DAWN

Cross on 3 plinths. An alder tree’s branches are over the grave. North:

IN The marriage of Edmund Martin to Anne Maria Sequien was registered loving memory of 1850/Q2 St Saviour (Southwark). ROBERT YARKER

WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 27TH 1910 In the 1851 census at 1 Chapel Row, St John Horsleydown, Southwark: AGED 63 YEARS. Edmund Martin, aged 42, carver & gilder, born at Bath, and wife Ann, I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH. aged 36, born at Brixham (Devon).

In the 1861 census at 115 Great Portland Street, Marylebone, London: Edmund Martin, aged 62, carver and gilder, born at Bath, Anne Martin, aged 45, born at Brixham (Devon), and a servant.

In the 1881 census at 24 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Anna Martin, aged 66, widow, [living on] funds, born at Brixham (Devon), Harriette Sequien, aged 30, unmarried, niece, born at Salcom (sic) (Devon), Edith M Verrier, aged 4, adopted child, born at Bath, and a servant.

From the burial order book: Anna Maria Martin, aged 75, of 24 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 6 Sep 1890.

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Names Inscriptions Notes

The birth of Robert Yarker was registered 1847/Q1 West Ward (Westmorland). The birth of Harriet Maria Martin Siequine was registered 1851/Q2 Kingsbridge.

The marriage of Robert Yarker to Harriette Maria Martin Siequien at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick, Bath was registered 1894/Q3 Bath.

In the 1901 census at 39 Green Park, Bath: Robert Yarker, aged 54, schoolmaster, born at Lowther (Westmorland), wife Harriett M M, aged 50, born at Salcombe (Devon), three boarders and a servant.

From the burial register: Robert Yarker, aged 63, of 16 Charlotte St, Bath, was buried on 1 Apr 1910. D.R.39 Harriet Ann Snart Sacred to the memory of (1818-1892) HARRIET ANN, WIDOW OF GEO: F. SNART George Fitzgerald DIED AT BATH SUNDAY AUGUST 14TH 1892, Snart (1820-1902) AGED 74. “NOT LOST BUT GONE BEFORE.”

Cross on 3 plinths.

In The Mercantile Navy List and Annual Appendage to the Commercial Code of Signals of All Nations (London: 1857) in a list of Master and Mates on p27: Snart, George Fitzgerald, class examined: 2, date of certificate: unspecified, examining board: London.

On 17 Apr 1860 at Islington parish church George Fitzgerald Snart, of full age, master mariner, of 3 Charlotte Street, Brighton, son of Richard Snart, gentleman, married Harriet Ann Minard, of full age, spinster, of 12 West... Villas, Islington, daughter of William Minard, gentleman.

In the 1891 census at Wellesley Road, Chiswick (Middx): George F Snart, aged 69, master mariner sea, born at Daneshill (Middx), wife Harriett A, aged 70, born at Kensington, London, and two servants.

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Names Inscriptions Notes Bath. From the burial order book: Harriet Ann Smart (sic), aged 74, of 50 Pulteney St, was buried on 17 Aug 1892. (There are two entries in the burial order book.)

The marriage of George Fitzgerald Snart to Ellen Shaylor was registered 1893/Q3 Islington.

In the 1901 census at 8 Guilford (sic) Terrace, Dover: George F Snart, aged 79, master mariner (retired), born in Middlesex, wife Ellen, aged 50, born in Gloucestershire, and a servant.

The death of George Fitzgerald Snart, aged 81, was registered 1902/Q1 Dover. D.R.40 Enoch Batchelor SACRED Tutton (1835-1892) TO THE MEMORY OF ENOCH BATCHELOR TUTTON Emma Tutton WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE (1847-1919) DECEMBER 31ST 1892, AGED 57 YEARS. ― “THY WILL BE DONE.” ― “WHEN ALL WAS DONE THAT LOVE COULD DO OR HUMAN SKILL FORESEE Headstone with a rounded top and kerb. IN MEEK AND PATIENT IN HIS PAIN, HE LEFT IT ALL WITH THEE.” Enoch Batchelor Tutton was the landlord of the Barley Mow, 32 ― Bathwick Street from 1868 until his death in 1892. His wife Emily ALSO OF continued as landlady there until 1912. EMMA, WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 3RD 1919, The marriage of Enoch Batchelor Tutton to Emma Smith was AGED 71 YEARS. registered 1880/Q3 Bristol. ― “UNTIL THE DAY DAWNS.” In the 1881 census at 32 Bathwick Street, Bath: Enoch B Tutton, aged 45, brewer & licensed victualler, born at Batheaston (Som), wife Emma, aged 30, born at Farrington Gurney (Som), a niece and a servant.

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Names Inscriptions Notes The birth of Enoch Batchelor Tutton was registered 1881/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith.

In the 1891 census at The Barley Mow, 32 Bathwick Street, Bath: Enoch B Tutton, aged 55, licensed victualler, born at Batheaston (Som), wife Emma, aged 41, born at Farrington Gurney (Som), children: Enoch B, aged 9, born at Bath, Clara S, aged 8, born at Bath, and John B, aged 7, born at Bath, and a barmaid.

From the burial order book: Enoch Bachelor Tutton, aged 57, of 32 Bathwick St, was buried on 6 Jan 1893.

From the burial register: Emma Tutton, aged 71, of 7 Walcot Parade, was buried on 6 May 1919. D.R.41 Thomas Johns To ...... of (1829-1893) THOMAS JOHNS WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS Lewis James Johns JANUARY 18TH 1893 (1863-1918) AGED 64 YEARS ―•― PEACE PERFECT PEACE ALSO OF HIS ELDER SON LEWIS JAMES JOHNS WHO DIED NOVEMBER 18TH 1918 AGED 55 YEARS Headstone and kerb.

The birth of Lewis James Johns was registered 1863/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Browning.

In the 1891 census at 9 Caroline Buildings, Bath: Thomas Johns, aged 63, retired compositor, born at Bath, wife Frances D, aged 61, born at Bath, and children: Lewis Jon/Jas, aged 27, unmarried, solicitors clerk, born at Bath, Lucy B, aged 21, unmarried, assistant school mistress, born at Bath, Alice K, aged 18, assistant school mistress, born at Bath, and Thomas Chas, aged 14, brewers clerk, born at Bath.

From the burial order book: Thomas Johns, aged 64, of 9 Caroline Bdgs, was buried on 31 Jan 1893.

In the 1901 census at 9 Caroline Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: Frances Davies Johns, aged 71, widow, [living on] own means, born at Bath,

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Names Inscriptions Notes and children: Lewis James, aged 37, unmarried, solicitors clerk, born at Bath, and Charles Thomas, aged 24, unmarried, brewing clerk, born at Bath.

From the burial register: Lewis James Johns, aged 55, of 7 Bridge Place, Holloway, Bath, was buried on 22 Nov 1918. D.R.42 Eliza Carey (1846- In 1893) AFFECTIONATE MEMORY Joseph Carey (1847- OF 1912) ELIZA THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF J. CAREY WHO ENTERED INTO REST MAR.29. 1893 AGED 46. ―•― Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. She is gone and the grave hath received her Twas Jesus who call’d her away She is gone to the Lord who redeem’d her The birth of Joseph Carey was registered 1847/Q4 Bath, mother’s From might to the splendours of day maiden name: Stevens. ―•― “Into thine hand I commend my spirit thou hast The marriage of Joseph Carey to Eliza Carey at St Swithin’s, Walcot, redeemed me O God of truth.” Bath was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. ―•― Also of JOSEPH The birth of Frederick Carey in 1883 was registered 1884/Q1 Bath, HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE mother’s maiden name: Carey. WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY The birth of Margaret Kate Carey was registered 1887/Q3 Bath, OCTOBER 5: 1912 mother’s maiden name: Carey. AGED 64. ―•― In the 1891 census at 100 Sydney Mews, Bathwick, Bath: Joseph No more sorrow no more weeping no more pain Carey, aged 43, servant groom, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 44, ―•― born at Englishcombe (Som), and children: Ethel M, aged 10, born at “With Christ which is far better.” Bath, Emma, aged 8, born at Winsley (Wilts), Frederick, aged 7, born at Bath, and Margaret K, aged 3, born at Bath.

From the burial order book: Eliza Carey, aged 46, of Sydney Mews, was buried on 4 Apr 1893.

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Names Inscriptions Notes

From the burial register: Joseph Carey, aged 64, of 44 Lampards Bdgs, Bath, was buried on 11 Oct 1912. D.R.43 Henry Denny (1844- IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE 1900) ― OF ― HENRY DENNY Harry Frederick WHO DIED FEBRUARY 7TH 1900 Denny (1863-1918) AGED 56 ― Mary Fowler Denny HE WAS HONEST SINCERE AND A GENEROUS FRIEND (1845-1933) PEACEFUL IN LIFE AND ...... STRICT TO HIS WORD ...... TRUE IN HEART ...... ALSO Headstone (now flat) and kerb. The inscription is weathered on the HARRY FREDERICK southern side. ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1918 Possible birth registration: Henry Deney 1844/Q1 Bath, mother’s AGED 54 YEARS maiden name: Pontin. ― The birth of Mary Fowler Pine was registered 1845/Q2 Bath, mother’s REST IN PEACE maiden name: Aust.

ALSO The marriage of Henry Denny to Mary Fowler Pine was registered MARY 1864/Q1 Bath. WIDOW OF HENRY DENNY DIED DECEMBER 31ST 1933 In the 1881 census at The Industrial Schools, Worsley (Lancs): Harry AGED 88. Fredk Denny, aged 16, officer, assistant clerk, born at Bath.

In the 1891 census at 12 Eastville, Walcot, Bath: Harry Fredk Denny, aged 27, commercial traveller, born at Bath, and wife Catherine, aged 33, born at Leek (Staffs).

In the 1891 census at 18 Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Henry Denny, aged 47, police constable, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 46, sick nurse, born at Bath, and son Alfred, aged 20, printer compositor, born at Bath.

The death of Henry Denny, aged 56, was registered 1900/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Henry Denny, aged 56, of 18 Villa Fields, was buried on 12 Feb 1900.

In the 1901 census at 18 Villa Fields, Bathwick, Bath: Mary F Denny,

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Names Inscriptions Notes aged 55, widow, sick nurse, born at Bath, and a visitor.

From the burial register: Harry Frederick Denny, aged 54, of 7 Pulteney Tce, was buried on 12 Jun 1918.

From the burial register: Mary Fowler Denny, aged 88, of 6 Chapel Court, Bath, was buried on 5 Jan 1934. D.R.44 William Ruscombe East: Wollen (1841-1902) In Loving Memory William Russell of Grant Wollen (1874- THE REV. WILLIAM RUSCOMBE WOLLEN 1901) FOR 17 YEARS RECTOR OF WESTWOOD, WILTS WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS Emily Oake Wollen FEBRUARY 13TH 1902 (1850-1922) IN HIS 61ST YEARS

Cross on 3 plinths. George Edward Also of

Wollen (1873-1956) LIEUT WILLIAM RUSSELL GRANT WOLLON R.E. The birth of William Ruscombe Wollen was registered 1841/Q2 SECOND SON OF THE ABOVE Bridgwater. WHO DIED AT SHENDY, EGYPT

EASTER DAY APRIL 7TH 1901 AGED 26. The marriage of William Ruscombe Wollen to Emily Oake Lansdown “THEY REST FROM THEIR LABOURS.” was registered 1872/Q2 Clifton.

North: The birth of George Edward Wollen was registered 1873/Q4 Also of Wolverhampton. EMILY OAKE The birth of William Russell G Wollen was registered 1874/Q4 WIDOW OF REVD W.R. WOLLEN Wolverhampton. WHO PASSED AWAY AT

WESTON-SUPER-MARE JANY 10TH 1922 From the burial register: William Ruscombe Wollen, aged 61, of “HER CHILDREN CALL HER BLESSED.” Eastwood Rectory, was buried on 17 Feb 1902. South: Also of In the 1911 census at Ryecrost, Portishead (Som): Emily Oake Wollen, GEORGE EDWARD WOLLEN aged 60, widow, [living on] private means, born at Bristol, daughter ELDEST SON OF THE ABOVE Emily Hilda, aged 34, unmarried, born at Braunton (Devon), a sister- WHO DIED ON MAY 12TH 1956, AGED 82. in-law, a grand-daughter and a servant.

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Names Inscriptions Notes “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK.” In the 1911 census at 35 Beach Road, Weston-super-Mare: George Edward Wollen, aged 37, schoolmaster (boy’s preparatory) MA Cantab – employer, born at Wolverhampton (Staffs), wife Sarah Edith, aged 30, married 6 years 4 children, born in London, daughter Cecily, aged under 1 month, born at Weston-super-Mare, Daisy Ruscombe Bligh Wollen, aged 27, unmarried, sister, born at Olveston (Glos), two assistant, four servants and fourteen pupils.

The death of Emily O Wollen, aged 71, was registered 1922/Q1 Axbridge. From the burial register: Emily Oake Wollen, aged 71, of Ryecroft, Portishead, was buried on 14 Jan 1922.

From the burial register: George Edward Wollen, aged 82, of Twyford Abbey, NW10, was buried on 16 May 1956.

Durham University has a photographic collection (GB-0033-SAD) created by W R G Wollen and presented by Mr F B Hardinge. The collection is described as “Photographs contained within a leather- bound album dating from May 1898 to 1899. The album covers Wollen’s service in the Sudan, particularly the construction of the Wadi Halfa – Khartoum military railway during the Nile campaign of 1898. Subjects include Sudan Military Railway engines, wagons and workshops at Wadi Halfa and Shendi; military manoeuvres and buildings at Wadi Halfa and Khartoum; the hauling of a steamer through the second cataract; the construction of a permanent bridge across the River Atbara; Cairo street scenes; Philae temple; the construction of Khartoum; and scenes after the Battle of Omdurman, including rare photographs of three of the Mahdi’s sons.” It also has the following dates of service: 1894-1898 Served with the Royal Engineers 1898-1900 Sapper officer with the Egyptian Army Railway Staff 1898 Served in Nile Campaign 1901 Appointed to Sudan Military Railways 1901 Died at Shendi (1 May 1901) and was the first British officer to be buried in Khartoum cemetery

Shendi is 150 km NE of Khartoum.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.R.45 Catherine Castle East: Dunsford (1816- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1905) OUR SISTER CATHERINE CASTLE DUNSFORD Emma Lichigary WHO DIED FEB. 22 1905 Dunsford (1821- IN HER 90TH YEAR 1906) NOW THE DAY IS OVER I’LL SING MY MAKER’S PRAISE EVERY HOUR I’LL MAKE KNOWN HIS PROVIDENCE AND GRACE. Cross on 3 plinths. ― In the 1901 census at 5 Georges Place, Bathwick, Bath: Catherine C North: Dunsford, aged 84, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at ALSO OF HER SISTER Birmingham, and Emma L Dunsford, aged 79, unmarried, lodger, living EMMA LICHIGARY on own means, born at Birmingham. WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE 25: APRIL 1906 From the burial register: Catherine Castle Dunsford, aged 89, of 5 IN HER 85TH YEAR George St, was buried on 25 Feb 1905.

“THE WEARY ARE AT REST.” The death of Emma Lichigary, aged 84, was registered 1906/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Lichigary Dunsford, aged 84, of 5 George Place, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 28 Apr 1906. D.R.46 John Wardroper North: (1814-1905) JOHN WARDROPER BORN 6TH APRIL 1814. DIED 19TH MARCH ....

Kerb.

The marriage of John Wardroper to Elizabeth Townsend was registered 1841/Q2 St Martin in the Fields.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1851 census at Devonshire Street, Ardwick (Lancs): John Wardroper, aged 37, solicitor, born at Etchingham (Sussex), wife Elizabeth, aged 30, born at Farnham (Surrey), Martha Townsend, aged 78, widow, mother-in-law, born at Farringdon (Berks), three children (born at Epsom) (remainder of entry invisible).

In the 1901 census at 1 Rover’s Street, Bath: Emily W Pershouse, aged 50, widow, house keeper, born at Manchester, John Wardroper, aged 87, widower, [living on] own means, born at Etchingham (Sussex), a visitor and three servants.

From the burial register: John Wardroper, aged 91, of Park Cottage, Henrietta Park, was buried on 23 Mar 1905. D.R.47 Emily Treacher East: Treacher (1847- IN MEMORIAM 1906) EMILY THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF William Bolland WILLIAM BOLLAND TREACHER Treacher (1841- DECEASED FEB. 8. 1906 1922) “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.”

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”

JESU MERCY Celtic cross on plinths.

West: The birth of William Bolland Treacher was registered 1841/Q4 St Luke WILLIAM (Middx). BOLLAND TREACHER, The birth of Emily Treacher Turner was registered 1847/Q1 BORN 2ND SEPT 1841, Tonbridge. DIED 25TH JUNE 1922. The marriage of William B Treacher to Emily T Turner was registered “REUNITED” 1866/Q2 Croydon.

In the 1891 census at 61-65 Carlisle Mansions, Westminster, London: William B Treacher, aged 49, wholesale druggists – employer, born in London, wife Emily T, aged 44, born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), daughter Francesca E, aged 23, born at Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, and three servants.

The death of Emily Treacher Treacher, aged 59, was registered 1906/Q1 Bath. (The use of the double Treacher is as specified in the

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Names Inscriptions Notes GRO index.) From the burial register: Emily Treacher, aged 59, of 21 Pulteney St, was buried on 10 Feb 1906.

From the burial register: William Bolland Treacher, aged 81, of Northfield House, Calne, Wilts, was cremated and his ashes buried on 30 Jun 1922.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.S.34 Jessie Robertson IN (1839-1933) LOVING MEMORY OF JESSIE ROBERTSON FORMERLY OF DALGUISE, PERTHSHIRE DIED 4TH FEBRUARY 193, AGED 93 YEARS.

Headstone.

In the 1891 census at 32 St James Square, Bath: Alexander Emerson, aged 78, widower, clerk in holy orders, born at Retford (Notts), Catherine A M Emerson, aged 44, unmarried, daughter, born at Bath, deaf & dumb from childhood, and Jessie Robertson, aged 51, unmarried, born in Scotland.

In the 1901 census at 10 Abbey View Terrace, Bath: Catherine Emerson, aged 54, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, deaf & dumb from childhood, Jessie Robertson, aged 61, unmarried, boarder, living on own means, born in Scotland, and a servant.

From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Jessie Robertson, aged 93, of 27 Park St, Bath, was buried on 8 Feb 1933.

See also D.T.42. D.S.35 D.S.36 Mary Elizabeth IN Croom (1811-1890) LOVING MEMORY OF Fanny Elizabeth MARY ELIZABETH CROOM Croom (1849-1890) WHO FELL ASLEEP FEBY 21ST 1890 AGED 78 YEARS AND ALSO OF FANNY ELIZABETH CROOM DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO WAS CALLED HENCE FEBY 17TH 1890 Headstone surmounted by a cross. AGED 40 YEARS D-500

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Names Inscriptions Notes R.I.P. The birth of Edmond Frederick Croom was registered 1841/Q4 Greenwich. The birth of Joseph Francis Croom was registered 1842/Q3 W London.

