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Section G Section G is part of the post-1907 area of the cemetery and is the north-western area. It contains 270 graves and 214 memorials.
The graves are 7’x3’ with, for most rows, an inter-row gap of 18”. However, in common with Section F, the gap between rows H and I is 4’.
Row D contained a large fir tree made up of a series of branches growing vertically. This split at the base during the summer of 2010 and was removed by the Council.
From the south-east From the north-west From the north-east
Section G from Smallcombe Farm
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.7 Jonathan Westall East: (1841-1911) R.I.P. 1841 JONATHAN WESTALL 1911 West: GOD KNOWETH
Headstone in the form of two wings. The inscription is on the lower part of the eastern side above which are carvings of a tree, a maze and an anchor over a dove. The inscription is prone to being covered by debris.
The birth of Jonathan Westall was registered 1839/Q3 Blackburn. The birth of James B Westall was registered 1841/Q3 Blackburn. The birth of Ann Westall was registered 1844/Q1 Blackburn.
In the 1851 census at Stanhill Hall, Oswaldtwistle (Lancs): John Westall, aged 45, widower, cotton spinner employing 400 hands, born at Accrington (Lancs), children: Jonathan, aged 11, born at Oswaldtwistle, James B, aged 9, born at Oswaldtwistle, and Ann, aged 7, born at Oswaldtwistle, a visitor, two servants and a nephew.
Copy court roll of admittance of Robert Westall of Oswaldtwistle, gent: As sole surviving co-devisee in trust of John Westall, alternatively John Westall of Oswaldtwistle, cotton spinner, to 344 sq. yds. of land, part of Busk Meadow in Oswaldtwistle, and two cottages, subject to the trusts in a surrender of 9 Nov. 1825 by J.W. and the will of J.W. of 1851
In the 1861 census at 1 New Lane, Oswaldtwistle (Lancs): Jonathan Westall, aged 21, cotton manufacturer, born at Oswaldtwistle, James G-4
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Names Inscriptions Notes B Westall, aged 19, brother, cotton manufacturer, born at Oswaldtwistle, Ann Westall, aged 17, sister, born at Oswaldtwistle, and two servants.
The marriage of Jonathan Westall to Alice Madeline Estcourt at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1908/Q2 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 38 Sydney Buildings, Bath: Jonathan Westall, aged 71, retired exchange broker, born at Oswaldtwistle (Lancs), wife Alice Madeline, aged 59, married 2 years, [living on] private means, born at Staples (Isle of Wight), and a servant.
From the burial register: Jonathan Westall, aged 70, of 38 Sydney Bdgs, Bath, was buried on 8 Dec 1911.
William Bury Westall (1834 – 1903) was an English novelist born in Old Accrington (Lancs). Originally a businessman.
He later became a journalist who also wrote about 30 pot-boiler romantic novels with titles including The Old Factory, Strange Crimes and Her Ladyship's Secret. Russian under the Tzars by Stepaniak (1885) ‘rendered into English by William Westall’. His novels include Her Two Millions (1897) - with an autobiographical element and accurate descriptions of how a Swiss newspaper is run (Westall worked as an editor of Swiss Times) and Birch Dene (1889) which has portraits of London and is evocative of the Industrial Revolution.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.8 Maria Chilton (1838- IN 1912) LOVING MEMORY _ OF _ MARIA CHILTON WHO PASSED AWAY 5TH JUNE 1912 AGED 74. ― PEACE PERFECT PEACE
Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. The ‘Maria’ rather than ‘Marie’ on the inscription has been verified.
In the 1901 census 14 Gay Street, Bath: Marie Chilton, aged 63, widow, living on own means, born at Straton (Som), and a visitor.
The death of Marie Chilton, aged 73, was registered 1912/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Chilton, aged 74, of 8 Daniel St, was buried on 19 Jun 1912. From the National Probate Calendar 1912: CHILTON Marie of 8 Daniel-street Bath widow died 15 June 1912 Administration Bristol 7 August to Annie Target (wife of Felix Alexander Target). Effects £3378 5s. 1d. G.A.9 Octavia Huntington OCTAVIA HUNTINGTON (1828-1911) DIED APRIL 17. 1911 AGED 83. “AT REST.”
Headstone surmounted by a cross.
In the 1891 census at a lodging house at Brunswick Terrace, New Windsor: Octavia Huntington, aged 63, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at Elloughton (Yorks).
In the 1901 census at a lodging house at 28 Daniel St, Bath: Octavia Huntington, aged 73, unmarried, lodger, living on own means, born at Elloughton (Yorks).
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Octavia Huntington, aged 82, of 10 Darlington St, Bath, was buried on 20 Apr 1911. G.A.10 Evelyn Vining (1899- No memorial found. 1910) The birth of Evelyn Vining was registered 1899/Q2 Long Ashton.
The death of Evelyn Vining, aged 11, was registered 1910/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Evelyn Vining, aged 11, of 10 Macaulay Bdgs, Bath, was buried on 10 Sep 1910. G.A.11 Sarah Ann Lang No memorial found. (1826-1910) The death of Sarah Ann Lang, aged 83, was registered 1910/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Ann Lang, aged 83, of 14 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 14 Apr 1910. G.A.12 Elizabeth Lloyd ELIZABETH LLOYD WYNN WILLIAMS Wynn Williams DIED FEB. 9TH 1910 (1861-1910) AGED 48
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The cross is broken, on the grave and overgrown. Parts of the northern kerb are chipped.
The death of Elizabeth Lloyd W Williams, aged 42, was registered 1910/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Elizabeth Lloyd Wynn Williams, aged 48, of 18 Raby Place, Bath, was buried on 11 Feb 1910.
From the burial register and burial order book: Jane Williams, aged 82, of 18 Raby Place, was buried on 18 Dec 1913.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.13 Alfred John Shore In (1842-1909) Loving Memory of ALFRED JOHN SHO[RE] Eliza Jane Shore WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY (1845-1916) 7TH DECEMBER 1909 AGED 67 YEARS Mary Ada Shore ―•― (1871-1934) Also of ELIZA JANE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO FELL ASLEEP 18TH JULY 1916 Headstone, kerb and a freestanding square vase. On the upper portion AGED 71 YEARS of the headstone is a carving of a handshake. ―•― UNTIL THE DAY BREAK The marriage of Alfred John Shore to Eliza Jane Bence was registered ―•― 1869/Q2 Keynsham. Also of MARY ADA SHORE The birth of Mary Ada Shore was registered 1871/Q3 Keynsham, THEIR DAUGHTER mother’s maiden name: Bence. WHO DIED 12TH FEB. 1934, AGED 62. The birth of Bertie Ernest Shore was registered 1882/Q3 Bath, R.I.P. mother’s maiden name: Bence.
On top of headstone: In the 1891 census at Sunderland Cottage, Bathwick (next to St John’s “WE HAVE MET AGAIN.” Vicarage): Alfred J Shore, aged 48, horse keeper, born at Stanton (Som), wife Eliza J, aged 46, born at Newton (Som), and children: Florence E, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Bath, Frederick J, aged 15, apprentice to carpenter, born at Bath, Minnie M, aged 12, born at Bath, and Bertie E, aged 8, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at Sunderland Cottage, Bathwick, Bath (by Rochfort Cottages): Alfred John Shore, aged 59, horsekeeper groom, born at Stanton Prior (Som), wife Eliza Jane, aged 56, born at Newton St Low (Som), and son Bertie Ernest, aged 18, porter (boot trade), born at Bath.
The death of Alfred John Shore, aged 67, was registered 1909/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Alfred John Shore, aged 67, of Sunderland Cott, Henrietta Park, Bath, was buried 13 Dec 1909.
The death of Eliza Jane Shore, aged 72, was registered 1916/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Jane Shore, aged 71, of 62 Villa Fields, was buried on 24 Jul 1916.
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Names Inscriptions Notes The death of Mary Ada Shore, aged 62, was registered 1934/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Ada Shore, aged 62, of 22 Winchester Rd, Oldfield Park, Bath, was buried on 16 Feb 1934. G.A.14- Herbert Charles East: 15 Humphries (1886- HERBT CHARLES HUMPHRIES 1908) WHO DIED NOV. 7TH 1908, AGED 22. Charles Humphries (1853-1931) “THE LORD GAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY.”
Winifred Alice South: Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Humphries (1856- CHARLES HUMPHRIES 1931) DIED DEC 31ST 1931 The birth of Herbert Charles Humphries was registered 1886/Q2 Bath, AGED 78. mother’s maiden name: Smith. North: ALICE HUMPHRIES In the 1901 census at 21 Powlett Road, Bathwick, Bath: Charles DIED JAN. 8TH 1931 Humphries, aged 47, cabinet maker, born at Frome (Som), wife Alice, AGED 74. aged 45, born at Plymouth, and children: Winifred A, aged 16, confectioner’s shop assistant, born at Bath, Herbert C, aged 15, millers ... clerk, born at Bath, Fred G, aged 12, born at Bath, Chas W, aged 11, born at Bath, and Gertrude M, aged 5, born at Bath.
The death of Herbert Charles Humphries, aged 22, was registered 1908/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Herbert Charles Humphries, aged 22, of 13 Bathwick St, was buried on 12 Nov 1808.
The death of Alice Humphries, aged 74, was registered 1931/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Winifred Alice Humphries, aged 74, of 13 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 10 Jan 1931.
The death of Charles Humphries, aged 78, was registered 1932/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Charles Humphries, aged 78, of 13 Bathwick St, was buried on 4 Jan 1932.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.16 Edward Sparks East: (1855-1908) In Loving Memory _ of _ Eliza Humphries EDWARD SPARKS (1849-1913) WHO DIED APRIL 23RD 1908, AGED 52. “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”
South: Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. ELIZA HUMPHRIES DIED OCT. 1ST 1913, From the burial register: Edward Sparks, aged 52, of 20 Bathwick St, AGED 64. was buried on 28 Apr 1908. From the National Probate Calendar 1908: SPARKS Edward of 20 Bathwick-street Bath Somersetshire died 23 April “PEACE PERFECT PEACE.” 1908 Administration London 3 June to Jane Sparks widow. Effects £624 16s. 5d.
From the burial register: Eliza Humphries, aged 64, of 20 Bathwick St, was buried on 4 Oct 1913. G.A.17 John Tuner (1834- No memorial found. 1908) The marriage of John Turner to Elizabeth Curtis at Holy Trinity, Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1860/Q1 Bath. Elizabeth Turner The birth of Ellen Turner was registered 1871/Q4 Bath, mother’s (1830-1911) maiden name: Curtis.
In the 1901 census at 6 Vellore Lane, Bathwick, Bath: John Turner, aged 66, gardener, born at Taunton (Som), wife Elizabeth, aged 66, born at South Perrot (Dorset), daughter Ellen, aged 29, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, and a lodger.
From the burial register: John Turner, aged 73, of 6 Vellore Lane, was buried on 24 Jun 1908.
From the burial register: Elizabeth Turner, aged 80, of 6 Vellore Lane, Bath, was buried on 17 May 1911. G.A.18 John Horn (1833- No memorial found. 1909) The birth of Maria Crees was registered 1837/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Webley. Maria Horn (1837- The marriage of John Horn to Maria Cress at St Swithin’s, Walcot, 1922) Bath was registered 1866/Q2 Bath. G-10
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In the 1901 census at 4 Malvern Buildings, St Saviour’s, Bath: John Horn, aged 67, newsvendor, born in Devon, wife Maria, aged 62, born at Bath, and two lodgers.
From the burial register: John Horn, aged 76, of St John’s Hospital, Bath, was buried on 12 Oct 1909.
From the burial register: Maria Horn, aged 84, of St John’s Hospital, Bath, was buried on 19 Aug 1922. G.A.19 George Daniel No memorial found. Moody (1849-1909) The birth of George Daniel Moody was registered 1849/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Moore.
In the 1871 census at 5 Harley Street, Bath: Stephen Moody, aged 60, retired tradesman, born at Frome (Som), wife Sarah, aged 58, born at Wilton (Wilts), children: Emma, aged 24, milliner, born at Bath, Joseph Jacob, aged 23, cabinet maker, born at Bath, George Daniel, aged 22, plumber & gas fitter, born at Bath, and William Jessie, aged 18, carver, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 24 Powlett Road, Bath: Geo Danl Moody, aged 53, plumber & gas fitter, born at Bath, and wife Sarah Jane, aged 34, laundress, born at Stoke St Gregory (Som).
From the burial register: George Daniel Moody, aged 59, of 1 Darlington St, was buried on 3 Feb 1909. G.A.20 Elizabeth Maria IN Perrott (1845-1908) MEMORY OF ELIZABETH MARIA. John Perrott DAUGHTER OF JOHN & LOUISA PERROTT Louisa Perrott DIED JULY 19. 1908. AGED .. “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY.”
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
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The birth of Maria Elizabeth Perrott was registered 1846/Q3 Hackney.
In the 1861 census at the Quaker’s School, Winscombe (Som): Maria E Perrott, aged 14, pupil, born at Stoke Newington (Middx).
In the 1881 census at 9 Church Road, Kington (Herefordshire): Maria E Perrott, aged 34, unmarried, lodger, governess, born in London.
The death of Maria Elizabeth Perrott, aged 63, was registered 1908/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Elizabeth Perrott, aged 63, of 34 Daniel St, was buried on 22 Jul 1908. G.A.21 Lawrence Harry No memorial found. Wilson (1872-1908) The birth of Edward Payne was registered 1867/Q2 Warminster. The birth of Rossie (sic) Amelia Wilson was registered 1868/Q3 Edward Payne Warminster. (1867-1941) The birth of Lawrence Harry Wilson was registered 1872/Q1 Warminster. Bessie Amelia Payne The marriage of Edward Payne to Bessie Amelia Wilson was registered (1868-1950) 1894/Q4 Barton R.
The birth of Victor Alexander Payne was registered 1897/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilson. The birth of Harold Wilson Payne was registered 1898/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilson.
In the 1901 census at 2 Elm Place, Bath: Lawrence H Wilson, aged 29, unmarried, secretary mineral baths, born at Warminster (Wilts).
In the 1901 census at Mr Ewart’s stable, 6 Wells Road, Bath: Edward Payne, aged 32, coachman, born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Bessie A, aged 31, born at Warminster, and children: Victor A, aged 3, born at Bath, and Harold W, aged 2, born at Bath.
From the burial register & burial order book: Lawrence Harry Wilson, aged 36, of 13 Sydney Bdgs, was buried on 24 Apr 1908.
From the burial register: Edward Payne, aged 73, of 44 Magdalen Ave, Bath, was buried on 3 Apr 1941. From the rant of probate, he died on 30 Mar 1941. G-12
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From the burial register: Bessie Amelia Payne, aged 82, of 14 Finlay Rd, Gloucester, died on 12 Oct 1950 and was buried on 17 Oct 1950. G.A.22 Kathrine Jane To Malthus (1835-1908) the Memory of KATHRINE JANE Sydenham Malthus THIRD DAUGHTER OF (1801-1868) SYBENHAM & MARY ANN MALTHUS Mary Ann Malthus BORN NOVR 19TH 1835, DIED SEPR .. 1908 (1801-1889)
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The ‘Sybenham’ rather than ‘Sydenham’ is as found.
Sydenham Malthus (1801-1868) was the son of Sydenham Malthus (ca 1754-) and nephew of Rev Thomas Robert Malthus (1766-1834). Kathrine Jane was one of 11 children (4 boys and 7 girls).
In the 1881 census at 8 York Place, Clifton: Mary A Malthus, aged 79, widow, owner of property, born at Hampstead (Middx), children: Katherine J, aged 45, unmarried, born at Hawkstead (Lancs), Henrietta M, aged 37, born at Dartmouth, and Letitia M, aged 36, born at Dartmouth, and three servants.
The death of Katrine Malthus, aged 73, was registered 1908/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Katrine Jane Malthus, aged 73, of 8 Upper Church St, Bath, was buried on 5 Sep 1908. From the National Probate Calendar 1908: MALTHUS Katrine otherwise Katherine Jane of 5 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 2 September 1908 at 8 Upper-Church- street Bath Probate Bristol 8 October to Henry Napier Abbot solicitor and Lucy Harriet Beadon Fry widow. Effects £15077 12s. 4d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.23 Julia Catherine JESU MERCY. MARY HELP Mary King (1843- JULIA C. KING. 1917) FELL ASLEEP JANRY 26TH 1917 AGED 73.
Cross on plinths and kerb.
The birth of Julia Catherine Mary King was registered 1844/Q1 Droxford.
In the 1891 census at 217 Kingsland Road, Shoreditch: John V Walters, aged 49, vicar of St Columbas Haggerston, born at Corhampton (Hants), wife Ellen Caroline, aged 50, born at Warnford (Hants), Julia C M King, aged 47, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Warnford, Edith M King, aged 42, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Warnford, and two servants.
The death of Julia Catherine Mary King, aged 73, was registered 1917/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Julia Catherine Mary King, aged 73, of 1 Bathwick St, was buried on 30 Jan 1917. G.A.24 Edward Shepherd In Dodge (1883-1908) Loving Memory of Henry Walter Dodge EDWARD SHEPHERD DODGE (1856-1935) DIED 2ND SEPTEMBER 1908 AGED 25 YEARS FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING
Also Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. HENRY ...... DIED ...... The birth of Henry Walter Dodge was registered 1856/Q2 Sturminster. The birth of Edward Shepherd Dodge was registered 1883/Q1 Weymouth.
In the 1901 census at Hollywood, Melcombe Regis (Dorset): Benjamin
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Names Inscriptions Notes Hopkins, aged 82, living on own means, born at Clapton (Som), wife Mary, aged 71, born at Seaborough (Som), Edward S Dodge, aged 18, grandson, bank clerk, born at Weymouth, a visitor and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 1 Tyning Road, Bath: Henry Walter Dodge, aged 45, bank manager, born at Hazelbury Bryan (Dorset), wife Jessie Ellen, aged 45, born at Weymouth, children: Henry William, aged 17, born at Weymouth, Ellen Agnes, aged 13, born at Weymouth, and Mary Catherine, aged 9, born at Weston super Mare, and two servants.
The death of Edward S Dodge, aged 25, was registered 1908/Q4 Long Ashton. From the burial register: Edward Shepherd Dodge, aged 25, of Ashleigh Villa, Clevedon/ Westcroft, Cleveland Walk, was buried on 6 Nov 1908.
The death of Henry Walter Dodge, aged 78, was registered 1935/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Henry Walter Dodge, aged 78, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 14 Mar 1935. From the grant of probate, he died on 11 Mar 1935.
The death of Jessica Ellen Dodge, aged 81, was registered 1935/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Jessica Ellen Dodge, aged 81, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 29 Apr 1935. From the grant of probate, she died on 25 Apr 1935. G.A.25 Eliza Rudall (1826- IN 1908) MEMORY OF ELIZA RUDALL John Rudall (1798- DAUGHTER OF JOHN RUDALL 1880) ENTERED INTO REST 5...... 1908
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
In the 1851 census at 24 Highbury Crescent, Islington (Middx): John Rudall, aged 52, barrister at law in practice, born at Lincolns Inn
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Names Inscriptions Notes (Middx), wife Ann, aged 52, born in London, children: Eliza, aged 25, born in London, Maria, aged 23, born in London, Louisa, aged 21, born in London, and Mariann, aged 18, born in London, three servants and Eliza McDiarmid, aged 47, married, sister in law, bon in London.
The death of John Rudall, aged 81, was registered 1880/Q2 St Geo H Sq.
In the 1881 census at a lodging house at 10 North Parade, Bath: Eliza Rudall, aged 56, unmarried, lodger, annuitant, born in London.
The death of Eliza Rudall, aged 82, was registered 1908/Q3 Bath. From the burial book: Eliza Rudall, of Lambridge House, Swainswick nr Bath, was buried on 8 Sep 1908. G.A.26 Catherine Salter (1856-1908) .....H...... ALTER PASSED...... 6: JULY 1908 Charles Salter (1848-1927) CHARLE[S SALTER] DIED 13TH [F]EBRUARY 1927.
Headstone which is completely delaminated. Pieces of the fallen layer were found under turf.
The birth of Charles Salter was registered 1848/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Champion.
The birth of Agnes Mary Salter was registered 1876/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Laver. The birth of Edith Margaret Salter was registered 1880/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Laver.
