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Glaisdale Old Churchyard Monument Inscriptions Glaisdale Old Churchyard Monument Inscriptions The attached listings and accompanying map of the old churchyard have been based on monument transcriptions initially compiled by the Cleveland History Society, to which many thanks are given. As no existing map of the churchyard could be found, this has been remapped in sketch format. It is not strictly accurate but it is hoped that it is sufficient for any interested persons to find any monument. The churchyard has been split into colour-coded sections in a fairly abitrary manner in the hope that this will also help any search. This is a draft version as the inscriptions still have to be verified by inspection. This has been done so far for sections N, S, SW. ©Glaisdale PCC May be copied and used for personal research purposes but may not be onsold. Donations to the church welcomed. Please see latest contact at http://www.achurchnearyou.com/glaisdale-st-thomas/ WAR MEMORIAL by crossroads To the memory of the men of Glaisdale who fell in the Great War 1914-1919. Jesu blest, Grant them in Thy love, rest. John BONAS Wm J.M.CHlI.D Jas JEFFERSON John PEARSON Ralph SCARTH Chas E.SCANLON John H.SCARTH Frederick W. SCARTH Francis R. SCARTH Wm YARD Ernest WILSON Pennock WINSPEAR Harry WINSPEAR. GLAISDALE OLD CHURCHYARD North Section - starting from Undercroft door near NE gate entrance (nearest to Church Room) N1 - In memory of John LIGHTON who died February the 6th 1858 aged 61years. Also John the son of John and Jane LIGHTON died December the 6th 1856 aged 13 years. Likewise Hannah their daughter the wife of George HEADLAM died April the 22nd 1857 aged 26 years. Also Jane wife of the above John LEIGHTON October 17th 1880 aged 75 years. 4 line verse. (Note - burial register records the name as Leighton, not LIGHTON) N2 - In affectionate remembrance of Ann wife of John CAMPION who died September 8th 1865 aged 40 years. "Afflictions sore long time she bore Physicians were in vain None could her ease till God did please To free her from her pain" Also Jane wife of Ambrose LYTH who died February 18th 1863 aged 29 years sister of the above & daughters of John & Elizabeth LEIGHTON. Also the above John CAMPION who died February 7th 1901 aged 73 years. N3 - Railed plot. (Left memorial) - Sacred to the memory of Nesfield COOK who died 5 Apr 1839 aged 40 years. Also of the children of Nesfield & Elizabeth COOK viz Ann who died 27 May 1840 aged 5 years. Thos SMITH died 1 Jun 1840 aged 10years. (Centre memorial) - Sacred to the memory of Alice daughter of the late Thos & Elizabeth SMITH of Egton Bridge died August 19th 1844 aged 49 years. (Right memorial) - Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth wife of the late Nesfield COOK who died at Whitby 17 Feb 1881 aged 85. In memory of Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Nesfield Cook of Hart Hall who died Sept 18th 1891 aged 61 years. N4 - small footstone, inscribed with MAR N5 - In affectionate remembrance of Mary Ann the beloved wife of Robert L.RICHARDSON of Glaisdale Station who departed this life March 25th 1875 aged 34years. N6 - Footstone B.R. H.E. N7 - In affectionate remembrance of Blanche RICHARDSON daughter of Robert and Mary Anne RICHARDSON of Glaisdale Station born July 10 died September 12th 1867. Also HARRY ESK son of the above born March 25th died April 15th 1870. "This lovely bud so young and fair Called hence into its home: Was sent to show how sweet a flower In paradise would bloom”. SW section starts against the boundary wall to the west of the church door. SW1 - Erected in memory of Betty the wife of William WOOD. She died August 25th 1836 aged 57 years. Also the above William WOOD who died January 7th 1869 aged 88 years. Also of Elizabeth his wife who died August 8th 1884 aged 85 years. 2 line verse. (Note - stone partly eroded and not legible) SW2 - In loving memory of Eliza Ann wife of Robert BROWN of Glaisdale who died March 31st 1911 aged 75 years. Also the above Robert BROWN who died at Thorneywaite Farm May 11th 1922 aged 88years. "Peace perfect peace" SW3 - In memory of Mercy the wife of Thomas BLACKBURN who died Dec 2 1872 aged 68 years. 2 line text Also the above Thomas BLACKBURN who died February 27th 1873 aged 82 years. 