In the 1851 census at the Sussex Hotel, Bouverie Street, St Dunstans in the West, London: Joseph Worth Croom, aged 43, hotel proprietor employing 7 men, born at Temple, London, wife Mary Elizabeth, aged 39, born at Reckington (sic) (Som), children: Edmond F, aged 9, born at New Cross (Kent), Joseph F, aged 8, born at St Dunstans in the West, Annis M, aged 7, born at St Dunstans in the West, William H, aged 5, born at St Dunstans in the West, Mary A, aged 4, born at St Dunstans in the West, Alexander F, aged 2, born at St Dunstans in the West, and Fanny E, aged 1, born at St Dunstans in the West, six servants, eight lodgers and a further six servants.

The death of Joseph Worth Croom was registered 1858/Q4 Mile End.

In the 1881 census at 1 Woodside Cottage, Oakhill Road, Sutton (Surrey): Mary E Groom, aged 69, widow, lady, born at Beckington (Som), and daughter Fanny E, aged 31, unmarried, lady, born in London.

From the burial order book: Fanny Elizabeth Croom, aged 40, of 3 Pulteney St, was buried on 21 Feb 1890. (There are two entries in the burial order book.)

From the burial order book: Mary Elizabeth Croom, aged 77, of 3 Pulteney St, was buried on 24 Feb 1890. D.S.37 Thomas Boulter South: (1811-1888) IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF THOMAS BOULTER Sarah Boulter WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 15TH DECR 1888 AGED 77 YEARS (1827-1895) “HOME AT LAST THY LABOUR DONE SAFE AND BLEST THE VICTORY WON

JORDAN PASSED FROM PAIN SET FREE Tomb pitched in the form of a cross.

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Names Inscriptions Notes ANGELS NOW HAVE WELCOMED THEE.” In the 1881 census at 12 Bathwick Street, Bath: Thomas Boulter, aged North: 67, grocer, born at Marksbury (Som), wife Sarah, aged 54, born at IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF Downend (Som), and a servant. (Downend is near Mangotsfield (Glos).) SARAH BOULTER, WIDOW OF THOMAS BOULTER WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 9TH JUNE 1895 AGED 67 YEARS From the burial order book: Thomas Boulter, aged 77, of 12 Bathwick St, was buried on 19 Dec 1888. “I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY COME UNTO ME TO REST In the 1891 census at 12 Bathwick Street, Bath: Sarah Boulter, aged LAY DOWN THOU WEARY ONE LAY DOWN 63, widow, lodging house keeper, born at Downend (Glos), and a THY HEAD UNTO MY BREAST.” servant.

The death of Sarah Boulter, aged 67, was registered 1895/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Sarah Boulter, aged 67, of 12 Bathwick St, was buried on 13 Jun 1895. D.S.38 Archibald Frederick IN Paull (1816-1894) MEMORY OF ARCHIBALD FREDERICK PAULL Elizabeth Biden BORN 19TH DECEMBER 1816 Paull (1816-1889) DIED 25TH JULY 1894. ALSO OF ELIZABETH BIDEN HIS WIFE DIED 8TH AUGUST 1889 AGED 73 YEARS.

Headstone surmounted by a cross.

From Supplement to The London Gazette of 23 Feb 1853 in a list of returns from the National Provincial Bank to the Inland Revenue on companies and partnerships: Paull, Archibald Frederick Leadenhall-street Merchant.

The National Archives RAIL 680/14: Draft agreement between Duke of Beaufort and Charles Russell MP, Frederick Pratt Barlow and Archibald Frederick Paull (promoters of Swansea Valley Railway Bill 1847) concerning the bill.

From The History of Tonbridge School From Its Foundation In 1553 To The Present Date by Septimus Rivington, B.A (1869) in a list of Governors: Archibald Frederick Paull.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1871 census at 36 Hans Place, Chelsea, London: Archibald Fredk Paull, aged 54, merchant, born at St Kitts W Indies, wife Elizabeth, aged 52, born at Hanover Sq, London, and three servants.

The marriage of Archibald Frederick Paull to Elizabeth Biden Smith was registered 1874/Q4 Chelsea.

From the burial order book: Elizabeth Biden Paull, aged 73, of 70 Pulteney St, was buried on 12 Aug 1889.

From the burial order book: Archibald Frederick Paull, aged 78, of Paragon, was buried on 28 Jul 1894. D.S.39 D.S.40 Frank Coulthard No memorial found. (1865-1891) The birth of Leonora Wadham was registered 1842/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Besser. (In the handwritten GRO index the forename is Leonora Coulthard ‘Leonard’.) (1842-1910) The birth of Lucy Nora Coulthard was registered 1867/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wadham.

In the 1871 census at Victoria Buildings, Twerton (Som): William F Coulthart (sic), draper, born at Bath, wife Lenorah, aged 29, born at Bath, children: Frank, aged 5, born at Bath, and Lucy N, aged 4, born at Bath, and a servant.

In the 1881 census at 1 Vane Street, Bath: William F Coulthard, aged 39, traveller drapery, born at Bath, wife Leonora, aged 39, housekeeper, born at Bath, children: Frank, aged 15, auctioneers apprentice, born at Bath, and Lucy N, aged 14, born at Bath, Sarah Wadham, aged 60, widow, mother-in-law, annuitant, born at Bradford-on-Avon (Wilts), and a servant.

In the 1891 census at 31 Terrace Road, Holdenhurst (Hants): Frank Coulthard, aged 25, unmarried, artist photographer, born at Bath.

From the burial order book: Frank Coulthard, aged 25, of 10

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Names Inscriptions Notes Darlington St, was buried on 21 Apr 1891.

From the burial register & burial order book: Leonora Coulthard, aged 68, of 14 Norfolk, Cres, Bath, was buried on 26 May 1910. D.S.41 Helen Louise Snow No memorial found. (1890-1891) The birth of Arthur Legg Snow was registered 1848/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Elsworth. Arthur Legge Snow The birth of Ellen Eliza Glisson was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s (1848-1913) maiden name: Williams. The marriage of Arthur Legg Snow to Ellen Eliza Glisson at St Ellen Eliza Snow Michael’s, Bath was registered 1879/Q3 Bath. (1855-1917) The birth of Helen Louise Snow was registered 1890/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Glisson.

In the 1891 census at 9 St Matthews Place, Widcombe, Bath: Arthur L Snow, aged 42, chemist & druggist, born at Weston (Som), wife Ellen E, aged 36, born at Bath, daughter Helen L, aged 1, born at Bath, Thomas O Glisson, aged 61, father-in-law, retired tripe dresser, born at Bath, Caroline A Glisson, aged 60, mother-in-law, born at Bath, a boarder and a servant.

From the burial order book: Helen Louise Snow, aged 18 months, of St Mary’s Bdgs, was buried on 1 Aug 1891.

The death of Arthur Legge Snow, aged 65, was registered 1913/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Arthur Legge Snow, aged 65, of 13 Walcot Parade, was buried on 1 Nov 1913.

From the burial register & burial order book: Ellen Eliza Snow, aged 62, of 33 Prior Park Rd, was buried on 25 Jun 1917. D.S.42 Mary Bond (1826- No memorial found. 1892) From the burial order book: Mary Bond, aged 65, of 3 Pulteney St, was buried on 4 Apr 1892. From the National Probate Calendar 1892: BOND Mary of 3 Pulteney Street Bath spinster died 30 March 1892 Administration Bristol to Jane Head widow Effects £8 3s. 6d.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.S.43 Thomas George East: Ormond (1856-1917) IN LOVING MEMORY OF North: THOMAS GEORGE ORMOND, DIED JANUARY 18TH 1917, AGED 60 YEARS.

Kerb.

The birth of Thomas George Ormond was registered 1856/Q1 Pembroke. The birth of Ruth Sparks was registered 1862/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Street.

The marriage of Thomas George Ormond to Ruth Sparks at St Mark’s, Lyncombe, Bath was registered 1885/Q1 Bath.

In the 1901 census at 12 Pulteney Avenue, Bath: Thomas George Ormond, aged 45, draper – retired, born at Pembroke, and wife Ruth, aged 38, born at Bath.

From the burial register: Thomas George Ormond, aged 60, of 17 Morford St, was buried on 23 Jan 1917.

From the burial register: Ruth Ormond, aged 61, of 27 Morford St, was buried on 17 Jan 1924.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.S.44 Catherine Maria IN Carroll (1824-1893) LOVING MEMORY OF CATHERINE MARIA CARROLL WHO DIED OCTOBER 13TH 1893 AGED 69 BE THOU FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH AND I WILL GIVE THEE A GREAT PRIZE.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.

In the 1871 census at 9 Argyle Street, Bath: Catherine M Carroll, aged 48, unmarried, lodger, a niece, a nephew and a servant.

In the 1881 census at 9 Argyle Street, Bath: Catherine Maria Carroll, aged 58, unmarried, lodger, independent ...., born at Cheltenham, and a lady’s maid.

From the burial order book: Catherine Maria Carroll, aged 69, of 42 Bathwick St, was buried on 18 Oct 1893. D.S.45 Gertrude Reynolds East: (1859-1902) In memory of GERTRUDE Frederick William THE BELOVED WIFE OF Digby Reynolds F. W. D. REYNOLDS (1857-1902) WHO DIED JANUARY 25. 1902. AGED 42. “TIRED.”

“REST IN PEACE.” West: FREDERICK WILLIAM DIGBY REYNOLDS Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. WHO DIED AUGUST 2. 1902 AGED 45. The birth of Frederick William Reynolds was registered 1857/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Digby. THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF GERTRUDE REYNOLDS The marriage of Frederick William D Reynolds to Gertrude Moore was registered 1883/Q3 Derby.

The birth of James Wilfred Digby Reynolds was registered 1888/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1891 census at 2 Lynwid Villas, Lyncombe, Bath: Fredk W D Reynolds, aged 34, pawnbroker & general dealer, born at Bath, wife Gertrude, aged 31, born at St Peters, Derby, children: Fredk E, aged 6, born at Bath, and Wilfred J D, aged 2, born at Bath, and a servant. (Lynwid Villas are in St Mark’s Road.)

From the burial register: Gertrude Reynolds, aged 42, of 2 Lynwood Villas, Widcombe, was buried on 29 Jan 1902.

From the burial register: Frederick William Digby Reynolds, aged 45, of 2 Linwood Villas, was buried on 5 Aug 1902. D.S.46 Fanny Adelaide Kerb, east: Crabb-Boucher FANNY ADELAIDE (1830-1905) Kerb, north: THE BELOVED WIFE OF CAPTAIN J. C. CRABB BOUCHER John Charles Crabb- Kerb, south: Boucher (1836- FELL ASLEEP APRIL 12TH 1895. + R.I.P. 1908) Cross, east: Ellen Crabb-Boucher IN (1861-1945) LOVING MEMORY Cross without a plinth and kerb. OF

CAPTAIN From a description of Shedfield Lodge, Shedfield, Southampton: JOHN CHARLES “Shedfield Lodge is set in beautiful surroundings just outside of CRABB-BOUCHER Wickham in the small parish of Shedfield. The lodge was built in the WHO FELL ASLEEP early 1700’s where it started life as a stately home. Captain James MARCH 13TH 1908 George Crabb-Boucher was lucky enough to receive the lodge as a

wedding gift from his father.” THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS WILL GOD BRING WITH HIM From a posting in 2004 at rootschat.com: “ ... Sarah Grove married Richard Boucher (b 1730), was Land Steward ALSO to Paul Methuen Esq of Corsham Court, co. Wilts. ... Their son, ELLEN CRABB-BOUCHER Richard Boucher of Marlborough Mount Jamaica, left a fortune to DIED 5TH APRIL James George Crabb, his nephew, provided he assumed the name of 1945 Boucher, and did so by Royal Licence 1837. ...” AGED 83

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1851 census at Shidfield, Droxford (Hants): James G Boucher, aged 60, landed proprietor, born at Islington (Middx), wife Alethea, aged 48, born at Lanlivery (Cornwall), children: Elizabeth Louisa, aged 9, born at Droxford, and Alfred R, aged 8, born at Droxford, and five servants.

Will of James George Boucher of Shidfield, Hampshire, date 21 Jul 1851, PROB 11/2135.

From The Edinburgh Gazette of 1 Jan 1856: 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet John Charles Boucher, from the 1st Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Holdforth, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Guards. Dated 28th December 1855.

From The London Gazette of 18 Nov 1859 No. 22327 p4117: 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Charles Boucher to be Captain, by purchase, vice Still, who retires. Dated 18th November, 1859.

In the 1861 census at Cottage (by Shidfield Lodge), Droxford (Hants): Alethea Boucher, aged 57, widow, gentlewoman fundholder, born at Landlivery (Cornwall), children: John C, aged 24, unmarried, Captn in Army, born at Shidfield (Hants), Alfred R, aged 18, gentleman, born at Shidfield, and Elizabeth L, aged 20, gentlewoman, born at Shidfield, and four servants. (‘Landlivery’ should be ‘Lanlivery’.)

In the 1871 census at Privett Lodge, Alverstoke (Hants): John Carter, aged 48, farmer of 480 acres employing 18 men 2 boys, born at Alverstoke, wife Agnes, aged 38, born at Islington, a daughter, Fanny A Carter, aged 40, unmarried, landowner, born at Alverstoke, and three servants.

In the 1891 census at Privett Lodge, Alverstoke (Hants): John Carter, aged 68, farmer, born at Alverstoke, wife Agnes, aged 58, born at Islington, Fanny A Carter, aged 60, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Alverstoke, a visitor and four servants.

The marriage of John Charles Boucher to Fanny Adelaide Carter was registered 1892/Q2 Bridgnorth (Salop).

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1901 census at 10 Beaufort East, Bath: Laura A Z May, aged 63, unmarried, living on own means, born at Marlborough (Wilts), Ellen Trumper, aged 39, unmarried, cousin, living on own means, born at Hungerford (Berks), and three servants.

From the burial register: Fanny Adelaide Crabb-Boucher, aged 74, of 14 Beaufort East, Bath, was buried on 17 Apr 1905.

The marriage of John Charles Crabb-Boucher to Ellen Trumper at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1906/Q2 Bath.

From the burial register: John Charles Crabb-Boucher, aged 71, of 15 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 17 Mar 1908.

From the burial register: Ellen Crabb-Boucher, aged 83, of 3 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 10 Apr 1945. D.S.47 William Henry West JESU MERCY (1828-1915) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Julia Maria West WILLIAM HENRY WEST (1844-1935) (PRIEST) ENTERED INTO REST DEC. 27TH 1915. ― ALSO OF HIS BELOVED WIFE JULIA MARY, MARCH 22ND 1935. Cross on a single plinth and kerb. “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”

― SOLOMON’S SONG 2.17 In the 1901 census at 1 Gloster Row, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): William “REST IN PEACE.” H West, aged 71, clerk in holy orders born at Llanfrynach (Brec), wife Julia M, aged 55, born at Bombay, India, four daughters, a grandson and a servant.

From the burial register: William Henry West, aged 87, of 25 Pulteney St, died at 3 Edward St and was buried on 30 Dec 1915.

From the burial register: Julia Maria West, aged 90, of 27 Wellesley

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Names Inscriptions Notes Rd, Colchester, was buried on 27 Mar 1935.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.T.36 Gertrude Jane South: Fielding GERTRUDE JANE FIELDING FRAUENBERGER DIED 1.11.1927 Frauenberger (1849- ADELA CONSTANCE FAGGE DIED 27.8.1914. 1927)

Adela Constance Fagge (1847-1914) Kerb with a cross flat on the surface. Alice Geraldine Randolph (1846- The birth of Adela Constance Fagge was registered 1847/Q4 1923) Swaffham.

In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Aston Cantlow (Warks): John Frederick Fagge, aged 36, vicar of Aston Cantlow 4th son of a baronet, born at Chartham (Kent), wife Rose Emily Ward, aged 27, born in London, children: Eleanora Rose Frederica, aged 5, born at Narburgh (Norfolk), Alice Geraldine, aged 4, born at Narburgh, Adela Constance, aged 3, born at Narburgh, Gertrude Jane Fielding, aged 1, born at Aston Cantlow, and Frederick William Aston, aged 1, born at Aston Cantlow, three sisters, four servants, a monthly nurse and a schoolmistress.

According to peerage.com quoting Burke’s Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes vol 1 p1369 Gertrude Jane Fielding Fagge married Franz Frauenberger of Vienna in 1889 and that he died in 1907.

In the 1881 census at 10 St Peter Street, Winchester (Hants): Adela C Fagge, aged 33, unmarried, visitor, gentlewoman, born at Harborough (Norfolk).

In the 1891 census at Torcells, Higher Furncombe W, Tormoham (Devon): Adela C Fagge, aged 43, unmarried, visitor, living on own means, born at Marborough (Norfolk).

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The death of Adela Constance Fagge, aged 66, was registered 1914/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Adela Constance Fagge, aged 66, of 34 Daniel St, was buried on 31 Aug 1914. From the National Probate Calendar 1914: FAGGE Adela Constance of 34 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 27 August 1914 Probate Bristol 16 December to Alice Geraldine Randolph widow and the reverend Gerrard Thomas Andrewes clerk. Effects £1805 16s. 2d.

The death of Gertrude J F Frauenberger, aged 78, was registered 1927/Q3 Basford (Notts). From the burial register: Gertrude Jane Fielding Frauenberger, aged 78, of The Vicarage, Hucknall, Notts, was buried on 4 Nov 1927. From the National Probate Calendar 1927: FRAUENBERGER Gertrude Jane Fielding of The Vicarage Hucknall Nottinghamshire widow died 1 November 1927 Probate Nottingham 30 December to the reverend canon Thomas Barber clerk. Effects £4128 13s. 11d.

In the 1901 census at a lodging house at 44 Pulteney Street, Bath: Alice G Randolph, aged 54, widow, lodger, living on own means, born at Narborough (Norfolk).

The death of Alice G Randolph, aged 77, was registered 1923/Q4 Lewisham. From the burial register and burial order book: Alice Geraldine Randolph, aged 77, of 53 Burnt Ash Rd, Lee, Lewisham, died on 7 Nov 1923 and was buried on 13 Nov 1923. The burial order book has “earth grace of deceased sister Adela C Fagge re-opened”.

An article entitled Vienna in the 1890s: The Austrian Opposition to Antisemitism The Verein zur Abwehr des Antisemitismus by Jacques Kornberg which appeared in Leo Baeck Institute Yearbook (1996) 41 (1): 161-196 has a reference to Franz Frauenberger. D.T.37 Fanny Maria Hughes No memorial found. (1832-1906) The marriage of Fanny Maria Fothergill to James Hughes was registered 1862/Q2 Newport M.

In the 1881 census at 11 West Shrubbery, Lower Redland Road, Westbury/Tyrm (Glos): Fanny M Hughes, aged 49, married, annuitant, born at Tredegar (Mon), children James M S, aged 15, born at Marshfield (Mon), and Reginald F H, aged 13, born at Marshfield, D-512

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Names Inscriptions Notes William R Fothergill, aged 42, unmarried, brother, annuitant, born at Tredegar, and a servant.

In the 1901 census at2 Adelaide Place, Bath: Fanny Maria Hughes, aged 69, widow, living on own means, born at Tredegar (Mon), daughter Agnes Mary, aged 36, unmarried, living on own means, born at Marsfield (Mon), and a servant.