In the 1901 census at 14 Grove Street, Bath: Charles Salter, aged 52, coachman (domestic), born at Bath, wife Kate, aged 44, born at West Lavington (Wilts), and children: Agnes, aged 21, dressmaker, born at Bath, Edith, aged 21, housemaid (domestic), born at Bath, John, aged 17, grocer’s clerk, born at Bath, and Kate, aged 14, dressmaker’s apprentice, born at Bath.
The death of Kate Salter, aged 52, was registered 1908/Q3 Bath. From G-16
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Names Inscriptions Notes the burial register: Kate Salter, aged 52, of 11 Forester Avenue, was buried on 8 Jul 1908.
In the 1911 census at 11 Forester Road, Bath: Charles Salter, aged 62, widower, coach builder’s labourer, born at Bath, six children of which 4 then living, and children: Edith Margaret, aged 31, unmarried, housekeeper domestic, born at Bath, John Chamption (sic), aged 27, unmarried, bank clerk, born at Bath, and Kate Amelia, aged 24, unmarried, at home, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Charles Salter, aged 78, of 5 Grove St, Bath, was buried on 17 Feb 1927. G.A.27 Eliza Georgina E. G. L. J. TURNER Louisa Josephine DAUGHTER OF Turner (1849-1908) MAJOR GENERAL H. A. TURNER, R.A. DIED 2ND APRIL 1908, Henry Austin Turner AGED 58. (1815-1875) ― “I WILL THAT THEY ALSO ― BE WITH ME WHERE I AM.” Kerb and a plaque on the grave. (The plaque was under turf.)
From the National Probate Calendar 1875: 31 July. The Will of Henry Austin Tuner late of the City of Bath a Major-General on the Retired Full Pay List of the Royal Artillery who died 18 July 1875 at 14 Dunsford-place in the Parish of Bathwick Bath was proved at Bristol by Henry Fyers Turner of Ipswich in the County of Suffolk a Captain in the Royal Engineers the Son the sole Executor. Effects under £1,500.
In the 1881 census at 14 Dunsford Place, Bath: Renee S Turner, aged 59, widow, government pensioner, born at Gibraltar, children: Henry S, aged 40, widower, Major Royal Engineers Active List, born in Mauritius, Eliza G L J, aged 31, unmarried, school mistress, born in Grenada West Indies, and Emmeline F S, aged 21, unmarried, born in Bermuda, two grandchildren, three (Cracroft children) boarders and three servants.
In the 1901 census at 4 Sion Place, Bathwick, Bath: Eliza L J Turner, G-17 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes aged 51, unmarried, preparatory school – boys, born in the West Indies, four pupils and two servants. (Further pupils seem to be at 5 Sion Place.)
The death of Eliza Georgina Louisa Josephine Turner, aged 58, was registered 1908/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Georgina Louisa Josephine Turner, aged 58, of 4 Sion Place, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 6 Apr 1908.
See also D.J.21 and D.Ja.25. G.A.28 Samuel Pratt On cross: Purdon (1859-1908) JESU MERCY
Plinths: SAMUEL PRATT PURDON JUNE 12TH 1908
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
From two family trees published online, son of George Nugent Purdon (1819-1910), of Lisnabin, county Westmeath, and Elizabeth Anne Winter (1828-1864)
The death of Samuel Pratt Purdon, aged 49, was registered 1908/Q2 Bath. From the burial book: Samuel Pratt Purdon, aged 49, of 15 Circus, was buried on 15 Jun 1908. From the National Probate Calendar 1908: PURDON Samuel Pratt of Huntingdon Killucan Westmeath Ireland died 12 June 1908 at 15 The Circus Bath Administration (with Will) London 4 August to Florence Beatrice Purdon widow. Effects £1441 19s 8d. G.A.29
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.A.30 Cecil Fraser Gordon In (1868-1911) Loving Memory _ of _ W G Gordon CECIL FRASER GORDON ONLY DAUGHTER OF W. G. GORDON DRUMDEVAN, INVERNESS-SHIRE WHO DIED AT BATH, 5TH SEPT 1911 “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIED IN THE LORD.” REV. XIV.12 Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
In the 1891 census at 13 Walker Street, Edinburgh: Georgina Fraser, aged 56, living on private means, born in England, Caroline Fraser, aged 54, sister, living on private means, born in England, Louisa Gordon, aged 52, sister, living on private means, born in England, and Cecil Gordon, aged 23, niece, living on private means, born in China British Subject.
The death of Cecil Fraser Gordon, aged 43, was registered 1911/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Cecil Fraser Gordon, aged 43, of 18 Henrietta St, Bath (lodgings), was buried on 8 Sep 1911. G.A.31 Thomas Forder IN Plowman (1844- LOVING MEMORY OF 1919) THOMAS FORDER PLOWMAN ENTERED INTO REST Anne Martha OCT:19:1919, AGED 75 YEARS Franklin Plowman ALSO ANNE, HIS WIFE (1845-1931) MARCH 23: 1931, AGED 85 YEARS R•I•P
Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
The birth of Thomas Forder Plowman was registered 1844/Q2 Oxford.
The marriage of Thomas Forder Plowman to Ann Martha F Molyneux was registered 1869/Q1 Headington.
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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1881 census at 100 Holywell St, Oxford: Thomas F Plowman, aged 36, newspaper editor, born at Oxford, wife Anne M F, aged 35, born at Oxford, two children and two servants.
The Farmers' Club 2, Whitehall Court, London, S.W. Rules with a List of the Subjects that have been discussed by the Club, and Proposal Form For Membership. London 1915 includes: December 7 [1885].— Agricultural Societies and Their Uses. — Mr. Thomas F Plowman, Bath.
In the 1891 census at 5 & 6 Terrace Walk, Bath: Thomas F Plowman, aged 46, secretary to Bath & West & Southn Counties Socy, born at Oxford, wife Ann M F, aged 44, born at Oxford, two children, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 69 Pulteney Street, Bath: Thomas F Plowman, aged 56, secretary & editor – employer, born at Oxford, wife Ann M F, aged 55, born at Oxford, a servant and a visitor.
From the burial register: Thomas Forder Plowman, aged 75, of 69 Pulteney St, was buried on 23 Oct 1919.
From the burial register: Anne Martha Franklin Plowman, aged 85, of 69 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 26 Mar 1931.
In the Days of Victoria : Some Memories of Men and Things by Thomas F. Plowman, 1918, p.88
Fifty Years of a Showman’s Life by Thomas F Plowman, Secretary and Editor of the Bath and West and Southern Counties Society, 1919.
From the Post Office Bath Directory 1912:
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.B.8 Mary Victorine North: McHardy (1848- MARY VICTORINE MCHARDY 1848-1918 1918)
Cross, no plinth, and kerb.
The birth of Mary Victorine McHardy was registered 1848/Q4 Chelmsford.
In the 1851 census at the Police Station, Springfield (Essex): John B B McHardy, aged 42, Captain Royal Navy (Half Pay) Chief Constable of Essex, born in the Bahamas, wife Horatia E N A, aged 42, born at Borcombe (Devon), and five children of which the fifth was ‘Mary V’, aged 2, born at Springfield, and two servants.
In the 1901 census at Clan Lodge, Bathwick: Francis Blaxall, aged 75, widower, retired medical inspector, born at Rendisham (Suffolk), Mary McHardy, aged 52, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on own means, born at Springfield (Essex), Emily McHardy, aged 21, unmarried, niece, born in Scotland, and three servants.
From the burial register: Mary Victorine McHardy, aged 69, of 6 Sydney Bldgs, was buried on 8 Feb 1918. From the grant of probate, she died on 5 Feb 1918. G.B.9 Hannah Ricks (1836- IN MEMORY OF 1912) HANNAH RICKS WHO Thomas Ricks (1844- PASSED AWAY 26TH MARCH 1912 1915) AGED 73 YEARS ERECTED BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND HER DAUGHTERS AND DAUGHTERS IN ...... ALSO G-22
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Names Inscriptions Notes THOMAS RICKS Headstone. WHO DIED JUNE 26TH 1915 AGED 71 YEARS The birth of Thomas Ricks was registered 1844/Q2 Chippenham, ― mother’s maiden name: Mills HIS END [WA]S PEACE The marriage of Thomas Ricks to Mary Ann Nutland at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1864/Q3 Bath. The marriage of Thomas Ricks to Hannah Clement/Denley at St James, Bath was registered 1879/Q4 Bath. (The marriage of Hannah Denley to Joseph Clements at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1854/Q1 Bath.)
In the 1901 census at the Toll Bridge House (near Fielding Road), Twerton (Som): Thomas Ricks, aged 56, toll bridge collector, born at Corsham (Wilts), and wife Hannah, aged 62, born at Holt (Wilts).
From the burial register Hannah Ricks, aged 75, of S John's Hospital, Bath, was buried on 30 Mar 1912.
From the burial register: Thomas Ricks, aged 71, of 12 St John's Hospital, was buried on 30 Jun 1915. G.B.10 George Howse No memorial found. (1830-1912) In the 1901 census at 7 Princes Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: George House (sic), aged 75, widower, boatman canal, born at Conkwell (Wilts).
In the 1911 census at 7 Princes Buildings, Widcombe, Bath: George Howse, aged 80, widower, old age pensioner, born at Winsley (Wilts).
The death of George Howse, aged 81, was registered 1912/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: George Howse, aged 81, of 7 Princes Bdgs, Widcombe, was buried on 24 May 1912.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.B.11 William James IN LOVING MEMORY OF Brimble (1868-1913) EX P.C. W.J. BRIMBLE BORN APRIL 19TH 1868. Emma Charlotte DIED APRIL 1ST 1913. Brimble (1862-1917) TILL THE DAY BREAK ― Samuel William ALSO OF Joseph Cox (1887- EMMA CHARLOTTE Kerb and headstone. 1974) LOVING WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED APRIL 27TH 1917. The birth of William James Brimble was registered 1868/Q2 Bath, AGED 54 YEARS. mother’s maiden name: Webber. UNITED IN PERFECT PEACE The marriage of William James Brimble to Emma Charlotte Cox was SAMUEL COX, M.S._. registered 1890/Q4 Newton Abbot. DIED JAN. 5TH 1974. AGED 86. SEMPER FIDELIS In the 1901 census at 13 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: William J Brimble, aged 32, police constable, born at Wellow (Som), wife Emma C, aged 38, born at Newton Abbot (Devon), children: Hilda Violet, aged 7, born at Teignmouth (Devon), and Dorothy Evelyn, aged 5, born at Bath, Alice Maud Mary Cox, aged 20, unmarried, wife’s sister, milliner – worker, born at Teignmouth, and two boarders.
From the burial register: William James Brimble, aged 45, of 2 Cleveland Row, was buried on 5 Apr 1913.
From the burial register: Emma Charlotte Brimble, aged 54, of Northumberland Pl, Teignmouth, Devon, was buried on 2 May 1917.
From the burial register: Samuel William Joseph Cox, aged 86, of 7 Belgrave Cres, Bath, was buried on 11 Jan 1974. G.B.12 Emma Farnell SACRED (1831-1913) TO THE MEMORY OF EMMA FARNELL DIED AT BATH AUGUST 2ND 1913 AGED 82. ― “FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH”
Headstone surmounted by a cross.
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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1891 census at Collingwood, Kerley Road, Holdenhurst (Hants): Emma Farnell, aged 59, unmarried, boarding house keeper, born at Southwark, London, four servants and twenty boarders.
In the 1901 census at Milford House, Clevedon (Som): Emma Farnell, aged 69, unmarried, boarding house, born at Southwick (Southwark?), three boarders and two servants.
In the 1911 census at Milford House, Clevedon (Som): Emma Farnell, aged 79, unmarried, annuitant, born in London, Jane Farnell, aged 69, unmarried, sister, annuitant, born in London, two servants and four visitors.
The death of Emma Farnell, aged 82, was registered 1913/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Farnell, aged 82, of 11 Darlington Pl, was buried on 5 Aug 1913. G.B.13 Frederick John No memorial found. Morley (1859-1913) The birth of Frederick John Morley was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Brown.
In the 1911 census at 36 Rockliffe Road, Bath: Frederick John Morley, aged 50, building repairs, born at Bath, wife Alice Mary, aged 46, married 12 years 1 child, born at Bath, and daughter Dorothy Muriel, aged 11, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Frederick John Morley, aged 53, of 36 Rockliffe Rd, was buried on 6 Sep 1913. From the grant of probate, he died on 4 Sep 1913. G.B.14 Mary Carter (1864- No memorial found. 1916) In the 1911 census at 4 Byfield Buildings, Combe Down, Bath: Henry William Carter, aged 51, plumber, gas & hot water fitter, born at Henry William Narbeth (Pembs), and wife Mary, aged 46, married 16 years no Carter (1858-1918) children, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Mary Carter, aged 52, of 4 Byfield Bdgs, Combe Down, was buried on 21 Jul 1916.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Henry William Carter, aged 59, of Byfield House, Combe Down, was buried on 17 Jan 1918. From the grant of probate, he died on 14 Jan 1918. G.B.15 Eleanor Zicka Angell No memorial found. (1878-1917) The birth of Albert Ernest Angell was registered 1875/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fowler. Albert Ernest Angell The birth of Eleanor Zicka Curtis was registered 1878/Q4 Bath, (1875-1943) mother’s maiden name: Kirkham. The marriage of Albert Ernest Angell to Eleanor Zicka Curtis at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1899/Q3 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 10 Gays Buildings, Bath: Albert Ernest Angell, aged 36, chair maker, born at Walcot, Bath, wife Eleanor Zicka, aged 33, married 11 years 1 child, born at Bathwick, Bath, and son Albert Robert Ernest, aged 10, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Eleanor Zicka Angell, aged 38, of Gay's Hill Tavern, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 15 Mar 1917.
From the burial register: Albert Ernest Angell, aged 68, died at St Martins Hospital, late of 8 Belvedere, Lansdown Rd, Bath, died on 20 Sep 1943 and was buried on 23 Sep 1943. G.B.16 Georgina Humphries No memorial found. (1863-1912) The birth of Thomas George Humphries was registered 1859/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Biggs. Thomas George The birth of Georgina Rice was registered 1863/Q1 Wellington Som. Humphries (1859- The marriage of Thomas George Humphries to Georgina Rice/Price at 1920) St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1883/Q4 Bath. (The birth registrations of the children have her maiden name as Rice.)
In the 1911 census at 21 Powlett Road, Bath: Thomas G Humphries, aged 51, coachbuilder – employer, born at Bath, wife Georgina, aged 48, married 27 years 10 children of which 6 then living, born at Wellington (Som), and five children.
From the burial register & burial order book: Georgina Humphries, aged 49, of 21 Powlett Rd, was buried on 1 Nov 1912.
From the burial register & burial order book: Thomas George Humphries, aged 62, of Forester Cottage, Forester Rd, Bath, was G-26
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Names Inscriptions Notes buried on 5 Nov 1920. From the grant of probate, he died on 1 Nov 1920. G.B.17 Fanny Sophia No memorial found. Hollings (1843-1913) Baptised on 29 Jan 1844 at Kyouk Phyon, West Bengal, India: Fanny Sophia Hollings, daughter of Henry & Fanny Louisa Hollings, date of birth 26 Aug 1843 [IGI].
From Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, Vol. 1, (1831), pp. 175-179 XII.― General Remarks on the Coast of Arracan; transmitted by Captain Laws, H.M.S. Satellite; communicated by Captain Beaufort, F.R.S. Read 13th June, 1831. THE HARBOURS, PRODUCE OF THE COUNTRY, NATIVES, &c. THE province of Arracan extends from the left bank of the Tiknaaf river, in latitude 20o 46’ N., and longitude 92o 20’ E., to Cape Negrias, in latitude 16o 2’ N., and longitude 94o 14’ E., and is divided from the Burman territory by the Yeomandong mountains, lying parallel to, and in some places approaching very near, the sea-coast, which is fronted by numerous islands, moderately high and thinly inhabited the largest of which are Cheduba and Ramree, forming part of a group which were almost unknown to Europeans before the Burmese war of 1824. Amongst them are several good harbours, particularly that of Kyouk Phyoo, which takes its name from the small white pebbles that are washed on the beach during the S.W. monsoon, Kyouk Phyoo, meaning ‘white stones.’
Kyaukpyu, Arakan is now in Burma.
In the 1911 census at 4 Aubrey Walk, Campden Hill, Kensington, London W: Fanny Sophia Hollings, aged 67, unmarried, visitor, [living on] private means, born at Kyokphyoo, Aragan, India.
From the burial register: Fanny Sophia Hollings, aged 70, of 12 Portland Pl, was buried on 29 Dec 1913. From the grant of probate, she died on 24 Dec 1913. G.B.18 Madeline Rawlence No memorial found. (1945) The birth of Madeline Rawlence was registered 1945/Q4 Bath, G-27 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes mother’s maiden name: Bray. From the burial register: Madeline Rawlence, aged 4 days, of 14 Newbridge Hill, Bath, died on 13 Dec 1945 and was buried on 15 Dec 1945. G.B.19 Fanny Raymond JESU MERCY Smythies (1834- 1919) FANNY SMYTHIES AT REST Henrietta Heigham 19TH FEBY 1919 (1834-1919) AGED 84.
HENRIETTA HEIGHAM AT REST 10TH APRIL 1919 Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. AGED 84 The marriage of Fanny Heigham to Henry Raymond Smythies was registered 1872/Q3 Stow (Suffolk).
The death of Henry Raymond Smythies, aged 72, was registered 1888/Q3 Brighton.
In the 1901 census at 50 Montpelier Road, West Brighton (Sussex): Fanny Smythies, aged 64, widow, living on own means, born at Hunston (Suffolk), Henrietta Heigham, aged 64, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Hunston, and a servant.
The death of Fanny Raymond Smythies, aged 84, was registered 1919/Q1 Bath. From the burial register Fanny Raymond Smythies, aged 84, died in lodgings at 7 Henrietta St and was buried on 22 Feb 1919.
The death of Henrietta Heigham, aged 84, was registered 1919/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Henrietta Heigham, aged 84, died in lodgings at 6 Henrietta St, and was buried on 12 Apr 1919.
The marriage of William G Sugrue to Gladys E Dimond was registered 1940/Q3 Plymouth. The birth of Robert John Sugrue was registered 1945/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dimond.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register & burial order book: Robert John Sugrue, aged 4 days, of 13 Raby Pl, Bath, died at the RUH on 5 Apr 1945 and was buried on 10 Apr 1945. G.B.20 Charlotte Louisa East: Basevi (1842-1919) In Memory of James Palladio CHARLOTTE LOUISA BASEVI Basevi (1832-1871) WIDOW OF CAPTAIN J. P. BASEVI R.E. Edith Emma Wolley BORN 12TH JUNE 1842, DIED 6TH DECEMBER 1919 (1841-1930) Jesu Mercy
Henry Wolley North: Cross on plinths and kerb. EDITH EMMA WOLLEY ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE The birth of Edith Emma Wolley was registered 1841/Q2 Bedminster. HENRY WOLLEY ESQRE OF WILLSBRIDGE NR BRISTOL James P Basevi was awarded in Dec 1851 the Pollock Medal for the BORN 7TH MARCH 1841, DIED 17TH OCTOBER 1930. best cadet of the season at the East India Company’s Addiscombe ― Military Academy, near Croydon. He was gazetted to the Bengal “BLESSED ARE THE MEEK FOR THEY WILL Engineers. INHERIT THE EARTH.” The marriage of Charlotte Louisa Wolley to James Palladio Basevi was registered 1864/Q3 Bedminster.
In the 1871 census at 31 Henrietta St, Bath: Charlotte Basevi, aged 28, wife of civil engineer, born at St Georges (Som), children: Wm Hy, aged 5, born in the East Indies, and Charles S, aged 3, born in the East Indies, Edith Woolley, aged 30, unmarried, sister, born at St Georges (Som), and a servant.
From Nature 4, 419-419 (21 Sep 1871) The Late Captain Basevi, R.E. A LETTER in the Times of the 19th. inst., from Col. J. D. Walker, R.E., announces the death of Captain James Palladio Basevi, of the Royal (late Bengal) Engineers, Deputy-Superintendent of the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India, an officer of great worth and ability, whose loss will be long felt in the department of the public service to
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Names Inscriptions Notes which he belonged. He was the son of the celebrated architect, George Basevi, and was distinguished as a lad for more than ordinary talent, and particularly for his mathematical abilities.
