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St Mary's Parish Church, Denbury Record of Gravestones, Cremations St Mary’s Parish Church, Denbury Record of Gravestones, Cremations and Monumental Inscriptions. 2 Contents Introduction………………………………………….3 North-West Section………………………………….4 North-East Section…………………………………...9 South-West Section…………………………………20 South Section………………………………………..23 South-East Section………………………………….31 New Section…………………………………………41 Cremations in South-West Section………………..42 Cremations in North-East Section………………...44 Monumental Inscriptions inside the Church……..45 Plans with grave numbers and names………..at end. 3 Introduction We first met on 6th April, 2002 to talk about how we should go about recording the gravestones in Denbury Churchyard. The graveyard surrounds the church on 3 sides. To make it easier to record the large area involved we divided the graveyard into several sections: North-west, North-east, South-west, South, South- east, and New. We started on the north side of the church and worked from the Lych gate, towards the east. Each grave or obvious sign of a burial was given a number. We used letters for Cremations. When we began the process of recording, we only included the names and dates, but then we realised other information on the gravestone was also very interesting and useful for family historians. So we decided to record everything that we could read on each grave. We also listed all the Monumental Inscriptions inside the Church, giving them numbers with the prefix letter C. Then there followed a lengthy process of checking and referring to other lists already compiled. To help visitors, to the graveyard, to locate a particular grave, we also produced an overall plan of the graveyard, showing how it was divided into sections. Each section then had a detailed plan with numbers and names shown. Elizabeth Burdon Jean Duggan February, 2005 Last updated 20th November, 2010 4 North - West Section 1. Restored by the inhabitants of Denbury and other friends in token of their affectionate esteem for the RECTOR, THE REV. J. H. REIBEY, 1884 and to his beloved memory on his decease, July 10th,1897 after 40 years ministry amongst them. See also M.I. in Sanctuary. 2. In loving memory of DANIEL, beloved husband of ELIZABETH WRAYFORD, who died June 2nd 1941, aged 70 years, also children of the above FREDA OCTAVIA died 29th July,1922 age 6 months. STANLEY JOHN died 9th Dec. 1924, age 2 months and of ELIZABETH, wife of DANIEL, died April 17th 1949, age 68 years. Also LOUISA MARY WRAYFORD died16th Feb, 1981 aged 74. 3. In loving memory of ANNIE LOUISE COLLINGS, died 11th Feb 1960, aged 76. Also of her beloved husband PERCY, died 23rd March 1938 aged 54 and of their infant grandson KEITH NEVILLE COLLINGS. Also of their son PERCY JAMES (JIM) beloved husband of ELIZABETH died 16th Nov 1967 aged 55 years. 4. Mound with urn 5. Boy Scout. In loving memory of THOMAS PETER BUTLER A.S.M. Denbury St. Mary’s 5 Boys Scout Troop. Called to higher service July 2nd, 1932. Aged 24 years. Eternal rest grant to him O Lord And let perpetual light shine upon him. 6. In loving memory of WILLIAM STEPHEN OADES born 10th June, 1889, died 2nd March 1969. Also of his beloved wife MARGARET ANNIE born 15th October 1886, died 11th March 1979. Loved and remembered always. At rest. 7. In loving memory of WILFRED OADES died 18th June 1948, aged 24 years. At rest. In loving memory of dear WILF In loving memory of Baby LORAINE died 2nd November 1957, aged 6 months. 8. In loving memory of our dear Mum MARGARET SARAH EILEEN HARRIS passed away 3rd April 1972. Aged 56. Loved and remembered always. 9. Pot on mound 10. Outline of small grave 11. In loving memory of THOMAS HARRIS born at Dartington February 6th 1826, died February 15th 1899. Peace Perfect Peace. 12. Outline of grave with two stone tips showing 13. Mound - no stones 14. Large square stone edged grave. In loving memory of ERNEST WILLIAM WEBB, 11th June 1918, 6th July 1998. In loving memory of MARGARET ROWELL WEBB, 21st May 1916, 7th August 2002. (Along edge) DAISY ELLEN the beloved wife of JOSEPH RUSSELL died November 16th 1938 aged 28 years. KATHLEEN the beloved wife of HENRY WEEDEN died April 22nd 1939 aged 28 years. In loving memory of the two sisters. 15. In loving memory of RUSSELL UNDERHAY died February 17th 1946, aged 73 years. Rest in peace. 16. Small grave outlined in stones. 17. Indecipherable 18. Small stone 6 19. Indecipherable 1820 Aged..... 20. Sacred to the memory of WILLIAM JOHNSON PITTS who died 18th May 1836 aged 6 months. Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade Death came with friendly care. The Spring Bud to heaven conveyed And bade it blossom there. Also of WILLIAM PITTS son of PETER and MARY PITTS who died 15th July 1828, aged 13 years. 21. In loving memory of MARIA wife of GEORGE CHAPPLE who died 21st August 1879 aged 58 years. 22. Stone tip of grave 23. Mound 24. In loving memory of GEORGE WHITE who died August 31st 1918, aged 68 years. Also SUSANNA WHITE who died November 18th 1942, aged 88 years. 25. In loving memory of WILLIAM BADCOCK who died 2nd August 1821, aged 40 years. Also of SUSANNA, his wife, who died 28th December: 1846 aged 66 years. Also MARIA wife of JOSIAH BADCOCK who died 11th October: 1889, aged 74 years. Also of the above named JOSIAH BADCOCK who died 1st June 1904, aged 85 years. Also of his second wife ELIZABETH BADCOCK who died 18th January, 1924, aged 91 years. 26. In loving memory of ELIZABETH BOWDEN WHITE, the dear beloved wife of JOHN WHITE, died November 3rd 1929, aged 86 years. Also of the above JOHN WHITE died January 27th 1941, aged 95 years. Peace perfect peace. 27. In loving memory of WILLIAM TOZER born 5th September 1879, died 19th October 1950. And of his wife LILLIAN TOZER born 25th December 1877, died 6th January 1954. Requiescant in pace. 28. Sacred to the memory of WILLIAM KNAPMAN who departed this life the 15th day of December, 1835 Aged 67 years. Also of MARY, his wife died September 24th 1847, aged 76 years. 29. Sacred to the memory of AGNES wife of HENRY EARL who died August 3rd 1841, aged 35/58 years. If we believe that Jesus died..... 30. Stone surround to grave In loving memory of FRANCIS, the beloved husband of EDITH FARLEIGH who 7 fell asleep November 23rd 1923, aged 56 years. Thy will be done Also EDITH, his wife who died September 17th 1935. 31. In loving memory of ELIZABETH ANN, the beloved wife of JAMES COLRIDGE who fell asleep in Jesus, July 14th 1901. Aged 39 years. 32. In loving memory of ERNEST JAMES FARLEIGH who died March 19th 1898 aged 24 years. 33. In memory of JOHN CHUDLEIGH who died the 3rd of April 1803 aged 44 years. Also SUSAN his wife who died 14th of July, 1834 aged 74 years. This stone is erected as a tribute of respect by their affectionate daughter MRS. JANE COSE of London 34. In affectionate remembrance of WILLIAM FURNEAUX who died July 23rd 1875, aged 67 years. Absent from the body, present with the Lord. 35. Sacred to the memory of ANN the daughter of RICHARD and ANN HARRIS of Modbury who died the 13th day of June, aged 39 years. Severely afflicted yet when most depressed Resigned she endured it as all for the best Praised God for the goodness both present and past And yielded her Spirit in Peace at the last. 36. Sacred to the memory of RICHARD HARRIS who died 14 May 1841, aged 74 years. Also of ANN his wife who died 2nd August 1847, aged 78. Also of JAMES their son died 4th March 1829, aged 18 years. Also of PHILLIS their daughter died 15th December 1829, aged 23 years. Also of WILLIAM their son died 13th January 1834, aged 23 years. 37. Grave outlined with slates 38. In affectionate remembrance of JAMES FARLEIGH who departed this life April 21st 1875, aged 44 years. Also of BESSIE FARLEIGH daughter of the above who died February 5th 1872, aged 13 years Also of JANE FARLEIGH third daughter of the above who fell asleep May 28th 1892, aged 22 years. No more sorrow, no more weeping. And of ELIZA widow of the above JAMES FARLEIGH who died September 5th 1919, aged 87 years. Thy will be done. 39. Grave outlined with slates. 8 40. Large square grave with iron railings JOHN W. ANDREW - rest indecipherable 41. Sacred to the memory of JOANNA the wife of JOHN BRULEY/BRUSEY who departed this life the 15th day of October 1800, aged 80 years . 42. Sacred to the memory of JOANNA BRULEY/BRUSEY daughter of JOHN and JOANNA BRULEY/BRUSEY who departed this life the 6th of April 1803 aged 46. 43. Outline of grave 44. and 45. 2 graves with one gravestone. In loving memory of JANE the wife of WILLIAM COLE of this parish who died May 10th 1878, aged 53 years. Also of WILLIAM COLE who died June 20th 1893, aged 83 years. Also EDWIN second son of the above died at Dawlish, April 21st 1899 aged 32 years. 9 North - East Section 46. Large square outline surrounding raised grave. Here lieth the body of AMELIA DULCIBELLA wife of SAMUEL H. BINGHAM, rector of this parish who entered into rest November 25th, 1899, aged 61 years. Pray for the soul of SAMUEL HENRY BINGHAM who died August 18th, 1916 aged 75 years. Jesu, Mercy. Peace perfect peace 47.
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