The death of Fanny Maria Hughes, aged 74, was registered 1906/Q4 Bath. From the burial register and burial order book: Fanny Maria Hughes, aged 74, of 7 Daniel Street, was buried on 14 Jan 1907. From the National Probate Calendar 1907: HUGHES Fanny Maria of 7 Daniel- street Bath widow died 31 December 1906 Probate London 16 February to William Frank Pettigrew engineer and James Higson contractor Effects £5906 11s. D.T.39 Catherine Oliver IN (1825-1888) LOVING MEMORY OF CATHERINE Charles Wellington WIFE OF Oliver (1815-1890) CHARLES WELLINGTON OLIVER WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 9TH 1888 AGED 62 YEARS.

LORD ALL PITYING JESU BLEST GRANT HER THINE ETERNAL REST. Cross on 3 plinths. Accessibility is limited by a holly bush.

The marriage of Charles Wellington Oliver to Catharine Bryan was registered 1844/Q4 Uppingham.

The birth of Annie Oliver was registered 1855/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bryan.

In the 1881 census at the Assembly Rooms, Bath: Charles Wellington Oliver, aged 65, lessee of Assembly Rooms, born at Grimsby (Lincs), wife Catherine, aged 55, born at Uppingham (Rutland), children: Catherine Mary, aged 29, born at Uppingham, Jane Elizabeth, aged

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Names Inscriptions Notes 27, born at Uppingham, and Annie, aged 25, born at Bath, and two servants.

From the burial order book: Catherine Oliver, aged 62, of Alfred St, was buried on 14 May 1888.

From the burial order book: Charles Wellington Oliver, aged 74, of Alfred St, was buried on 14 May 1890. D.T.40 Charles Henry Headstone: Benson Gladwin Jesu Mercy (1808-1887) ― REV. CHARLES GLADWIN, M.A. PENSIONED RECTOR OF CLANDOWN BORN 1ST SEPTEMBER 1808 Tomb pitched 4 ways with a headstone, now flat on the adjacent DIED grave in row D.U. 2ND JULY 1887 In the 1871 census at 1 Belle Vue Terrace, Great Malvern (Worcs): Charles Gladwin, aged 62, rector of Claverton Somerset, born at Swansea (Glam), wife Georgiana, aged 53, born at Miles’s (Essex), and children: Cecile, aged 14, born at Cholesbury (Burks), and Sidney, aged 11, born at Hartford (Hants).

In the 1881 census at a lodging house at 66 St James Street, Westminster: James Gladwin, aged 72, married, lodger, clergyman (no cure of souls), born at Swansea.

From the burial register: Charles Henry Benson Gladwin, aged 79, of 6 Edward St, was buried on 5 Jun 1887. (The July on the memorial has been verified.) D.T.41 Theodore Bosville East: Emerson (1843- In 1883) LOVING MEMORY OF THEODORE BOSVILLE EMERSON Alexander Lyon LIEUT. COLONEL Emerson (1812- (LATE) 19TH PRINCESS OF WALES OWN REGT 1894) AND YOUNGEST SON OF REVD A. L. EMERSON OF THIS CITY Alice Eliza Emerson BORN JULY 12TH 1843 (1856-1916) DIED NOVEMBER 15TH 1883 D-514

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Names Inscriptions Notes ― Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb...... The birth of Theodore Bosville Emerson was registered 1843/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Trenchard. West: The birth of Alice Eliza Attrill was registered 1856/Q3 Portsea. Also of ALICE ELIZA EMERSON The marriage of Theodore Bosville Emerson to Alice Eliza Attrill was HIS WIDOW registered 1879/Q3 W Derby (Lancs). TH DIED JAN 24 1916. AGED 58. The birth of Charles Edward Emerson was registered 1881/Q1 Bath, R.I.P. mother’s maiden name: Attrill.

In the 1891 census at Abbey View Villa, Abbey View Terrace, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Alice E Emerson, aged 34, widow, living on private means & Navy pension, born at Landport (Hants), children: Clarice M, aged 14, born at Folkestone, Theodora D, aged 12, born at Bermuda, Charles E, aged 10, born at Bath, Theodore A, aged 11, born at Liverpool, and two servants.

From the burial register: Theodore Bosville Emerson, aged 40, of Abbey View, was buried on 20 Nov 1883.

From the burial register: Alice Eliza Emerson, aged 58, of Kingsdown House, Box, was buried on 27 Jan 1916. D.T.42 Julia Sophia East: Emerson (1814- IN 1887) LOVING MEMORY OF JULIA SOPHIA Charles Edward THE LOVING AFFECTIONATE WIFE Emerson (1839- OF THE REV ALEX LYON EMERSON B.A. 1894) OF THIS CITY MOST DEVOTED MOTHER AND TRUEST OF FRIENDS Alexander Lyon BORN 20 MAY 1814 DIED 5 JAN 1887 Emerson (1812- ― Cross on 3 plinths. 1894) HERE IN THE EARTH THE SOUL'S FRAIL TENEMENT MUST STAY

UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY The birth of Alexander Lyon was registered 1838/Q1 Taunton. Catherine Alice "LORD JESUS RECEIVE MY SPIRIT" ACTS VIII 59

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Names Inscriptions Notes Mary Emerson The birth of Wharton Aincotts Emerson was registered 1841/Q2 Bath, (1846-1935) North: mother’s maiden name: Trenchard. CHARLES EDWARD The birth of Theodore Bosville Emerson was registered 1843/Q3 Bath, THEIR SECOND SON mother’s maiden name: Trenchard. WHO DIED 12. MARCH 1894, The birth of Catherine Alice Mary Emerson was registered 1846/Q4 AND WAS BURIED IN BRIGHTON. Bath, mother’s maiden name: Trenchard.

West: In the 1851 census at Heathfield Villa, Lyncombe, Bath: Alexander L REVD ALEXR LYON EMERSON, Emerson, aged 38, clergyman of the Church of England (no cure), born FORMERLY OF ULVERSCROFT ABBEY, at Retford (Notts), wife Julia L, aged 36, born at Taunton (Som), LEICESTERSHIRE. children: Theodore B, aged 7, scholar (at home), born at Bath, and BORN JULY 11. 1812, DIED JUNE 26. 1894. Catherine A H, aged 4, born at Bath, deaf and dumb, and three "INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT: servants. FOR THOU HAST REDEEMED ME, O LORD THOU GOD OF TRUTH" PS XXXI 6 In the 1851 census at Rugby School: Charles Emerson, aged 10, born at Bath, and Wharton Emerson, aged 10, born at Bath. South: CATHERINE ALICE MARY In the 1861 census at 5 Green Park Buildings, Bath: Alexander L EMERSON. Emerson, aged 49, clergyman with cure of souls, born at Retford DIED 2. FEB. 1935. AGED 88. (Notts), wife Julia S, aged 47, born at Taunton (Som), daughter Catherine A M, aged 24, deaf and dumb, born at Bath, and a servant.

In the 1871 census at 9 Queen Square, Bath: Alexander Emerson, aged 58, clergyman of the Church of England without cure of souls, born at E Begfore (sic) (Notts), wife Julia, aged 56, born at Claverton (Som), daughter Kate, aged 24, unmarried, born at Bath, Julia Trenchard, aged 26, unmarried, niece, solicitor’s daughter, born at Bath, and a servant.

In the 1881 census at 20 Queen Square, Bath: Julia S Emerson, aged 66, married, clergyman’s wife, born at Taunton (Som), children: Chas E, aged 41, unmarried, artist painter, deaf & dumb, born at Bath, and Catherine A M, aged 34, deaf & dumb, born at Bath, and three servants.

From the burial order book: Julia Sophia Emerson, aged 72, of 20 Queen Square, was buried on 8 Jan 1887.

In the 1891 census at 14 River Street, Bath: Chas E Emerson, aged 51, unmarried, visitor, artist (‘sculp’ added), born at Bath.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1891 census at 32 St James Square, Bath: Alexander Emerson, aged 78, widow, clerk in holy orders, born at Retford (Notts), Catherine A M Emerson, aged 44, unmarried, daughter, born at Bath, deaf & dumb from childhood, and Jessie Robertson, aged 51, unmarried, born in Scotland.

The death of Charles Edward Emerson, aged 54, was registered 1894/Q1 Steyning.

The death of Alexander Lyon Emerson, aged 81, was registered 1894/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Alexander Lyon Emerson, aged 81, of Catherine Place, was buried on 29 Jun 1894.

From the burial book: Catherine Alice Mary Emerson, aged 88, of Park St House, Bath, was buried on 5 Feb 1935. D.T.43 Mary Ann Warren South: (1811-1887) Mary Ann Warren entered immortality the 23rd day of October 1887 aged 75 years Edward Blackburn Warren (1803-1894) North: Edward Blackburn Warren January 5th 1894

Tomb with flat top on which is raised cross.

In the 1881 census at 14 Sydney Place, Bath: Edward Blackburn Warren, aged 77, [clergyman] without cure of souls, born at Edmonton (Middx), wife Mary Ann, aged 69, born at St Andrews, London, and two servants.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial order book: Mary Ann Warren, aged 76, of 14 Sydney Place, was buried on 28 Oct 1887.

In the 1891 census at 14 Sydney Place, Bath: Edward B Warren, aged 87, widower, clerk in holy orders, born at Edmonton (Middx), Susanna Warren, aged 76, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Edmonton, two servants, and Selina Warren, aged 45, unmarried, niece, living on own means born at Marlborough (Wilts).

From the burial order book: Edward Blackburn Warren, aged 90, of 14 Sydney Place, was buried on 10 Jan 1894. D.T.44 Richard Davies RICHARD DAVIES (1854-1888) M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. DIED SEPTR 1ST 1888 AGED 34. NOT GONE FROM MEMORY OR FROM LOVE BUT GONE TO OUR FATHER’S HOME ABOVE

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.

In the 1881 census at 38 Gay Street, Bath: John Davies, aged 38, General Medical Practitioner MRCS, born at Caleshill (Warks), wife Georgiana, aged 30, born in London, Lottie Jones, aged 24, unmarried, cousin, born in London, Richard Davies, aged 27, unmarried, cousin, General Medical Practitioner MRCS, born at Birmingham (Warks), an assistant and two servants.

From The Medical Register for 1887: Davies, Richard, 38 Gay street, Bath; registered 5 Mar 1879 England; MRCS Eng 1877.

From the burial register: Richard Davies, aged 34, of Oldfield Park, was buried on 6 Sep 1888.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.T.45 Rebecca Fosbery IN (1844-1919) LOVING MEMORY OF William Henry REBECCA Fosbery (1829-1875) WIDOW OF W. H. FOSBERY H.E.I.C.S. Annie Maria Davies DIED AUG. 26. 1919. AGED 75 (1840-1931) ANNIE MARIA DAVIES, SISTER OF THE ABOVE Clara Elizabeth DIED NOV. 9. 1931. AGED 91 Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. Welch (1839-1901) CLARA

WIDOW OF REV. HERBERT WELCH. The death of William Henry Fosbery, aged 45, was registered 1875/Q1 Herbert Whitehall DIED MAY 12. 1901. AGED 61 Axbridge. From the National Probate Calendar 1875: 20 May. Welch (1835-1882) Administration of the effects of William Henry Fosbery late of Coleshill in the County of Warwick who died 21 March 1875 at Weston- super-Mare in the County of Somerset was granted at Birmingham to Rebecca Fosbery of Coleshill Widow the Relict. Effects under £50.

In the 1881 census at High Street, Coleshill (Warks): Rebecca Fosbery, aged 37, widow, annuitant, born at Coleshill, children: Francis C D, aged 9, born at Coleshill, and Meliora G, aged 6, born at Coleshill, Maria E Davies, aged 69, widow, mother, born at Minworth (Warks), and a servant.

In the 1891 census at 38 Gay Street, Bath: Rebecca Fosbery, aged 46, widow, living on own means, born at Coleshill (Warks), daughter Meliora G, aged 16, born at Coleshill, two boarders and two servants.

The death of Rebecca Fosbery, aged 75, was registered 1919/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Rebecca Fosbery, aged 75, of 38 Gay St, was buried on 29 Aug 1919. From the National Probate Calendar 1919: FOSBERY Rebecca of 38 Gay-street Bath widow died 26 August 1919 Probate London 20 September to Meliora Georgina Jarvis (wife of John Jarvis) and Eileen Fosbery Jarvis spinster. Effects £431 14s. 10d.

From the burial register: Anna Maria Davies, aged 91, of 2 Oxford

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The marriage of Hebert Whitehall Welch to Clara Elizabeth Pain was registered 1863/Q2 Greenwich.

In the 1881 census at The Cottage, Brampton Ash (Northants): Herbert Whitehall Welch, aged 46, curate of Brampton Ash, born at Reading (Berks), wife Clara Eliza, aged 41, born at River (!) (Kent), a visitor and two servants.

The death of Herbert Whitehall Welch, aged 47, was registered 1882/Q4 Market Harborough.

In the 1891 census at 17 Westbourne Park, Paddington, London: Clara E Welch, aged 51, widow, lodger, born at Dover (Kent).

From the burial register: Clara Elizabeth Welch, aged 61, of Partis College, was buried on 16 May 1901.

From Alumni Oxonienses: Welch, Herbert Whitehall, 1s. Richard of St. Giles’s, Reading, Berks, gent. LINCOLN COLL., matric. 10 May, 1853, aged 18, scholar ORIEL COLL. 1853-6; B.A. & M.A. 1879, curate of Brampton Ash, 1879, until his death 16 Oct., 1882. D.T.46 Ethel May Vosper No memorial found. (1872-1907) The birth of Ethel May Vosper was registered 1872/Q2 E Stonehouse.

In the 1881 census at Ridgway, Plympton St Mary: Samuel Vosper, aged 54, brewer, born at Lewanick (Cornwall), wife Eleanor H, aged 50, born at Guennah (Cornwall), children Sidney G, aged 14, born at East Stonehouse (Devon), and Ethel M, aged 8, born at East Stonehouse, Maria Vosper, aged 51, unmarried, sister, born in Cornwall, and two servants.

From the burial register: Ethel May Vosper, aged 35, of Donanuk Villa, Newbridge Road, Lower Weston, was buried on 17 Jul 1907.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.T.47 Elizabeth Caroline West: de Witt (1861-1917) TO THE LOVED MEMORY OF Louisa Melinda de ELIZABETH Witt (1841-1926) CAROLINE (BESSIE) DE WITT WHO PASSED HENCE SEPT. 2ND 1917 ― GRANT HER O LORD THE REST ETERNAL ― ALSO LOUISA MELINDA DE WITT Cross on a single plinth and kerb. Note that the inscription is on the DIED MARCH 17TH 1926. western face of the plinth – visible when approaching from the gate – rather than the more conventional eastern side.

In the 1911 census at 17 Raby Place, Bath: Elizabeth Caroline de Witt, aged 50, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Penzance (Cornwall), Louisa Malinda de Witt, aged 58, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Devonport, and a servant.

The death of Elizabeth C De Witt, aged 56, was registered 1917/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Caroline de Witt, aged 56, of 17 Raby Pl, was buried on 5 Sep 1917.

The death of Louisa M de Witt, aged 84, was registered 1926/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Louisa Malinda De Witt, aged 84, of 17 Raby Pl, was buried on 20 Mar 1926. (The ‘Melinda’ on the memorial has been verified.)

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.U.39 Jacob Wood (1812- East: 1892) In loving memory of JACOB WOOD Marion Wood (1814- BORN MAY 29TH 1812. 1897) ENTERED INTO REST JANY 9TH 1892. “THE MEMORY OF THE JUST IS BLESSED.” Henry Mouat Wood (1843-1924) ALSO OF MARION HIS WIFE, Cross on 3 plinths. WHO ENTERED INTO REST APRIL 19TH 1897 AGED 83. On 24 Sep 1834 Jacob Wood married Marion Campbell (born 30 Jun West: 1814), daughter of Frederick Campbell & Cordelia Mouat (source HENRY MOUAT WOOD peerage.com quoting Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th JANUARY 3RD 1843. ― MARCH 5TH 1924. edition).

In 1870 Henry Mouat Wood, son of Jacob Wood and Marion Cambell, married Edith Matthewanna Onslow, daughter of Matthew Richard Onslow and Eliza Antonia Wallace (source: online rootsweb pedigrees entitled ‘The Royal and Noble Families of Britain’).

The marriage of Henry Mouatt Wood to Edith Mathewana Onslow was registered 1871/Q4 St Geo H Sq.

In the 1881 census at 14 Edward Street, Bath: Jacob Wood, aged 68, retired merchant, born at Tottenham, wife Marion, aged 65, born at Llangollen, Wales, children: Fanny, aged 44, born at Havre, France, and Marion, aged 44, born at Havre, France, and a servant.

In the 1891 census at 14 Edward Street, Bath: Jacob Wood, aged 78, living on own means, born at Tottenham, wife Marion, aged 75, born at Llangollen, children: Fanny, aged 55, born in France, and Marion, aged 55, born in France, and a servant.

From the burial register: Jacob Wood, aged 80, of 14 Edward St, was buried on 13 Jan 1892.

From the burial register: Marion Wood, aged 83, of 14 Edward St, was buried on 22 Apr 1897.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Henry Mouat Wood, aged 81, of 6 Fountain Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 7 Mar 1924.

The ‘Mouat Wood’ combination occurs with Jane Mouat Wood painter of Flowering Gum, dated 1866, and Alfred Mouat Wood, sailor with 47 years’ service in 1955, British nationality (the other sailors just have ‘British’), engaged at Falmouth, for whom there is a grave at Harton, South Shields. D.U.40 Flora Ann Pidsley East: (1814-1892) FLORA ANN PIDSLEY MARCH 15TH 1892 Frederick Pidsley (1812-1902) West: THE REV. FREDERICK PIDSLEY BORN AUG. 31ST 1812 DIED JUNE 20TH 1902.

Cross on plinths and kerb, the kerb being common with grave D.U.40.

The marriage of Frederic Pidsley to Flora Ann Wills was registered 1838/Q2 Beaminster. From The Gentleman’s Magazine Vol X Jul-Dec 1838 p92 in a list of marriages: May 1 ... Frederick Pidsley, esq. M.D. to Flora Anne, second dau. of the Rev. John Willis, Rector of South Perrott, Dorset.

From the burial order book: Flora Ann Pidsley, aged 77, of 4 Johnstone St, was buried on 19 Mar 1892.

The death of Frederick Pidsley, aged 89, was registered 1902/Q2 Salisbury. From the burial register: Frederic Pidsley, aged 89, of Glenrovey, nr Salisbury, was buried on 24 Feb 1902. (The date of 20 Jun 1902 on the memorial has been verified. This accords with the death registration being in the second quarter of 1902.)

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.U.41 Caroline Wills East: (1816-1892) CAROLINE WILLS MAY 8TH 1892 Matilda Wills (1819- 1896) West: MATILDA WILLS ST JANUARY 31 1896 Cross on plinths and kerb.

In the 1891 census at 4 Johnstone Street, Bath: Frederic Pidsley, aged 78, priest of the Church of England, born in Devon, wife Flora Ann, aged 74, born at South Perrot (Dorset), Caroline Wills, aged 72, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at South Perrot, Matilda Wills, aged 71, unmarried, sister, born at South Perrot, and two servants.

From the burial order book: Caroline Wills, aged 75, of 4 Johnstone St, was buried on 10 May 1892.