Notes & Queries 9th Series VIII 20 Jul 1901 p57 in its list of civil pensions has: 1874, April 29th (Benjamin Disraeli). MRS. CHARLOTTE LOUISA BASEVI. "Widow of James Palladio Basevi, late Captain of the Royal Engineers. In consideration of the services of her husband in connexion with the advancement of science and the Trigonometrical Survey of India, 100l." The great Trigonometrical Survey of India was initiated by Major Lambton in 1800 with the support of Col. Wellesley, afterwards Duke of Wellington (' Encyclopedia Britannica ').
In the 1881 census at 21 Henrietta St, Bath: Charlotte L Basevi, aged 38, widow, annuitant, born at Lodway (Som), a visitor, a boarder and two servants.
In the 1901 census at Stanbrook, All Saints, Cheltenham: Charlotte L Basevi, aged 58, widow, born at St Georges (Som), Dorie F Basevi, aged 7, grand-daughter, born at Southsea (Hants), a visitor and a servant.
In the 1901 census at Willsbridge, Oldland (Glos): Sophia Wolley, aged 84, widow, living on own means, born at Wallabey (sic) (Ches), Edith E Wolley, aged 60, unmarried, step-daughter, living on own means, born at Lodway (Som), and three servants.
From the burial register: Charlotte Louisa Basevi, aged 77, of 9 Raby Pl, Bath, was buried on 10 Dec 1919.
From the burial register: Edith Emma Wolley, aged 89, of 46 Redcliffe Square, London, was buried on 22 Oct 1930.
Gloucestershire Archives: D6/F88 1854-1857: correspondence from James P. Basevi of the Royal Engineers to Mary (C. Hyett), mainly from India, describing incidents in the Mutiny. G-30
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Names Inscriptions Notes D6/F168/2 1871: Obituary of Captain James Palladio Basevi superintendent of trigonometrical survey of India G.B.21 Fanny Potter (1841- IN 1921) LOVING MEMORY OF Henry Cipriani FANNY Potter (1833-1915) WIDOW OF HENRY CIPRIANI POTTER Annie Eloisa DIED 5TH OCTOBER 1921. Gardiner (1864- 1923) AND TO HER NIECE ANNIE ELOISA GARDINER Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. WHO DIED 29TH JUNE 1923 Baptised on 12 Dec 1834 at St Pancras, London: Henry Cipriani Potter, son of Philip Cipriani Hambly & Emily Caroline Potter, of 27 Osnaburgh Street, father’s occupation: professor of music, date of birth: 2 Mar 1833.
The marriage of Henry Cipriani Potter to Fanny Potter was registered 1860/Q4 Thanet.
In the 1871 census at Church St, Romsey Infra (Hants): Henry C Potter, aged 38, solicitor, born in London, wife Frances, aged 30, born in London, Mary E Potter, aged 38, unmarried, sister in law, solicitor’s daughter, born in London, and two servants.
The death of Henry C Potter, aged 82, was registered 1915/Q2 Newton Abbot. From the National Probate Calendar 1915: POTTER Henry Cipriani of Clovelly Torquay and National Liberal Club Middlesex died 4 June 1915 Probate London 19 August to Charles Hubert Burnard banker Malcolm James Rowley Dunstan schoolmaster and Herbert John Moodie solicitor. Effects £16777 6s. 9d.
From the burial register: Fanny C Potter, aged 81, of Albion House, The Beach, Clevedon, was buried on 8 Oct 1921. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: POTTER Fanny Cipriani of 68 Pulteney-street Bath widow died 5 October 1921 at Albion House The Beach Clevedon
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Names Inscriptions Notes Somersetshire Administration London 6 January to Annie Voisa (sic) Gardiner spinster. Effects £1436 13s. 6d.
The birth of Annie Eloisa Gardiner was registered 1864/Q3 St Giles.
In the 1901 census at 18 Kerrior Gardens, Hastings (Sussex): Elizabeth Gardiner, aged 75, unmarried, living on own means, born at Finsbury, London, and Annie Eloisa Gardiner, aged 36, unmarried, niece, living on own means, born at Bloomsbury, London.
From the burial register: Annie Eloisa Gardiner, aged 55, of 5 Johnstone St, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 4 Jul 1923. From the National Probate Calendar 1923: GARDINER Annie Eloisa of 5 Johnstone-street Bath spinster died 29 June 1923 at the Nursing Home Johnstone-street Bath Probate London 29 August to Reginald Miller Gardiner bank clerk. Effects £1429 1s. 4d.
See also D.P.44. G.B.22 Margaret Elizabeth Kerb, north: Deakins (1856-1922) IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARGARET ELIZABETH DEAKINS DIED APRIL 7: 1922.
Cross resting on a rock and kerb.
The marriage of Robert Thomas Deakins to Margaret Elizabeth Sanders was registered 1881/Q2 Alverstoke (Hants).
In the 1901 census at St Andrews Rectory, Stewton (Lincs): Robert Thomas Deakins, aged 47, clergyman (Church of England), born at Dowlais (Glam), wife Margaret Elizabeth, aged 44, born at Adderbury (Oxon), and two servants.
The death of Robert Thomas Deakins, aged 55, was registered 1909/Q1 Louth (Lincs).
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Margaret Elizabeth Deakins, aged 65, died at 5 Johnstone St, Bath and was buried on 11 Apr 1922. G.B.23 William Henry No memorial found. Hervey (1848-1922) William H Hervey, born on 1 Oct 1848 at Barre (Mass) son of W H Hervey, has entries in lists of passport applications in the period 1902- 1920. In the application in 1920 in London it states that he was travelling around the world the period 1911-1914 and resident in Britain from 1914.
From the burial register: William Henry Hervey, aged 76, of 57 Pulteney St, Bath, died on 17 Jul 1922 and was buried on 31 Aug 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: HERVEY William Henry of Boston Suffolk Massachusetts U.S.A. died 17 July 1922 at 57 Pulteney- street Bath Administration (with Will) (limited) London 9 June to Cecil Marmaduke Gues[t] solicitor the attorney of Allan Moore Hervey. Effects £577 4s. 8d.
(Allan Moore Hervey, who died on 31 Dec 1929, appears in the Directory of Deceased American Physicians 1804-1929 and has an entry in the 1913 edition of Harvard University Alumni Directory with an address: care of Hervey and Barber, 3 Nassau Street.) G.B.24 Charlotte Ellen No memorial found. West (1888-1910) The birth of Ellen Charlotte Elizabeth West was registered 1889/Q3 William Thomas Bath, mother’s maiden name: Snell. West (1856-1916) The birth of Tom Sydney West was registered 1891/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Snell.
In the 1891 census at 23 Villa Fields, Bath: William T West, aged 57, barge boatman, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 40, born at Bath, John Strange, aged 15, son (possibly step-son), and children: Harry, aged 7, born at Bath, George, aged 4, born at Bath, Charlotte, aged 1½, born at Bath, and Tom, aged 7 months, born at Bath.
From the burial register & burial order book: Charlotte Ellen West, aged 22, of 34 Powlett Rd, was buried on 10 Dec 1910. G-33 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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In the 1911 census at 12 Henrietta Street, Bath: William Thomas West, aged 55, coach and motor body maker, born at Bath, wife Ellen, aged 48, married 23 years 2 children, born at Chilcompton (Som), son Arthur, aged 19, waiter lodging house, and two servants.
From the burial register: William Thomas West, aged 60, of 34 Powlett Rd, was buried on 30 Nov 1916. G.B.25 Sydney Godolphin Kerb, north: (1867-1909) In loving memory of SYDNEY GODOLPHIN WHO DIED OCTOBER 23RD 1909
Kerb.
The birth of Sidney Godolphin was registered 1867/Q2 Redruth.
The marriage of Sydney Godolphin to Elizabeth Mary Tiddy was registered 1898/Q1 Bradford W.
In the 1901 census at 9 Pulteney Street, Bath: Sydney Godolphin, aged 33, lodging house keeper, born at Hayle (Cornwall), wife Elizabeth M, aged 35, born at Gwennap (Cornwall), and a servant.
The birth of Cecilia Mary Godolphin was registered 1902/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tiddy. The birth of Sydney Francis Godolphin in 1903 was registered 1904/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tiddy.
From the burial register: Sydney Francis Godolphin, aged 42, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 27 Oct 1909.
In the 1911 census at 9 & 10 Pulteney Street, Bath: Elizabeth Mary Godolphin, aged 45, widow, married 13 years 2 children, lodging house [keeper], born at Gwennap (Cornwall), children: Cecilia Mary, aged 8, born at Bathwick, and Sidney Francis, aged 7, born at Bathwick, three servants, Jane Williams Tiddy, aged 66, widow, mother, [living on] private means, born at Gwennap, and six
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Names Inscriptions Notes boarders.
From the burial register: Cecilia Mary Godolphin, aged 24, of 9 & 10 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 8 Apr 1927. From the grant of probate, she died on 4 Apr 1927.
From the burial register: Sydney Francis Godolphin, aged 24, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 7 Aug 1928. From the grant of probate, he died on 2 Aug 1928.
See also G.D.27. G.B.26 Eliza Olding (1849- SACRED 1909) TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZA OLDING DIED MAY 10TH 1909 AGED 59 ― HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP ― Headstone and kerb.
In the 1871 census in the household of Hannah C J Stewart at 6 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Eliza Olding, aged 21, unmarried, housemaid, born at Bath.
In the 1881 census at 26 Cornwell Place, Walcot, Bath: Eliza Olding, aged 31, unmarried, boarder, tailoress, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 6 Forester Avenue, Bathwick, Bath: Eliza Olding, aged 51, unmarried, retired housekeeper, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Eliza Olding, aged 59, of 6 Forester Avenue, was buried on 15 May 1909.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.B.27 Alfred Donson East: Mosley (1853-1908) IN LOVING MEMORY OF Hannah Elizabeth ALFRED DONSON MOSLEY Mosley (1862-1956) THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF HANNAH ELIZABETH MOSLEY WHO ......
...... 1908 Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. North: ALSO OF The birth of Alfred Donson Mosley was registered 1853/Q1 Radford HANNAH ELIZABETH (Notts). HIS WIFE The birth of Hannah Elizabeth Jeanes was registered 1862/Q2 WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 2ND 1956 Southampton. AGED 74 YEARS The marriage of Alfred Donson Mosley to Hannah Elizabeth Jeans was registered 1882/Q4 Southampton.
In the 1901 census at 51 Northbrook Road, Southampton: Alfred D Mosley, aged 38, jeweller’s assistant, born at Radford (Notts), wife Hannah E, aged 28, born at Southampton, son Alfred G J, aged 7, born at Southampton, and two servants.
From the burial register: Alfred Donson Mosley, aged 55, of Rockcliffe Road, Bathwick, was buried on 20 Aug 1908.
From the burial register: Hannah Elizabeth Mosley, aged 74, of 97 Northumberland, Southampton, was buried on 6 Mar 1956. G.B.28 Rosa Anna Berry East: (1858-1908) ROSA BERRY WIDOW OF THE LATE H. T. BERRY Herbert Brewer Lee OF THIS CITY (1899-1912) DIED JUNE 29TH 1908 AGED 50. Walter Henry North: Tyrrell Berry (1889- ALSO OF 1919) HERBERT LEE WHO DIED MAY 31ST 1912. Cross on plinths and kerb. AGED 12.
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Names Inscriptions Notes SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME. The marriage of Henry Teral Berry to Rose Hannah/Rosannah England was registered 1883/Q1 Bath. South: ALSO The birth of Walter Henry Teral Berry was registered 1889/Q2 Bath, W. H. TYRRELL BERRY mother’s maiden name: England. WHO DIED NOV. 22ND 1919 In the 1901 census at 4 Rochfort Cottages, Bathwick, Bath: Rosena “SLEEP ON BELOVED SLEEP AND TAKE THY REST.” Berry, aged 40, widow, caretaker, born at Chard (Som), and children: Henry Tyrell, aged 11, born at Bath, and Lilian, aged 9, born at Bath.
The death of Rosa Anna Berry, aged 50, was registered 1908/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Rosa Anna Berry, aged 50, of 4 Rochfort Cottages, was buried on 2 Jul 1908.
In the 1911 census at 1 Rochfort Cottages, Bathwick Street, Bath: Walter Henry Tyrrel (sic) Berry, aged 21, unmarried, law clerk – E B Titley BA Solr Bath, born at Bathwick, Bath, Alice Mary Berry, aged 23, unmarried, sister, born at Bathwick, and Herbert Brewer Lee, aged 11, relationship unspecified, birthplace not known.
From the burial register: Herbert Brewer Berry, aged 12, of 4 Rochfort Cottages, was buried on 4 Jun 1912.
From the burial register: Walter Henry Tyrrell Berry, aged 29, of 1 St Mary's Lane, Maldon, Essex, was buried on 27 Nov 1919. G.B.29 George Horsell No memorial found. (1839-1919) In the 1901 census at 35 Villa Fields, Bath: George Horsell, aged 62, market gardener, born at Batheaston (Som), wife Sarah E, aged 61, born at Bath, and two children.
From the burial register: George Horsell, aged 79, of 35 Villa Fields, was buried on 7 Apr 1919. From the National Probate Calendar 1919: HORSELL George of 35 Villa Fields Bathwick Bath market gardener died 2 April 1919 Probate Bristol 6 May to George Horsell greengrocer and William Abrahams Bryant accountant. Effects £95.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.B.30 Spencer Shelley IN MEMORY (1813-1908) OF SPENCER SHELLEY Susannah Shelley BORN CHRISTMAS EVE 1813 (1823-1920) DIED 10TH MARCH 1908 YOUNGEST SON OF Stephen Ralph SIR JOHN SHELLEY 6TH BARONET Martin-Leake (- AND OF 1865) SUSANNAH HIS WIFE DAUGHTER OF Headstone. STEPHEN RALPH MARTIN-LEAKE OF THORPE HALL ESSEX The marriage of Spencer Shelley to Susannah Martin Leake was BORN 1ST FEBRUARY 1823 registered 1843/Q1 London. DIED 15TH MAY 1920 The death of Stephen Ralph Martin Leake was registered 1865/Q2 Marylebone.
In the 1881 census at 50 Belvedere Road, Penge (Surrey): Spencer Shelley, aged 67, Civil Service cl[er]k superannuated, born at Gipping (Suffolk), wife Susan, aged 57, born at Marylebone (Middx), daughter Rosamond, aged 20, born at Kew (Surrey), and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 37 Bathwick Hill: Spencer Shelly (sic), aged 87, living on own means, born at Gipping (Suffolk), wife Susanna, aged 77, born at Marylebone (Middx), a grand-daughter and three servants.
From the burial register: Spencer Shelley, aged 94, of 37 Bathwick Hill, was buried on 13 Mar 1908.
From the burial register: Susannah Shelley, aged 97, of 13 Darlington Pl, was buried on 19 May 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: SHELLEY Susannah of 13 Darlington-place Bathwick Hill Bath widow died 15 May 1920 Probate London 31 July to Stephen Martin Leake esquire and Georgiana Fanny Ferguson widow. Effects £1245 3s. 11d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.B.31 Mary Louisa Cope IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1855-1916) MARY LOUISA DAUGHTER OF W. COPE SHAWBURY SHROPSHIRE William Cope (1813- DIED FEBRUARY 3RD 1916. 1885)
Cross on a single plinth with kerb.
In the 1881 census at Shawbury (Salop): William Cope, aged 67, widower, barrister at law Registrar of Probate Court, born at Workwine (Wrockwardine?) (Salop), children: Alice M, aged 29, unmarried, born at Shifnal (Salop), Henrietta Emily, aged 27, unmarried, born at Shifnal, and Mary Louise, aged 26, born at Shifnal, and five servants.
The death of William Cope, aged 71, was registered 1885/Q1 Wem. From the National Probate Calendar 1885: 26 March. The Will of William Cope formerly of Leighton Hall Wellington but late of Shawbury both in the County of Salop Esquire who died 8 January 1885 at Shawbury was proved at the Principal Registry by Edmund Cope of Coughton House Redditch in the County of Worcester Esquire the Som the Sole Executor. Personal Estate £8,078 0s. 1d.
In the 1901 census at Shawbury (Salop): Alice Marion Cope, aged 50, unmarried, living on own means, born at Shifnal (Salop), Mary Louisa Cope, aged 47, unmarried, sister, born at Shifnal, Arthur Henry Cope, aged 53, unmarried, brother retired Army Captn, born at Shifnal, and two servants.
From the burial register (but not in the burial order book): Mary Louisa Cope, aged 60, of Combe Royal, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 5 Feb 1916.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.C.7 Catherine Hippisley Kerb, east: (1840-1922) ... CROSS LAID DOWN” “THE VICTORY WON ...
Eleanor Anne Kerb, north: Hippisley (1848- IN SACRED AND LOVING MEMORY OF A DEAR SISTER CATHERINE, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF 1925) THE LATE HENRY HIPPISLEY ESQ. PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY JAN. 20 1922. AGED 81.
Kerb, west: Henry Hippisley “UNTIL THE DAY BREAKS AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY” (1808-1896) Kerb and a cross resting on a stone. Kerb, south:
ALSO OF ELEANOR ANNE, HIS SISTER WHO PASSED AWAY ...... WE MUST THROUGH MUCH TRIBULATION ENTER INTO THE ...... The birth of Catharine Hippisley was registered 1841/Q1 Hungerford. The birth of Eleanor Anne Hippisley was registered 1848/Q3 Hungerford.
In the 1851 census at Florence Villa, Nelson Place, Tormoham, Torquay: Henry Hippisley, aged 43, widower, visitor, magistrate for Berks & Oxon, born at Lamborne Place (Berks).
In the 1851 census at Lambourn Place (Berks): A governess, Catherine Hippisley, aged 10, born at Lambourn, Agnes Hippisley, aged 6, born in London, Eleanor Hippisley, aged 3, born at Lambourn, Beatrix Hippisley, aged 18 months, born at Lambourn, nine servants and a labourer.
In the 1881 census as boarders at 1 Porteus Road, Paddington: Catherine Hippisley, aged 40, unmarried, born at Lamborne (Berks), and Eleanor Annie Hippisley, aged 42, unmarried, born at Lamborne.
From the burial register: Catherine Hippisley, aged 81, of 11 Gay St, Bath, was buried on 24 Jan 1922.
From the burial register: Miss Eleanor Ann Hippisley, aged 77, of 11 Gay St, Bath, was buried on 10 Sep 1925. From the National Probate Calendar 1925: HIPPISLEY Eleanor Anne of 11 Gay-street Bath spinster died 7 September 1925 Probate Bristol 22 October to the reverend Edmund Richard Gayer M.A. clerk and Frederick Thomas Hippisley esquire. Effects £10548 13s. 2d.
From the official website for the Parish of Lambourn: G-40
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Names Inscriptions Notes “Lambourn Place, a large Tudor mansion, situated on the north side of Lambourn church, was owned by Sir Thomas Essex who died in 1558. It then passed to Sir Thomas Wilmot for most of the 17th century and eventually to the Hippisley family who rebuilt it in Victorian times. Henry Hippisley made over his Lambourn and Sparsholt estates to third son William Henry in 1886 who then sold Lambourn Place to his brother- in-law Charles Edwards, thus ending nearly 250 years association with the Hippisleys.
The house and outbuildings were used as racing stables in the late 1880's by James Humphrey a prominent trainer, it was pulled down in 1938 after falling into decay.
There are many stories and myths about the site, one is that the location of Lambourn Place was the original site of one of King Alfred's palaces. Another is that the grounds were once haunted by the last of the ancient family of Hippisley. Henry Hippisley died in the late 19th century, having spent an infamous life oppressing the locals and defrauding charities. Some thought he had even killed one of his servants. Perhaps his spirit was repentant. It certainly had trouble finding peace. Some evidence of Lambourn Place remains to this date, however all traces of the house itself have long gone.”
“Henry Hippisley b 1795 of Lambourne Plce was a younger son of the family of Hippisley of Ston Easton, near Bath. He married first 1830, Elizabeth Agnes, dau + heiress of Rev Dr John Nelson of Heytesbury and had five children, son Henry Nelson Hippisley (1839-1894), Capt, RN b 1839, later Rear-Admiral, and four daughters, one of whom married (Beatrice m 1871 Charles Edwards and to whom Lambourn Place passed). Elizabeth died in 1839. He remarried 1851 Elizabeth Mary Sulivan, whose mother was the daughter of Lord Palmerston. By her he had Lawrence Temple Hippisley b 1854, Wm Henry b 1855 and two daus.”
