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A Combined Record of St George's Church A Combined Record of St George’s Church Monumental Inscriptions and the Register of Graves Many of the headstones and monuments at St George’s church were removed during the 1970’s under “Operation Clean-up”. Prior to these works being undertaken in the churchyard a record of the Monumental Inscriptions was made by Pauline Phillips, the first female Curate of St George’s church. Pauline’s typed work is the only record of the monumental inscriptions that once were inscribed on the now lost headstones and monuments formerly at St George’s. Pauline’s work was painstakingly undertaken before the technological revolution that gave us the Internet, Home Computers, and Digital Camera’s. Forty years later, in the later part of the 2010’s, Kathryn Young digitally photographed every remaining headstone and monument at St George’s. Kathryn then uploaded the photographs, and their monumental inscriptions, onto the free to access, no membership required web site “Find A Grave”. These photographs and monumental inscriptions can now be found at: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2551941/st.-george-parish-churchyard this web site is searchable by name. Inside St George’s church are many stained glass windows, prayer desks, and other items that hold a memorial to someone buried at St George’s church, but who do not have a remaining headstone or monument. For these people a memorial to them has been created on the Find A Grave web site by Rita Vaughan. Pauline’s original work has now been reproduced, in 2020, in digital form, by Rita Vaughan, and this e-format now allows for searching and sharing. Pauline’s original layout and format is followed. This document is a printed version of the 2020 digital work. Also at St George’s Church, in the archives, there are two Registers of Graves: Version One is Typewritten and Bound. This is an undated work. It contains some entries not seen in Version Two. Version Two is Handwritten and has lost its front cover. It is inscribed: Revised 1932 by E B Clarke, Vicar. Most Entries in both Registers match. Where different information is given in the Register of Graves then both versions are contained in the records below. For Example: Grave 10, Range A, 1820 Ground Version One says J Gee lived at Park Cottage. Version Two says that J Gee lived at the Town Hall. These two versions simply show two different descriptions of the same address. The information from the Register of Graves has been included with the record of the Monumental Inscriptions. Generally speaking the burial book has been checked to see if the date of death corresponds with an entry. Quotes from Bible Passages or other popular or common sayings or statements are given in italics. For those headstones and memorials that had a monumental inscription in the 1970’s a statement is given to say whether the headstone remains in situ in its original position, or whether it was relocated and now forms part of the path, or whether it has been removed completely and to all intents and purposes no longer exists. Some headstones were taken off site, and some were buried on site. For those graves without a headstone or monument in the 1970’s these can be identified by the no stone statement. Where memorial inscriptions were added to the headstones or memorials post the 1970’s recording these have been included in the record for the particular graves. A note has been added to show the occupation of many of the head of household or other points of interest, such as for significant or interesting people connected with the history of Mossley, and memorial inscriptions on family graves for a son whose life was lost during WW1 or WW2 and who was buried abroad. 