From the burial order book: Matilda Wills, aged 76, of 4 Johnstone St, was buried on 5 Feb 1896. D.U.41 Maria Codrington East: (1810-1890)  IN LOVING MEMORY OF Robert Codrington MARIA (1803-1895) WIFE OF MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT CODRINGTON ENTERED INTO REST 20TH FEBRUARY 1890 AGED 79

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK” Cross on 3 plinths and kerb, all in polished pink granite. West:  In the 1881 census at Bradley Court, Wotton under Edge (Glos): IN LOVING MEMORY OF Robert Codrington, aged 77, Major General Retired List (Infantry) ROBERT CODRINGTON Madras Army, born at Taunton (Som), wife Maria, aged 71, born at MAJOR GENERAL 45TH M.N.I. Dublin, children: Frederica M J, aged 46, unmarried, born at Lyme ENTERED INTO REST 15TH APRIL 1895 Regis (Dorset), Dora Harriet, aged 36, unmarried, born at Mysore East AGED 91. Indies, Emily Hannah, aged 35, unmarried, born at Mysore, Amy ― Louisa, aged 33, unmarried, born at Mysore, a grand-daughter and “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK” three servants. D-524

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Names Inscriptions Notes ― South (repeated on the north): From the burial order book: Maria Codrington, aged 79, of 28 Pulteney  St, was buried on 26 Feb 1890. “I SLEEP BUT MY HEART WAKETH.” From the burial order book: Robert Codrington, aged 91, of 28 Pulteney St, was buried on 19 Apr 1895. D.U.43 Harold Edmund South: Chasey (1889-1891) IN LOVING MEMORY OF HAROLD EDMUND CHASEY DIED 3RD APRIL 1891 AGED 18 MONTHS ALSO HIS MOTHER AUGUSTA MARIA, DIED 24TH NOV. 1928, AGED 68. Augusta Maria Chasey (1859-1928) North (on 1 line): ALSO HIS FATHER WARNEFORD STEPHEN CHASEY FOR 58 YEARS SACRISTAN AT ST MARY’S Warneford Stephen BATHWICK WHO ENTERED INTO REST 3RD JAN. 1947, AGED 84. Chasey (1862-1947)

On cross: Gilbert Graham PER CRUCEM Kerb, a cross and a separate plaque. Chasey (1892-1958) AD LUCEM

The birth of Augusta Maria Elford was registered 1859/Q2 Clutton. Dorothy Hilda Plaque: The birth of Wanford Stephen Cheasey (sic) was registered 1862/Q4 Chasey (1893-1973) ALSO Wells. GILBERT GRAHAM CHASEY TH DIED 8 SEPTEMBER 1958 The marriage of Warmford (sic) Stephen Chasey to Augusta Maria AGED 66 Elford at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1888/Q1 Bath.

AND OF HIS WIFE The birth of Edward Dunstan Chasey was registered 1888/Q4 Bath, DOROTHY HILDA, mother’s maiden name: Elford. TH DIED 9 JANUARY 1973 The birth of Harold Edmund Chasey was registered 1889/Q4 Bath, AGED 79. mother’s maiden name: Elford. The birth of Gilbert Graham Chasey was registered 1892/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Elford.

In the 1901 census at 13 Edward Street, Bath: Warneford S Chasey, aged 38, collector of income taxes, born at Baltonsborough (Som), wife Augusta M, aged 39, born at Temple Cloud (Som), children: Edward D, aged 12, born at Bath, Lionel C, aged 10, born at Bath, Gilbert G, aged 8, born at Bath, Lilian M, aged 5, born at Bath, and

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Names Inscriptions Notes Alban B, aged 6 months, born at Bath, Albert E Chasey, aged 36, unmarried, music seller’s assistant, born at Bath, and a servant.

From the burial order book: Harold Edmund Chasey, aged 18 months, of Fairfield Villas, was buried on 8 Apr 1891.

From the burial register: Augusta Maria Chasey, aged 68, of 13 Edward St, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 28 Nov 1928.

From the burial register: Warneford Stephen Chasey, aged 84, of 1 Vane St, Bath, was buried on 8 Jan 1947.

From the burial order book: Gilbert Graham Chasey, aged 66, of 5 Sydney Pl, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 11 Sep 1958.

The death of Dorothy Hilda Chasey, born on 9 Oct 1893, was registered 1973/Q1 Bath. From the burial order book: Dorothy Hilda Chasey, aged 79, of Woodside, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 16 Jan 1973. D.U.44 Henry Friend East: Kennedy (1824- In loving memory of 1893) HENRY FRIEND KENNEDY MAJOR GENERAL LATE 60TH ROYAL RIFLES Margaret Kennedy DIED 7TH JANUARY 1893, (1837-1907) AGED 68.

Herbert Alexander North: Kennedy (1870- MARGARET, HIS WIFE 1914) DAUGHTER OF THE Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. REV. JOHN HAMPDEN, M.A.

DIED 18TH AUGUST 1907. The birth of Margaret Ada Kennedy was registered 1872/Q2 Bath,

mother’s maiden name: Lampen (!). West:

HERBERT ALEXANDER KENNEDY In the 1881 census at 2 Darlington Street, Bath: Henry Friend CAPTAIN 2ND ROYAL IRISH RIFLES Kennedy, aged 36, Major-General of the Army, born at Emsworth FELL IN ACTION AT NEUVE CHAPELLE FRANCE (Hants), wife Margaret, aged 43, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon), OCTOBER 24TH 1914. children: Amy F, aged 22, unmarried, born at Bangalore, East Indies,

Alice E, aged 19, born at Wellington, East Indies, Beatrice, aged 16, CHRIST’S FAITHFUL SOLDIER AND SERVANT born at Stoke Damerel, Herbert A, aged 11, born at Bellary, East UNTO HIS LIFE’S END Indies, and Ada M, aged 9, born at Bath, and two servants.

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From the burial order book: Henry Friend Kennedy, aged 68, of 2 Darlington St, was buried on 9 Jan 1893.

From the burial order book: Margaret Kennedy, aged 70, of 2 Darlington St, was buried on 22 Aug 1907.

Herbert Alexander Kennedy, Captain 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, died on 28 Oct 1914; husband of Dorothy Kennedy; son of the late Gen. H. F. Kennedy, 60th Rifles (King's Royal Rifle Corps), and Margaret Kennedy, of Bath; Bethune Town Cemetery I.A.5 [CWGC].

See also G.D.29 and G.E.27. D.U.45 Henry Bright (1824- East: 1895) BY THY CROSS AND BLOOD GOOD LORD DELIVER THEM Arabella Harriet  TO THE GLORY OF GOD Bright (1821-1897) AND EVER LOVING MEMORY OF HENRY BRIGHT Mary Harriet WHO FELL ASLEEP AT BRIGHTON Elizabeth Bright 14 JUNE 1895 (1851-1910) AGED 70  R.I.P. A calvary on plinths and kerb.

North: The marriage of Henry Bright to Arabella Harriet Barnard was AT REST registered 1850/Q3 Bath.

 The birth of Mary Elizabeth Harriett Bright was registered 1851/Q2 ARABELLA Bath, mother’s maiden name: Barnard. HARRIET BRIGHT AGED 76, In the 1891 census at 38 Bathwick Street, Bath: Henry Bright, aged 66, TH 6 AUGUST 1897 accountant & collector, born at Bath, wife Arabella H, aged 64, born  at Bath, daughter Mary H E, aged 39, unmarried, living on own means, JESU MERCY born at Bath, and a servant.

South: From the burial order book: Henry Bright, aged 70, of 38 Bathwick St,

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Names Inscriptions Notes AT REST was buried on 20 Jun 1895.  From the burial order book: Arabella Harriet Bright, aged 76, of 38 MARY BRIGHT, Bathwick St, was buried on 9 Aug 1897. AGED 59,

22ND NOVEMBER 1910 From the burial register: Mary Harriet Elizabeth Bright, aged 59, of  Camberwell House, Camberwell, was buried on 26 Nov 1910. JESU MERCY D.U.46 Eleanor Freyberg In Ever Loving Memory (1832-1906) OF ELEANOR FREYBERG WHO ENTERED INTO REST CHRISTMAS MORNING 1906. RE-UNITED WITH ONE SHE DEARLY LOVED.

Cross on 3 plinths.

In the 1851 census at 49 Warwick Street, Westminster: Mrs Freyberg, aged 50, married, cheesemonger, born in Hampshire, children: James, aged 23, upholsterer, born at St James (Middx), Anne, aged 21, born at St James, Ellenor, aged 18, milliner, born at St James, and Edward, aged 16, piano forte maker, born at St James, two visitors and a servant.

In the 1871 census at Cotswold Lodge, Cirencester (Glos): William Whalley, aged 69, married, vicar of Toddington Church of England, born at Upper Slaughter (Glos), daughter Mary F, aged 22, born at Toddington, Ellen F Freyberg, aged 30, companion, born at St James, London, and three servants.

In the 1891 census at 5 Watermoor Road, Cirencester (Glos): Mary F Whalley, aged 39, unmarried, living on own means, born at Toddington (Glos), Eleanor Freyberg, aged 49, unmarried, friend, living on own means, born at St James, London, and two servants.

The death of Eleanor Freyberg, aged 74, was registered 1906/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Eleanor Freyberg, aged 74, of Kirkness House, 11 Edward St, was buried on 28 Dec 1906.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Ua.41 Frederick John IN LOVING MEMORY OF Hanks (1874-1966) FREDERICK J. HANKS PASSED AWAY 29TH AUG. 1966. Mary Jane Hanks ALSO MARY (1880-1972) HIS BELOVED WIFE PASSED AWAY 12TH DEC. 1972. Laurence Hanks ALSO LAURENCE (1916-1995) THEIR YOUNGEST SON PASSED AWAY 10TH OCT. 1995.

Headstone and a slab in pink, polished granite.

The birth of Frederick John Hanks was registered 1874/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mountjoy.

In the 1901 census at 16 Powlett Road, Bathwick, Bath: Abia Hanks, aged 64, widow, laundress, born at Midsomer Norton (Som), and children: Henry Amos, aged 37, unmarried, pork butcher, born at Twerton (Som), and Fredk Jno, aged 25, unmarried, carpenter, born at Bath.

The marriage of Frederick John Hanks to Mary Cottle at St John the Baptist, Peasedown was registered 1907/Q2 Clutton.

From the Post Office Bath Directory 1912: Hanks & Whiting, builders, contractors and undertakers etc., Forester road, Bathwick (Tel. 534) Hanks Frederick J. (Hanks & Whiting), 4 North parade

The birth of Laurence Hanks in 1916 was registered 1917/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cottle.

From the burial register: Frederick John Hanks, aged 91, of 20 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 2 Sep 1966.

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Mary Jane Hanks, aged 92, of 20 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 15 Dec 1972.

The death of Laurence Hanks, born on 17 Dec 1916, was registered 1995/Oct Bath. D.Ua.42- Emily Hannah South, left: 43 Codrington (1846- EMILY HANNAH CODRINGTON. 1912) DIED 13TH NOVEMBER, 1912.

Dora Harriet Hony South, right: (1844-1914) ALSO OF DORA HARRIET, George Henry Hony WIDOW OF GEORGE HENRY HONY. Tomb in pink, polished granite the topmost part pitched in the form (1837-1891) BURIED AT BAVERSTOCK CHURCHYARD. of a cross. Double-width plot.

Eleanor Maud North, left: Baptised on 6 Jul 1851 at Madras: Eleanor Maude Codrington, daughter Stewart (1851-1919) ALSO OF of Robert & Maria Codrington, date of birth 9 Feb 1851 [IGI]. ELEANOR MAUD Hopton Scott WIDOW OF HOPTON SCOTT STEWART The marriage of Eleanor Maude Codrington to Hopton Scott Stewart Stewart (1842-1903) MAJ. GEN. INDIAN ARMY, DIED 13 FEBRUARY .... was registered 1869/Q3 Dursley.

Robert Codrington North, right: From the Cavan Weekly News of 14 Jan 1878: (1803-1895) DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE STEWART - Jan. 12 at Clifton, the wife of Captain Hopton Scott ROBERT CODRINGTON, MAJ. GEN. INDIAN ARMY Stewart, Hyderabad Cavalry, Madras, Staff Corps, of a daughter. Maria Codrington AND MARIA, HIS WIFE. (1810-1890) In the 1881 census at Bradley Court, Wotton under Edge (Glos): North, lower band: Robert Codrington, aged 77, Major General Retired List (Infantry) Frederica Mary Jane FREDERICA MARY JANE CODRINGTON, ELDER DAUGHTER DIED 28TH APRIL 1924 Madras Army, born at Taunton (Som), wife Maria, aged 71, born at Codrington (1833- Dublin, children: Frederica M J, aged 46, unmarried, born at Lyme 1924) Regis (Dorset), Dora Harriet, aged 36, unmarried, born at Mysore East Indies, Emily Hannah, aged 35, unmarried, born at Mysore, Amy Louisa, aged 33, unmarried, born at Mysore, a grand-daughter and three servants.

The marriage of Dora Harriet Codrington to George Henry Hony was registered 1882/Q4 New Forest.

The death of George Henry Hony, aged 54, was registered 1892/Q1 New Forest. From the probate grant he died on 31 Dec 1891.

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Names Inscriptions Notes Colonel Hopton Scott Stewart to be Major-General. Dated 7th February, 1899.

In the 1901 census at 28 Pulteney Street, Bath: Frederica M Codrington, aged 66, unmarried, living on own means, born at Lyme Regis (Dorset), Dora Harriet Hony, aged 56, widow, sister, living on own means, born in India, Emily H Codrington, aged 55, unmarried, born in India, Amy L Codrington, aged 53, unmarried, living on own means, born in India, and three servants.

Hopton Scott Stewart, aged 60, died on 18 Mar 1903 and was buried at Coonoor, Madras [IGI].

The death of Emily H Codrington, aged 66, was registered 1912/Q4 Bath. From the burial register Emily Hannah Codrington, aged 66, of 28 Pulteney St, was buried on 16 Nov 1912.

The death of Dora Harriet Hony, aged 69, was registered 1914/Q2 Bath. From the National Probate Calendar 1914: HONY Dora Harriet of 28 Pulteney-street Bath widow died 16 April 1914 Probate Bristol 16 July to Frederica Mary Jane Codrington spinster. Effects £12354 3s. 7d.

From the burial register: Eleanor Maude Stewart, aged 68, of 28 Pulteney St, died at 15 Catharine Pl and was buried on 17 Feb 1919.

From the burial register: Frederica Mary Jane Codrington, aged 90, of 4 Royal Crescent (late 28 Pulteney St), Bath, was buried on 2 May 1924.

From the burial register and burial order book: Miss Amy Louisa Codrington, aged 83, of 24 Queen Square, Bath, was buried on 29 Nov 1930. From the grant of probate, she died on 28 Nov 1930.

See also D.U.41.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Ua.44 Charlotte Price East: Thackwell (1839- IN LOVING MEMORY 1910) OF CHARLOTTE PRICE THACKWELL Adolphus Lucas BORN 1 JULY 1839. DIED 13 MAY 1910. DAUGHTER OF CAPTAIN ADOLPHUS LUCAS Charlotte Loftie BOMBAY ARMY Lucas AND CHARLOTTE LOFTIE HIS WIFE STEPDAUGHTER OF GENERAL MOSSOM BOYD Mossom Boyd (- BENGAL ARMY Cross on a tapered plinth and kerb. The column of the cross has a 1865) WIDOW OF CAPTAIN JOSEPH THACKWELL carving of a lily. About half the lead is missing from the eastern side. FORMERLY OF THE 3RD LIGHT DRAGOONS T The spelling of ‘Aghada’ on the memorial has been checked, although Edward Joseph ELDEST SON OF L GENERAL SIR JOSEPH THACKWELL the lead is missing. Thackwell (1827- G.C.B. K.H. OF AGHADA HALL, CO. CORK.

1903) THE DARKNESS IS PAST AND THE TRUE LIGHT NOW SHINETH Will of John Moore Adolphus Lucas, Captain in the Honorable East 1ST JOHN 2.8 India Company's Service of Bath, Somerset, date 7 Feb 1833, PROB Mary Anna Carr 11/1811. (1837-1920) North:

IN LOVING MEMORY The marriage of Charlotte Price Lucas to Edward Joseph Thackwell Samuel Carr (1792- OF was registered 1852/Q1 St Thomas (Devon). 1854) MARY ANNA CARR, DAUGHTER OF THE REVEREND SAMUEL CARR, Born on 16 Dec 1856 at Anghada Hall, Rostellan, county Cork: Joseph VICAR OF ST PETERS COLCHESTER Edward Lewis Thackwell, son of Edward Joseph & Charlotte Price BORN 2ND JUNE 1837 Thackwell [IGI]. DIED 21ST FEBRUARY 1920 UNTIL THE DAY DAWN AND THE SHADOWS In the 1861 census at 37 Jewin St, Cripplegate, London: Edward J FLEE AWAY Thackwell, aged 32, married, lodger, gentleman, born at Canterbury.

In the 1881 census at 10 Kenilworth Road, Hastings (Sussex): Charlotte P Thackwell, aged 50, married, income from dividends, born at Bath.

In the 1891 census at 6 Sydney Place, Bath: Charlotte Thackwell, aged 60, married, living on own means, born at Bath, Arthur Thackwell, aged 8, grandson, born at Cork, a visitor, a governess and two servants.

In the 1901 census at 6 Sydney Place, Bath: Charlotte Price Thackwell, aged 70, married, living on own means, born at Bath, Mary Anna Carr, aged 63, unmarried, living on own means, born at Colchester (Essex), and two servants.

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The death of Edward J Thackwell, aged 76, was registered 1903/Q4 Gloucester. From the National Probate Calendar 1904: THACKWELL Edward Joseph of Barnwood-house Gloucester died 27 December 1903 Administration London 27 January to Charlotte Price Thackwell widow Effects £199 4s. 11d.

From the burial register: Charlotte Price Thackwell, aged 79, of 6 Sydney Place, Bath, was buried on 17 May 1910.

From the burial register: Mary Anna Carr, aged 82, of 6 Sydney Place, Bath, was buried on 25 Feb 1920.

In the 1851 census at Fern Hill, Charmouth (Dorset): Samuel Carr, aged 59, MA Rector of Eversden & vicar of St Peters Colchester, born at Colchester (Essex), wife Martha D, aged 30, born at Alton (Dorset), children: Sarah M. aged 30, born at Colchester, Priscilla B, aged 19, born at Colchester, Car[o]line L, aged 18, born at Colchester, Martha D, aged 16, born at Colchester, and Mary A, aged 13, born at Colchester, a housekeeper and four servants.

Will of Reverend Samuel Carr, Vicar of Saint Peters Colchester, Essex, date 8 Jul 1854, PROB 11/2194.

According to the probate of his will General Mossom Boyd died on 8 Apr 1865 at 6 Dawson-place Bayswater, London. D.Ua.45 Louisa Sarah North: Maxwell (1834- LOUISA SARAH MAXWELL 1905) BORN 21. DECEMBER 1834. DIED 24. JUNE 1905. WIFE OF Patrick Maxwell MAJOR- GENERAL PATRICK MAXWELL (1826-1906) South: MAJOR-GENERAL PATRICK MAXWELL BORN 3. DECEMBER 1826. DIED 13. JULY 1906. Tomb in polished pink granite, the top part of which is pitched 4 ways

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Names Inscriptions Notes with a raised cross on the apex.