The year of birth of Henry Hippisley is given as 1795 but the age at death, as well as census records, indicate that it should be 1808.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.C.8 Maria Virginia Hughes (1836-1909) OF MARIA VIRGINIA HUGHES WHO ENTERED INTO MARCH 17TH 1909 AND ......
Cross on plinths and kerb.
In the 1901 census at 4 Darlington Street, Bath: Bridget T Johnston, aged 62, widow, living on own means, born in Brazil, Maria V Hughes, aged 65, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born in Brazil, Julia A Krüger, aged 69, widow, sister, born in Brazil, two great nieces and two servants.
From the burial register: Maria Virginia Hughes, aged 72, of 17 Henrietta St, was buried on 20 Mar 1909.
From the burial register: Bridget Tobin Johnston, aged 82, died at 77 Pulteney St, was buried on 13 Oct 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: JOHNSTON Bridget Tobin of 77 Pulteney-street Bath widow died 10 October 1920 Probate Dublin to David Leslie Beath physician and Edward Charles Jameson solicitor. Effects £1711 7s. 4d. Sealed London 28 February, G.C.9 Laura Tyler (1843- East: 1910) LAURA TYLER Anne Tyler (1846- WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 12 1910 1924) AGED 67 ― UNTIL THE DAY DAWN
North: ANNE TYLER Cross on plinths. FELL ASLEEP NOV. 24. 1924, AGED 79. The birth of Fanny Tyler was registered 1840/Q4 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Lowndes. The birth of Laura Tyler was registered 1843/Q1 Clutton, mother’s
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Names Inscriptions Notes maiden name: Lowndes. The birth of Anne Tyler was registered 1846/Q4 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Lowndes.
In the 1891 census at 1 Rochfort Place, Bath: Elizabeth Tyler, aged 82, widow, living on own means, born at Chesham (Bucks), children: Harriet E, aged 52, unmarried, born at Chard (Som), Laura, aged 48, unmarried, living on own means, born at Stanton (Som), and Anne, aged 44, unmarried, living on own means, born at Stanton, and two servants.
In the 1901 census at 1 Daniel Street, Bath: Harriet Elizabeth Tyler, aged 62, unmarried, living on own means, born at Chard (Som), Mary Georgina Tyler, aged 61, unmarried, sister, born at Stanton Drew (Som), Laura Tyler, aged 58, unmarried, sister, born at Stanton Drew, Anne Tyler, aged 54, unmarried, sister, born at Stanton Drew, and two servants.
From the burial register: Laura Tyler, aged 67, of 1 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 16 Mar 1910.
From the burial register: Fanny Mary Tyler, aged 76, of 15 Hogarth Rd, Kensington, London S, was buried on 12 Mar 1917.
From the burial register: Anne Tyler, aged 78, of 1 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 27 Nov 1924. G.C.10 Marion Kate Pow Kerb, north: (1872-1910) IN MEMORY OF MARION KATE POW. WHO DIED NOV. 22. 1910. AGED 37 YEARS.
Kerb.
The birth of Marion Kate Chapman in 1872 was registered 1873/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Allen.
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The marriage of John George Pow to Marion Kate Chapman at St Mark’s, Lyncombe, Bath was registered 1893/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Lilian Kate Pow was registered 1894/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chapman. The birth of Reginald George Pow was registered 1898/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chapman.
In the 1901 census at 30 Stanley Road, Twerton, Bath: John G Pow, aged 38, railway clerk, born at Glastonbury (Som), wife Marion K, aged 28, born at Bath, and children: Lilian K, aged 6, born at Twerton, and Reginald G, aged 5, born at Twerton.
From the burial register: Marion Kate Pow, aged 37, of 6 Rockliffe Ave, was buried on 26 Nov 1910. G.C.11 William John IN LOVING MEMORY OF Maynard (1870-1951) WILLIAM JOHN MAYNARD WHO DIED JULY 9TH 1951 Annie Maynard AGED 81. (1882-1959) ALSO OF ANNIE HIS WIFE WHO DIED AUG. 20TH 1959 AGED 77. REUNITED Kerb with an integral plaque at the foot.
In the 1881 census at 31 Dafford Street, Bath: Thomas Maynard, aged 44, boat builder, born at Lambeth, London, wife Merena, aged 44, born at Alton (Hants), and children: Edward, aged 12, born at All Saints, Worcester, and William, aged 11, born at All Saints, Worcester.
The birth of Annie Dart was registered 1882/Q1 Axbridge. The marriage of William John Maynard to Annie Dart was registered 1901/Q3 Axbridge.
The death of Edward Maynard, aged 56, was registered 1911/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Edward Maynard, aged 56, of 4 Highbury Tce, Bath, was buried on 11 Mar 1911.
In the 1911 census at 4 Highbury Terrace, Bath: William Maynard, aged 41, cabinet maker, born at Worcester, wife Annie, aged 29, married 10
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Names Inscriptions Notes years 4 children, born at Weston-super-Mare, four children, Merena A Maynard, aged 74, widow, mother, born at Alton (Hants), and Edward Maynard, aged 42, unmarried, brother, marine engineer, born at Worcester.
From the burial register: William John Maynard, aged 81, of 4 Highbury Tce, Bath, was buried on 12 Jul 1951.
From the burial register: Annie Maynard, aged 77, of 2 Arundel Rd, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 26 Aug 1959. G.C.12 Sarah Williams No memorial found. (1830-1911) In the 1911 census at 31 Forester Avenue, Bath: George Pickering, aged 58, bookseller, born at Bath, wife Amelia, aged 57, married 27 years 1 child, born in London, and Sarah Williams, aged 80, widow, mother-in- law, [living on] private means, born at South Hanningfield (Essex).
From the burial register: Sarah Williams, aged 81, of 31 Forester Ave, was buried on 16 Dec 1911.
From the burial index but not in either the burial register or burial order book: George Pickering was buried here. The death of George Pickering, aged 60, was registered 1912/Q4 Bath. G.C.13 Mary Ann Barnett Cross, east: (1841-1916) IN MEMORY Alice Horwood MARY ANN BARNETT (1882-1957) DIED APRIL Peggy Flora Dridge 1916 (1922-1985) Cross, west: IN Cross. MEMORY ALICE HORWOOD The birth of Alice Barnett was registered 1882/Q2 Bath, mother’s DIED maiden name: Welch. FEB 18 In the 1891 census at 5 Rochfort Cottages, Bath: George Barnett, aged G-45 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes 1957 50, jobbing gardener, born at Bath, wife Mary A, aged 50, sell[s] AGED refreshments, born at Zeals (Wilts), and daughter Alice, aged 8, born at __ Bath. Plaque: PEGGY FLORA The marriage of Alice Barnett to Frederick Harwood at St John the DRIDGE Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1909/Q4 Bath. DIED 30 OCTOBER 1985 In the 1911 census at 5 Rochfort Cottages, Bath: George Barnett, aged 69, gardener (domestic), born at Bath, and wife Mary Ann, aged 70, married 49 years 9 children of which 4 then living, born at Zeals (Wilts).
From the burial register: George Barnett, aged 72, of Rochfort Cottage, Bathwick St, was buried on 30 Jan 1915.
From the burial register: Mary Ann Barnett, aged 74, of 5 S John's Bdgs, Bath, was buried on 20 Apr 1916.
The birth of Peggy Flora Harwood was registered 1922/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Barnett.
The marriage of Peggy Flora Horwood to William George Dridge at St Nicolas, Bathampton was registered 1941/Q1 Bathavon.
The death of Alice Horwood, aged 75, was registered 1957/1 Bathavon. From the burial register: Alice Horwood, aged 75, of 4 Solsbury View, Bathampton, Bath, was buried on 19 Feb 1957. (The date of death of 18 Feb 1957 on the cross has been verified.)
The death of Peggy Flora Dridge, born on 16 Jan 1922, was registered 1985/Oct Chichester. From the burial register & burial order book: Peggy Flora Dridge, aged 63, of 59 Swanfield Drive, Chichester, Sussex, was cremated at Chichester on 5 Nov 1985 and her ashes buried on 16 Nov 1985.
Some records have ‘Harwood’ rather than ‘Horwood’. G.C.14 May Mary Smith No memorial found. (1867-1915) The birth of May Mary Smith was registered 1867/Q3 St Thomas. The birth of Amy Jane Smith was registered 1869/Q1 Newington. Baptised on 16 Feb 1869 at St Mary’s, Newington: Amy Jane Smith, daughter of William & Janes Smith, of 5 Princes Street, father’s G-46
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Names Inscriptions Notes occupation: sailor.
In the 1871 census at 49 Warrior Road, Lambeth: William Smith, aged 28, mariner AB unemployed, born at Exmouth (Devon), wife Jane, aged 28, born at St Ann’s Blackfriars (Surrey), children: May Mary, aged 3, born at Exmouth, and Amy J, aged 2, born at Newington (Surrey), and a servant.
In the 1891 census at Ferndale, Balham Park Road, Streatham: May Smith, aged 23, unmarried, cook, domestic servant, born at Exmouth.
The death of May M Smith, aged 48, was registered 1915/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: May Mary Smith, aged 48, of Putney, died at the Royal United Hospital and was buried on 15 Dec 1915. G.C.15 Charlotte Julin No memorial found. (1840-1917) The marriage of Henry Julin to Charlotte Lowther was registered 1860/Q1 Boston. Ellen Wright (1859- 1929) The death of Henry Julin, aged 67, was registered 1876/Q1 Boston.
In the 1901 census at 14 Duke Street, Boston (Lincs): Charlotte Julin, aged 62, widow, living on own means, born at Boston, and Henry D Lowther, aged 55, married, brother, retired engine driver, born at Boston.
In the 1911 census at 1 Fendelows Court, Blue Street, Boston (Lincs): Charlotte Julin, aged 70, married 30 years no children, in receipt of old age pension, born at Boston.
From the burial register: Charlotte Julin, aged 77, of 3 Kirkhams Bldgs, was buried on 19 Sep 1917.
According to the burial order book the grave is “Fam Eth Grave No: N.Gd 1st Interment Dug for 3”. No number is given but the index has “13C NG”. However the location cannot be G.C.13 as there was already a burial there in 1916.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Ellen Wright, aged 70, of Manchester House, Combe Down, Bath, was buried on 13 Dec 1929. G.C.16 Alfred James No memorial found. Boorman (1867- In the 1881 census at 1 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: Edward Boorman, aged 1918) 46, man nurse, born at Staplehurst (Kent), wife Anne, aged 48, laundress, born at Netherbury (Dorset), and children: Thomas, aged 16, Elizabeth Boorman born at Netherbury, Alfred, aged 14, errand boy, born at Netherbury, (1869-1918) and Anne, aged 8, born at Caerleon, S Wales.
In the 1891 census at 24 Powlett Road, Bath: Ann Boorman, aged 58, widow, laundress, born in Dorset, and children: Alfred, aged 24, gardener, born in Dorset, and Annie, aged 17, born in Wales.
The marriage of Alfred James Boorman to Eliza Elizabeth Young at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Ellen Florence Boorman was registered 1895 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Young. (There are 3 further Boorman/Young births at Bath up to 1901, these children dying in infancy.)
In the 1901 census at 7 Kirkhams Buildings, Bath: Alfred Boorman, aged 35, gardener domestic, born at Netherbury (Dorset), wife Eliza, aged 31, born at Bath, and daughter Nellie, aged 5, born at Bath.
The death of Alfred J Boolman (sic), aged 50, was registered 1918/Q1 Bath. From the burial register and burial order book: Alfred James Boorman, aged 50, of 5 Kirkhams Bldgs, was buried on 7 Jan 1918.
The death of Elizabeth Boorman, aged 48, was registered 1918/Q1 Bath. From the burial register and burial order book: Elizabeth Boorman, aged 48, of 5 Kirkhams Bldgs, was buried on 15 Mar 1918.
See also D.G.33.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.C.17 George Saunders GEORGE Sainsbury (1838- SAUNDERS SAINSBURY 1919) FELL ASLEEP JAN. 24TH 1919 IN HIS ...... YEAR Harriet Sainsbury (1844-1927) ...... HARRIET, HIS WIFE, ...... AGED 82
Cross on plinths.
The birth of George Saunders Sainsbury was registered 1838/Q2 Devizes.
The marriage of George Saunders Sainsbury to Harriet Weeks was registered 1864/Q2 St Luke.
In the 1911 census at 40 Shaftesbury Road, Southsea (Hants): George Saunders Sainsbury, aged 72, coal agent, born at Devizes (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 66, married 36 years 3 children of which 1 then living, born at Tottenham (Middx), and Mary Jane Weeks, aged 61, unmarried, sister- in-law, born at Tottenham.
From the burial register: George Saunders Sainsbury, aged 80, died at 27 Rockliffe Rd, Bath and was buried on 28 Jan 1919.
From the burial register: Harriet Sainsbury, aged 82, of Downside, Batheaston, Bath, was buried on 18 Jun 1927. G.C.18 Thomas George No memorial found. Keeling (1861-1945) The birth of George Thomas Keeling was registered 1861/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Grane. William Ernest The marriage of George Thomas Keeling to Emma Kate Green at St Keeling (1894-1947) Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1887/Q4 Bath.
The birth of William Ernest Keeling was registered 1894/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Green.
In the 1901 census at 5 Cornwell Terrace, Walcot, Bath: George T
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Names Inscriptions Notes Keeling, aged 40, house carpenter, born at Bath, wife Emma K, aged 41, born at Bath, five children of which the third was William E, aged 6, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Thomas George Keeling, aged 84, of 3 Odd Down Tce, Bath, died on 10 Aug 1945 and was buried on 15 Aug 1945.
From the burial register: William Ernest Keeling, aged 54, of 3 Odd Down Tce, Bath, died on 6 Dec 1947 and was buried on 11 Dec 1947. G.C.19 Esther Snowsell No memorial found. (1834-1921) In the 1911 census at Fossebridge (Glos): Esther Snowsell, aged 76, unmarried, boarder, retired housekeeper, born at Coln St Denys (Glos).
From the burial register: Esther Snowsell, aged 86, of 1 Argyle St, was buried on 29 Mar 1921. From the grant of probate, she died on 25 Mar 1921. G.C.20 Joseph Brimble No memorial found. (1844-1922) The birth of Joseph Brimble was registered 1844/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Cattle. Selina Brimble The birth of Selina Webber was registered 1844/Q3 Keynsham, mother’s (1844-1925) maiden name: Collins. The marriage of Joseph Brimble to Selina Webber was registered 1867/Q2 Bristol.
In the 1911 census at 18 Brookleaze Buildings, Larkhall, Bath: Joseph Brimble, aged 65, Inspector SPCA, born at Wellow (Som), and wife Selina, aged 64, married 43 years 3 children of which 2 then living, born at Saltford (Som).
From the burial register: Joseph Brimble, aged 75, of 18 Brookleaze Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1922. From the grant of probate, he died on 11 Jul 1922.
From the burial register: Selina Brimble, aged 80, of 10 Lambridge, Bath, was buried on 20 Feb 1925.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.C.21 Emma Hodgson Ray Kerb, north: (1846-1922) EMMA HODGSON RAY OCTOBER 22ND 1922.
Kerb.
The birth of Emma Hodgson Gates was registered 1847/Q1 Lewisham. Baptised on 11 Feb 1847 at St Nicholas, Plumstead: Emma Hodgson Gates, daughter of Charles & Emma Mary Ann Gates, of Plumstead, father’s occupation: potter, date of birth: 31 Dec 1846.
On 7 Sep 1866 at Plumstead (Kent) Alfred Gardiner Brown, surgeon, of Newington (Surrey), son of Charles Brown, surgeon dentist, married Emma Hodgson Gates, minor, of Plumstead, daughter of Charles Gates, gentleman, witnesses: Charles Gates and Geo Edwd Gates.
There are three baptisms of children of Thomas Gardiner Brown & Emma Hodgson Brown at St George the Martyr, Southwark in the period 1867- 1870.
In the 1871 census at 63 Trinity Square, Newington, London: Alfred G Brown, aged 32, surgeon MRCS, born at Woolwich (Kent), wife Emma H, aged 34, born at Plumstead (Kent), three children and two servants.
The marriage of Emma Hodgson Brown to Arthur James Ray was registered 1875/Q3 Lambeth. The marriage of Alfred Gardiner Brown to Sarah Allsop was registered 1878/Q3 Romsey.
In the 1881 census at 2 Heckfield Villas, Tottenham (Middx): Arthur Ray, aged 27, stock exchange broker, born at Dulwich (Surrey), wife Emma Hodgson, aged 34, born at Plumstead (Kent), and a servant. In the 1881 census at 8 St Thomas Street, Southwark: Alfred G Brown, aged 42, surgeon, born at Woolwich (Kent), wife Sarah, aged 29, born at
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Names Inscriptions Notes Wellow (Hants), five children and two servants.
The death of Alfred Gardiner Brown, aged 44, was registered 1882/Q1 St Olave.
In the 1911 census at a boarding house at 11 Burlington Place, Eastbourne (Sussex): Emily Hodgson Ray, aged 63, widow, boarder, [living on] private means, born at Plumstead (Kent).
From the burial register: Emma Hodgson Ray, aged 76, died at 18 Forester Rd, Bath and was buried on 26 Oct 1922. G.C.22 Emily Seymour No memorial found. (1850-1924) From the burial register: Emily Seymour, aged 73, died at 1 Darlington Pl and was buried on 17 Jun 1924. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: SEYMOUR Emily of 52 Pulteney-street Bath spinster died 13 June 1924 at 1 Darlington-place Bath Probate London 8 July to Frederick Temple Cole retired lieutenant-colonel H.M. Army and Margaretta Green spinster. Effects £349 9s. 6d. G.C.23 Ada Cayley IN McCausland (1866- EVER LOVING MEMORY OF 1936) ADA CAYLEY MCCAUSLAND, WHO DIED 30TH MARCH 1936, AGED 70. ― RESQUIESCAT IN PACE. The birth of Ada C McCausland was registered 1866/Q1 Wellington Sal.
In the 1891 census at Woodbine Place, Bathwick, Bath: Conolly McCausland, aged 65, clerk in holy orders, born in Ireland, wife P Mary, aged 64, born at Thorpe (Derbys), children: Mary J, aged 29, unmarried, born at Wrockwardine (Salop), and Ada C, aged 25, unmarried, born at Wrockwardine, and three servants.
In the 1901 census at Woodhill Place, Bathwick, Bath: Connelly McCausland, aged 75, widower, clergyman Church of England, born in Ireland, Mary J Yates, aged 39, married, daughter, born at Admaston (Salop), Ada McCausland, aged 35, unmarried, daughter, born at Admaston, Arthur C Yates, aged 5 months, grandson, born at New Brompton (Kent), and four servants.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial resister & burial order book: Ada Cayley McCausland, aged 70, spinster, of 31 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 1 Apr 1936.
See also D.G.44. G.C.24 Alexander Linton IN LOVING MEMORY OF Mackenzie (1859- ALEXANDER LINTON MACKENZIE 1933) PHYSICIAN DIED 24TH SEPTEMBER 1933. Marion Patrick ― Mackenzie (1850- AND OF HIS WIFE 1935) MARION PATRICK MACKENZIE, DIED 6TH JANUARY 1935. Celtic cross on a large plinth and kerb.
Baptised on 26 Jan 1860 at St Thomas Mount, Madras: Alexander Linton Mackenzie, son of John Frazer & Julia Margaret Mackenzie, date of birth 27 Nov 1859.
The marriage of Alexander Linton Mackenzie to Marion Patrick Kerr at St Andrew’s, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1888/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Marion Doris Mackenzie was registered 1897/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kerr.
In the 1901 census at 6 Brock Street, Bath: Alexander Mackenzie, aged 42, medical practitioner – own account, born at Madras (British Subject), wife Marion, aged 40, born in Australia, daughter Marion Doris, aged 3, born at Bath, and four servants.
From the burial register: Alexander Linton Mackenzie, aged 73, of 6 The Circus, Bath, was buried on 28 Sep 1933.
From the burial register: Marion Patrick Mackenzie, aged 84, widow, of 6 The Circus, Bath, was buried on 10 Jan 1935.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.C.25 Mary Tice Gunn IN MEMORY (1824-1911) OF MARY TICE GUNN WHO ENTERED INTO REST ON 30TH SEPTEMBER 1911. AGED 87 YEARS.
In as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my Brethren ye have done it unto me Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. St. Matt 25th Chap 40th V
In the 1911 census at 1 Brunswick Place, Bath: Mary Tice Gunn, aged 86, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Christchurch (Hants), a servant, a visitor, and two others (‘training for service’).
