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Biddenden Monumental Inscriptions – Numerical Order Jan 2011 BIDDENDEN MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – NUMERICAL ORDER JAN 2011 LAST NAME AREA GRAVE INSCRIPTION No. NOTES LANE B 1001 Stanley Ernest / died 11th May 2010 aged 87 years No headstone MARCHANT B 1 Jacqueline Jane MARCHANT died 25.11.09 aged 66 years No headstone PARKMAN B 2 Sonia Ann PARKMAN died 25.4.09 aged 76 years No headstone FARRIS B 3 Donald FARRIS died 14.4.09 aged 76 years MOORE B 4 In loving memory of / Molly Elizabeth / MOORE / 28.8.1932-20.3.2009 / A kind and gentle lady / Mother and Grandmother / also her husband / Robert Edward MOORE / whose ashes are buried nearby MCDONALD B 5 Edward Geoffrey MCDONALD died 29.12.08 aged 77 years No headstone HOLLAND B 6 In / loving memory of / Clive Albert / HOLLAND / a very dear husband / Dad & Papa / 1.6.1932 – 28.10.2008 / Rest in Peace ANSLOW B 7 George Anslow / born 7th December 1922 / died 8th June 2008 / Gone from my eyes / but not from my heart PARMITER B 8 Cherished memories of / our beloved wife Mother and Nan / June PARMITER / 22nd May 1932 -13th May 2008 / Those we love don't go away / they walk beside us every day / unseen unheard but always near / still loved still missed and very dear CANE B 9 In memory of / Ivy CANE / 1915-2008 / our dearly loved / Mum Nan / and Great Nan /Always in our hearts / and minds / Golden Slumbers STANDEN B 10 In / loving memory of / Barbara Dorothy / STANDEN / 1922-2007 / daughter of / Thomas F STANDEN / 1894-1983 / and / Mabel STANDEN / 1896-1968 GROSSE B 11 In loving memory of / Vera GROSSE / 1926-2006 / beloved wife of Albert / and a truly wonderful / Mother and Grandmother / Forever in our Hearts CALAGARI C 12 In loving memory / of / a dear Mother & Nan / Marita CALAGARI / 20th May 1931-14th June 2006 / Loved and Remembered / aged 75 WILTSHIRE C 13 John Malcolm / WILTSHIRE / 2.4.1932-19.2.2005 / Beloved husband / Father and Brother / Always in our thoughts / Forever in our hearts Page 1 BIDDENDEN MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – NUMERICAL ORDER BEANEYJAN 2011 C 14 In / ever / loving memory / of my dearest husband / Abram BEANEY / passed away 2nd January 2005 / aged 64 /A while ago I lost a treasure / someone I wanted to keep forever / This heartache comes to others I know / but you are my husband & I love & miss you so / Forever your beloved / Anne & Family / In loving memory of a dear husband Abraham from his wife Annie xxx / (also other tributes) MCGARRY C 15 In loving memory of / Henry James McGARRY / Bob/ A dear husband / Dad and Grandad / 29.6.1925-14.3.2004 / A Normandy Veteran SMITH C 16 In loving memory of / Jackie SMITH / 12.1.1945-28.11.2004 / A loving wife Mum & Nanny / Always lovingly remembered / Death cannot part / Two loves in one heart SUMMERS C 17 Treasured / memories of / A loving husband / and Father / John Ellison SUMMERS / 8.12.1932- 27.4.2006 / aged 73 years / Love you always / BROWN C 18 Ronnie David BROWN / 25.6.54-14.01.04 / Memory is a golden chain / that binds us / till we meet again PHILLIPS C 19 In loving memory of / A dear wife Mother / and Grandmother / Christine PHILLIPS / 28.12.1935- 6.10.2003 / Goodnight and God Bless No headstone MATTHEWS C 20 Robert Henry Herbert / Matthews No headstone STANFORD