In the 1891 census at 4 Barnard Villas, Bathwick, Bath: Patrick Maxwell, aged 64, Major General retired, born in Scotland, wife Louisa S, aged 56, born in Tasmania, daughter Mary V, aged 26, unmarried, living on own means, born in the East Indies, and three servants.

From the burial register: Louisa Sarah Maxwell, aged 70, of 19 Pulteney Road, was buried on 28 Jun 1905.

From the burial register: Patrick Maxwell, aged 79, of 19 Pulteney Road, was buried on 17 Jul 1906. D.Ua.46 Mary Georgiana East: Clara Grafton IN (1843-1905) loving memory of Jane Amelia MARY GEORGINA CLARA GRAFTON Catharine Grafton BORN JULY 2ND 1843 (1840-1908) ENTERED INTO REST AUGUST 1ST 1905

North: ALSO IN Cross on 3 plinths, the cross now resting on the grave. loving memory

of The birth of Jane Amelia Catherine Grafton was registered 1840/Q2 HER SISTER Bath, mother’s maiden name: Robertson. JANE AMELIA CATHARINE GRAFTON

AGED 68 YEARS In the 1901 census at the Vicarage, Castle Cary (Som): Augustus W “THERE REMAINETH THEREFORE A REST Grafton, aged 65, unmarried, clergyman (Church of England), born at FOR THE PEOPLE OF GOD.” Bath, Jane A C Grafton, aged 60, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, Mary G C Grafton, aged 57, unmarried, sister, born at Reading, and a servant.

From the burial register and burial order book: Mary Georgina Clara Grafton, aged 62, of 13 Sydney Place, died on 1 Aug 1905 and was buried on 5 Aug 1905.

From the burial order book: Jane Amelia Catherine Grafton, aged 67, of 13 Sydney Place, was buried on 30 Sep 1908. From the grant of probate, she died on 26 Sep 1908.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.W.43 George Astley East: Callaghan (1852- PRAY FOR 1920) GEORGE ASTLEY CALLAGHAN ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET G.C.B. Edith Saumerez G.C.V.O., BATH KING OF ARMS Callaghan (1856- WHO DIED NOVEMBER 23. 1920 1939) ON WHOSE SOUL SWEET JESU HAVE MERCY AMEN. Stella Callaghan (1885-1967) South: Celtic cross on a plinth in rough, white granite. ALSO EDITH SAUMEREZ George Astley Callaghan entered the Royal Navy in 1865. He served in CALLAGHAN the Boxer Rebellion in 1900 commanding HMS Endymion and HIS WIFE participated in the taking of Peking. Awarded the Italian Silver Medal BORN JULY 25.1856, for Service at Messina, 1908 (dated August 15 1910) for service that DIED FEBRUARY 8.1939 occurred as result of an earthquake there. In 1911 appointed as RESQUIESCAT IN PACE Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet. At the outbreak of the 1914- 18 war, before his term was due to end, he was succeeded by Admiral North: Sir John Jellicoe. He has an entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National AND Biography. STELLA CALLAGHAN In the 1851 census at 21 Circus, Bath: Robt Saumerez, aged 59, THEIR DAUGHTER retired naval officer, born at Newington (Surrey), wife Anne, aged 52, BORN JAN. 5. 1885 born at Bromledge (sic) (Kent), daughter Martha, aged 22, born at DIED JUNE 17. 1967 Kensington (Middx), and two servants. R.I.P. The marriage of Frederick Sowdon to Martha Saumerez at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath, was registered 1853/Q3 Bath.

The birth of May Caroline Carteret Saumerez Sowden was registered 1855/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Saumerez. The birth of Edith Saumerez Sowden was registered 1856/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Saumerez.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1861 census at 4 Princes Bldgs, Clifton: Caroline A Sowden, aged 55, fundholder’s wife, born on the Isle of Wight, Mary S Sowden, aged 5, grandchild, born at Dunkerton (Som), Edith S Sowden, aged 4, born at Dunkerton, a visitor and a servant.

The marriage of George Astley Callaghan to Edith Saumerez Grosvenor at St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1876/Q1 Bath.

In the 1881 census on HMS Thunderer: George A Callaghan, aged 28, married, Lieutenant, born in London.

The birth of Stella Callaghan was registered 1885/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Grosvenor.

In the 1891 census at 3 Raby Place, Bath: Edith S Callaghan, aged 34, married, living on own means, born at Dunkerton (Som), children: Dorothy, aged 14, born at Clevedon (Som), Cyril, aged 9, born at Bath, Noel, aged 8, born at Gosport (Hants), and Stella, aged 6, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants.

In the 1901 census at 2 Penlee Gardens, Devonport: Edith S Callaghan, aged 44, married, born at Dunkerton (Som), children: Cyril, aged 19, midshipman RN, born at Bath, and Noël, aged 18, born at Gosport (Hants), and three servants.

The funeral service for Sir George Astley Callaghan took place in Westminster Abbey. An account of the funeral appear in The Times of Sat 27 Nov 1920: “With the naval ceremonial proper to his rank the body of Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Callaghan, G.C.B., G.C.V.O., Bath King of Arms, was borne yesterday afternoon from Cadogan Court to Westminster Abbey for the funeral service. It was dusk when the procession arrived at the west door, and quite dark when the service began ― circumstances in which no funeral service has been held at the Abbey since the reign of George II. ... Thence it was taken to Paddington Station for removal last night to St. John’s, Bathwick, where the burial will take place at 10 o’clock this morning.” From the burial register: Sir George Astley Callaghan, aged 67, of Avonstone House, Bathampton, Bath, was buried on 27 Nov 1920. D-536

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From the burial register: Lady Edith Saumerez Callaghan, aged 82, of 29 Cliveden Pl, London SW1, was buried on 11 Feb 1939.

From the burial register: Stella Callaghan, aged 82, of Colley's Orchard, West Bagborough, Taunton, was buried on 21 Jul 1967. D.W.44 James Dunn (1841- East: 1919) JAMES DUNN PRIEST 40 YEARS VICAR Angelina Ann Dyke OF Dunn (1839-1935) S. JOHN BAPTIST BATHWICK BORN FEBRY 12TH 1841, DIED THE EVE OF S. JOHN BAPTIST 1919

JESU MERCY North: Cross on plinths and kerb. Access to the northern side is constrained ANGELINA by undergrowth. ANN DYKE DUNN

WIFE OF JAMES [DUNN] The marriage of James Dunn to Angelina Ann Dyke Troyle was BORN JUNE 21ST 1839 registered 1865/Q3 Tiverton. (For her siblings the marriages are under DIED APRIL 9TH [1935] ‘Troyte’ as are their entries in the 1861 census.)

From White's Devonshire Directory 1850: HUNTSHAM, a parish of scattered houses, 5 miles N.N.E. of Tiverton, has only 157 souls and 2930 acres of land. The Rev. E. B. Troyte, LL.D., is lord of the manor, owner of a great part of the soil, and patron and incumbent of the rectory, valued in K.B. at £10. 12s. 11d., and in 1831 at £260. He has a pleasant seat here called Huntsham House, and 49A. 2R. 14P. of glebe; but the Parsonage is in a decayed condition. The tithes were commuted in 1842 for £187 per annum. The manor was formerly held by the Stanton, Dunsland, Beare, and Lucas families, the latter of whom sold it to the Troytes. The Church is an ancient ivy mantled structure, with a tower and three bells. It has a fine old screen, and the seats have all variously carved ends, and bear the date, 1534.

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Names Inscriptions Notes (The ‘E B Troye’ is Edward Berkeley Troyte for whom there is a death registration in 1852/Q2 Tiverton. Will of Reverend Edward Berkeley Troyte, Rector Doctors of Laws of Huntsham, Devon, date 8 Jun 1852, PROB 11/2155.)

In the 1871 census at 5 Roydon Villas, Clifton: James Dunn, aged 30, assistant curate All Saints BA Oxford, born at Hannington (Hants), wife Angelina A D, aged 31, born at Little Bredly (sic) (Dorset), children: Mary A, aged 4, born at Milverton (Som), Charles A, aged 3, born at Milverton, and Stephen P J, aged 2, born at Clifton, a visitor and four servants. (Little Bredy is near Sixpenny Handley about 15km southeast of Shaftesbury.)

From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1874: Dunn, James, 5, Roydon Villas, Clifton, Bristol. ― B.N.C. Ox. B.A. 1864; d 1865, p 1866 by Bp of B. and W. C. of All S. Clifton, Dio. G. and B. 1868. Formerly C. of Milverton 1865-68.

In the 1901 census at St John’s Vicarage, Bath: James Dunn, aged 60, clergyman Church of England, born at Hannington (Hants), wife Angelina A D, aged 61, born at Little Bredy (Dorset), children: Joanna D D, aged 26, born at Clifton, and Frances C J, aged 22, born at Clifton, and three servants.

From the burial register: James Dunn, aged 78, of The Vicarage of S John Baptist, Bathwick, was buried on 27 Jun 1919. (The feast day of St John the Baptist is 24 June.)

From the burial register: Angelina Ann Dyke Dunn, aged 95, of 2 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 13 Apr 1935.  PRAY FOR THE SOUL OF JAMES DUNN Memorial plaque in St John the Baptist, Bathwick: PRIEST, VICAR OF THIS PARISH 1879-1919 IN WHOSE MEMORY THE ROOD IS OFFERED TO GOD BY LOVING AND GRATEFUL FRIENDS

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Names Inscriptions Notes PRAY Memorial plaque in St John the Baptist, Bathwick: FOR THE SOUL OF ANGELINA ANNE DYKE DUNN A COMMUNICANT OF THIS CHURCH 1879 TO 1935

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.27 Darran Nigel IN LOVING MEMORY OF Wootten (1965- A DEAR SON & BROTHER 1982) DARRAN N. WOOTTEN DIED MAY 13TH 1982. AGED 17 YEARS.

Black plaque with gold lettering 8” x 14” across.

The death of Darren Nigel Wootten, born on 14 Mar 1965, was registered 1982/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Darran N Wootten, aged 17, was cremated at Haycombe on 29 Jun 1982, and his ashes buried on 20 May 1982. D.Y.28a Arthur William IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mitchell (1918- ARTHUR WILLIAM 1982) MITCHELL DIED 13. MAY 1982 AGED 63 Violet Phoebe ALSO HIS WIFE Mitchell (1919- VIOLET PHOEBE 2009) MITCHELL DIED 3. APRIL 2009 AGED 89 ALWAYS REMEMBERED

Black plaque with white lettering with an integral vase on a white flagstone (24” x 24”).

The birth of Arthur William Mitchell was registered 1918/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chaffey. The birth of Violet P Wake was registered 1919/Q2 Southwark, mother’s maiden name: Batterbury. The marriage of Arthur William Mitchell to Violet Phoebe Wake at St John the Evangelist, Upper Bristol Road, Bath was registered 1943/Q2 Bath.

The death of Arthur William Mitchell, born on 17 Oct 1918, was registered 1982/Q2 Bath.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.28b Edwin Sparshatt IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1929-1982) EDWIN SPARSHATT R.N. 3. 3. 29 ― 2. 4. 82 Muriel Isabel IN LOVING MEMORY OF Sparshatt (1932- MURIEL ISABEL 1982) SPARSHATT 6. 1. 32 ― 10. 11. 82

Plaque of 2 stones and lead lettering. Overall 15” x 15”.

From the burial register: Edwin Sparshatt, aged 53, of 10 Woodland Grove, Claverton Down, Bath died on 2 Apr 1982 at Katlifa, Saudi Arabia, was cremated at Haycombe on 11 May 1982 and his ashes were buried on 14 May 1982.

The death of Muriel Isabel Sparshati (sic), born on 6 Jan 1932, was registered 1982/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Muriel Isabel Sparshatt, aged 50, of 10 Woodland Grove, Claverton Down, Bath, was cremated at Haycombe on 16 Nov 1982 and her ashes were buried on 17 Nov 1982. D.Y.29a Joyce Eva Millicent IN LOVING MEMORY Jenkins (1903-1981) JOYCE E. M. JENKINS 9.6.1903 ― 6.1.1981 Donald Whyte and Jenkins (1903-1999) DONALD W. JENKINS 10.3.1903 – 16.6.1999 WITH CHRIST

Black plaque 12” high x 14” across.

The birth of Donald Whyte Jenkins was registered 1903/Q2 Uppingham. The birth of Joyce Eva Millicent Roberts was registered 1903/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stock.

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The marriage of Donald Whyte Jenkins to Joyce Eva Millicent Roberts at St Saviour’s, Larkhall, Bath was registered 1936/Q2 Bath.

The death of Joyce Eva Millicent Jenkins, born on 9 Jun 1903, was registered 1981/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Joyce E M Jenkins, aged 78, of 96 Englishcombe Lane, Bath, died at St Martins Hospital and was buried on 8 May 1981.

The death of Donald Whyte Jenkins, born on 10 Mar 1903, was registered 1999/Jun Bath & NE Somerset. D.Y.29b Joyce Fairburn Youd JOYCE FAIRBURN (1920-1980) YOUD 1.9.20 – 27.11.80

Plaque in light-coloured stone 9” high x 12” across.

The death of Joyce Fairburn Youd, born on 1 Sep 1920, was registered 1980/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Joyce Fairburn Youd, aged 60, of Gracefield, Greenway Lane, Bath, died on 27 Nov 1980, was cremated on 1 Dec 1980 and her ashes buried on 2 Dec 1980. D.Y.30 Leonard George LEONARD Taylor (1916-2003) TAYLOR 1916-2003

Grey plaque in polished granite 12” high x 16” across.

The death of Leonard George Taylor, born on 13 May 1916, was registered 2003/Apr Reading. From the burial register: Leonard George Taylor, aged 86, died on 2 Apr 2003, was cremated on 14 Apr D-542

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Names Inscriptions Notes 2003, and his ashes were buried on 30 Aug 2003. D.Y.31a Mark Andrew IN LOVING MEMORY OF Stillman (1952- MARK STILLMAN 1979) DIED 28. MAY 1979, AGED 26. BELOVED SON OF Norman Albert NORMAN Reginald Stillman DIED 26. JUNE 1992, AGED 7_ (1918-1992) AND JOYCE DIED 24. MAY 1995, AGED 72 Joyce Stillman (1922-1995) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Two plaques in grey polished granite, each 12” high x 15” across. ROGER JOHN

Roger John Stillman STILLMAN The birth of Norman Albert Reginald Stillman was registered 1918/Q3 (1947-2005) DIED 25. OCT. 2005 AGED 57 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Blake. ELDEST SON OF The birth of Joyce E Helsdown was registered 1922/Q2 Hastings, NORMAN AND JOYCE mother’s maiden name: Baker. AND HUSBAND OF JANE

BROTHER OF The marriage of Norman A R Stillman to Joyce Eileen Helsdown at St MARK AND CHRISTOPHER Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1945/Q4 Bath.

The birth of Robert John Stillman was registered 1947/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Helsdown.

The birth of Mark Andrew Stillman in 1952 was registered 1953/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Helsdown.

From the burial register: Mark Andrew Stillman, aged 26, of 18 Norfolk Crescent, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 7 Jul 1979.

The death of Norman Albert R Stillman, born on 7 Jul 1918, was registered 1992/Jul Bath. From the burial register: Norman Stillman, aged 73, of 76 Cemeley Green, Twerton, Bath, was cremated on 3 Jul 1992, and his ashes were buried on 7 Jul 1992.

The death of Joyce Eileen Stillman, born on 27 May 1922, was registered 1995/May Reading & Wokingham.

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The death of Roger John Stillman, born on 16 Dec 1947, was registered 2005/Oct Oxfordshire. D.Y.31b David John Victor IN LOVING MEMORY OF Barry (1913-1979) DAVID J. V. BARRY DIED MAY 1_TH 1979 AGED 66.

White plaque with lead lettering 12” high x 16” across.

The death of David John V Barry, born on 11 May 1913, was registered 1979/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: David John Victor Barry, aged 66, of Georgian Guest House, 34 Henrietta St, Bath, died on arrival RUH on 17 May 1979, was cremated in 22 May 1979 and his ashes were buried on 5 Jun 1979. D.Y.32 Colin Bainbridge COLIN BAINBRIDGE (1935-1979) DIED 10. APRIL 1979. AGED 43. BELOVED HUSBAND OF WYNNE.

Black plaque with an integral vase 18” high x 17” across.

From the burial order book: Colin Bainbridge, aged 43, of 9 Daniel St, Bathwick, Bath, died on 14 Apr 1979, was cremated on 19 Apr 1979 and his ashes buried on 20 Apr 1979.

The birth of Edward Norman Crosswood was registered 1908/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Howes.

From the burial register & burial order book: Edward Norman Crosswood, aged 10 days, of 93 Sydney Mews, was buried on 39 May 1908.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.33 Leslie Harold LESLIE HAROLD KING Pearce (1920-1978) DEAREST HUSBAND & FATHER 1920 ― 1978 Stephen Leslie STEPHEN LESLIE PEARCE Pearce (1944-1981) DEAREST SON & BROTHER 1944 ― 1981

Black plaque with gold lettering 14” high x 17” across.

From the burial order book: Leslie Harold Pearce, aged 58, of 134 Windy Arbor, Kenilworth, Warwick, died at Gulson Hospital, Coventry on 11 Dec 1978, was cremated and his ashes buried on 11 Jan 1979.

From the burial order book: Stephen Leslie Pearce, aged 36, of 126 Windy Arbor, Kenilworth, Warks, died on 16 Feb 1981, was cremated at Coventry on 23 Feb 1981 and his ashes buried on 25 Feb 1981. D.Y.35a Elsie Violet Williams FONDEST MEMORIES (1887-1977) ELSIE V. WILLIAMS 1887-1977 Vera Elsie Hobbs ALSO HER DAUGHTER (1928-1980) VERA E. HOBBS 1928-1980

Plaque. The marriage of Vera Elsie Williams to Ronald John Hobbs at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1951/Q1 Bath.

The death of Elsie Violet Williams, born on 24 Sep 1887, was registered 1977/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Elsie Violet Williams, aged 90, of 95 Englishcombe Lane, Bath, was cremated and her ashes were buried on 23 Dec 1977.

The death of Vera Elsie Hobbs, born on 4 Sep 1928, was registered 1980/Q3 Mendip. From the burial register: Vera Hobbs, of 33 Goose

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Names Inscriptions Notes St, Beckington, died on 21 Sep 1980, was cremated and her ashes were buried on 23 Oct 1980. D.Y.35b James Alford (1898- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1979) JAMES ALFORD JULY 1898 ― SEPTEMBER 1979.

Black plaque with gold lettering 14” high x 16” across.

From the burial order book: James Alford, aged 81, of Coopers Cottage, Horsecombe Vale, Combe Down, Bath, died at the RUH, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 13 Jan 1980. D.Y.36 Emily Josephine Cross, upper part: Pera Macrone In Christ. (1861-1914) EMILY JOSEPHINE William John YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE Bordwine Macrone W. B. MACRONE E.I...... (1836-1893) AND GRAND-DAUGHTER OF LT COL. BASIL JACKSON Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Basil Jackson (1796- OF CLEWSTONE, ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE 1889) BORN 14TH JULY 1861, DIED 21ST MAY 1914. Baptised on 10 Aug 1842 at Croydon (Surrey): William John Bordwine NOTHING IN MY HAND I BRING Macrone, son of John & Eliza Adeline Macrone, date of birth 30 Sep SIMPLY TO THY CROSS I CLING 1836 [IGI].