The death of Mary Tice Gunn, aged 87, was registered 1911/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Tice Gunn, aged 87, of 1 Brunswick Pl, Bath, was buried on 5 Oct 1911. G.C.26 Elizabeth Fishlock IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1837-1909) ELIZABETH FISHLOCK WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC. 10. 1909.
Cross on plinths and kerb.
The birth of Alfred Solomon Fishlock was registered 1862/Q2 Devizes.
The birth of Edwin James Goddard was registered 1871/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: James.
In the 1881 census at 3 Mill Cottages, Bathwick: James Goddard, aged 58, carter (miller’s), born at Warminster (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 38, born at Dunkerton (Som), son Edwin James, aged 9, born at Bath, and a nephew.
In the 1891 census at 13 Grove Street, Bath: Alfred S Fishlock, aged 29, coal merchant, born at Coates (Wilts), wife Elizabeth, aged 40,
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Names Inscriptions Notes laundress, born at Wellow (Som), son Edwin J G, aged 19, clerk, born at Bath, Jessie Fishlock (male), aged 23, unmarried, boarder, carter, born at Devizes (Wilts), and another boarder.
In the 1901 census at 13 Grove Street, Bath: Alfred Fishlock, aged 39, coal merchant – employer, born at Horton (Wilts), and wife Elizabeth, aged 56, born at Wellow (Som).
From the burial register: Elizabeth Fishlock, aged 72, of 13 Grove Street, Bath, was buried on 14 Dec 1909.
In the 1911 census at 13 Grove Street, Bath: Alfred S Fishlock, aged 49, widower, coal merchant, born at Horton (Wilts).
From the burial register & burial book: Alfred Solomon Fishlock, aged 72, of 13 Grove Street, Bath, was buried on 4 Mar 1935.
See also F.F.37. G.C.27 Frederick Algernon No memorial found. Bartlett (1877-1909) The birth of Andrew Bartlett was registered 1841/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wheller. Andrew Bartlett (1841-1912) The marriage of Andrew Bartlett to Emily Brooks was registered 1870/Q3 Bristol. Emily Bartlett (1847- 1931) The birth of Frederick Algernon Bartlett in 1877 was registered 1878/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Brooks.
In the 1891 census at 1 Warwick Place, Lyncombe & Widcombe, Bath: Andrew Bartlett, aged 45, professor of music, born at Bath, wife Emily, aged 40, born at Bath, children: Alexander, aged 14, born at Bath, Frederick A, aged 12, born at Bath, and Emily, aged 17, fancy worker, born at Bath, and two lodgers.
From the burial register & burial order book: Frederick Algernon Bartlett, aged 31, of 23 Wells Road, Bath, was buried on 28 Sep 1909.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register & burial order book: Andrew Bartlett, aged 71, of 23 Wells Rd, Bath, was buried on 28 Nov 1912.
From the burial register & burial order book: Emily Bartlett, aged 84, of 2 Southbourne Gdns, Bath, was buried on 28 Aug 1931. G.C.28 Emily Mary Berkley No memorial found. (1909) The birth of Emily Mary Berkley was registered 1909/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams.
From the burial register: Emily Mary Berkley, aged 15 days, of 5 Rockcliffe Avenue, Bath, was buried on 13 Jun 1909. G.C.29 Emma Tucker (1849- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1908) EMMA THE BELOVED WIFE OF Walter Tucker (1855- WALTER TUCKER 1923) WHO FELL ASLEEP XMAS DAY 1908, AGED 59 YEARS. ― ONLY A LITTLE WHILE. ― ALSO OF WALTER TUCKER Headstone and kerb. HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED AWAY The birth of Emma Edwards was registered 1849/Q1 Bath, mother’s NOV. 16TH 1923, AGED 68 YEARS. maiden name: Butler. ― The birth of Walter Tucker was registered 1855/Q4 Yeovil. NEITHER SHALL THERE BE ANY MORE PAIN. The marriage of Walter Tucker to Emma Edwards at St Mary’s ― Swainswick, near Batheaston was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Winifred Cecilia Tucker in 1888 was registered 1889/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Edwards.
In the 1891 census at 9 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: Walter Tucker, aged 36, policeman, born at West Camel (Som), wife Emma, aged 28, born at Bath, and daughter Florence E, aged 1 month, born at Bath.
In the 1901 census at 4 Darlington Wharf, Bath: Walter Tucker, aged 47, retired detective, born at West Camel (Som), wife Emma, aged 50, born at Bath, children: Maud, aged 17, dressmaker, born at Bath, Mabel, aged 13, born at Bath, and Winifred, aged 12, born at Bath, and a visitor.
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From the burial register: Emma Tucker, aged 59, of 5 Rockliffe Avenue, Bath, was buried on 31 Dec 1908.
In the 1911 census at 11 Powlett Road, Bath: Walter Tucker, aged 57, ex-detective – pensioner, born at West Camel (Som), and children: Florence Ethel, aged 30, housekeeper, born at St John’s, Bathwick, Maud Emma, aged 27, shirt fitter, born at St Mary’s, Bathwick, Mabel Nellie, aged 23, dressmaker, born at St Mary’s, Bathwick, and Winifred Cecilia, aged 22, clerk, born at St Mary’s, Bathwick.
The death of Walter Tucker, aged 68, was registered 1923/Q4 Clutton.
The death of Frank Tucker, aged 66, was registered 1923/Q4 Bath. From the burial register (but not in the burial order book): Frank Tucker, aged 66, of 15 Hampton Row, was buried on 28 Nov 1923. G.C.30 Lily Elizabeth Clarke (1888-1908) OF LILY ELIZABETH Rose May Clarke THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF (1887-1910) WILLIAM & ROSE HANNAH CLARKE. WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS OCT. 28TH 1908. William Clarke AGED 20 YEARS (1862-1943) ― BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD. Rose Hannah Clarke ― Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. (1865-1933) ALSO OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER ROSE MAY The birth of Rose May Clarke was registered 1887/Q2 Uckfield. WHO FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS DEC. 7. 1910 The birth of Lily Elizabeth Clarke was registered 1888/Q2 Uckfield. AGED 2_ YEARS ― In the 1901 census at Oakwood Gardens, Bathwick Hill, Bath: William THEM ALSO WHICH SLEEP IN JESUS SHALL GOD BRING WITH HIM Clarke, aged 39, gardener – domestic, born at Lutterworth (Leics), wife Rose Hannah, aged 36, born in Northumberland, and children: Rose May, aged 13, born at Fletching (Sussex), and Lily Elizabeth, aged 12, born at Fletching.
From the burial register: Lily Elizabeth Clarke, aged 20, of Oakwood
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Names Inscriptions Notes Gardens, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 2 Nov 1908.
From the burial register: Rose May Clarke, aged 23, of The Gardens, Oakwood, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 12 Dec 1910.
See also G.D.30. G.C.31 No memorial found.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.D.7 Reginald Garnet No memorial found. Leonard Hall (1882- The birth of Reginald Garnet Leonard Hall in 1882 was registered 1915) 1883/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Johnson. Marriage registered 1907/Q1 Bristol.
From the burial register & burial order book: Reginald Garnet Leonard Hall, aged 32, of 5 Manvers St, Bath, was buried on 25 Nov 1915. G.D.8 Lavinia Mary East: Sherard (1842-1910) LAVINIA MARY SHERARD FELL ASLEEP JAN. 27. 1910. AGED 77. John Caryer Sherard ― (1852-1920) LORD ON THE CROSS THINE ARMS WERE STRETCHED TO DRAW THY PEOPLE NIGH OH GRANT US THEN THAT CROSS TO LOVE AND IN THOSE ARMS TO DIE.
West: JOHN CARYER SHERARD Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. FELL ASLEEP JULY 14TH 1920, AGED 67. ― Baptised on 30 Jan 1853 at Aston Cantlow (Wars): John Caryer R.I.P. Sherard, son of George & Mary Sherard.
John Caryer Sherard married on 18 Oct 1883 at Dringhouses (Yorks) Lavinia Mary, widow of Rev H Mulkins, daughter of John Nowill Bromehead of The Close, Lincoln (registered 1883/Q4 York).
In the 1891 census at Cradlebridge, Westbury (Wilts): John C Sherard, aged 38, living on own means, born at Wilnecote (Warks), wife Lavinia M, aged 48, living on own means, born at Lincoln, and two servants.
Dorset History Centre D/FFO/27/56 1871 – 1888: John Caryer Sherard of Westbury, Wiltshire. Copy marriage settlement between Revd Hannibal Mulkins of Ontario, Canada and Lavinia Mary Bromehead of Hutton, Yorkshire, 1871. Copy will of Revd H Mulkins, vicar of Stapleford, Wiltshire, 1877. List of Mrs Mulkins' property.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Notices and epitome of marriage settlement between John Caryer Sherard and Mrs Mulkins, 1883, 1885. Papers re share investments and income tax, 1885 - 1888.
From the burial register: Lavinia Mary Sherard, aged 77, of Glatton, Claremont Rd, Bath, was buried on 1 Feb 1910.
From the burial register: John Caryer Sherard, aged 67, of Glatton, Claremont Rd, Bath, was buried on 17 Jul 1920. G.D.9 William George South: Hanks (1867-1910) IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HANKS DIED 14TH JULY 1910 AGED 43.
Kerb.
The birth of William George Hanks was registered 1867/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mountjoy.
The marriage of William George Hanks to Letitia Louisa Tratt was registered 1892/Q3 Barton R.
The birth of Bessie Catherine Annie Hanks was registered 1893/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tratt.
In the 1901 census at 22 Powlett Road, Bath: Wm Geo Hanks, aged 33, pork butcher & bacon curer, born at Twerton (Som), wife Latitia (sic) L, aged 34, born at Pudlington (Som), daughter Bessie C A., aged 7, born at Bath, and a boarder.
The birth of Ada Irene Hanks was registered 1906/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tratt.
From the burial register: William George Hanks, aged 43, of 23 Powlett Rd, was buried on 21 Jul 1910.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Letitia Louisa Hanks, aged 69, of 21 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 16 Dec 1935.
The marriage of Ada I Hanks to William Barber at St John the Baptist, Batheaston was registered 1956/Q1 Bathavon.
From the burial register and burial order book: Ada Irene Barber, aged 71, of 6 Cleveland Row, Bath, died on 1 Apr 1977 and was buried on 14 Apr 1977. G.D.10 Mary Black (1846- No memorial found. 1910) In the 1901 census at 9 Powlett Road, Bath: James Black, aged 53, retired police sergeant, born in Scotland, wife Mary, aged 54, born at James Black (1849- Clandown (Som), and children: William, aged 27, unmarried, grocer 1912) manager, born at Bath, and Amy, aged 16, dressmaker, born at Bath.
William James Black From the burial register: Mary Black, aged 64, of 9 Powlett Rd, was (1874-1921) buried on 15 Dec 1910.
In the 1911 census at 9 Powlett Road, Bath: James Black, aged 62, widower, police pensioner, born at St Bothwells, Scotland, and children: William, aged 37, unmarried, grocer’s manager, born at Bath, and Amy, aged 26, unmarried, at home, born at Bath.
From the burial register: James Black, aged 62, of 9 Powlett Rd, was buried on 20 Feb 1912.
From the burial register: William James Black, aged 47, of 9 Powlett Rd, was buried on 24 Oct 1921. From the grant of probate, he died on 18 Oct 1921. G.D.11 Edward Paul Conrad In Ehrke (1837-1911) Loving memory of EDWARD EHRKE WHO DIED NOVEMBER 8TH 1911. IN THE 75TH YEAR OF HIS AGE
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Names Inscriptions Notes Edward Ehrke, aged 24, unmarried, assistant master, professor German language, born at Schwerine, Germany.
The marriage of Edward Paul C Ehrke to Harriett Reeve was registered 1868/Q2 Kidderminster.
The birth of Mary Ellen Ehrke was registered 1870/Q2 Lexden.
The 1879 Bath Academy of Art Exhibition at 34 Milsom Street, Bath included a painting by Edward Ehrke entitled Ladies Bathing Cove, Ilfracombe (asking price £20).
In the 1901 census at 2 Berkley Place, Walcot, Bath: Edward Ehrke, aged 64, teacher of languages, born in Germany (German Subject), wife Harriett, aged 68, born at Bewdley (Worcs), and daughter Mary Ellen, aged 31, unmarried, governess, born at Dedham (Essex).
From the burial register: Edward Paul Conrad Ehrke, aged 74, of 13 Gt Bedford St, Bath, was buried on 14 Nov 1911.
From the burial register: Harriett Ehrke, aged 91, of The Rosary, Bloomfield Rd, Bath, was buried on 29 Jan 1920. From the grant of probate, she died on 23 Jan 1920.
From the burial register: Mary Ellen Ehrke, aged 66, of 46 Devonshire Bldgs, Bath, died on 13 Mar 1936 and was buried on 17 Mar 1936. G.D.12 Ann Rawlings (1838- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1912) ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF George Rawlings GEORGE RAWLINGS (1838-1926) DIED DECEMBER 13TH 1912. AGED 74. Ada Rawlings (1875- “THY WILL BE DONE” 1962) ― ALSO OF GEORGE HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE DIED APRIL 3RD 1926. Headstone. AGED 87. AT REST The birth of George Rawlings was registered 1838/Q2 Bath, mother’s AND OF THEIR DAUGHTER maiden name: Palmer.
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Names Inscriptions Notes ADA The marriage of George Rawlings to Ann Burcomb at St Thomas à WHO DIED JULY 3RD 1962 Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1862/Q2 Bath. AGED 86 THE GIFT OF GOD IS ETERNAL LIFE The birth of Ada Rawlins was registered 1875/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Burcombe.
In the 1911 census at 28 Regent Terrace, Dolemeads, Bath: George Rawlins, aged 72, tailor, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 72, married 49 years 6 children of which 5 then alive, born at Bradford (Wilts), and daughter Ada, aged 34, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath. (The address page has the surname as ‘Rawlings’.)
From the burial register: Ann Rawlings, aged 74, of 28 Regent Tce, Widcombe, was buried on 18 Dec 1912.
From the burial register: George Rawlings, aged 87, of 28 Regent Tce, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 7 Apr 1926.
From the burial register: Ada Rawlings, aged 86, of Victoria Hospital, Frome, was buried on 9 Jul 1962. G.D.13 Alfred Scott Tuplin IN LOVING MEMORY (1907-1913) OF OUR DEAR LITTLE SON ALFRED SCOTT TUPLIN, BORN MAY 7TH 1907, DIED AUG 1ST 1913. “LOVED BY ALL BUT GOD LOVED HIM BEST”
Cross on plinths.
The birth of Alfred Scott Tuplin was registered 1907/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dyer.
In the 1911 census at 14 Johnstone Street, Bath: Alfred Scott Tuplin, aged 30, lodging house keeper, born at Bristol, wife Fanny, aged 30,
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Names Inscriptions Notes born at Ryde (Isle of Wight), son Alfred Scott, aged 3 years 11 months, born at Bath, six boarders and a servant.
From the burial register: Alfred Scott Tuplin, aged 6, of 14 Johnstone St, was buried on 2 Aug 1913. G.D.14 Eliza Palmer (1852- North: 1920) ELIZA WIFE OF WM HENRY PALMER WHO DIED MARCH 5TH 1920 AGED 67
William Henry Palmer (1851-1917)
Kerb.
The birth of Eliza Kirkham was registered 1852/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Higginson.
The marriage of William Henry Palmer to Eliza Kirkham at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1874/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Edward Stanley Palmer in 1887 was registered 1888/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kirkham.
In the 1911 census at the Toll House, Cleveland Bridge, Bath: William Palmer, aged 59, toll collector to private company, born at Bath, wife Eliza, aged 58, married 36 years 6 children of which 5 then living, assistant, born at Bath, and son E Stanley, aged 23, unmarried, engineer’s clerk, born at Bath.
From the burial register: William Henry Palmer, aged 65, of Toll House, Cleveland Bridge, was buried on 2 Jun 1917.
From the burial register: Eliza Palmer, aged 67, of 1 Cleveland Bridge, was buried on 9 Mar 1920.
From the burial register and burial order book: Alice Maud Palmer, aged 57, of No 1 Lodge Cleveland Bridge, Bath, was buried on 12 Sep 1934. From the grant of probate, she died on 8 Sep 1934.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.D.15 Dorothy Evelyn IN Parker (1909-1917) LOVING MEMORY _ OF _ Martha Parker DOROTHY EVELYN PARKER (1880-1940) FELL ASLEEP JUNE 8TH 1917 AGED 8 YEARS “SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME.” ALSO OF Headstone and kerb. MARTHA PARKER MOTHER OF THE ABOVE The marriage of Henry William Parker to Martha Gregory at St Nicolas, TH DIED MARCH 18 1940. Radstock was registered 1904/Q1 Clutton.
The birth of Dorothy Evelyn Parker was registered 1909/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gregory.
In the 1911 census at Rose Cottage, Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: Henry William Parker, aged 29, chauffeur – domestic, born at Bath, wife Martha aged 29, married 7 years 2 children, born at Radstock (Som), children: Frances Phyllis, aged 5, born at Bath, and Dorothy Eveylyn (sic), aged 2, born at Bath, and a visitor.
From the burial register: Dorothy Evelyn Parker, aged 8, of Hampton Row, was buried on 14 Jun 1917.
From the burial register: Martha Parker, aged 59, of 4 Dorset St, Twerton, Bath, was buried on 21 Mar 1940. G.D.16 Georgiana Mary GEORGIANA RUSSELL Leonora Russell DIED 8 APRIL 1920, AGED 79. (1841-1920)
Cross.
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The birth of Sophia Louisa Russell was registered 1839/Q4 Melksham. The birth of Georgiana Mary Leonora Russell was registered 1841/Q1 Melksham.
In the 1871 census at Kempston (Beds): Georgiana M L Russell, aged 30, unmarried, boarder, governess, born at Trowbridge (Wilts).
In the 1881 census at Clumber Villa, Clevedon (Som): Alexander B Russell, aged 77, rector of Laverton (Som), born at Binfield (Som), wife Louisa A, aged 68, born at St Peters, Isle of Thanet, children: Sophia L, aged 41, unmarried, born at Trowbridge, and Emily A, aged 30, born at Wells (Som), and two servants.
In the 1891 census at the home of Mary Barnard at Sandringham Villa, Uxbridge Road, Ealing (Middx): Georgiana Russell, aged 50, unmarried, living partially on own means, born at Trowbridge (Wilts).
The death of Georgiana M L Russell, aged 79, was registered 1920/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Georgina Mary Leonora Russell, aged 79, of 12 Bladud Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 13 Apr 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: RUSSELL Georgiana Mary Leonora of 12 Bladud Buildings Bath spinster died 8 April 1920 Probate Bristol 10 May to the right reverend monsignor provost Arthur Russell clerk. Effects £2136 3s. 5d.
From the burial register & burial order book: Sophia Louisa Russell, aged 85, of 40 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 6 Mar 1925. From the National Probate Calendar 1925: RUSSELL Sophia Louisa of 40 Bathwick-street Bath spinster died 3 March 1925 Probate Bristol 31 March to the right reverend monsignor provost Arthur Russell clerk and Margaret Baily spinster. Effects £1427 17s. 5d.
From the Catholic Directory 1876 in a list of Registrars for the Southern Division: Rev. Arthur Russell, Bishop's House, Clifton, Bristol and, in the list for the Clifton Diocese: Diocesan Treasurer for the Soc. of the Prop, of the Faith. Rev. Arthur Russell, Bishop's House, Clifton, Bristol
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Names Inscriptions Notes In Protestants Who Have Become Catholics Since The Tractarian Movement (London, 1878): Arthur Russell, son of Rev. A. B. Russell, Rector of Laverton. A priest. G.D.17 Reginald Thomas Headstone: Tolman (1871-1921) TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF REGINALD THOMAS Gladys Winifred BELOVED HUSBAND OF Tolman (1905-1932) ROSINA TOLMAN, WHO PASSED AWAY FEB. 15. 1921. AGED 50. Rosina Sarah AND OF GLADYS WINIFRED. Tolman (1880-1966) THEIR DEARLY LOVED AND ONLY DAUGHTER, WHO ENTERED INTO REST MARCH 12, 1932. AGED 26. Low headstone and kerb and a separate plaque.
