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St Nicholas Church, Bracon Ash, Norfolk MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS in the CHURCH & CHURCHYARD of ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS, FLORDON, NORFOLK (as recorded in 1980, updated 2009) INTRODUCTION The inscriptions on monuments in Flordon Church and churchyard were recorded in 1980 by Mrs M Ryan & Mrs S Gilbert of Tasburgh W.I. assisted by Mrs P Boatwright of Shefford W.I., Bedfordshire. They appear to have used a map drawn by ‘D.G.R.’, Churchwarden of Flordon at that time, a copy of which was framed and hung in the vestry. We must be ever grateful to this valiant team, for some of the inscriptions have become illegible in the intervening 30 years – indeed some of the memorials no longer exist. We must also be grateful to Paul Cattermole and a team of pupils from Norwich School (members of the 6b Local History Group of King Edward VI School, Norwich, to be precise) who put together a booklet about the church and churchyard in 1992, including sketches by Oliver Hemming. His sketch of Will Dade’s grave is included here, but the detail has been lost to the weather in the past 18 years. Unfortunately, the sandstone graves are flaking and the limestone graves are being eaten away by acid rain…. This survey retains the wording recorded in 1980, with the addition of monuments added since that time. The 1980 map has been annotated and updated to help in finding the location of specific monuments. The up-date was done in June 2009 by Jill & David Wright of the Mulbarton Heritage Group assisted by Edmund Perry, Transcript Officer and Trustee of the Norfolk Family History Society. Mr Perry also helped by supplying a transcript of the burial register for 1813-2001. And our thanks to the present members of Flordon Church for their help and encouragement. MAP AND ORDER OF MIs The 1980s map and the graveyard survey seem to have been drawn up independently. The original survey divided the churchyard into 3 areas: A – west of the gravel paths to the church porch B – the area N of the church and E of the path, with newer graves C – the area S of the church and E of the path, with some of the oldest graves. Each MI was given a unique number beginning A, B or C, but running consecutively from the first MI, A1 (in the far SW corner of the churchyard) to the last MI, C127 (by the SE corner of the church). The numbers were given roughly along rows though these are not always obvious on the map! Consequently, graves added since 1980 have had to be fitted in with subsidiary letters linked to the number of the nearest pre-1980 grave (e.g. A010a and A010b). The newest graves in Area B have been added at the end (B128 – B140). Numbers and names are marked on the accompanying map. Fortunately the churchyard is compact enough for visitors to be able to find a particular monument with the help of the map and the charts listing each MI by location or by name in alphabetical order. We hope so! Jill Wright, Mulbarton, 2008 (using information from the above-mentioned booklet ‘Some Notes on the Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels FLORDON….’, text by Paul Cattermole, July 1992, now sold in aid of church funds.) Further information on Flordon Church today may be found at: http://www.mulbchurch.org.uk/Churches/Flordon/index.html ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, FLORDON NORFOLK MONUMENT INSCRIPTIONS Church Interior [CH] CH01 Brass plaque on N wall of nave, between windows. Inscription: AD 1816 A Benefaction of £200 left by Will of Mr THOMAS CLABBERY is invested in the per cent any Annuities in the names of the Rev. Sir WILL. ROB. KEMP JOHN GAY, Esq THOS. BROGHTWELL and FRANCIS [MARCH] The interest to be given in bread or coals to the poor of the parish the first Monday in February each year. CH02 Brass plaque on N wall of nave, under CH01 Commemorated: BURNEY EDGAR RICHARD WHITEHOUSE d. 21.01.1944 GRANVILLE SIDNEY SHARPE d. 24.09.1944 Inscription: 1939 – 1945 To the Glorious Memory of W/O Burney Edgar Richard WHITEHOUSE DFC, RAFVR Missing from Operations (pathfinding) January 21 1944 ----------------v----------------- W/O Granville Sidney SHARPE DFM RAFVR Killed on Operations (Pathfinding) September 24 1944 Their Names Live for Evermore CH03 Stone on floor in front of Communion Table Commemorated: ANN MARY WHITAKER d. 28.03.1862 age 31 Inscription: In a vault beneath are deposited the Remains of ANN MARY the beloved Wife of the Revd GASCOIGNE FREDERICK WHITAKER Rector of this Parish. She died 28th March 1862 Aged 31 years. CH04 Brass plaque in black lacquered surround, on S wall of nave between windows = WW1 