In the 1881 census at 36 Kelvingrove Street, Glasgow: William B Macrone, aged 44, lodger, civil engineer, born in London.

In the 1881 census at Hillborough, Ross (Herefordshire): Basil Jackson, aged 85, widower, Lieut Colonel retired, born in Scotland, children: Henry B, aged 41, unmarried, retired Lieut of Army, born in Kent, and Charlotte M, aged 37, unmarried, born at Croydon (Surrey), Emily J P Macrone, aged 19, grand-daughter, born at sea, and two servants.

The death of Basil Jackson, aged 94, was registered 1889/Q4 Ross.

The marriage of William John Bordwine Macrone to Jane Morphew Friend at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered

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Names Inscriptions Notes 1890/Q2 Bath.

The death of William John B Macrone, aged 57, was registered 1893/Q2 Barton R.

The death of Emily J P Macrone, aged 51, was registered 1914/Q2 Westhampnett (Sussex). From the burial register: Emily Josephine Pera Macrone, aged 52, of 21 Forester Rd, was buried on 25 May 1914. D.Y.37 Percy Rogers (1826- East: 1910) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mary Frances Rogers REV. CANON PERCY ROGERS R.N. (1833-1914) LATE RECTOR OF SIMONBURN NORTHUMBERLAND ST Frederika Mary AT REST JANUARY 21 1910 Spink Millard (1870- Cross on 3 plinths. Some of the lead is missing. 1925) I HOPE TO SEE MY PILOT FACE TO FACE WHEN I HAVE CROST THE BAR The marriage of Percy Rogers to Mary Frances Plumptre was Arthur Henry registered 1855/Q4 E Stonehouse. Millard (1869-1965) North: IN The birth of Frederica Mary S Rogers was registered 1870/Q4 E LOVING MEMORY OF Stonehouse (Devon). MARY FRANCES ROGERS WIFE OF In the 1901 census at 17 Pulteney Street, Bath: Percy Rogers, aged 74, REV. CANON PERCY ROGERS, R.N. clergyman Church of England Chaplain & Inspector RN retired, born at TH AT REST AUGUST 12 1914. Stonehouse (Devon), wife Mary F, aged 67, born at St George the Martyr, London, children: Rose P, aged 33, unmarried, born at “THE SOULS OF THE ...... Stonehouse, and Frederika M, aged 30, unmarried, born at WHO WITH THE ...... WHICH I HAVE ...... Stonehouse, and two servants.

South: From the burial register: Canon Percy Rogers, aged 83, of 17 Pulteney ALSO OF St, was buried on 26 Jan 1910. FREDA THEIR DAUGHTER From the burial register: Mary Frances Rogers, aged 81, of 17 WHO PASSED THE VEIL Pulteney St, was buried on 15 Aug 1914. JUNE 18TH 1925 The marriage of Frederika Mary Spink Rogers to Arthur Henry Millard

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Names Inscriptions Notes THE VERY DEAR LOVED AND LOVING was registered 1922/Q3 Bath. (The birth of Arthur Henry Millard was WIFE OF ARTHUR H. MILLARD registered 1869/Q2 Loughborough.) VICAR OF WILLOUGHBY ...... ― From the burial register: Fredericka Mary Spink Millard, aged 54, of ...... the Vicarage, Willoughby & Wysall, Notts, died at the Forbes Frazer Hosp. and was buried on 22 Jun 1925.

From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932,: MILLARD, Arthur Henry.― Selw. Coll. Cam. B.A. 1891, M.A. 1895. d 1893, p 1895 Southw. C. of St. Sav. Nottm. 1893-94; W. Bridford w Edwalton, Notts. 1895-98; Ashover 1898-1906; V. of Willoughby-in- the-Wolds w Wysall, Dio. Southw. from 1906. (P, Sir C. A. King Harman, K.C.M.G; Gross Inc. from 174 a of Gl. 250l, Net 200l and Ho; Pop. 533.) Vicarage, Wysall, Nottingham.

The death of Arthur H Millard, aged 95, was registered 1964/Q4 N Cotswold. D.Y.38 Eleanor Katherine In memoriam Babington (1851- ELEANOR KATHERINE BABINGTON 1916) DIED AUGUST 23RD 1916. R•I•P

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The cross is in three pieces.

The birth of Eleanor Katharine Babington was registered 1851/Q3 Alderbury.

The death of Eleanor K Babington, aged 65, was registered 1916/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Eleanora Katherine Babington, aged 65, of 24 S James' Square, was buried on 26 Aug 1916. From the National Probate Calendar 1916: BABINGTON Eleanor Katherine of 24 St. James-square Bath died 23 August 1916 Probate London 22 November to Emily Frances Fox (wife of Arthur Fox). Effects £494 14s. 1d. (The marriage of Emily Frances Babington to Arthur Edward W Fox was registered 1886/Q3 Barnstaple.)

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.39 Georgina Macdonald In (1856-1929) Memory of GEORGINA, Douglas Macdonald DAUGHTER OF THE LATE (1811-1865) DOUGLAS MACDONALD, LATE VICAR OF WEST ALVINGTON, DEVON, TH DIED JUNE 10 1929. R•I•P Cross on 3 plinths.

The birth of unnamed female Macdonald was registered 1856/Q3 Kingsbridge.

In the 1861 census at Vicarage House, West Alvington (Devon): Douglas Macdonald, aged 49, vicar of West Alvington, born at Broad Hinton (Wilts), wife Flora G, aged 45, born at Colway House (Herts), children: Flora, aged 20, born at W Alvington, Frances, aged 19, born at W Alvington, Cecilia, aged 18, born at W Alvington, Eva, aged 16, born at W Alvington, Helen, aged 14, born at W Alvington, Maurice, aged 10, born at W Alvington, Angus, aged 8, born at W Alvington, and Georgina, aged 4, born at W Alvington, a governess and four servants.

In the 1901 census at 5 Edward Street, Bath: Elizabeth Davidson, aged 71, unmarried, living on own means, born at East Harptree (Som), Georgina Macdonald, aged 44, unmarried, friend, living on own means, born at West Alvington (Devon), and three servants.

From the burial register: Georgina Macdonald, aged 72, of 5 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 15 Jun 1929. D.Y.40 Elisabeth Davidson IN (1829-1909) LOVING MEMORY OF ELISABETH DAVIDSON John Noah Davidson ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE (1796-1871) J. N. DAVIDSON OF EAST HARPTREE SOMERSET TH DIED OCT. 20 1909 AGED 80 R.I.P. Cross on plinths.

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Baptised on 12 Apr 1796 at Providence Chapel Tichfield St, Marylebone, London: John Noah Davidson, son of James & Ann Davidson, date of birth 5 Mar 1796 [IGI].

In the 1841 census at the Vicarage, East Harptree (Som): John Noah Davidson, aged 45, vicar, not born in Somerset, Charlotte Davidson, aged 40, not born in Somerset, Elizabeth Davidson, aged 11, born in Somerset, two presumed visitors, a governess and three servants.

In the 1851 census at East Harptree (Som): J H Davidson, aged 55, widower, vicar of East Harptree, born at Allhallows, Barking, London, children: Elizabeth, aged 22, unmarried, born at East Harptree, and Anna, aged 19, born at East Harptree, a visitor and four servants.

The marriage of John Noah Davidson to Mary Anne Catherine Tate was registered 1857/Q3 Kensington.

In the 1871 census at 11 St John’s Wood Road, Marylebone: John N Davidson, aged 75, MA minister of Church of England without cure of souls, born in London, wife Mary A C, aged 47, born at Bombay East Indies, a visitor and two servants.

The death of John Noah Davidson, aged 75, was registered 1871/Q3 Marylebone.

In the 1881 census at Secton House, Axminster (Devon): Anna Davidson, aged 55, unmarried, gentlewoman, born at Axminster, Mary Elizabeth Davidson, aged 53, unmarried, sister, gentlewoman, born at Axminster, Julia Edwards, aged 48, married, sister, gentlewoman – architect’s wife, born at Axminster, Elizabeth Davidson, aged 51, unmarried, cousin, gentlewoman, born at East Harptree (Som), and four servants.

From the burial register: Elisabeth Davidson, aged 80, of 5 Edward St, was buried on 25 Oct 1909. D-550

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.41 Elizabeth Watson ELIZABETH WATSON (1824-1908) ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 16TH 1908 AGED 84.

Cross on 3 plinths.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Watson, aged 83, of 57 Pulteney St, was buried on 18 Mar 1908. From the National Probate Calendar 1908: WATSON Elizabeth of 57 Pulteney-street Bath widow died 16 March 1908 Probate London 9 April to Arthur Francis Forster esquire. Effects £581 14s. 2d. D.Y.42 George Crabb North: Membery (1826- In Loving Memory of 1908) GEORGE CRABB MEMBERY WHO DIED JANUARY 14TH 1908 Elizabeth Membery AGED 81 YEARS (1826-1908) ― TO LIVE IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE YOU LOVE IS NOT TO DIE Pitched 4 ways. South: Also to the memory of In the 1901 census at Beaufort Cottage, St Saviours, Bath: George C ELIZABETH MEMBERY Membery, aged 73, retired licensed victualler, born at Monkton Wylde WIFE OF GEORGE CRABB MEMBERY (Dorset), wife Elizabeth, aged 73, born at Okehampton (Devon), and WHO DIED APRIL 4TH 1908 son Robert, aged 29, unmarried, ironmonger – employer, born at AGED 81 YEARS Deptford (Kent). ― SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP. From the burial register: George Crabb Membery, aged 81, of 20 Rockcliffe Road, was buried on 17 Jan 1908.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Membery, aged 81, of 20 Rockcliffe Road, died at 12 Hanover St, was buried on 8 Apr 1908.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.43 Charles Clarke Kerb, north (on 1 line): (1827-1907) CHARLES CLARKE, LATE OF ASHBY DE LA LAUNDE, LINCOLNSHIRE WHO PASSED AWAY OCT. 2 1907

Kerb. There are remains of part the upper section of a cross.

Ashby-de-la Launde is SSE of Lincoln and north of Sleaford.

From Lyra Venatica: A Collection of Hunting Songs complied by John Sheard Reeve (London: Arthur L Humphreys, 1906) From 'Ashby' there comes a hard-riding man,§ Whose motto with hounds is catch me who can ; With the 'Blankney' or 'Dukes' he with all can compete. There's no better sportsman appears at the meet.

§ Mr. Charles Clarke, a well-known farmer, afterwards of ' Bayard's Leap,' now — 1905 — retired.

From the Otago Witness of 19 Oct 1893, Page 11: “Twenty-six animals, a very even lot from the flock of Mr Charles Clarke of Ashby-de-la-Launde, made £395 17s, and average of £15 4s, the highest figure being 28gs and the lowest 9gs.”

In the 1901 census at Byard’s Leap, Leadenham (Lincs): Charles Clarke, aged 73, widower, farmer, born at Horton (Notts), his son Henry and his family, son John Robert and two servants.

From the burial register: Charles Clarke, aged 80, of 11 George St, was buried on 7 Oct 1907.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Sarah Clarke, aged 68, of 7 Lower East Hayes, Bath, was buried on 20 Jun 1912. From the grant of probate, she died on 16 Jun 1912.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.44 Francis James IN Silcox (1883-1910) LOVING MEMORY OF FRANCIS JAMES Emma Kate Silcox BELOVED HUSBAND OF (1872-1954) KATE SILCOX DIED SEPT. 6. 1910 AGED 27.

Headstone surmounted by a closed Celtic cross and kerb.

The birth of Emma Kate Gough was registered 1872/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dutton. The birth of Francis James Silcox in 1883 was registered 1884/Q1 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Clement.

The marriage of Francis James Silcox to Emma Kate Gough at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1905/Q4 Bath.

From the burial register: Francis James Silcox, aged 26, of Caroline Bdgs, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 9 Sep 1910.

From the burial register: Emma Kate Silcox, aged 82, of St Martin's Hospital, Bath, died on 24 Nov 1954 and was buried on 29 Nov 1954. D.Y.45 Florence Mary North, right: Russell (1854-1913) IN MEMORY OF FLORENCE MARY RUSSELL William Cook DAUGHTER OF THE LATE W.C. RUSSELL, M.R.C.S. (OF DONCASTER.) Russell (1810-1879) BORN FEBRUARY 5TH 1854, DIED AT BATH, DECEMBER 23RD 1913.

West: “Until the Day dawn.” A stone base on which is a pink, polished granite slab which has an integral, raised cross on top.

The birth of Florence Mary Russell was registered 1854/Q1 Doncaster.

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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1861 census at 50 Hall Gate, Doncaster (Yorks): William Cook Russell, aged 50, surgeon MRCS LAC London, born at Ripon (Yorks), wife Betsey H, aged 44, born at Barnsley (Yorks), children: Maria, aged 23, born at Blyth (Notts), Caroline, aged 17, born at Blyth, Florence M, aged 7, born at Doncaster, Amy C, aged 2, born at Doncaster, and Clara G, aged 7 months, born at Doncaster, and six servants.

The death of William Cook Russell, aged 69, was registered 1879/Q4 Doncaster.

In the 1901 census at Clevehurst, Chester Lodge Road, East Stoke, Guildford: Florence M Russell, aged 47, unmarried, living on own means, born at Doncaster (Yorks), Amy E Russell, aged 42, unmarried, sister, born at Doncaster, and three servants.

From the burial register: Florence Mary Russell, aged 58, of Fairfield, Newbridge Hill, was buried on 27 Dec 1913. D.Y.46 Marianne Harvard IN Short (1845-1912) LOVING MEMORY OF MARIANNE HARVARD SHORT, DIED 11TH JANUARY 1912. ― PEACE, PERFECT PEACE.

Tall headstone and kerb. The black headstone fits into a base of the same material. Around the top part is carving of flowers and leaves.

The birth of John Lucius Davoren was registered 1844/Q3 Rugby. The birth of Marianne Havard Wright was registered 1845/Q1 Birmingham.

From The British Medical Journal of 18 Nov 1871 p600: ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.-The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the College at a meeting of the Court of Examiners, on November 14th. ... Davoren, John Lucius, Wandsworth (Dublin School)

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Names Inscriptions Notes The marriage of Marianne Harvard Wright to John Lucius Davoren was registered 1871/Q1 Croydon.

In the 1871 census at 2 East Terrace, Wandsworth, London: John L Devoran, aged 26, BA N BT C Dublin general practitioner, born at Coventry, wife Marianne H, aged 26, born at Birmingham, and two servants. Lucius Davoren or Publicans and Sinners A Novel by Mary Elizabeth Braddon, published in 1873 has ‘Lucius Davoren surgeon’ as a character exploring in Canada with two acquaintances.

Baptised on 24 Jun 1874 at St Anne’s Wandsworth: Lucius Burslam Vesey Davoren, son of John Lucius Davoren & Marianna Havard Davoren.

There are a series of Davoren births in the London area in the period 1872–1879. The birth of Marian Davoren was registered 1872/Q1 Wandsworth. The birth of Lucius Burslem V Davoren was registered 1874/Q2 Wandsworth and Vesey Davoren, aged 7, appears in the 1881 census as nephew Arnold Wright. The birth of Arthur Hubert Davoren was registered 1877/Q4 Hampstead. Arnold H E Davoren, aged 3, appears in the 1881 census as grandson of Thomas D and Marianne Wright.

No death registration for John Lucius Davoren, ie in England & Wales, has been found. The National Archives J 77/240/6790 Divorce Court File: 6790. Appellant: Marianne Havard Davoren. Respondent: John Lucius Davoren. Type: Wife's petition. Date 1880.

The marriage of Marianne Havard Davoren/Wright to Thomas Short was registered 1882/Q2 Steyning.

The death of Lucius B V Davoren, aged 10, was registered 1883/Q1 Wandsworth.

In the 1891 census at 30 Gloster Place, Paddington, London: Marianne Short, aged 46, widow, living on own means, born at Birm[ing]ham,

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Names Inscriptions Notes daughter Marianne K, aged 19, born at Wandsworth (Surrey), Marianne Wright, aged 75, widow, mother, living on own means, born at Birmingham, Elizabeth Wright, aged 42, unmarried, sister, born at Birmingham, two visitors and two servants.

The death of Marianne H Short, aged 67, was registered 1912/Q1 Bristol. From the burial register: Marianne Harvard Short, aged 67, of 30 Pulteney St, was buried on 15 Jan 1912.

There are entries for Hubert A Davoren in Sands’ Directories for NSW from 1913 at Parramatta. The marriage of Hubert A E Davoren to Jennie Madigan was registered in 1916 at Glebe, NSW. Hubert Arnold Edward Davoren appears in NSW electoral rolls in the period 1930- 1954.

From the New Zealand Herald of 13 Nov 1918 (transcription at rootsweb by Delwyn Andrew): On November 12th, at his father’s residence, Avondale South, John Lucius Davoren, son of Westby Percival and Margaret Davoren, of pneumonia following influenza, age 27 years and 5 months. Interment today at Waikumete Cemetery at 3 pm. D.Y.47 Mary Louisa Kerb, north: Heywood (1841- MARY LOUISA HEYWOOD DIED NOV. 25. 1910. AGED 69. R.I.P. 1910)

Kerb with a cross resting on a stone. Some lead missing.

In the 1881 census at Forest Lodge, Stock (Essex): Charlotte Heywood, aged 74, widow, born at Buttbury (Essex), Mary Louisa, aged 39, unmarried, daughter, born at Orsett hamlet (Essex), a grandson and two servants.

In the 1901 census at The Cottage, St Clements Gardens, Bournemouth: Mary L Heywood, aged 60, unmarried, born at Roch (Essex), and a servant.

From the burial register: Mary Louisa Heywood, aged 69, of 27 Pulteney St, was buried on 29 Nov 1910. D-556

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Y.48 Max Richard IN Heymann (1862- LOVING MEMORY OF 1910) MAX RICHARD HEYMANN BORN 18. APRIL 1862, DIED 6. SEPT. 1910.

“I WILL GIVE YOU REST.” ―

Tall cross and kerb. The inscription is low down on the cross.

The marriage of Max Richard Heymann to Edith Alice Meadow was registered 1900/Q3 Paddington.

In the 1901 census at 10 Dunsford Place, Bath: Max R Heymann, aged 38, musical director & music teacher, born in Germany (naturalised British Subject), wife Edith A, aged 29, pianist, born at Isleworth (Middx), daughter Frieda K, aged 7 weeks, born at Bath, and a servant.

From the Musical Times of 1 Nov 1908: “... under the direction of Mr. Max Heymann, a former member of the Crystal Palace Orchestra. ...”

From The Bijou Guide to Bath (Fifth edition): The Bath City Band, under Max Heymann, plays in the Pump-Room Annexe and Roman Promenade every day (Sundays excepted) during the Winter season. Morning, 12 to 1 ; afternoon, 3 to 5 ; and Thursday and Saturday evenings, 8 to 10.

British Spas From 1815 to the Present: a social history by Phyllis Hembry, Edited and completed by Leonard W Cowrie and Evelyn E Cowrie (Fairleigh Dickinson University Press 1997): “During the winter the long-established Pump Room string orchestra performed thrice weekly and gave special concerts in the Grand Pump Room. It flourished when the Corporation promoted it from 1869, especially

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Names Inscriptions Notes when conducted by Max Heymann in 1892-1910.