Plaque: The birth of Reginald Thomas Tolman was registered 1871/Q1 Bath, ROSINA SARAH mother’s maiden name: Lewis. TOLMAN The birth of Rosina Sarah Francis in 1880 was registered 1881/Q1 DIED 13TH FEB. 1966 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Ottway. AGED 85 YEARS. The marriage of Reginald Thomas Tolman to Rosina Sarah Francis at St Saviour, Larkhall was registered 1902/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Gladys Winifred Tolman was registered 1905/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Francis.
In the 1911 census at 30 Rockliffe Road, Bath: Reginald Tolman, aged 40, law clerk, born at Bath, wife Rosina, aged 30, married 8 years 1 child, born at Bath, daughter Gladys, aged 5, born at Bath, Martha Francis, aged 68, widow, visitor, mother-in-law, born at Bath, Gertrude Francis, aged 32, unmarried, sister-in-law, visitor, nurse (domestic), born at Bath, and a visitor.
From the burial register: Reginald Thomas Tolman, aged 50, of 30 Rockliffe Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 18 Feb 1921.
From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Gladys Winifred Tolman, aged 26, of 21 Rockliffe Rd, Bath, was buried on 16 Mar 1932.
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From the burial register: Rosina Sarah Tolman, aged 85, of 21 Rockliffe Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 18 Feb 1966. G.D.18 Ida Hogg Richmond No memorial found. (1863-1922) The birth of John Edwin Richmond was registered 1856/Q1 Chippenham. John Edwin Richmond (1856- Passengers on the SS Goth from East London to Southampton, arriving 1925) on 18 Nov 1908: John Edwin Richmond, retired commercial traveller, Mrs Ida Hogg Richmond, and three children.
In the 1911 census at 41 Powlett Road, Bathwick, Bath: John Richmond, aged 55, provision dealer, born at Draycot Cerne (Wilts), wife Ida, aged 48, married 27 years 3 children, born at Grahamstown Cape Colony, three children (born in the Cape Colony) and a visitor.
From the burial register: Ida Hogg Richmond, aged 58, of 41 Powlett Rd, Bath, was buried on 2 Mar 1922.
From the burial register: John Edwin Richmond, aged 69, of 41 Powlett Rd, Bath, was buried on 26 Nov 1925. G.D.19 No memorial found and no entries in the burial order book. G.D.20 Annie Brinkworth No memorial found. (1845-1925) The marriage of Robert Messiter Brinkworth to Annie Lewis was registered 1871/Q2 Brentford. The birth of Leofwin Brinkworth in 1873 was registered 1874/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lewis. The birth of Muriel Mary Brinkworth was registered 1876/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Brinkworth (!).
In the 1881 census at 4 Stoneleigh Villas, Bath: R M Brinkworth, aged 37, corn merchant, born at Bath, Anne, aged 35, born in London, Mary J Lewis, aged 39, born in London, children: Leofwin (son), aged 7, born at Bath, Muriel M, aged 4, born at Bath, and Olive M, aged 1, born at Bath, and two servants.
From the burial register & burial order book: Annie Brinkworth, aged 80, of 3 Mount Beacon, Bath, was buried on 10 Jul 1925. From the National Probate Calendar 1925: BRINKWORTH Anne of 3 Mount Beacon Bath widow died 7 July 1925 Probate Bristol 8 August to Muriel G-68
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Names Inscriptions Notes Mary Brinkworth spinster and Henry Gabriel Sheldon esquire. Effects £2203 3s. 6d. G.D.21 Mary Jane Weeks (1848-1931)
Cross on a plinth. The cross is delaminated on the eastern side.
Baptised on 28 Sep 1849 at Tottenham (Middx): Mary Jane Weeks, daughter of Thomas & Harriet Weeks, of Tottenham, father’s occupation: gentleman, date of birth: 28 Aug 1849.
In the 1881 census at 1a Alkman Road, Hackney: Walter Weeks, aged 42, unmarried, warehouseman, born at Hopton (Middx), Mary J Weeks, aged 31, unmarried, sister, born at Tottenham, and Bessie Weeks, aged 27, unmarried, sister, born at Islington, London, and a servant.
In the 1891 census as boarders at 7 Woodstock Terrace, St Simon’s Road, Portsea: Walter Weeks, aged 53, unmarried, living on own means, born at Tottenham (Middx), Mary J Weeks, aged 41, unmarried, living on own means, born at Tottenham, and Bessie Weeks, aged 37, unmarried, living on own means, born at Islington, London,
In the 1891 census at 2 Lorne Road, Portsea (Hants): George S Sainsbury, aged 52, coal agent, born at Devizes (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 46, born at Totton (Middx), daughter Harriet, aged 19, born at Devizes, and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 40 Shaftesbury Road, Southsea (Hants): George
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Names Inscriptions Notes Saunders Sainsbury, aged 72, .... agent, born at Devizes (Wilts), wife Harriet, aged 66, married 46 years 3 children of which 1 then living, born at Tottenham (Middx), and Mary Jane Weeks, aged, aged 61, unmarried, sister-in-law, no occupation, born at Tottenham. (On 20 Apr 1864 at St Lukes (Middx) George Saunders Sainsbury, brewer, of Devizes, son of George Taylor Sainsbury, merchant, married Harriet Weeks, minor, of St Lukes, daughter of Thomas Weeks, solicitor (registered 1864/Q2 St Luke).)
From the burial register: Mary Jane Weeks, aged 82, of 28 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 14 Feb 1931. From the National Probate Calendar 1931: WEEKS Mary Jane of 28 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 11 February 1931 Probate Bristol 4 March to Harriet Hippisley (wife of Frederick Thomas Hippisley). Effects £436 19s. 3d.
(The marriage of Frederick Thomas Hippisley to Harriet Sainsbury was registered 1906/Q4 Portsmouth. Mary Jane Weeks was an aunt to Harriet Hippisley, née Sainsbury.) G.D.22 Ellen House (1878- IN 1935) AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF ELLEN HOUSE, Mary Anne House DIED OCT. 15TH 1935, AGED 57. (1876-1950) ― ALSO George House MARY ANNE HOUSE, (1879-1964) SISTER OF THE ABOVE DIED DEC. 29TH 1950, AGED 74. AND Headstone and kerb. Mason’s mark ‘TURVEY & PERRIN’ on western side. GEORGE HOUSE,
DIED SEPT. 14TH 1964, AGED 85. From the burial register: Ellen House, aged 57, of 36 Rockliffe Rd, Bath, was buried on 18 Oct 1935.
From the burial register: Mary Ann House, aged 74, of 36 Rockliffe Rd, Bath, was buried on 3 Jan 1951.
From the burial register: George House, aged 85, of 36 Rockliffe Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 17 Sep 1964.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.D.23 Albert David IN LOVING MEMORY OF McBirney (1899- ALBERT DAVID MCBIRNEY 1960) BELOVED HUSBAND OF NORAH NOV. 4TH 1960. AGED 60 YEARS. Norah Kathleen ALSO OF MAY VIVIEN McBirney DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE FEB. 19TH 1938. AGED 9½ YEARS. May Vivien McBirney AND OF SUSAN ELISABETH HAYLER, (1928-1938) THEIR GRANDCHILD AND BABY DAUGHTER OF GLENYS AND PETER Kerb with an integral plaque at foot. Susan Elisabeth SEPT. 12TH 1960. AGED 1 DAY.
Hayler (1960) The birth of Albert David McBirney in 1899 was registered 1900/Q1
Bath, mother’s maiden name: Young. Glenys Sheila The birth of Norah Kathleen Tudor was registered 1904/Q1 Bath, Hayler mother’s maiden name: Sheppard.
Peter David Hayler The marriage of Albert David McBirney to Norah Kathleen Tudor at St (1936-1990) Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1927/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Mavis Vivien McBirney was registered 1928/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tudor.
The birth of Pater David Hayler was registered 1936/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fare.
From the burial register: Mavis Vivien McBirney, aged 9, of 57 Forester Rd, died at the Isolation Hospital, Claverton Down, Bath and was buried on 22 Feb 1938.
The marriage of Glenys Sheila McBirney to Peter David Hayler was registered 1959/Q3 Bath.
The birth of Susan E Hayler was registered 1960/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name McBirney.
From the burial register: Susan Elisabeth Hayler, aged 1 day, was
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Names Inscriptions Notes buried on 15 Sep 1960.
From the burial register: Albert David McBirney, aged 60, of 57 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 9 Nov 1960.
The death of Peter David Hayler, born on 25 Jun 1936, was registered 1990/Nov Bishop Stortford.
The death of Norah Kathleen McBirney, born on 17 Jan 1904, was registered 1992/Mar Harlow. G.D.24 No memorial found. G.D.25 Walter Sutton IN (1864-1944) LOVING MEMORY OF WALTER SUTTON Patience Sutton WHO DIED 28TH MAR. 1944. (1864-1941) AND OF PATIENCE HIS WIFE Mary Hawkins WHO DIED 31ST DEC. 1941. (1867-1966) ALSO OF MARY HAWKINS SISTER OF THE ABOVE Headstone and kerb. WHO DIED 21ST JULY 1966.
The birth of Patience Hawkins was registered 1861/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gunning. The birth of Walter Sutton was registered 1862/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Stillman. The birth of John Gunning Hawkins was registered 1863/Q Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gunning.
In the 1871 census at 3 Nelson Terrace, St Swithins Place, Bath: John Hawkin, aged 40, brewer, born at Bath, wife Mary, aged 39, born at Bath, and children: Ellen, aged 12, born at Bath, Laura, aged 11, born at Bath, Patience, aged 9, born at Bath, John, aged 7, born at Bath, and Mary, aged 4, born at Bath.
The marriage of Walter Sutton to Patience Hawkins was registered 1906/Q1 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 5 Frankley Buildings, Bath: Walter Sutton, aged
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Names Inscriptions Notes 48, upholsterer, born at Bath, wife Patience, aged 46, married 5 years 1 child, born at Weston, Bath, and daughter Hilda Mary, aged 4, born at Walcot.
From the burial register: Walter Sutton, aged 79, of St Martins Hospital, Bath, was buried on 31 Mar 1944.
From the burial register: Patience Sutton, aged 77, of 5 Frankley Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 6 Jan 1942.
From the burial register: Mary Hawkins, aged 99, of 1 Gt Western Ave, Bridgend, Glam, was buried on 27 Jul 1966. G.D.26 George Mould North (on 1 line): (1855-1937) IN LOVING MEMORY OF GEORGE MOULD FELL ASLEEP 1ST DECEMBER 1937. AGED 82. Louisa Maria Mould (1850-1935) West: ALSO LOUISA M. MOULD TH 27 APRIL 1935 AGED 85. Kerb and vase.
The birth of Louisa Maria Mould was registered 1850/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gray. The birth of Elizabeth Ackland was registered 1860/Q3 Tiverton. The birth of George Mould was registered 1855/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gray.
The marriage of George Mould to Elizabeth Acland was registered 1884/Q3 Axbridge.
The birth of Margaret Acland Mould was registered 1900/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Acland.
In the 1911 census at 11 Tyning Road, Bath: George Mould, aged 55, house builder - employer, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 50, married 26 years 6 children of which 5 then living, born at Tiverton (Devon), children: Bessie, aged 15, born at Bath, Catharine Victoria, G-73 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes aged 13, born at Bath, and Margaret Acland, aged 10, born at Bath, and three boarders.
From the burial register: Louisa Maria Mould, aged 85, of 11 The Tyning, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 1 May 1935.
From the burial register: George Mould, aged 82, of 11 The Tyning, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 4 Dec 1937.
From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Mould, aged 87, of 11 The Tyning, Bath, died on 13 May 1948 and was buried on 18 May 1948.
See also K.K1.54 and K.L1.37. G.D.27 Jane Williams Tiddy Kerb and vase. The kerb is displaced and the grave is overgrown. (1844-1934) The birth of Elizabeth Mary Tiddy was registered 1865/Q4 Redruth. Elizabeth Mary Godolphin (1865- The marriage of Sydney Godolphin to Elizabeth Mary Tiddy was 1938) registered 1898/Q1 Bradford W.
In the 1911 census at 9 & 10 Pulteney Street, Bath: Elizabeth Mary Godolphin, aged 45, widow, married 13 years 2 children, lodging house [keeper], born at Gwennap (Cornwall), children: Cecilia Mary, aged 8, born at Bathwick, and Sidney Francis, aged 7, born at Bathwick, three servants, Jane Williams Tiddy, aged 66, widow, mother, [living on] private means, born at Gwennap, and six boarders.
From the burial register: Jane Williams Tiddy, aged 90, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, died on 27 Nov 1934 and was buried on 29 Nov 1934.
From the burial register and burial order book: Elizabeth Mary Godolphin, aged 73, of 9 Pulteney St, Bath, died on 25 Feb 1938 and was buried on 28 Feb 1938.
See also G.B.25. G.D.28 Sarah Ann Horsell No memorial found. (1859-1913) The death of Sarah A Horsell, aged 54, was registered 1913/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Sarah Ann Horsell, aged 54, of Villa Fields, G-74
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Names Inscriptions Notes was buried on 26 Dec 1913. G.D.29 Amy Frances IN Kennedy (1858- LOVING MEMORY 1911) OF AMY FRANCES KENNEDY Henry Friend ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE Kennedy (1824- MAJ. GEN. H. F. KENNEDY 60TH RIFLES TH 1893) DIED NOVEMBER 25 1911 Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Limited accessibility due to a holly bush growing by the grave.
The death of Henry Friend Kennedy, aged 68, was registered 1893/Q1 Bath. From the National Probate Calendar 1893: KENNEDY Henry Friend of 2 Darlington-street Bath major-general (retired) in Her Majesty’s army died 7 January 1893 Administration Bristol 22 February to Margaret Kennedy widow Effects £4029 13s. From the National Probate Calendar 1907: KENNEDY Henry Friend of 2 Darlington-street Bath retired major-general in H.M. army died 7 January 1893 Administration Bristol 28 November to Amy Frances Kennedy spinster Effects £98 1s. 9d. Former grant February 1893.
In the 1911 census at 18 Tyning Road, Bath: Amy Frances Kennedy, aged 52, unmarried, born at Bangalore, India, Alice Eleanor Kennedy, aged 49, unmarried, sister, born at Wellington, India, Beatrice Kennedy, aged 46, unmarried, sister, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon), Margaret Ada Kennedy, aged 39, unmarried, sister, born at Stoke Damerel, and a servant.
From the burial register: Amy Frances Kennedy, aged 53, of 18 The Tyning, Widcombe, was buried on 28 Nov 1911.
From the burial register & burial order book: Alice Eleanor Kennedy, aged 84, of Westwater Cottage, Edgell, Scotland, died on 16 Apr 1946, was cremated and her ashes buried on 28 Oct 1946.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.D.30 Rose Hannah Clarke South (on 1 line): (1865-1933) ROSE HANNAH THE DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM CLARKE ENTERED INTO REST JULY 14TH 1933 AGED 68. William Clarke (1862-1943) North: ALSO WILLIAM HER BELOVED HUSBAND DIED 1. AUG. 1943 AGED 81.
Kerb.
In the 1901 census at Oakwood Gardens, Bathwick Hill, Bath: William Clarke, aged 39, gardener – domestic, born at Lutterworth (Leics), wife Rose Hannah, aged 36, born in Northumberland, and children: Rose May, aged 13, born at Fletching (Sussex), and Lily Elizabeth, aged 12, born at Fletching.
In the 1911 census at Oakwood Gardens, Bathwick Hill, Bath: William Clerke, aged 49, gardener – domestic, born at Lutterworth (Leics), and wife Rose Hannah, aged 46, 2 children none then living, born at Newcastle on Tyne.
From the burial register: Rose Hannah Clarke, aged 68, of 1 Eden Tce, Larkhall, Bath, was buried on 28 Jul 1933.
From the burial register: William Clarke, aged 81, of 1 Eden Tce, Larkhall, Bath, was buried on 16 Aug 1943.
See also G.C.30. G.D.31 Margaret Tina HEARTS AT PEACE Simpson (1867- UNDER AN ENGLISH HEAVEN 1939) TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF Frederick William MARGARET TINA Simpson (1864- BELOVED WIFE OF 1939) FREDERICK WILLIAM SIMPSON, DIED MAY 29TH 1939. AGED 72. Gladys Gordon ALSO OF (1891-1950) FREDERICK WILLIAM SIMPSON, Headstone surmounted by a cross and kerb. WHO FOLLOWED HER
SEPT ...... AGED 75 The birth of Frederick William Simpson was registered 1864/Q1 ALSO G-76
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Names Inscriptions Notes GLADYS GORDON, Devizes. THEIR DEARLY LOVED DAUGHTER The birth of Margaret Tina Allen was registered 1867/Q3 Kings Norton. WHO DIED OCTOBER 10TH 1950. AGED 58 YEARS The marriage of Frederick William Simpson to Margaret Tina Allen was registered 1890/Q3 Marylebone.
In the 1911 census at 16 Archfield Road, Bristol: Frederick William Simpson, aged 47, Inspector of Food & Drugs & Shops Regulation Acts &c, born at Devizes (Wilts), wife Margaret Tina, aged 43, married 20 years 2 children, born at Birmingham, children: Gladys, aged 19, elocution student, born at Clifton, Bristol, and Frederick Alan, aged 15, born at Clifton, and a servant.
From the burial register: Margaret Tina Simpson, aged 72, of 16 Elmsdale Rd, Clifton, Bristol, was buried on 1 Jun 1939.
From the burial register: Frederick William Simpson, aged 75, of 35 Hill View, Westbury on Trym, Bristol, died at St Mary's Hospital, Clifton, Bristol on 4 Sep 1939 and was buried on 7 Sep 1939.
From the burial register: Gladys Gordon, aged 58, of Clifton Court, was buried on 13 Oct 1950.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.7 Agnes Bown (1872- LOVING MEMORIES OF 1951) AGNES GLADYS BOWN 1872-1951 Evelyn May Bown EVELYN MAY BOWN (1879-1952) 1889-1952
Plaque.
The birth of Agnes Bowne as registered 1872/Q1 Axbridge. The birth of Eveline Mabel Bown was registered 1879/Q2 Frome.
In the 1891 census at the house of Sydney Phillips, Wesleyan minister, at Spring Grove, Frome (Som): Agnes Bown, aged 19, unmarried, mother’s help, born at West Woodlands (Som).
In the 1891 census at Highcroft Farm, Frome (Som): Annie Y Bown, aged 42, widow, farmer, born at Wanstrow (Som), five children of which the fourth was Eveline M, aged 11, born at Witham Friary (Som).
In the 1911 census at the house of John Lark Wheatley, town clerk & clerk of peace Cardiff, at 174 Newport Road, Cardiff: Eveline Mabel Bown, aged 31, unmarried, nurse hospital-trained, born at Witham Friary.
From the burial register: Agnes Gladys Bown, aged 79, of 7 Darlington St, Bath, died on 17 Oct 1951, was cremated and her ashes buried on 24 Oct 1951.
From the burial register: Evelyn Mabel Bown, aged 72, of 7 Darlington St, Bath, died on 9 Apr 1952 and was buried on 16 Apr 1952.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.8 Jane Hannah TO MY Johnson Hall (1852- MOTHER 1914) JANE HANNAH JOHNSON HALL, WHO DIED DECEMBER 8TH 1914, ― “WHITHER THOU GOEST I WILL GO.” 1.RUTH.16. VERSE
Cross on three plinths and kerb.
The marriage of Alfred Hall to Jane Hannah Johnson at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1877/Q3 Bath.
In the 1911 census at Chatsworth, The Tyning, Bath: Alfred Hall, aged 57, boot and shoe dealer, born at Bath, wife Jane Hannah, aged 57, married 34 years 3 children, born at Hungerford (Berks), and a companion/help.
From the burial register: Jane Hannah Johnson Hall, aged 62, of 5 Manvers St, Bath, was buried on 11 Dec 1914. G.E.9 Henry Newson No memorial found. Garrett (1841-1912) In the 1901 census at 101 Sydney Place, Bath: Henry N Garrett, aged 59, widower, engineer mechl civil & mining, born at Leiston (Suffolk), four children, a grandson and three servants.
The marriage of Henry Newson Garret to Ellen Abbott/Howley was registered 1907/Q1 Bath.