2 Index of Ranges 1820 Ground Range Page 1874 Ground Range Page A 8 A 154 B 11 B 158 C 13 C 161 D 16 D 164 E 19 E 167 F 21 F 171 G 24 G 175 H 26 H 179 I 29 I 183 J 31 J 187 K 33 K 191 L 35 L 195 M 38 M 198 N 41 N 201 O 42 O 204 P 206 Q 210 R 213 S 214 1832 Ground Range Page 1 43 2 48 3 54 1938 Ground Range Page 4 59 1 217 5 65 2 217 6 71 3 218 7 78 4 218 8 83 5 219 9 89 6 219 10 97 7 219 11 101 8 220 12 106 9 220 13 108 10 220 14 111 15 114 16 116 17 118 South Wall Headstones 18 121 221 19 125 20 128 21 131 Headstones that now form the Paths 22 135 Path One 222 23 138 Path Two 225 24 140 Path Three 228 25 143 Path Four 230 26 146 Path Five 231 27 150 Path Six 233 3 Layout Plan of St George’s Church and Churchyard Not To Scale St George’s School Lych Gate Garden of Remembrance Car Park Gate North 1874 S -16 S -15 S -14 S -13 S -12 S -11 S -10 S - 9 St George’s Church East S - 8 S - 7 S - 6 S - 5 S - 4 S - 3 S - 2 S - 1 ↑1874↑ South Ground R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A 1 1 32 1 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 10 10 30 6 ↓ ↓ ↓ 17 20 25 ↓ 1874 Ground ↓ 25 20 ← Range → ↓ 15 ↑ Grave ↓ ↓ 10 ↓ 5 ↓ 1 4 Retained Headstones and MONUMENTS 1874 Ground Some Interesting Burials Without A Headstone Range = B Plot = 28 WOOD Range = H Plot = 32 Hall Range = I Plot = 16 Memorial to Private Fred and Private Ernest Thorp WW1 Plot = 12 Joseph Chapman Steam Weaver and Poet Range = J Plot = 16 MAYALL (son of John Mayall, Range 3, Plots 13 & 14, 1832 Ground) Plot = 8 Webster Range = L Plot = 30 James Lawton Andrew MD, Stone Plaque & 2 Stained Glass Windows Range = M Plot = 12 Seville Range = N Plot = 24 Ogden Plot = 8 Austerberry Range = O Plot = 2 OGDEN (now broken in half and fenced off) Range = Q Plot = 16 Pilkington (Stained Glass Window) Range = R Plot = 1 Harris Plot = Unknown (near Range S, Plots 6 & 7) Ollie and Bailey Range = S Plot = 16 Rev Murray Plot = 15 Birch Plot = 13 Oldham Plot = 12 Mosley Plot = 11 Jennings Plot = 7 Pritchard Plot = 6 Rumshina Plot = 5 Pemberton Plot = 3 Rawson Plot = 1 Rev Thomasson (re-laid 1970’s– now Headstone Ten, Path One) 5 Layout Plan of St George’s Church and Churchyard Not To Scale Anthony Street Fire Station 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 37 1 1 2 ↓ ↑ 3 1938 Ground 4 5 30 5 ↓ ← Range → 6 ↑ 25 7 10 ↑ Grave ↓ 8 ↓ 9 ↑ 10 20 15 1832 Ground 1820 Ground ↓ ↑ ← Range → ← Range → 15 20 ↑ Grave ↓ ↑ Grave ↓ ↓ ↑ 10 Old Yard 25 ↓ ↑ 5 30 ↓ ↑ 1 35 ↓ 12 → 15 → 20 → 25 → 27 40 1 ↓ ↓ 45 ↓ 10 50 ↓ ↓ 1832 Ground Wyre Street Flats 55 ← Range → 20 ↓ ↓ ↑ Grave ↓ 60 ↓ 30 65 ↓ ↓ 74 43 South Wall 6 Retained Monuments of Interest 1832 Ground Range = 3 John Mayall built Britannia Mill, reputedly the largest cotton spinning mill in the world Grave = On the right of Path One 14 & 15 Range = 5 John Nield J P funded Stamford Park Conservatory Grave = Along the side of Path Four 22 & 23 Range = 9 Benjamin Greenwood Landlord of the Hare and Hounds Luzley, Huntsman of Ashton Harriers 20 Grave = 61 years Along the side of Path Three Range = 12 Clarinda Rowbotham First School Nurse of Mossley, Sister-in-Charge Mossley WW1 Military Grave = 7 Hospital A good location marker. Almost at the south-east junction of the 1832 and the 1820 Grounds This low level headstone is in need of support 1820 Ground Range = B John Knight of Peterloo fame Grave = 22 On the right of Path One This replacement stone was laid on 16 August 2019, the bi-centennial of Peterloo Range = L James Holden provided the East Window, the Reredos, and the Pulpit for St George’s Church Grave 13 Along the side of Path Two This monument is aligned with the East Window 7 St George’s Church Monumental Inscriptions and Register of Burials Records Range A 1820 Ground (1-32) Grave 1 No Stone. Register of Graves: Edmund Buckley Grave 2 No Stone. Register of Graves: John Kenworthy Grave 3 No Stone. Register of Graves: James Kenworthy Grave 4 No Stone. Register of Graves: Robert Brierley Grave 5 No Stone. Register of Graves: James or Thomas Whitehead Grave 6 No Stone. Register of Graves: William Bradbury Grave 7 No Stone. Register of Graves: Mrs Bassinden 26 Mayall Street Grave 8 (most illegible in the 1970’s) Range A Also of John Tinker died June 15th 1951 aged 80 years 1820 Ground Also of Ann his wife who died 16th January 1953 aged 80 years Stone now Register of Graves: J Tinker, Miles Platting. Full. Removed Ann nee Buckley’s parents are buried in Grave 26, Range 10, 1832 Ground, her sister Bertha is in 10 ↓ Grave 9 No Stone. Register of Graves: Samuel Kershaw. Full. Grave 10 In Loving Memory of Range A Bertha the beloved wife of John Gee who died 12th October 1935 aged 55 years 1820 Ground Also of Maria his beloved wife who died 5th December 1939 aged 59 years Also of the above named John Gee who died 26th December 1953 aged 72 years Stone now Register of Graves: J Gee.
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