The death of Max Richard Heymann, aged 48, was registered 1910/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Max Richard Heyman, aged 48, of Sunny Mead, Beechen Cliff, Bath, was buried on 10 Sep 1910.

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Row Z

Note that the numbering of the graves given in the burial does not accord with the overall grid and the map has supplementary numbers as a guide.

Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.23 Peter Perrett (1919) No memorial found. The birth of Peter Perrett was registered 1919/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Jones. From the burial register & burial order book: Peter Perrett, aged 3 days, was buried on 15 Sep 1919. D.Z.24 Elizabeth Harris IN (1814-1908) LOVING MEMORY OF Charles Harris ELIZABETH (1782-1847) WIDOW OF CHARLES HARRIS ESQ OF FULFORD GRANGE, YORK, DIED DECEMBER 26TH 1908, AGED 94 YEARS.

Celtic cross on a single plinth.

Will of Charles Harris, late Banker, Gentleman of Fulford Grange near York, date 16 Mar 1847, PROB 11/2052. From The Times of Wed 20 Jan 1847 (pg. 9; Issue 19451; col C): On the 17th inst., at his residence, Fulford-grange, near York, Charles Harris, Esq., in the 65th year of his age, late of Bradford, in the same county.

From the Bradford Observer of 13 Apr 1880 concerning Alfred Harris (1801-1880): He [Alfred Harris] was the youngest of three brothers... The elder brother Mr Charles Harris was a gentleman of well known liberality. He was in early life connected with the management of the Bradford Old Bank, established as a private concern by Mr Edmund Peckover in 1804 [note that the Harris's mother was a Peckover], and carried on by him for many years until Mr Charles Harris and his brothers Henry

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Names Inscriptions Notes and Alfred took up the management when it became known as Harris' Bank. Charles Harris resided at Eastbrook House at a time when Peckover Walks was a quiet suburb of Bradford. ...

In the 1851 census at Fulford Grange, Gate Fulford, York: Elizabeth Harris, aged 36, widow, annuitant, born at Morley (Yorks), children: Marianna, aged 10, born at York, and Charles E, aged 8, born at York, and five servants.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Harris, aged 94, of 77 Pulteney St, was buried on 29 Dec 1908. From the National Probate Calendar 1909: HARRIS Elizabeth of West Court Finchampstead Berkshire widow died 26 December 1908 at 77 Pulteney-street Bath Probate London 4 March to Charles Edward Harrison St. John esquire. Effects £45295 6s. D.Z.25 Alice Staveley IN Gordon (1843-1871) MEMORY OF George Gordon ALICE STAVELEY THE BELOVED WIFE OF GEORGE GORDON C.E. She went Home on the 30th Day of May 1871 AGED 27 PSALM CXIX V.165 Headstone, surmounted by a cross, and kerb. The first three words of the inscription are within an ivy wreath. This grave faces west rather than east.

Baptised on 5 Jan 1870 at Chintagunta, Madras presidency, India: Alice Elizabeth Gordon, daughter of George & Alice Staveley Gordon [IGI]. (Chintagunta is a small town about 400km north-west of Madras and 100km from Hyderabad.)

In the 1871 census as lodgers at 2 Russel Street, Walcot, Bath: Alice S Gordon, aged 26, married, civil engineer’s wife, born in Ireland, daughter Alice E, aged 1, born in India, and a servant.

The death of Alice Staveley Gordon, aged 27, was registered 1871/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Alice Staveley Gordon, aged 27, of 2 Russell St, was buried on 6 Jun 1871.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.26 Walter Hattam TO THE MEMORY Martin (1798-1874) OF WALTER HATTAM MARTIN. Walter Willasey WHO DIED AT Martin (1840-1911) 6 RUSSELL STREET, BATH. JAN. 11. 1874, AGED 75. Tomb as a single slab carved such that there are three tiers. The R.I.P upper surface is curved and has a raised cross at the eastern end. The IN LOVING MEMORY OF inscription faces west. WALTER WILLASEY MARTIN M.A. SON OF THE ABOVE In the 1851 census High Street, Bedford: Walter H Martin, aged 52, FORMERLY RECTOR OF SHEPPERTON MIDDLESEX householder, born at Walton on Thames (Surrey), children: Julia M, WHO DIED IN BATH SEPT. 18. 1911. aged 13, born in Jersey, Walter W, aged 10, born in Jersey, and AGED 71 YEARS. Edward J, aged 8, born at Brighton, and two servants.

In the 1871 census as lodgers at 4 Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham: Walter H Martin, aged 72, widower, born at Walton-on-Thames (Surrey), and Walter W Martin, aged 30, unmarried, born at St Helliers, Jersey.

From the burial register: Walter Hattam Martin, aged 76, of 6 Russell Street, was buried on 16 Jan 1874. The age of 75 on the MI has been verified.

From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1898: Martin, Walter Willasey, 29 Pulteney-street, Bath.― B.N.C. Ox. B.A. 1860, M.A. 1865. d 1863, p 1864 B. and W. F C. of H. Trin. Bridgwater, 1863-75; St. M. Magd. Taunton, 1865-68; All SS. Cheltm. 1868-70; R. of Shepperton, Middx. 1877-90.

From Alumni Oxonienses: Martin, Walter Willasey, o.s. Walter Hattam, of St. Helier, Isle of Jersey, arm. BRASENOSE COLL., matric. 5 June, 1858, aged 18; B.A. 1861, M.A. 1865, rector of Shepperton, Middlesex, since 1877.

From the burial register: Walter Willasey Martin, aged 71, of 49 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 21 Sep 1911.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.27 Helen Martin (1809- ENTERED INTO REST 1874) ON THE 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1874 Julia Elizabeth HELEN MARTIN Baldock (1807-1889) AGED 61 YEARS “THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST HIS SON CLEANSETH US FROM William Baldock (1792-1854) ALL SIN.” Slab with curved upper surface. Weathered and delaminated in parts. ALSO OF The inscription faces west. JULIA ELIZABETH BALDOCK

SISTER OF THE ABOVE In the 1851 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath: William Baldock, aged WIDOW OF WILLIAM BALDOCK 58, landed proprietor, born at Kingston on Thames, wife Julia Elizth, OF COOLING CASTLE KENT aged 45, born in London, daughter Julia Elizth, aged 8, born at 7 Oaks DIED OCT. 11TH 1889 AGED 84 (Kent), Ellen Martin, aged 36, unmarried, sister-in-law, shareholder, born at Brompton (Middx), and four servants.

The death of William Baldock, aged 61, was registered 1854/Q1 Bath. Will of William Baldock of Sevenoaks, Kent, date 22 Mar 1854, PROB 11/2187.

From the burial register: Helen Martin, aged 65, of 3 Royal Crescent, was buried on 30 Sep 1874. The age of 61 on the MI has been verified.

In the 1881 census at 3 Royal Crescent, Bath: Julia E Baldock, aged 75, widow, income from funds dividends &c, born in London, Julia E Severs, aged 38, married, daughter, born at Sevenoaks (Kent), three Severs grandchildren, and three servants.

From the burial register: Mrs Julia Elizabeth Baldock, aged 82, of 3 Royal Crescent, was buried on 14 Oct 1889. The age of 84 on the MI has been verified, D.Z.28, Thomas George East: 29 Montgomerie (1830- TO 1878) the loved memory of Thomas George Montgomerie Jane Montgomerie Colonel Royal Engineers (1833-1916) January 31st 1878. Aged 47. Fear not for I have redeemed thee. Beatrice Laura North: Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The inscriptions are as raised letters in Montgomerie (1875- Also of the stone on the eastern and northern faces and as lead on the 1943) Jane Montgomerie D-562

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Names Inscriptions Notes his wife southern face. Hastings Seton July 20th 1916. Montgomerie (1870- My Peace I give unto you. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas George Montgomerie (1830-1878) 1949) South: Participated in the Great Trigonometric Survey of India as a And of lieutenant in the 1850s. This was part of the Survey of India set up by Egidia Oswald BEATRICE LAURA MONTGOMERIE the HEIC in 1767. This aspect started in 1802 near Madras and was Montgomerie (1868- DIED SEPT 2ND 1943 expected to last 5 years but in the end took over 60 years, being 1952) MAJOR HASTINGS SETON taken over by the government in 1857. MONTGOMERIE He was the person to label K2, the second highest mountain in the DIED NOV 6TH 1949. world, the K standing for Karakoram. He was involved in attempts to EGIDIA OSWALD MONTGOMERIE extend the survey of India into Tibet but being closed to foreigners, DIED DECEMBER 24TH 1952. he employed and trained Indians, who entered Tibet disguised as travelling Tibetans, and became known as pundits.

From the burial register: Thomas George Montgomerie, aged 47, of 66 Pulteney St, was buried on 6 Feb 1878.

In the 1901 census at 66 Pulteney Street, Bath: Jane Montgomerie, aged 64, widow, living on own means, born in India, children: E[g]idia, aged 29, unmarried, born in India, Hastings, aged 28, unmarried, solicitor, born in India, and Beatrice, aged 25, born at Portishead (Som), and three servants.

From the burial register: Jane Montgomerie, aged 83, of 66 Pulteney St, was buried on 25 Jul 1916.

From the burial register: Beatrice Laura Montgomerie, aged 68, late of 66 Pulteney St, Bath, died at Chesterfield Nursing Home, Clifton, Bristol, and was buried on 5 Sep 1943.

From the burial register: Hastings Seton Montgomerie, aged 79, of 63R Drayton Gdns, London SW10, was cremated and his ashes buried on 14 Nov 1949.

The death of Egidia O Montgomerie, aged 84, was registered 1952/Q4 Bathavon. From the burial register: Egidia Oswald Montgomerie, aged 84, of Simons Close, Bathampton, was buried on 30 Dec 1952.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.30 Margaretta Green East: (1848-1881) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Edward Augustus MARGARETTA Green (1845-1918) THE WIFE OF EDWARD GREEN WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 28TH 1881 Sophia Annie Green AGED 32 YEARS (1849-1921) South: Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. ALSO OF Charles Edgar Green [EDW]ARD GREEN The birth of Edward Augustus Green was registered 1845/Q1 St (1883-1884) DIED AUGUST 1ST 1918 Thomas (Devon). ALSO OF SOPHIA GREEN Margaretta Green DIED FEB. 20TH 1921 In the 1871 census at High Street, Hythe (Kent): Julia Smith Barton, (1884-1963) PEACE, PERFECT PEACE. aged 52, widow, born at Hythe, children: Elizabeth Easty, aged 25, North: governess, born at Dover, Julia, aged 23, governess, born at Dover, ALSO OF and Margaret, aged 21, governess, born at Dover, seven DARLING LITTLE CHARLES scholars/boarders and two servants. WHO FELL ASLEEP JANY 6TH 1884 AGED 7 MONTHS The marriage of Edward Augustus Green to Margaretta Barton was ...... THRONE registered 1872/Q4 Elham (Kent). West: MARGARETTA GREEN From the burial book: Margaretta Green, aged 32, of 10 Bathwick WHO FELL ASLEEP ON DEC. 26TH 1963 Street, was buried on 2 May 1881. R.I.P The marriage of Edward Augustus Green to Sophia Annie Seymour was registered 1882/Q2 Bath.

The birth of Edgar Charles Green was registered 1883/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Seymour.

From the burial register: Charles Edgar Green, aged 5 months, of 10 Bathwick St, was buried on 9 Jan 1884.

The birth of Margaretta Green in 1884 was registered 1885/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Seymour.

In the 1901 census at 4 Rochfort Place, Bath: Edward Augustus Green, aged 56, brewer – employer, born at Heavitree, Exeter, wife Sophia Annie, aged 50, born at Castle Eden (Durham), children: Margaretta, aged 16, born at Bath, and Josephine Northcote, aged 14, born at Bath, and two servants. D-564

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From the burial register: Edward Augustus Green, aged 73, of Rochfort House, 4 Rochfort Pl, was buried on 3 Aug 1918.

From the burial register: Mrs Sophia Annie Green, aged 71, of 40 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 23 Feb 1921.

From the burial register: Margaretta Green, aged 79, of 18 Camden Crescent, Bath, was buried on 31 Dec 1963. D.Z.31 George Parsons East: Naylor Dixon (1857- 1879) “I LOOK FOR THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD.” Thomas George Dixon (1817-1898) GEORGE PARSONS NAYLOR DIXON ENTERED INTO REST MAY 1ST 1879 AGED 21 YEARS Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.

West: Born on 28 Jun 1857 at Newport (Salop): George Parsons Naylor Dixon, THOMAS GEORGE DIXON M.D. son of Thomas George Dixon & Sarah Naylor [IGI]. ENTERED INTO REST JANY 28TH 1898.

AGED 80 YEARS. In the 1861 census at Castle Street, Castle Nantwich (Ches): Thos Geo Dixon, aged 43, MD St And/53 MRCS Eng/41 LSA/42 general practitioner, born at Liverpool, wife Sarah, aged 36, born at Northwich, children: Barbara Jane, aged 10, born at Frodsham (Ches), Gertrude Elizth, aged 6, born at Northwich, Geo Parsons Naylor, aged 3, born at Northwich, and Ada Hannah, aged 2, born at Northwich, two nieces, a governess and four servants.

From the burial register: George Parsons Naylor Dixon, aged 21, of Bennett St, was buried on 6 May 1879.

From the burial register: Thomas George Dixon, aged 80, of Percival House, Eastbourne, was buried on 1 Feb 1898.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.32 William Dacres WILLIAM DACRES STANLEY Stanley (1824-1879) MAJOR GENERAL DIED JULY 31ST ......

Cross on 3 plinths. The cross is now under the turf growing on the grave. The middle plinth, which may have an inscription, is covered by white lichen.

Baptised on 8 May 1824 at Bridport (Dorset): William Dacres Stanley, son of William Pearce Stanley & Mary Tuck.

The marriage of William Dacres Stanley, son of William Pearce Stanley, to Jane Ann Cox, daughter of Douglas Leith Cox, on 6 Feb 1855 at Clifton was registered 1855/Q1 Clifton.

Baptised on 15 Feb 1857 at Prince of Wales Island, W Bengal: Mary Ann Elizabeth Stanley, daughter of William & Jane Ann Stanley, date of birth 7 Jan 1857 [IGI].

From the burial register: William Dacres Stanley, aged 55, of 11 Raby Place, was buried on 5 Aug 1879. From the National Probate Calendar 1879: 21 August. The Will of William Dacres Stanley late of 11 Raby- place in the Parish of Bathwick Bath in the County of Somerset a Retired Major-General from the Madras Staff Corps who died 31 July 1879 at Raby-place was proved at Bristol by Margaret Elizabeth Cox of 11 Raby-place Spinster the sole Executrix. Personal Estate under £7,000. D.Z.33 Robert William Duff ROBERT WILLIAM DUFF (1833-1879) CAPTAIN LATE 47TH M.N.I. BORN 3RD FEBRUARY 18__ WENT HOME 28TH DECEMBER ____

Cross on 3 plinths.

In the 1851 census at Brompton Barracks, Gillingham (Kent): Robert W

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Names Inscriptions Notes Duff, aged 19, Lieutenant Royal Engineers, born in London.

Born on 23 Jul 1867 at Cuttack, West Bengal: Robert William Duff, son of Robert William & Elizabeth Margaret Duff [IGI].

From the burial register: Capt Robert William Duff, aged 46, of 9 Darlington St, was buried on 31 Dec 1879.

In the 1891 census at 11 Woodville Road, Ealing (Middx): Elizabeth M Duff, aged 54, widow, born in Scotland, children: Marjery K, aged 25, born in the East Indies, and Charlotte E, aged 20, born in Switzerland, and two servants.

From the burial register: Elizabeth Margaret Duff, aged 58, of 2 Gordon Road, Ealing, was buried on 22 May 1895. From the National Probate Calendar 1895: DUFF Elizabeth Margaret of 12 Gordon-road Ealing Middlesex widow died 17 May 1895 Administration London 31 July to Marjory Kate Duff spinster Effects £1646 7s. 6d. D.Z.34 Diana Milner (1807- DIANA MILNER, 1889) WIDOW OF REVD PREBENDARY MILNER William Holme LATE VICAR OF HORNCASTLE, Milner (1804-1868) ENTERED ITO REST OCTR 1ST 1889, IN THE 82ND YEAR OF HER AGE.

LORD NOW LET ...... THY SER- ...... DEPART IN PEACE. Celtic cross on a tapered plinth. Kerb.

The marriage of William Holme Milner was registered 1840/Q3 E Ward (Westmorland).

In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Penrith (Cumb): William H Milner, aged 47, vicar of Penrith & JP for Cumberland & Westmorland, born at Orton (Westmorland), wife Jane M, aged 38, born at Appleby (Westmorland), two children, a governess and four servants.

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The marriage of William Holme Milner to Diana Dixon was registered 1853/Q3 Hunslet (Yorks).

From documentation of memorials at Orton (Westmorland), on a brass plaque: In memory of William Holme Milner. Vicar of Horncastle and Prebendary of Lincoln, and Formerly Vicar of Penrith. He was Son of the Revnd. Robert Milner, Vicar of Orton. Was born November 1st 1803 and died October 3rd 1868.

The death of William Holme Milner, aged 64, was registered 1868/Q4 Horncastle. From the National Probate Calendar 1868: 12 December. The Will of the Reverend William Holme Milner late of Horncastle in the County of Lincoln Clerk Prebendary of Welton Rival in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln and Vicar of Horncastle aforesaid deceased who died 3 October 1868 at Horncastle aforesaid was proved at Lincoln by the oaths of the Reverend William Williamson of Bath in the County of Somerset Clerk and the Reverend Samuel Lodge of Scrivelsby in the County of Lincoln aforesaid Clerk Rector of Scrivelsby aforesaid the Executors. Effects under £5,000.

In the 1871 census at 16 Macaulay Buildings, Bath: Diana Milner, aged 63, widow, proprietor of dividends, born at Skelton (Cumberland), a visitor and two servants.

From the burial order book: Diana Milner, aged 82, of Macaulia (sic) Bgs, was buried on 4 Oct 1889. D.Z.35 Henry Whitelegge (1821-1880)

George Henry Whitelegge (1859- 1880)

Rounded headstone. Completely delaminated.

The birth of George Henry Whitelegge was registered 1859/Q2

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Names Inscriptions Notes Macclesfield.

In the 1861 census at Preston Lane, Chorley (Lancs): Henry Whitelegge, aged 40, proprietor of land & houses, born at Manchester, wife Ann, aged 38, born at Manchester, children: William C, aged 11, born at Alderly (Ches), Benjamin A, aged 8, born at Manchester, Elizabeth V, aged 5, born at Chorley, Alice M, aged 4, born at Chorley, and George H, aged 2, born at Chorley, and two servants.

In the 1871 census at 7 Bothwell Street, Pancras, London: Henry Whitelegge, aged 50, widower, income from ..... & houses, born at Manchester, and children: Benjamin A, aged 18, student medicine, born at Manchester, and George H, aged 12, born at Chorley (Ches).

From the burial register: Henry Whitelegge, aged 59, of 73 Pulteney St, was buried on 7 Aug 1880. From the grant of probate, he died on 5 Aug 1880.