From the burial register & burial order book: Henry Newson Garrett, aged 71, of 101 Sydney Pl, was buried on 16 Oct 1912. From the National Probate Calendar 1912: GARRETT Henry Newson of 101 Sydney-place Bath died 13 Oct 1912 Probate London 14 November to Ellen Garrett widow. Effects £503 10s. 6d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.10 Walter Harold Paul In Bedford (1879-1913) Loving Memory _ of _ Elizabeth Harriett MY DEAR HUSBAND Bedford (1881-1939) WALTER HAROLD PAUL BEDFORD, TH Gladys Ada WHO DIED APRIL 7 1913, Elizabeth Bedford AGED 33 YEARS. Headstone (now flat) and kerb. (1910-2001) ― “GOD KNOWETH BEST.” The birth of Walter Harold Paul Bedford was registered 1879/Q2 Bath, ― mother’s maiden name: Bedford. And The birth of Elizabeth Harriett Kelson was registered 1881/Q4 Bath, ELIZABETH HARRIETT, mother’s maiden name: Wills. WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO PASSED AWAY AUGUST 23RD 1939 The marriage of Walter Harold Paul Bedford to Elizabeth Harriett AGED 56 YEARS. Kelson at All Saints, Weston, Bath was registered 1904/Q4 Bath. GLADYS A. E. BEDFORD DIED DECEMBER 28TH 2001 The birth of Gladys Ada Elizabeth Bedford was registered 1910/Q3 AGED 91 YEARS. Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kelson.
From the burial register: Walter Harold Paul Bedford, aged 33, of Pulteney Mews, was buried on 11 Apr 1913.
From the burial register: Elizabeth Harriett Bedford, aged 56, of 29 Marlborough Bldgs; Bath, died at The Beeches, Lansdown, Upper Weston, Bath and was buried on 26 Aug 1939.
The death of Gladys Ada Elizabeth Bedford, born on 10 Aug 1910, was registered 2001/Dec Bath & NE Somerset. G.E.11 Thomas Toone Headstone: (1865-1913) RESTING
Clara Caroline IN LOVING MEMORY OF Toone (1864-1930) THOMAS TOONE, DIED 20TH MAY 1913, AGED 49. John Edward Toone ALSO OF (1903-1964) HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE Headstone, kerb and a freestanding square vase. CLARA CAROLINE, Gertrude Toone DIED 10TH MARCH 1930, AGED 65 YEARS. The birth of Thomas Toone was registered 1865/Q4 Melton Mowbray. (1892-1981) ALSO THEIR SON JOHN EDWARD, G-80
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Names Inscriptions Notes DIED 15TH DEC. 1964, AGED 61 YEARS. The birth of Clara Caroline Rebecca Rose was registered 1864/Q2 Rosaline Florence AND GERTRUDE TOONE, Chippenham. (Specified as such in the typed GRO index, as Clara C Toone (1908-1994) DIED 15TH NOV. 1981. AGED 89 YEARS. Rose at Wiltshire BMD, the latter giving the subdistrict as Corsham.) The birth of a son of George Kite was registered 1866 Bath, mother’s Plaque: maiden name: Follen. AND OF ROSE TOONE In the 1871 census at 9 Bathwick St, Bath: George Kite, aged 38, fish DIED 28TH FEB. 1994 hawker, born at Bath, wife Ellinor, aged 30, born at Chippenham, and WIFE OF JOHN EDWARD children: William, aged 12, born at Bath, John, aged 9, born at Bath, (JACK) Frederick, aged 7, born at Bath, Clara Rose, aged 6, born at Pickwick (Corsham), and George, aged 4, born at Bath.
The marriage of Thomas Toone to Clara Caroline Kite at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1892/Q1 Bath.
The birth of Gertrude Clara Toone was registered 1892/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kite. The birth of John Edward Toone was registered 1903/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Kite.
In the 1911 census at 26 Powlett Road, Bath: Thomas Toone, aged 44, draper’s porter, born at Broughton (Leics), wife Clara Caroline, aged 44, married 19 years 4 children, born at Corsham (Wilts), and children: Gertrude Clara, aged 18, domestic, born at Bath, Walter Thomas, aged 15, grocers packer, born at Bath, Phyllis Caroline, aged 10, born at Bath, and John Edwin, aged 7, born at Bath. (The ‘Broughton’ would seem to be Nether Broughton north-west of Melton Mowbray.)
From the burial register: Thomas Toone, aged 48, of Powlett Rd, was buried on 29 May 1913.
The marriage of Phyllis Caroline Toone to Frederick George Lionel Gardner was registered 1927/Q4 Bath.
From the burial register: Clara Caroline Toone, aged 65, of 30 Westgate St, Bath, was buried on 19 Mar 1930. G-81 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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The marriage of John Edward Toone to Rosalina Florence Payne at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1934/Q3 Bath.
From the burial order book: John Edward Toone, aged 61, of 7 Westhall Rd, Weston, Bath, was cremated and his ashes buried on 4 Jan 1965.
The death of Phyllis Caroline Gardner, born on 11 May 1900, was registered 1971/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Phyllis Caroline Gardner, aged 70, of 13 Bathwick St, Bath, died on 16 Jan 1971, was cremated and her ashes buried on 25 Jan 1971.
The death of Rosalina Florence Toone, born on 19 Jun 1908, was registered 1994/Mar Bath. From the burial register: Rosaline Florence Toone was cremated 5 Mar 1994 and her ashes buried on 8 Mar 1994. G.E.12 Ann Dunbar Hooper ANN DUNBAR (1836-1914) WIFE OF JOHN HOOPER EDGAR PRIVATE HOTEL, BATH. John Hooper (1845- DIED DEC. 11TH 1914. 1928) ALSO IN DEAREST MEMORY OF Lottie Dunbar JOHN HOOPER Hooper (1873-1947) WHO ENTERED THE HOMELAND JANUARY 2ND 1928. ― Headstone and kerb. FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT. ― ALSO OF LOTTIE DUNBAR HOOPER, In the 1911 census at Hillside, Bloomfield Road, Bath: John Hooper, WIFE OF THE ABOVE aged 66, retired agency manager, born at Stoke Prior (Worcs), wife PASSED AWAY NOV. 23RD 1947 Anne Dunbar, aged 75, married 45 years no children, born at Coleshill AGED 78. (Warks), and Lottie Dunbar Hooper, aged 40, unmarried, niece, ― boarding house keeper, born at Burton on Trent (Staffs). AT REST From the burial register: Ann Dunbar Hooper, aged 78, of Edgar Hotel, Laura Pl, was buried on 16 Dec 1914.
From the burial register: John Hooper, aged 82, of Edgar Hotel, 2 & 3 Laura Pl, Bath, was buried on 6 Jan 1928.
From the burial register: Lottie Dunbar Hooper, aged 74, of Edgar G-82
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Names Inscriptions Notes Hotel, Laura Pl, Bath, was buried on 27 Nov 1947. G.E.13 Mary Hygate (1847- Kerb, north: 1916) MARY BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN HYGATE. DIED MARCH 26TH 1916
John Hygate (1852-)
Cross resting on a stone and kerb.
The birth of John Hygate was registered 1852/Q1 Reigate. The marriage of John Hygate to Mary Thomas was registered 1885/Q1 Isle of Wight.
In the 1911 census at 27 Pulteney Street, Bath: John Hygate, aged 49, lodging house keeper, born at Crawley (Surrey), wife Mary, aged 52 (!), married 26 years no children, lodging house keeper, born at Builth (Brec), Jane Weston, aged 69, widow, sister-in-law, [living on] private means, born at Builth, and two servants.
From the burial register: Mary Hygate, aged 68, of 27 Pulteney St, was buried on 30 Mar 1916.
The death of John Hygate, aged 87, was registered 1949/Q1 Bath. (The age indicates that he was born circa 1862, in line with the age in the 1911 census entry.)
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.14 Charles Francis Kerb, north (on 1 line): Blackett (1841- IN LOVING MEMORY OF MAJOR C. F. BLACKETT, LATE RIFLE BRIGADE. BORN 6. 1919) JAN. 1841. DIED 3. FEB. 1919.
Martha Louisa Kerb, south: Blackett (1857- AND HIS BELOVED WIFE MARTHA LOUISA, DIED 22. JAN 1944. 1944)
Kerb and a cross in red, polished granite.
The birth of Charles Francis Blackett was registered 1841/Q2 Castle Ward (Northumberland).
In the 1851 census at the Parsonage, Sawston (Cambs) as one of eight pupils: Charles E Blackett, aged 10, pupil, son of Sir E Blackett Bart, born at Matfen (Northumberland). (The ‘Sir E B Blackett Bart’ referred to was Sir Edward Blackett (1803- 1885), sixth baronet.)
The marriage of Charles Francis Blackett to Henrietta Louise J M Schmidt was registered 1886/Q4 Dover.
From the burial register: Charles Francis Blackett, aged 78, died in lodgings at 11 Forester Rd, Bath and was buried on 6 Feb 1919.
From the burial register: Martha Louisa Blackett, aged 83, died at Strada Gogu Cantacuzins No 1 Bucharest Roumania and her ashes were buried on 17 Jun 1947. (The address in Bucharest cannot be found although for ‘Cantacuzino’ there is a hospital and palace of that name and a street ‘strada Dr Ioan Cantacuzino’.)
From peerage.com, quoting Burke's Peerage, Baronetage & Knightage, 107th edition, 3 volumes (Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.A.: Burke's Peerage (Genealogical Books) Ltd, 2003), volume 1, page 386: Major Charles Francis Blackett was born on 6 January 1841.1 He was the son of Sir Edward Blackett, 6th Bt., and Julia Monck. He married Henrietta Louise Johanna Martha Schmidt, daughter of Carl Friedrich Schmidt, on 27 November 1886. He died on 3 February 1919 at age 78. G-84
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Names Inscriptions Notes Major Charles Francis Blackett fought in the Indian Mutiny. He gained the rank of Major in the service of the Rifle Brigade. G.E.15 Frances Mason FRANCES MASON (1850-1920) DEPARTED THIS LIFE JANUARY 25TH 1920 AGED 69 ― FAITHFUL IN LITTLE THINGS.
Headstone. The date of 25-Jan-1920 on the memorial has been verified.
From the burial register: Frances Mason, aged 69, of died at 10 Lime Grove, Pulteney Gdns, Bath, was buried on 30 Jan 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: MASON Frances otherwise Fanny of 10 Lime-grove Pulteney-gardens Bath spinster died 26 January 1920 Probate Bristol 4 March to Clifford Norman Mills commercial traveller. Effects £269 15s. 5d. G.E.16 George Cross (1845- No memorial found. 1921) The birth of George Cross was registered 1845/Q2 Warminster.
In the 1891 census at Victoria Villa, Swainswick (Som): George Cross, aged 46, widower, retired farmer, born at Hill Deverell (Wilts), four children and three servants.
The marriage of George Cross to Lillian Beatrice Smith at Holy Trinity Monmouth Place, Bath was registered 1905/Q Bath.
In the 1911 census at Victoria Villa, London Road, Bath: Geo Cross, aged 66, retired farmer, born ah H .... (Wilts), wife L B, aged 31, married 6 years no children, professional nurse (retired), born at ..ddon (Essex), a servant and a gardener.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: George Cross, aged 76, of 18 Henrietta St, Bath, was buried on 10 Sep 1921. From the National Probate Calendar 1921: CROSS George of 18 Henrietta-street Bath died 6 September 1921 Probate London 13 December to Beatrice Lillian Cross widow. Effects £555 12s. G.E.17 William Alfred No memorial found. Welch (1868-1922) The birth of William Alfred Welch was registered 1868/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Burgess.
In the 1891 census at Summer House, Prior Park Road, Bath: John Thomas Welch, aged 51, railway contractor, born at Monmouth, wife Jane, aged 40, born in London children: William Alfred, aged 22, unmarried, veterinary surgeon, born at Bath, and Charles Herbert, aged 19, medical student, born at Eatington (Warks), and a servant.
From the burial register & burial order book: William Alfred Welch, aged 52, of 6 Lime Grove, Bath, was buried on 14 Jan 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: WELCH William Alfred of 6 Lime- grove and 37 Walcot-street both in Bath veterinary surgeon died 10 January 1922 Administration Bristol 31 March to Elizabeth Welch widow. Effects £10.
The burial index gives the location of the grave as ’17 E re 2’ without an indication that this is the ‘new ground’. However grave A.E.17 has two burials (in 1866 and 1870) which is incompatible with the third burial being a second re-opening of the grave. The first burial in grave G.E.17 cannot be established. G.E.18 Annie Dagger (1860- Kerb, north (on 2 lines): 1922) ANNIE. THE BELOVED WIFE OF S.W. DAGGER WHO FELL ASLEEP NOV. 24TH 1922 A DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER Sampson William “BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER.” Dagger (1855-1937)
Kerb.
The birth of Sampson Dagger was registered 1855/Q2 Bath.
The marriage of Samson William Dagger to Annie Bryant at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1880/Q4 Bath. G-86
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Names Inscriptions Notes
The birth of Alice Annie Dagger was registered 1881/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bryant. The birth of Emily Florence Dagger was registered 1884/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bryant.
In the 1901 census at 12 Powlett Road, Bath: Sampson W Dagger, aged 45, machinist metal planer - worker, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 43, born at Bath, and children: Alice A, aged 19, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Emily F, aged 16, dressmaker, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at 10 Powlett Road, Bath: Sampson William Dagger, aged 56, engineer iron planer, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 54, married 30 years 2 children, born at Lansdown (Som), and children: Alice Annie, aged 28, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath, and Emily Florence, aged 25, unmarried, dressmaker, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Annie Dagger, aged 62, of 10a Powlett Rd, was buried on 29 Nov 1922.
From the burial register: Alice Annie Dagger, aged 66, of 10a Powlett Rd, Bath, died on 12 Mar 1947 and was buried on 17 Mar 1947.
From the burial register: Sampson William Dagger, aged 82, of 10a Powlett Rd, Bath, died on 10 Oct 1937 and was buried on 13 Oct 1937.
From the burial register: Emily Florence Dagger, aged 78, of 10a Powlett Rd, Bathwick, Bath, died on 1 May 1963 and was buried on 11 May 1963. G.E.19 William Worth Kerb, north: (1863-1924) In Loving Memory of WILLIAM WORTH DIED JULY 9TH 1924. AGED 60.
Rosina Worth (1868- Kerb, south: 1932) Also ROSINA WORTH, HIS WIFE DIED OCTOBER 9TH 1932, AGED 64.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Kerb. The incised inscription is partly obscured by white lichen.
The birth of William Worth was registered 1863/Q4 Bedminster.
The birth of Doris Rosalie Worth was registered 1905/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Dark.
In the 1911 census at Ister Cottage, Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath: William Worth, aged 48, gentleman, [living on] private means, born at Bristol, wife Rosina, aged 45, married 15 years 2 children, born at Bath, and children: Reginald Victor, aged 11, born at Weston-super- Mare, and Doris Rosalie, aged 5½, born at Bath.
From the burial register: William Worth, aged 60, of Ister Cottage, Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 14 Jul 1924.
From the burial register: Rosina Worth, aged 64, of Ister Cottage, Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 12 Oct 1932. G.E.20 Elizabeth Hudson North: (1838-1926) ELIZABETH HUDSON PASSED ON Richard Plantagenet EASTER DAY 1926 Hudson (1846-1934) R.I.P.
South: RICHARD HUDSON Multilayered tomb with the uppermost section pitched in the form of PRIEST a cross. Some lead missing. ENTERED INTO REST JAN. 8. 1934. AGED 82. The marriage of Richard Plantagenet Hudson to Violet Ellen Dawber R.I.P. was registered 1887/Q3 Bakewell.
In the 1891 census at 127 Walmersley Road, Bury (Lancs): Richard Hudson, aged 43, vicar of St Johns, C of E, Bury, born in Ireland, wife Violet, aged 33, born at King’s Lynn (Norfolk), children: Cyril, aged 2, born at Bury, and Margaret, aged 10 months, born at Bury, and three servants.
From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Elizabeth Hudson, aged 87, of 7 Pierrepont St, Bath, was buried on 8 Apr 1926.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932: HUDSON, Richard Plantagenet.― T.C.D. B.A. 1868, Div. Test. (2nd cl.) and Bibl. Gr. Pri. 1870, M.A. 1875. d 1870, p 1871 Nor. C of All SS. Lynn-Regis, 1870-73; St. M. Hulme, 1873-77; V. of St. M. Virg. Wiggenhall, Norf. 1877-78; P.C. of St. Pet. Bury, 1878-84; V. of St. John, Bury, 1884-1927, 16, Cunningham-avenue, St. Albans.
From the burial register: Richard Plantagenet Hudson, aged 87, of Hillingdon, St Albans, Herts, was cremated at Lawns Wood cemetery, Adel nr Leeds and his ashes were buried on 16 Jan 1934. G.E.21 Amelia Elizabeth South: Clarke (1850-1935) AMELIA ELIZABETH CLARKE DIED FEB 6TH 1935 AGED 84 YEARS.
Kerb with an incised inscription on the upper surface on the southern side.
The birth of Amelia Elizabeth Clarke was registered 1850/Q3 Richmond S.
In the 1901 census at 153 Sheen Road, Richmond (Surrey): Thomas M Clarke, aged 78, widower, retired dental surgeon, born at Hackney (Middx), children: Amelia E, aged 50, born at Richmond, and Agnes F, aged 47, born at Richmond, and two servants.
From the burial register & burial order book: Amelia Elizabeth Clarke, aged 84, widow, of 28 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 9 Feb 1935. From the National Probate Calendar 1935: CLARKE Amelia Elizabeth of 28 Daniel-street Bath spinster died 6 February 1935 Probate (save and except settled land) Bristol 20 March to Hebert Chivers company director and Fanny Ellis Clarke spinster. Effects £1004 8s. 8d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.22 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book. G.E.23 Caroline Frances No memorial found. Minchin (1858-1938) In the 1911 census at 12 Bathwick Hill, Bath: Caroline Frances S Minchin, aged 48, widow, private means, born in London, and a George Herbert servant. Wade (1861-1939) The death of Caroline F Minchin, aged 79, was registered 1938/Q1 Salisbury. From the burial register: Caroline Frances Minchin, aged 79, of The Old Manor, Salisbury, died on 3 Mar 1938 and was buried on 7 Mar 1938. From the National Probate Calendar 1938: MINCHIN Caroline Frances of the Old Manor Salisbury widow died 3 March 1938 Administration Bristol 27 May to Harry Christopher Minchin journalist Effects £718 5s. 8d.
The birth of Harry Christopher Montague Minchin was registered 1862/Q1 Gloucester. Harry Christopher Montague Minchin (1862-1941) was a journalist and author as well as a teacher at Bradfield (Berks). He has an entry in Alumni Oxonienses. He married Olivia Juliana Yorke in 1904.
The birth of George Herbert Wade was registered 1861/Q1 Goole. The birth of Richard Armytage Wade was registered 1869/Q3 York.
In the 1871 census at Grange House, Fulford Road, Gate Fulford (Yorks): George F Wade, aged 42, vicar of St Lawrence York, born at Hull (Yorks), wife Mary, aged 42, born at Halesowen (Worcs), children: Mary E, aged 15, born at Eastall (Lincs), George H, aged 10, born at Eastoft (Yorks), Arthur F, aged 8, born at Eastoft, Edward W, aged 7, born at Eastoft, ...gal (son), aged 5, born at Eastoft, Beatrice, aged 3, born at Eastoft, and Richard, aged 1, born at Fulford, a visitor and three servants.
From the burial register: George Herbert Wade, aged 77, of Lansdown Grove Home, Lansdown Rd, Bath, died on 7 Apr 1939 and was buried on 11 Apr 1939. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: WADE George Herbert of 2 Clarence-crescent Windsor died 7 April 1939 at Lansdown-grove House Bath Probate Oxford 2 April to Richard Armytage Wade retired mining engineer Effect £1012 13s. 1s. Resworn £939 17s.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.E.24 Beatrice Maxwell Kerb, south: Sulivan (1871-1940) IN LOVING MEMORY OF BEATRICE M. SULIVAN.
Kerb and cross resting on a stone.
The birth of Beatrice Maxwell Sulivan was registered 1871/Q4 Brentford.
In the 1881 census at Flag Captains’ Residence, Minster in Sheppey (Kent): Thomas Sulivan, aged 54, Captain RN, born at Newgate (Kent), wife Isabel, aged 41, born in Spain, children: Isabel E, aged 12, born at Portsmouth (Hants), Beatrice, aged 9, born at Isleworth (Middx), Eugenia M, aged 4, born at Southsea (Hants), and Sybil D, aged 1, born at Sheerness (Kent), a niece and five servants.
From the burial register: Beatrice Maxwell Sulivan, aged 67, of 5 Johnstone St, Bath, died on 21 Jul 1940 and was buried on 23 Jul 1940.