1 line text. (Part eroded) SW4 - To the memory of George DALE who died January the 7 1827 aged 87 years. Also Elizabeth his wife who died August the 4th 1832 aged 87 years. "Prepare to meet thy God" Also William WOOD their grandson who died March the 10 1824 aged 21 years. SW5 - Sacred to the memory of William THOMPSON of Glazedale Head who died Jun 5th 1845 aged 75 years. Also Hannah his wife died August 8th 1855 aged 82 years. Mary their daughter who died February 23rd? 18(47?)aged 43 years. 1 line text. (Lower part of stone very badly eroded) SW6 - Near this place rests in hope until the morning of the Resurrection the mortal remains of Robert FRANK of Glazedale who died February 13th 1838 aged 93 years. Also of Mary his wife who died January 31 1834 aged 89 years. 4 lines text. SW7 - Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth the wife of Robert FEATHERSTONE and daughter of Thomas & Ann BRECKON who died March the 20th 1840 aged 57 years. Also Elizabeth their daughter who died November the 14th 1834 aged 15 years. Also Ann their daughter who died March the 14th 1835 aged 20 years. SW8 - To the memory of William HEADLAM, mason and builder whom God called to his everlasting rest from a life of undefatigable labour, unimpeachable honestv, assiduous industry and invariable sobriety on the 9th March AD 1829 aged 63 years. 2 lines text. SW9 - In affectionate remembrance of Jonathan MARSAY late of Glaisdale who died March 9th 1870 aged 74 years. Also of Isabella wife of the above who died August 3rd 1877 aged 80 years. "Blessed are the dead which die in The Lord" SW10 - Erected in memory of Mary the wife of David ADAMS, she died Aprill (sic) 22. 1835 aged 81 years. Also Easter ELDERS her daughter who died Dec 10 1786 aged 9 years. Also the above named David ADAMS who died June 4 1852 aged 82 years. ?verse at base, illegible. SW11 - Sacred to the memory of Rachel, the wife of Richard RIGG who after a long and severe affliction which she bore with greatest patience departed this life on the 18th of July 1840 aged 65 years. Also the above Richard RIGG who died on 5th July 1845 aged 66 years. likewise Ann their daughter & wife of Robert FRANK of Glazedale who died February the 21st 1842 aged 29 years. SW12 - To the memory of Thomas BRECKON. He was the first that open'd his door to the Wesleyan ministry AD 1784 in Glazedale He departed this life July 9 1832 aged 80 years. Also Ann his wife who died February 22nd 1820 aged 66 years. Likewise Sarah their daughter and wife of Peter FEATHERSTONE She died March 26 1834 aged 40 years. I line text. SW13 - Erected in memory of Margaret COATES who died March 8th 1868 aged 75 years. "The living know that they must die" Also George COATES brother of the above who died November 29th 1876 aged 85 years. Also of Thomas COATES their brother who died December 14th 1878 aged 82 years. SW14 - Railed plot. In memory of Robert DALE of Glazedale died Dec 7th 1835 aged 40 years. Also 2 of his infant children. 4 line verse (cannot decipher) Also Hannah relict of the above and wife of John KETTON born 10 Oct 1815 died 15 Sep 1889. “No praise nor censure do this stone record Tis God alone can give a just reward Dare not vain man of ashes here below To laud on marble what thou canst not show Our state ere now is fixed, now were devine (sic) Think well, pass on, and meditate on thine SW15 - 3 Brass plaques. Upper left - In loving memory of Ethel OSTERGARD born 14th October 1870 died 10th February 1929. Upper right - In loving memory of Lawrence J. OSTERGARD born 27th November 1859 died 9th September 1941. Lower centre - In loving memory of Olga OSTERGARD born july 10th 1906 died Sept 6th 1983. SW16 - Table tomb. In loving memory of Mary the wife of William HODGSON who died nov 21st 1854 aged 41 years. Also the above William HODGSON who died Jun 30th 1865 aged 57? years. Ann the wife of Robert SHlP and sister to Mary HODGSON died in America Jan 1 1847 aged 35 years. Edmund Wm son of William & Mary HODGSON died 17 Jul 1850 aged 11 years. Also Edmund Wm their infant son died 24 Jun 1855 aged 8mths. (North face) - Also Robert son of William & Mary HODGSON who died 4 Aug 1864 aged 20 years. Also Hannah Mary HODGSON who died 15 Oct 1864 aged 10years. (Note - most of the above inscriptions now part illegible) SW17 - To the memory of Ellen BAILEY who died January 5th 1847 aged 62 years. "Afflictions sore long time I bore Physicians were in vain Till God through Christ did hear me mourn And easd me of my pain" Also Ann BAILEY sister of the above who died May 23rd 1860 aged 83 years. 4 lines text. SW18 - Erected to the memory of Thomas BAILEY late of Lealholm Hall who died June 8th 1853 aged 72 years.
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