C 21 Treasured memories / of / John J STANFORD / 1931-2003 / Always in our thoughts / Forever in our hearts VAUGHAN C 22 In / Loving Memory / of / Joan Dorothy / VAUGHAN / 20.3.1921-15.7.2002 MERCER C 23 In / Loving Memory / of / Lois Sheila MERCER / 1925-2002 / Beloved Mother / and Grandmother / A great loss MILLEN C 24 In loving memory of / A special Lady / Joan Lillie MILLEN / 1920-2002 / We used to ofter hear you say / Listen to the birds singing away / we so miss your loving caring way / more and more each passing day / Sidney Cyril MILLEN / 1919-2006 / In loving memory of / a man who loved / the countryside PRICE C 25 In ever loving memory of / Sylvia Joan PRICE / 1942-2002 / Beloved wife Mum and Nan / God has you in his keeping / but deep in our heart / you will always stay / loved and remembered Page 2 BIDDENDEN MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – NUMERICAL ORDER FARRISJAN 2011 C 26 Treasured memories / of / Harold E FARRIS / 14th February 1919-18th May 2001 / At rest / together again / beloved wife / Nora FARRIS / 29th June 1924-31st July 2002 ANDERSON C 27 Thomas Edward / ANDERSON / 25.12.1932-7.5.2001 / Remembered with love / Gratitude and Joy CONWAY C 28 In loving memory / of / Doris Love CONWAY / 1913-2000 / and / Walter O'Neil CONWAY / 1913-2001 / In whom I trusted ever / Michael BEANEY C 29 In loving memory of / Amos BEANEY / passed away 18th April 2000 / aged 73 / God looked around his garden / and saw an empty space / he looked down on earth below / and saw a tired face / the golden heart stopped beating / two working hearts at rest / (also other tributes) HOAD C 30 In / loving memory / of / Bertie HOAD / who passed away 25.8.99 / aged 91 years / Rest in peace GROSE C 31 In loving memory of / Elsie Alice GROSE / 1908-1982 / also Charles Frederick GROSE / Priest stone partially buried VANE / CLARK C 32 In / Loving memory of / a dear husband and Father / Sidney George VANE / died 16th February 1974 / aged 70 years / also of / a devoted wife and Mother / Mabel VANE / died 5th May 1979 / aged 74 years / Re-united / In loving memory of / Joyce CLARK / 1927-2006 / cherished / daughter / and wife / In loving memory of / Bill CLARK / 1927-2004 / devoted / husband / and son in law DENCE C 33 Elizabeth / Ellen / DENCE wooden cross FOWLER C 34 In/ Loving memory of / Bertram Joseph / Henry FOWLER / died / 23rd July 1974 / Aged 60 years / at rest SMITH C 35 In / Loving memory of / Arther Bob SMITH / 1900-1974 / and his wife / Mary Elizabeth / 1902- 1977 WILCOCKSON C 36 In loving memory of / Tip / Frederick Walter / WILCOCKSON / who died / 22nd February 1975 ELBOROUGH C 37 In / Memory of / William John / ELBOROUGH 1880-1975 WICKENS C 38 In / loving memory / of my dear Mother / Dorothy Daisy / WICKENS / died 7th March 1975 / Aged 83 years LUCKHURST C 39 Treasured memories of / A dear husband Dad and Grandad / Jim LUCKHURST / 16.9.1917- 12.2.1991 Page 3 BIDDENDEN MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – NUMERICAL ORDER ATKINSJAN 2011 C 40 In loving memory / of / Charles W ATKINS / 1916-1982 / and his wife / Ida Wicken / 1920-2009 REEVES C 41 In memory of / Stanley Raymond REEVES / 1924-1975 / Loving husband of / Marjorie / 1924- 2005 HINKLEY C 42 William HINKLEY / 1894-1981 / Emma HINKLEY / 1892-1975 wooden cross MOORE C 43 In memory of / Mary