From the burial register: George Henry Whitelegge, aged 21, of 8 Laura Place, was buried on 19 Aug 1880. From the grant of probate, he died on 17 Aug 1880. D.Z.36, Thomas Monck- Band, north: 37 Mason (1837-1874) In Loving Memory of Thomas Monck Mason B..... G. S. died 26th Feby 1874, aged 36. Alice Portia Monck- Mason (1844-1935) Pitched, north: Also of Alice Portia wife of Winifred Alice Thomas Monck Mason, Monck-Mason (1869- died 7th April 1935, aged 91 years. Double-width plot with tomb pitched in the form of a cross. The 1967) So He bringeth them unto the haven where they would be. Ps.107.30. inscriptions on the pitched faces and around a band are in gothic script. The inscription on the southern band is difficult to read but Band, west: would seem to be Jeremiah 49.11 “Leave thy fatherless children, I I have called thee by ... name thou art Mine. will preserve them alive; and let thy widows trust in me”.

Pitched south: The birth of Thomas Monck Mason was registered 1837/Q3 Hastings. And of his daughter The birth of Alice Portia Wolley was registered 1844/Q2 Bedminster.

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Names Inscriptions Notes Winfred Alice who died 18th February 1967 aged 97 years From The Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal Mortimer-Percy by The Marquis of Ruvigny and Raineval, 1911: Alice Portia Wolley married Band, south: Thomas Monck-Mason of the Bombay C S on 3 Oct 1867. (This has his ...... children .... I will preserve them ...... trust in ME JER. 49. _1_. date of birth as 1 Sep 1837.)

The marriage of Thomas Monck Mason to Alice Portia Wolley was registered 1867/Q4 Bedminster.

From the burial register: Thomas Monck-Mason, aged 36, of 9 George St, was buried on 4 Mar 1874.

The birth of Dorothea Monck-Mason was registered 1874/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wolley.

From the burial register: Dorothea Monk-Mason, aged 4, of 33 Henrietta St, died on 2 Oct 1878 and was buried on 8 Oct 1878.

In the 1881 census at 19 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Alice P Monck Mason, aged 37, widow, income derived from dividends, born at St George’s (Som), children: Edith M, aged 12, born at Cheltenham, Winifred A, aged 11, born in the East Indies, Roger H, aged 10, born in the East Indies, and Thomas G, aged 8, born at Cheltenham, a governess and three servants.

From the burial register: Alice Portia Monck-Mason, aged 91, of 1 Selwood Pl, Kensington, London, was buried on 10 Aug 1935.

From the burial register: Winifred Alice Monck-Mason, aged 97, of Peterscroft Nursing Home, Ashurst, Southampton, was buried on 24 Feb 1967.

Roger Henry Monck-Mason (1871-1941) was a Captain in the Royal Munster Fusiliers. Thomas George Monck-Mason (1872-) went to Western Australia. He married there in 1902.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.38 Martha Rose Hannah Sacred Purdey (1839-1923) to the memory of MARTHA ROSE HANNAH PURDEY DIED NOVEMBER 19TH 1923, AGED 84.

Low headstone and kerb. An ant hill obscures most of the inscription.

In the 1861 census at Long Room Cottage, Pund St, East Stonehouse (Devon): Charles Purday, aged 62, widow, shoemaker, born at Modbury (Devon), children: Rose, aged 20, born at Buckland (Devon), Charles, aged 19, painter & plumber, born at Buckland, John, aged 17, bakers’ apprentice, born at Buckland, and James, aged 13, born at Buckland.

In the 1881 census at the Rectory, Simonburn (Northumberland): Percy Rogers, aged 54, rector of Simonburn, born at Stonehouse (Devon), wife Mary F, aged 47, born at St George the Martyr, London, three daughters, a governess, Rose H Purdy, aged 36, servant, sewing maid, born at Eggbuckland (Devon), and three other servants.

In the 1911 census in the household of Mary Frances Rogers at 17 Pulteney Street, Bath: Martha Rose Hannah Purdey, aged 63, unmarried, servant, lady’s maid, born at Crown Hill, Plymouth. (Eggbuckland is to the south-east of Crown Hill.)

From the burial register: Martha Rose Hannah Purdey, aged 84, of 17 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 22 Nov 1923. D.Z.39 Horatio Maunsell (1797-1879)

Jane Cockburn ...... 1879 Maunsell (1853- ...... 1879) ...... ER Louisa Ann Maunsell

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Names Inscriptions Notes (1815-1885) ...... IS WIFE, Headstone surmounted by a cross, with a kerb. The headstone is ...... AGED 69. almost completely delaminated...... of Saints From Pallot’s Marriage Index: Horatio Maunsell, clerk, bachelor, rector of Drumbo in county of Down in Ireland, married Louisa Ann Marriott in 1837 by licence in Canterbury Cathedral. Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licences, 1810-1837 vol 36 has: Rev Horatio Maunsell of Drumbo co. Down Ireland bach (38) & Louisa Ann Marriott of the Precincts Cant sp, at Cath. 29 May 1837.

The birth of Horatio George Maunsell was registered 1839/Q2 Blean (Kent).

In the 1851 census at a boarding house for pupils at Quality Hill, Houghton-le-Spring (Durham): Horatio G Maunsell, aged 11, boarder/ scholar born at Canterbury.

The death of Horatio Maunsell, aged 81, was registered 1879/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Revd Horatio Maunsell, aged 81, of 34 Henrietta St, was buried on 17 Mar 1879. (Curiously it has the date of death as the same day.) From the National Probate Calendar 1879: 28 April. Administration of the Personal Estate of the Reverend Horatio Maunsell late of 34 Henrietta-street Bath in the County of Somerset Clerk who died 12 March 1879 at 34 Henrietta-street was granted at the Principal Registry to Louisa Anne Maunsell of 34 Henrietta-street Widow the Relict. Personal Estate under £3,000.

From the burial order book: Jane Cockburn Maunsell, aged 26, of 34 Henrietta St, was buried on 23 Dec 1879. From the grant of probate, she died on 18 Dec 1879.

In the 1881 census at 34 Henrietta Street, Bath: Louisa A Maunsell, aged 64, widow, annuitant, born at Woodham (Essex), son Horatio G, aged 41, invalid, born at Canterbury, Eugene F (daughter), aged 25, annuitant, born in county Down, Ireland, three boarders and a servant.

From the burial order book: Louisa Ann Maunsell, aged 69, of 34 Henrietta St, died on 20 May 1885.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.40 Percy Alexander PERCY Stuart (1874-1880) DIED SEPTR 24. 1880.

“JESUS CALLED A LITTLE CHILD UNTO HIM.”

Small grave with a headstone surmounted by a cross, and kerb.

The death of Percy Alexander Stuart, aged 6, was registered 1880/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Percy Alexander Stuart, aged 6, of 19 Pulteney st, was buried on 27 Sep 1880. D.Z.41 Edward Otto EDWARD OTTO TREVELYAN Trevelyan (1810- PRIEST 1880) JULY 9. 1880, AGED 70.

IN CHRISTO.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.

The marriage of Edward Otto Trevelyan to Emma Bill was registered 1844/Q3 Upton on Severn.

The birth of Ethel Trevelyan was registered 1855/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bill.

In the 1871 census at 7 West Mall, Clifton: Edward O Trevelyan, aged 60, priest without cure of souls, born at Nettlecombe (Som), wife Emma, aged 56, born at York, daughter Ethel, aged 15, born at Bath, and five servants.

From the burial register: Edward Otto Trevelyan, aged 70, of Ashurst Hall, Nr Marshfield, was buried on 15 Jul 1880.

In the 1881 census at Ashwick Hall, Marshfield (Glos): Emma

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Names Inscriptions Notes Trevelyan, aged 66, farms 86 acres of parkland, born at York, children: Edward, aged 23, unmarried, no profession, born at Bath, and Ethelreda, aged 25, born at Bath, and seven servants.

From Alumni Oxonienses: Trevelyan, Edward Otto, born at Nettlecombe, Somerset, 5s. George, archdeacon of Bath. ORIEL COLL., matric. 26 March, 1827, aged 16; exhibitioner CORPUS CHRISTI COLL. 1827-31, B.A. 1831, M.A. 1840, curate of Stogumber, Somerset, 1841, until his death 9 July, 1880. See Foster’s Baronetage. D.Z.42 Anne Burgess (1816- ANNE BURGESS 1883) DIED JUNE THE 26TH 1883 AGED 66 YEARS.

Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.

In the 1881 census at Ashwick Mansion, Marshfield (Glos) as one of the seven servants: Anne Burgess, aged 63, unmarried, servant, house keeper (domestic), born at Kentisbury (Devon).

From the burial register: Anne Burgess, aged 68, of Ashwick Hall, was buried on 29 Jun 1883. The age of 66 on the MI has been verified.

Ashwick Hall is in Marshfield and is now a school. D.Z.43 William Turner IN (1832-1906) LOVING MEMORY _ OF _ Mary Ann Turner WILLIAM TURNER, (1844-1932) WHO WAS CALLED TO HIS REST NOV. 16: 1906. AGED 74 YEARS. ― Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. TILL THE RESURRECTION MORN. In the 1891 census at 9 Old King Street, Bath: William Turner, aged ALSO OF 59, widower, baths attendant, born at Newton St Cyres (Devon). MARY ANN, WIDOW OF THE ABOVE In the 1901 census at 1 Pulteney Terrace, Bath: William Turner, aged DIED AUGUST 18: 1932 D-574

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Names Inscriptions Notes AGED 88. 68, retired bath attendant, born at Newton St Cyres (Devon), wife Mary Elizabeth, aged 54, born at Marlborough (Wilts).

From the burial register: William Turner, aged 74, sidesman at St Mary’s Bathwick, of 1 Pulteney Terrace, Bath, was buried on 21 Nov 1906.

From the burial register: Mrs Mary Ann Turner, aged 88, of 1 Pulteney Terrace, Bath, was buried on 22 Aug 1932. D.Z.44 Sarah Ann Marks IN (1843-1907) MEMORY OF SARAH ANN MARKS WHO DIED FEB. 27. 1907 AGED 63.

Headstone surmounted by a Celtic cross.

In the 1891 census at 2 Grove Street, Bath: Sarah A Marks, aged 47, unmarried, seamstress (‘shirt’ added), born at Bath.

From the burial register: Sarah Ann Marks, aged 63, of 2 Grove St, was buried on 2 Mar 1907. From the National Probate Calendar 1907: MARKS Sarah Ann of 2 Grove-street Bath spinster died 27 February 1907 Administration Bristol 10 April to Jane Lewis widow Effects £153 7s. 11d. D.Z.45 Mary Forester Ross IN (1814-1907) MEMORY OF MARY FORESTER ROSS, William Ross NEE BAIN WIDOW OF WILLIAM ROSS, OF DUBLIN, WHO DIED 20TH MARCH 1907, AGED 92. Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb.

In the 1891 census at Glenmire, Avesme Road, Tormoham (Devon):

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Names Inscriptions Notes Mary F Ross, aged 74, widow, living on own means, born in Scotland.

From the burial register: Mary Forester Ross, aged 92, of 6 Johnstone St, was buried on 25 Mar 1907. D.Z.46 Ellen Turley (1811- No memorial found. 1907) The death of Ellen Turley, aged 96, was registered 1907/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Ellen Turley, aged 96, of 5 Forester Rd, was buried on 21 Oct 1907. D.Z.47 Anne Palmer (1838- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1907) ANNE William Henry THE BELOVED WIFE OF Palmer (1840-1916) WILLIAM HENRY PALMER WHO DIED DEC. 19. 1907. Emma Jane AGED 70 YEARS Southcott (1869- ― Headstone and kerb. The start of the inscription is in a band at the 1953) PEACE, PERFECT PEACE. top of the headstone, following the edge. ALSO WILLIAM HENRY PALMER In the 1901 census at 2 Rochfort Cottages, Bathwick, Bath: William HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE Palmer, aged 60, cabinet maker, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 61, DIED DEC. 19 1916 born at Bath, and children: Fred, aged 29, unmarried, cabinet maker, AGED 76 YEARS born at Bath, Frank, aged 25, cabinet maker, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 22, dressmaker, born at Bath. ALSO OF EMMA SOUTHCOTT From the burial register: Annie Palmer, aged 69, of 2 Rochfort WHO DIED DEC. 19 1953 Cottages, was buried on 23 Dec 1907.

From the burial register: William Henry Palmer, aged 76, of 2 Rochfort Cottages, was buried on 26 Dec 1916.

The marriage of Emma Jannett Palmer/Wherrett to Daniel Southcott was registered 1934/Q1 Bath.

The death of Emma J Southcott, aged 85, was registered 1953/Q4 Wells. From the burial register: Emma Jane Southcot, aged 84, of 2 Fieldings Rd, Twerton, Bath, was buried on 29 Dec 1953.

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Names Inscriptions Notes D.Z.48 James Stillman Kerb, north (on 1 line): Gibbs (1851-1917) IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES STILLMAN GIBBS, BORN FEB. 12TH 1851, DIED AUG. 16TH 1917. Emily Augusta Gibbs (1851-1922) Kerb, south: ALSO OF EMILY AUGUSTA, HIS WIDOW, WHO DIED NOV. 4TH 1922. AGED 71.

Kerb.

The birth of James Stillman Gibbs was registered 1851/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name Stillman. The birth of Emily Bale was registered 1851/Q4 Bradford W.

In the 1851 census at 9 Old King Street, Bath: Edward Mearns Gibbs, aged 29, tailor & draper master, born at Weston (Som), wife Eliza, aged 28, born at Bath, son James Stillman, aged 2 months, born at Bath, and a servant.

In the 1861 census at Horse Street, Bradford/Avon: William Bale, aged 51, boot maker, born at Ilminster (Som), wife Elizabeth, aged 52, born at Bradford, and children: Herbert W, aged 23, boot maker, born at Bradford, Edwin, aged 13, born at Bradford, and Emily A, aged 9, born at Bradford.

The marriage of James Hillman (sic) Gibbs to Emily Augusta Bale was registered 1874/Q4 Bradford W.

In the 1881 census at 4 Lower Camden Place, Walcot, Bath: James Gibbs, aged 30, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Emily, aged 29, upholstress, born at Bath, and Elizabeth Bale, aged 72, widow, mother-in-law, [living on] dividends, born at Bradford (Wilts).

The birth of Mabel Blanche Gibbs was registered 1884 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bale.

In the 1901 census at 3 Sydney Bldgs, Bath: James W (!) Gibbs, aged 50, insurance surveyor, born at Bath, wife Emily, aged 49, born at

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Names Inscriptions Notes Bradford on Avon (Wilts), and daughter Mabel B, aged 16, born at Bath.

From the burial register: James Stillman Gibbs, aged 66, of 22 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 20 Aug 1917.

From the burial register: Emily Augusta Gibbs, aged 71, of Greendown Lodge, Combe Down, late of 21 Sydney Bldgs, was buried on 8 Nov 1922.

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Row Za

This row is designated as ‘OZ’ in the burial order book but has been renamed to ‘Za’ here.

Names Inscriptions Notes D.Za.26 Edward Thomas Headstone: Watts (1895-1970) IN LOVING MEMORY EDWARD THOMAS WATTS Hilda Violet Watts DIED MAY 7TH 1970. (1899-1984) AGED 74 YEARS

Joan Patricia Watts HILDA VIOLET WATTS (1919-1988) LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER Terrence Watts DIED NOVEMBER 15TH 1984. Headstone, small kerb and a plaque in the form of an open book. (1938-1941) AGED 85 YEARS

The birth of Edward Thomas Watts was registered 1895/Q3 Plympton Marcus Victor Watts JOAN PATRICIA St Mary. (1927-1963) THEIR ELDEST DAUGHTER The birth of Hilda Violet Dann was registered 1899/Q2 Plymouth. DIED DECEMBER 18TH 1988

ASHES SCATTERED AT In the 1911 census at 16 Hermon Terrace, Peverell, Plymouth: William WHITSAND BAY Thomas Watts, aged 55, boilermaker – HM Dockyard, born at CORNWALL. Devonport, wife Emma, aged 49, born at Innishoun (Donegal), four

children of which the third was Edward Thomas, aged 15, apprentice Plaque: electrical fitter, born at St Budeaux (Devon).

IN DEAREST TILL WE MEET The marriage of Edward T Watts to Hilda V Dann was registered MEMORY OF AGAIN. 1919/Q1 Plymouth. TERRY ALSO

SON OF MARCUS The birth of Marcus V Watts was registered 1927/Q4 Devonport, E. T. & H. V. VICTOR mother’s maiden name: Dann. WATTS THIRD SON

AGED 3 YEARS AGED 35 YEARS The birth of Terrence Watts was registered 1938/Q2 Romford, 25.JUNE 1941. DIED 12.JUNE 1963 mother’s maiden name: Dann.

From the burial register: Terence Watts, aged 3, of Ravenswell, Sydney Gdns Rd, Bath, was buried on 28 Jun 1941.

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Names Inscriptions Notes

Passenger on the SS Queen Mary from New York to Southampton, arriving on 3 Mar 1953: Marcus Watts, aged 25, govt. official, Min. of Material Horse Guards Ave., London, country of last permanent residence: USA.

From the burial register: Marcus Victor Watts, aged 35, of 11 Minster Way, Warminster Rd, Bath, was cremated and his ashes were buried on 12 Jul 1963.

From the burial register: Edward Thomas Watts, aged 74, of Hillcrest, Bay View Rd, Looe, was cremated at Plymouth and his ashes were buried on 1 Jul 1970.

From the burial register: Hilda Violet Watts, aged 85, of Whitegates 24 Wolsey Rd, E Molsey, Kingston-upon-Thames, was cremated Kingston on 21 Nov 1984 and her ashes were buried on 19 Apr 1985.

The death of Joan Patricia Watts, born on 1 May 1919, was registered 1988/Dec Kingston upon Thames. There was a death notice in The Times of 20 Dec 1988 which gives the date of death as 16 Dec 1988. D.Za.27 Nellie Girdlestone NELLIE GIRDLESTONE (1876) 2ND MARCH 1876

Headstone with a trefoil top and on the latter a cross on which is the leaded inscription.

The birth of Francis Brooke Girdlestone was registered 1843/Q2 Bolton.

The marriage of Francis Brooke Girdlestone to Emily Frances A Salmon was registered 1875/Q2 Thornbury.

The birth of Nellie Girdlestone was registered 1876/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Salmon

The death of Nellie Girdlestone, aged 0, was registered 1876/Q1 Bath. D-580

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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Nellie Girdlestone, aged 1 day, of 7 Edward Street, was buried on 3 Mar 1876. From the burial order book: Nellie Girdlestone, of 7 Edward St, was buried in Mar 1876, the entry being made 1 year later than the event.

In the 1891 census at Harley Lodge, Clifton: Francis B Girdlestone, aged 48, General Manager Bristol Docks, born at Ambleside (Westmorland), wife Emily F A, aged 37, born at Alveston (Glos), two children (born at Clifton), and three servants. D.Za.28 John Bull Smith No memorial found. (1876) The marriage of John Bull Smith to Amelia Morrish at St James, Bath was registered 1869/Q4 Bath. The birth of John Bull Smith was registered 1876/Q1 Bath, mother’s mane: Morrish.

From the burial register & burial order book: John Bull Smith, aged 3 hours, of 29 Daniel St, was buried on 17 Jan 1876.

See Bath Abbey Cemetery (6.H.10) for the burial of John Bull Smith (1833-1890) and Amelia Smith (1835-1921).

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