Memorial To the Glory of God and in Memory of FRANK H. SMITH ARTHUR E. THOMPSON Killed August 12th 1915 JOHN HAZELL Died during training September 18th 1916 LEWIS BROWN Killed September 12th 1917 ALBERT GEORGE HAZELL Killed October 26th 1917 JAMES HENRY SAVORY Killed May 27th 1918 Of this Parish who gave their Lives for their Country in the Great War 1914 – 1919. Their name liveth for Evermore HISTORICAL NOTES on graves that have long disappeared: The Will of ROGER OF NORTHWOLD, Rector 1329-1372, instructed his executors to spend 60 shillings on his burial day, including that he be buried in the church porch. The historian Blomefield, writing about 1730, reported that an old gravestone remained in the porch. JOHN GOTTS, a Rector of Flordon who died in 1545, requested in his Will that his body be buried in the chancel at Flordon. Churchyard – Area A (west of gravel path) A001 Curbed headstone facing E; composition; chippings Commemorated: CHARLOTTE ALICE MARTIN d. 30.12.1963 age 62 EDITH KATE GEORGE d. 13.02.1916 age 29 Inscription: In Memory of CHARLOTTE ALICE MARTIN Died December 30th 1963 Aged 62 years EDITH KATE GEORGE Sister of the above Died February 13th 1916 Aged 29 years Rest in Peace A002 Curbed headstone facing E; composition; chippings Commemorated: MARTIN MARTIN d. 28.05.1934 age 79 ALICE EMILY MARTIN d. 19.07.1946 age 80 CLEMENT MARTIN d. 31.12.1918 age 27 Inscription: In Loving Memory of MARTIN MARTIN Died May 28th 1934 Aged 79 years And of his beloved wife ALICE EMILY MARTIN Died July 19th 1946 Aged 80 years Also of their son CLEMENT MARTIN Died Dec 31st 1918 Aged 27 years A003 Triple plot; curbed headstone; sandstone; facing E Commemorated: ELLEN CLIFT d. 21.11.1900 age 39 BENJAMIN DALE d. 15.08.1917 age 58 ELIZABETH DALE 30.01.1926 age 86 Inscription: In Loving Memory of ELLEN CLIFT Beloved wife of WILLIAM CLIFT Died Nov. 21st 1900, aged 39 years Also of BENJAMIN DALE Died Aug. 15th 1917 aged 8 years And of ELIZABETH DALE, their Mother, Died Jan. 30th 1926, aged 86 years “So He Giveth His Beloved Sleep” A004 Curbed headstone; sandstone; facing E Commemorated: WILLIAM BULLEN d. 03.02.1902 age 39 Inscription: “Thy will be done” In Loving Memory of WILLIAM BULLEN The beloved husband of HARRIET CAROLINE BULLEN Who died February 3rd 1902 Aged 39 years. “our light affliction which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.” A005a Small upright stone, next to and S of A005 Commemorated: EMMA ELIZABETH POTTER d. 1950 age c. 82 [Verified from Register entry for burial in 1950, age 81]] Inscription: In Memory of EMMA ELIZABETH POTTER 1868 – 1950 A005 Commemorated: WILLIAM POTTER d. 22.12.1906 age 68 EMMA POTTER d. 13.05.1920 age 81 THOMAS W. HARVEY POTTER 22.03.1907 age 39 Inscription: In Loving Memory of WILLIAM POTTER Who died Dec 22nd 1906 Aged 68 years. “He Giveth His Beloved Sleep” Psa.127.2 Also of EMMA POTTER The beloved wife of the above who died May 13th 1920 aged 81 years. Also of THOMAS W. HARVEY POTTER son of the above who died March 22nd 1907 aged 39 years Interred in WYMUNDHAM Cemetery. A006 Curbed headstone, marble, facing E, with flower holder and green chippings Commemorated: IDA H ARNOLD d. 11.03.1951 age 66 FREDERICK ARNOLD d. 02.12.1961 age 72 Inscription: Peace In Loving Memory of IDA H. ARNOLD the beloved wife of FREDERICK who died 11th March 1951 aged 66 years. “Thy Will Be Done” Also FREDERICK, her Loving Husband who died on his 72nd Birthday December 2nd 1961. Reunited. A007 Curbed headstone, composition, facing E Commemorated: ALICE EMMA ANSCOMB d. 19.04.1943 age 69 JAMES ANSCOMB d. 15.02.1962 age 90 Inscription: In Loving Memory Of ALICE EMMA Beloved wife of JAMES ANSCOMB Who died April 19th 1943 Aged 69 years. He Giveth His Beloved Sleep. Also JAMES Dearly beloved Husband of the above Who died Feb. 15th 1962 Aged 90 years. Re-united. A008 Curbed headstone; sandstone; facing E Commemorated: ELIZABETH H MANNING d. 15.01.1923 age 93 Inscription: Sacred to the Memory of ELIZABETH H. MANNING Widow of the late DAVID MANNING Born Jan. 1st 1832 Died Jan. 15th 1923 “I know that my Redeemer Liveth” A009 Curbed grave; cross on base; granite; facing E Commemorated: MARGARET CATHERINE KINDER d. [Easter day] 1926 [bur. 08.04.1926 age 42] Inscription: MARGARET CATHERIN KINDER wife of MARTIN KINDER / Died Easter Day 1926 the Good Comrade A010b Dark stone, leaning back at angle on plinth. Commemorated: GERTRUDE MAY MOYES d. 1997 age c.90 [bur. 05.10.1997 age 88] Inscription: In Loving Memory of GERTRUDE MAY MOYES 1908 – 1997 At rest with the Lord A010a Dark stone, leaning back at angle on plinth Commemorated: GEORGE WILLIAM HALE d.
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