MOORE / born 12th May 1895 / died 15th February 1976 / and her sister / Ivy / born 9th October 1898 / died 2nd July 1980 NO NAME C 44 No name wooden cross BLACKFORD B 45 In loving memory of / Dulcie Evelyn BLACKFORD / passed away 12.11.1976 / aged 64 /also George / passed away 4.2.1991 / aged 90 / If love could have saved you / You would never have died / If tears could bring you back / You would be here by our side MANNING B 46 In memory of / our dear / Mummy and Nana / Mabel C / MANNING / born 18th November 1892 / died 22nd / March 1977 / Who loved us and was loved by us HYETT B 47 Irene Maud / HYETT / 1897-1977 WATTS B 48 Charles R WATTS / 1897-1977 / Nellie K WATTS / 1897-1989 / In / loving memory wooden cross WISE B 49 Annie WISE / 1905-1977 / Algy WISE / 1905-1979 solid square stone REEVES B 50 Peace / In / Loving memory of / Elizabeth REEVES / died 22nd June 1978 / aged 48 years / Forever in our thoughts HAMPSHIRE B 51 Sacred to the memory of / Vicki HAMPSHIRE / A loyal wife & devoted Mother / who died 21st November 1978 / and Jack HAMPSHIRE / husband and Father / An amiable eccentric / who died 4th August 1996 / RIP RENDELL B 52 Valentine RENDELL / (Nobby) / died 3rd May 1980 / aged 80 years WARD B 53 In fondest memory of / Nellie Emily WARD / died 21.4.1984 aged 61 years / And / William Charles WARD / died 17.11.1991 / aged 71 years / A wonderful Mum & Dad / and a great Nanny & Pop / A very special couple / Deeply loved and missed / Together again Page 4 BIDDENDEN MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – NUMERICAL ORDER HOMEWOODJAN 2011 B 54 In/ loving memory of / Leonard Vie HOMEWOOD / died 2nd May 1984 / aged 81 years / RIP / also his wife / Ivy Mabel HOMEWOOD / died 28th August 1992 / aged 92 years WISE B 55 In loving memory of / A devoted husband and Father / Jim WISE / who died on 5th May 1984 / aged 62 years / Jocelyn Mary WISE / Nee COX / who died on 11th January 2006 / Aged 83 years / “Remember the happy times “ GRANT B 56 In happy / memories of / a dear husband / & Daddy / Roy / McDonald / GRANT / passed away / 16th October / 1984 / aged 61 years PALMER B 57 in loving memory of / Queenie PALMER / 1905-1984 / and / Arthur Herbert / PALMER / 1901- 1985 / re-united MUNDAY B 58 Precious memories / of / our dear Mum and Dad / Frederick MUNDAY / 1905-1984 / Ivy MUNDAY / 1906-1991 / At rest FOSTER B 59 In/ Loving memory of / A dear husband son Dad / and Grandad (Grads) / Dennis William FOSTER / passed away 24th February 1985 / aged 54 years / Sadly missed ENGLISH B 60 In / Cherished memory of / Heather M ENGLISH / Who departed this life / 2nd June 1985 / Aged 49 years BOURNE A 61 Frederick William / BOURNE / 1899-1985 / son of Frederick / and Sarah Jane / of this parish / at peace BRIND A 62 In/ loving memory of / Violet Grace BRIND / died 28th January 1986 / aged 77 years / And / Charles William BRIND / died 27th January 1987 / aged 77 years RAWLINGS A 63 In loving memory of / Geoffrey Stuart RAWLINGS / died 30th April 1986 / aged 37 years / sadly missed and forever / in our thoughts HINKLEY A 64 Ever / Loving memory of William J HINKLEY / A dear husband & Father / who fell asleep / 26th February 1987 / aged 72 years ST CLAIR- A 65 18.4.1914-12.4.1987 / Leslie William / Frederick / ST CLAIR-PEARCE / Ppr.
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