See also D.H.48a. G.E.25 Harriet Ellen IN Christensen (1848- LOVING MEMORY OF 1939) HARRIET ELLEN CHRISTENSEN WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1939 Fanny Rubina Mary AGED 90. Swain Harding ― (1870-1944) IN GOD’S KEEPING ― ALSO IN MEMORY OF HER FRIEND Low headstone and kerb. FANNY HARDING
WHO PASSED OVER MARCH 30TH 1944 The birth of Harriet Ellen Christensen was registered 1848/Q4 I Wight. AGED 73. G-91 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes
The birth of Fanny Rubina M S Harding was registered 1870/Q2 St James Westminster.
In the 1901 census at the home of Georgiana A Gummerson at 9 Henrietta Street, Bath: Harriet E Christensen, aged 52, unmarried, servant, cook – domestic, born at Godshill (Isle of Wight).
From the burial register: Harriet Ellen Christensen, aged 90, of Frome Rd House, Bath, was buried on 18 Oct 1939.
From the burial register: Fanny Rubina Mary Swain Harding, aged 73, late of Bathwick St, Bath, died at 96 Wells Rd and was buried on 3 Apr 1944. G.E.26 Sarah Jane IN Holloway (1864- LOVING MEMORY OF 1935) OF SARAH JANE HOLLOWAY Alexander Frederick WHO DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1935 Holloway (1861- AGED 70 YEARS 1904) ― WIDOW OF THE LATE Low headstone and kerb. ALEXANDER FREDERICK HOLLOWAY OF BATH. Possible birth registrations for Sarah Jane Burbidge 1864/Q3 Westbury 1865/Q1 Devizes. (Upper and Lower Baynton are between Westbury and Devizes near Erlestoke.)
The marriage of Alexander Frederick Holloway to Sarah Jane Burbidge was registered 1891/Q2 Barton R.
In the 1901 census at 12 Zetland Road, Bristol: Alexr Holloway, aged 39, living on own means, born at Bath, wife Sarah Jane, aged 36, born at Bayntun (Wilts), children: Frederick, aged 8, born in Bristol, and Leonard, aged 2, born in Bristol, and two servants.
The death of Alexander Frederick Holloway, aged 43, was registered 1904/Q4 Bristol.
From the burial register: Sarah Jane Holloway, aged 70, of 8 Waterford Rd, Henleaze, Westbury on Trym, Bristol, was buried on 20 G-92
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Names Inscriptions Notes Feb 1935.
See also A.L.10. G.E.27 Dorothy Howell IN Kennedy (1880- SWEET MEMORY 1933) _ OF _ DOROTHY HOWELL KENNEDY Herbert Alexander DEVOTED AND DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF Kennedy (1870- CAPTN H. ALEXANDER KENNEDY 1914) (WHO FELL IN ACTION IN FRANCE 1914) AND BELOVED SISTER-IN-LAW OF Margaret Ada MARGARET KENNEDY, Kennedy (1872- DIED 3RD FEBY 1933. Low headstone and kerb. 1941) “SO SHALL WE BE TOGETHER WITH THE LORD.”
The birth of Margaret Ada Kennedy was registered 1872/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lampen (!). (From the memorial at D.U.43 the mother’s maiden name is expected to be Hampden.)
The birth of Dorothy Howell Collins was registered 1880/Q1 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Devenish.
In the 1881 census at 2 Darlington Street, Bath: Henry Friend Kennedy, aged 36, Major-General of the Army, born at Emsworth (Hants), wife Margaret, aged 43, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon), children: Amy F, aged 22, unmarried, born at Bangalore, East Indies, Alice E, aged 19, born at Wellington, East Indies, Beatrice, aged 16, born at Stoke Damerel, Herbert A, aged 11, born at Bellary, East Indies, and Ada M, aged 9, born at Bath, and two servants.
The marriage of Herbert Alexander Kennedy to Dorothy Hoel (sic) Collins at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1912/Q4 Bath.
From the burial register: Dorothy Howell Kennedy, aged 51, of Ayrlea, Exmouth, died at the Empire Hotel, Bath and was buried on 6 Feb 1933.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Margaret Ada Kennedy, aged 68, of Ayrleas, Exeter Rd, Exmouth, died on 10 Feb 1941 and was buried on 12 Feb 1941.
See also D.U.43. and G.D.29. G.E.28 Charlotte Mossom Kerb, east: Grant (1846-1922) IN MEMORY OF Kerb, north: CHARLOTTE MOSSOM GRANT DIED 2ND MARCH 1922. UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.
Kerb.
In the 1911 census at 7 Richardson Avenue, Combe Down, Bath: Charlotte M Grant, aged 66, unmarried, born in Kilkenny, Ireland, and Martha Harris, aged 62, widow, sister, 4 children of which 1 then living, born in Kilkenny.
From the burial register: Charlotte Mossom Grant, aged 75, died at Clan House, Bathwick, Bath and was buried on 4 Mar 1922. G.E.29 Caroline Julia IN Whitehorne (1837- LOVING MEMORY 1921) OF CAROLINE JULIA Edith Anna WHITEHORNE Whitehorne (1838- 29•3•1837―6•2•1921 1928) EDITH ANNA WHITEHORNE 3•11•1838―31•8•1928
Kerb. The inscription is on a green plastic plaque attached to a piece of wood, possibly originally a cross.
The birth of Edith Anna Whitehorne was registered 1838/Q4 Clifton.
In the 1911 census at Heron Lodge, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Edith A Whitehorne, aged 72, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at G-94
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Names Inscriptions Notes Bristol, C Julia Whitehorne, aged 74, unmarried, sister, [living on] private means, born at Westbury (Wilts), and two servants.
From the burial register: Caroline Julia Whitehorne, aged 84, of Heron Lodge, 17 Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 9 Feb 1921.
From the burial register: Edith Ann Whitehorne, aged 89, of Heron Lodge, 17 Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 4 Sep 1928.
See also D.J.37. G.E.30 Mary Macfarlane Thomson (1829- Kerb, north: 1914) IN MEMORY OF MARY MACFARLANE THOMSON WIDOW OF BENJAMIN JAMES THOMSON, OF LIVERPOOL. DIED JANUARY 19TH 1914. MOST OF ALL THE OTHER BEAUTIFUL THINGS IN LIFE COME BY TWOS AND THREES BUT ONLY ONE MOTHER IN ALL THE WIDE WORLD Benjamin James Thomson (1827- On cross: 1865) IN SACRED MEMORY OF MARY AGNES MACFARLANE THOMSON. Mary Agnes DIED 12TH MARCH 1929. Macfarlane Kerb with a cross lying on the upper surface. Thomson (1859-
1929) In the 1861 census at 9 Alfred Street, Birkenhead (Ches): Benjamin
Jas Thomson, aged 33, no occupation specified, born in Scotland, wife
Mary, aged 28, born in Scotland, children: Ellen C, aged 5, born in Cheshire, Edward Whitby, aged 4, born in Cheshire, Mary A, aged 2, born in Cheshire, and Arthur, aged 1, born in Cheshire, two visitors and three servants.
The death of Benjamin James Thomson was registered 1865/Q1 Birkenhead.
In the 1871 census at Oxton, Birkenhead (Ches): Mary Thomson, aged 40, widow, no occupation, born in Scotland, children: Ellen, aged 15, born at Birkenhead, Minnie A, aged 12, born at Birkenhead, Ben J, aged 9, born at Birkenhead, William F, aged 7, born at Birkenhead, and Edith E, aged 5, born at Birkenhead, and a servant.
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From the burial register: Mary Thomson, aged 84, of 3 Edward St, was buried on 22 Jan 1914.
From the burial register: Mary Agnes Thomson, aged 69, of 6 Darlington Pl, Bath, was buried on 15 Mar 1929. G.E.31 Maria Louisa Kerb, south: Monckton (1838- MARIA LOUISA, WIDOW OF SIR JOHN BRADDICK MONCKTON, F.S.A. 1920) BORN 10TH APRIL 1838, DIED 23RD SEPTEMBER 1920.
John Braddick Monckton (1832- 1902)
Kerb.
In the 1851 census at King Street, Maidstone (Kent): John Monckton, aged 48, solicitor & town clerk, born at East Peckham (Kent), wife Eliza Whitmore, aged 41, born at Tower Hill (Middx), eight children of which the second was John Braddick, aged 18, solicitor’s articled clerk, born at Maidstone, and four servants.
The marriage of John Braddick Monckton to Maria Louisa Long was registered 1858/Q3 Ipswich.
In the 1881 census at Queen Anne Mansions, Westminster, London: John B Monckton, aged 48, Town Clerk City of London, born at Maidstone (Kent), wife Mary L, aged 40, born at Ipswich, children: Justina M, aged 21, born in London, and John L A, aged 19, undergraduate of Oxford, born in London, and a servant.
The marriage of Augustus Martin G Moore to Justina Maria Monckton was registered 1891/Q1 St Geo H Sq.
In the 1901 census at 19 Sackville Street, St James, Westminster, London: Augustus M Moore, aged 44, author, born at Mayo, Ireland, wife Justicia M, aged 39, author, born at Paddington, London, Sir John B Monckton, aged 68, married, father, Town Clerk of City of London, born at Maidstone (Kent), and two servants. G-96
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The death of John Braddick Monckton, aged 69, was registered 1902/Q1 Kensington.
From the burial register: Lady Maria Louisa Monckton, aged 82, of 26 Queen Sq, late of 33 Bedford Sq, London WC was buried on 25 Sep 1920.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.F.7 Mabel Eastham IN (1900-1956) SWEETEST MEMORY OF MY DEAREST SISTER MABEL EASTHAM 18TH FEB. 1956
Small headstone.
The birth of Louisa Alice Eastham was registered 1886/Q3 Toxteth Park.
The death of Mabel Eastham, aged 55, was registered 1956/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mabel Eastham, aged 55, of 2 Adelaide Pl, Bathwick Hill, Bath was cremated and her ashes buried on 19 Mar 1956.
From the burial register: Alice Louisa Eastham, aged 73, of Weston-s- Mare General Hosp., died on 11 May 1960 was cremated and her ashes were buried on 30 Jun 1960. G.F.8 Knightley Holled East: Coxe (1836-1911) TO THE GLORY OF GOD Richard Charles AND TO THE DEAR MEMORY Coxe (1800-1865) _ OF _ KNIGHTLEY HOLLED COXE Harriet Coxe (1854- ELDER SON OF 1937) RICHARD CHARLES COXE. ARCHDEACON OF LINDISFARNE, AND CANON OF DURHAM, Cross on 3 plinths. FELL ASLEEP JULY 7TH 1911. AGED 75 YEARS.
“HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.” Baptised on 29 Jun 1836 at St James, Westminster, London: Knightley
Holled Coxe, son of Richard Charles & Louisa Arabella Coxe, date of North: birth 21 May 1936 [IGI]. ALSO
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Names Inscriptions Notes IN LOVING In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, Westgate Street, Newcastle/Tyne: MEMORY Richard C Coxe, aged 51, born at Buckebury (Berks), wife Louisa, aged _ OF _ 51, born at Greenwich, children: Louisa S, aged 18, born in London, HARRIET, Knightley H, aged 14, born in London, and Seymour R, aged 9, born at HIS WIFE Newcastle, and three servants. WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 30TH 1937. The death of Richard Charles Coxe was registered 1865/Q4 Alnwick (Northumberland).
The marriage of Charles Greig, son of Charles Greig, to Harriet Bayliss, daughter of Edward Bayliss, on 2 Aug 1877 at Westbury on Trym was registered 1877/Q3 Barton R.
In the 1881 census at 16 York Place, Clifton: Charles Greig, aged 68, Surgeon Fellow RC Surg general practitioner, born at Gillingham (Kent), wife Nellie, aged 28, born at Guelderdale (Cumb), children: Emily C, aged 20, born at Clifton, Louisa J, aged 10, born at Clifton, Muriel, aged 2, born at Clifton, and Charles A, aged 7 months, born at Clifton, and five servants.
The death of Charles Greig, aged 70, was registered 1884/Q1 Barton R.
The marriage of Knightley Holled Coxe to Harriett Greig was registered 1888/Q1 Darlington.
In the 1901 census at 19 Beulah Road, Tunbridge Wells (Kent): Knightley H Coxe, 64, retired (Ceylon Civil Service), born in London, wife Nellie, aged 40, born in London, Murrell Greig, aged 22, step- daughter, born at Clifton, Charles A Greig, aged 20, stepson, student – Oxford University, born at Clifton, and a servant.
From the burial register: Knightley Holled Coxe, aged 75, of 17 Portland Pl, late of Lindisfarne, Harrow on the Hill, was buried on 11 Jul 1911.
From the burial register: Harriet Knightly Coxe, aged 82, of G-99 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes Hemingford Grey nr St Ives, Huntingdonshire, was buried on 3 Jun 1937. G.F.9 Anne Mary Dolan No memorial found. (1830-1912) In the 1881 census at 1 Prospect Place, Walcot, Bath: Anne M Dolan, aged 46, private property, born in county Dublin, and a servant.
In the 1891 census at 22 Grosvenor, Bath: Anne M Dolan, aged 56, living on her own means, born in Ireland, and two servants.
From the burial register and burial order book: Anne Mary Dolan, aged 82, of 22 Grosvenor Pl, was buried on 12 Jul 1912. From the National Probate Calendar 1912: DOLAN Anne Mary of 22 Grosvenor-place Bath spinster died 10 July 1912 Probate Bristol 22 August to Henry Joseph Dolan esquire. Effects £6450 14s. 3d. Resworn £6182 11s. 4d. G.F.10 Rhoda Gordon IN (1853-1936) LOVING AND GRATEFUL MEMORY OF RHODA GORDON, DIED AUGUST 5TH 1936, AGED 81.
Low headstone and kerb.
The birth of Thomas Jenner was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Vagg. The birth of Sarah Gordon was registered 1851/Q1 Bedminster. The birth of Rhoda Gordon was registered 1853/Q4 Bedminster.
The marriage of Thomas Jenner to Sarah Gordon at St Thomas à Becket, Widcombe, Bath was registered 1887/Q3 Bath.
In the 1901 census at the home of William & Sophia Bashford at Harts Leap, Sandhurst (Berks): Rhoda Gordon, aged 47, servant, cook, born at Nailsea (Som).
In the 1911 census at the home of William & Sophia Bashford at High Firs, Liss (Hants): Rhoda Gordon, aged 57, unmarried, servant, house
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Names Inscriptions Notes maid domestic, born at Nailsea (Som).
In the 1911 census at 3 George Place, Bathwick Hill, Bath: Thomas Jenner, aged 60, butcher, born at Bath, and wife Sarah, aged 55, married 23 years 2 children, born at Nailsea.
From the burial register and burial order book: Sarah Jenner, aged 57, of 3 Georges Place, was buried on 6 Aug 1912. From the National Probate Calendar 1912: JENNER Sarah of 3 George’s-place Bathwick Hill Bath (wife of Thomas Jenner) died 3 August 1912 Probate Bristol 25 January to Thomas Jenner butcher. Effects £243 3s. 1d.
From the burial register & burial order book: Thomas Jenner, aged 69, of 3 George's Pl, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 12 Apr 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: JENNER Thomas of 3 Georges- place Bathwick Hill Bath died 7 April 1920 Probate London 6 May to Mabel Vagg Penny (wife of Hubert Penny) and Reginald Francis Sidwell electrical engineer. Effects £1328 12s. 9d.
From the burial register: Rhoda Gordon, aged 81, of 39 Newtown, Bradford on Avon, Wilts, was buried on 7 Aug 1936. G.F.11 Arthurina Pow AT REST (1845-1914) ―― ARTHURINA POW, Elizabeth Jenner FELL ASLEEP (1852-1920) 13TH NOVEMBER 1914, AGED 69. ― “UNTIL THE DAY DAWN.” ― ALSO OF ELIZABETH JENNER, Headstone. DIED 12TH JUNE 1920, AGED 67. The birth of Artherena Jenner was registered 1845/Q4 Bath, mother’s ― maiden name: Vagg. TO THE PEACE ABOVE. The birth of Elizabeth Jenner was registered 1852/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Vagg.
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Names Inscriptions Notes
The marriage of Arthurina Jenner to Frederick Pow was registered 1895/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at Priory Farm, Compton Dando (Som): Frederick Pow, aged 61, farmer, born at Midsomer Norton (Som), wife Arthurina, aged 55, born at Bath, a son, two grandchildren, Elizabeth Jenner, aged 49, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on own means, born at Bath, Fanny Jenner, aged 46, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on own means, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 5 Devonshire Villas, Wellsway, Bath: Arthurina Pow, aged 65, widow, no children, born at Bath, Elizabeth Jenner, aged 58, unmarried, sister, born at Bath, and a servant.
From the burial register: Arthurina Pow, aged 69, of 5 Devonshire Villas, Wellsway, was buried on 19 Nov 1914.
From the burial register: Elizabeth Jenner, aged 67, of 5 Devonshire Villas, Bath, was buried on 16 Jun 1920.
See also C.V.3. G.F.12 Julia West (1867- No memorial found. 1915) The birth of Julia Bees was registered 1867/Q2 Keynsham, mother’s maiden name: Short. Samuel George The birth of Samuel George West was registered 1870/Q3 Bath, West (1870-1938) mother’s maiden name: Coleman. The marriage of Samuel George West to Julia Bees was registered Ethel May West 1891/Q1 Bath. (1891-1974) The birth of Ethel May West was registered 1891/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name Bees.
In the 1911 census at 2 Sharon Cottages, Bath: Samuel George West, aged 40, stone mason, born at Bath, wife Julia, aged 43, married 20 years 5 children of which 4 then living, born at Keynsham (Som), children: Earnest, aged 17, cycle trade, born at Bath, Henry, aged 14, cycle trade, born at Bath, and Maud, aged 12, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Julia West, aged 48, of Sharon Cottage, G-102
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Names Inscriptions Notes Pulteney Rd, died at the Royal United Hospital and was buried on 6 Sep 1915.
From the burial register: Samuel George West, aged 67, of Sharon Cottage, Pulteney Road, Bath, was buried on 14 Dec 1938.
The death of Ethel May West, born on 29 Oct 1891, was registered 1974/Q4 Bristol. From the burial register & burial order book: Ethel May West, aged 83, 3 Summerlays Pl, Widcombe, Bath, died on 22 Nov 1974 and was buried on 28 Nov 1974. G.F.13 William Bryant Evill Kerb, north: (1854-1917) WILLIAM BRYANT EVILL, DIED JAN. 14TH 1917. AGED 62.
Kerb.
The marriage of William Bryant Evill to Elizabeth Louisa Townsend at St James, Bath was registered 1878/Q3 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 28 Daniel Street, Bath: William B Evill, aged 36, pianoforte tuner, born at Toronto America, wife Elizabeth, aged 35, born at Bath, children: Louis H, aged 11, born at Bath, and Bertie W, aged 9, born at Bath, a boarder and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 11 Mitchell Hill Terrace, Truro (Cornwall): William Bryant Evill, aged 56, piano tuner, born at Toronto, Canada, wife Elizabeth Louisa, aged 55, married 32 years, 2 children, born at Bath, and a boarder.
From the burial register: William Bryant Evill, aged 62, of 3 Cleveland Row, was buried on 18 Jan 1917. From the National Probate Calendar 1917: EVILL William Bryant of 3 Cleveland-row Bath pianoforte tuner died 14 January 1917 Probate Bristol 30 January to Elizabeth Louisa Evill widow. Effects £298 16s. G-103 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes G.F.14 Dorothy Frances IN Watson (1839-1921) AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF DOROTHY FRANCES WATSON. DIED JULY 23. 1921. ― R.I.P. ―
Celtic cross on a single plinth and kerb. A couple of letters missing.
From the burial register: Dorothy Frances Watson, aged 82, of 52 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 23 Jul 1921. (The date of death of 23 Jul 1921 on the memorial has been verified.) From the National Probate Calendar 1921: WATSON Dorothy Frances of 52 Pulteney- street Bath spinster died 20 Jul 1921 Probate London 27 October to William Watson merchant and George Henry Watson bank manager. Effects £1851 7s. 9d. G.F.15 Samuel Guy (1851- Kerb, north: 1922) In loving memory of SAMUEL GUY WHO DIED APRIL 13TH 1922 AGED 70 YEARS
Kerb.
The birth of Samuel Guy was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bourne. The birth of Mary Ann Guy in 1857 was registered 1858/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bourn.
In the 1861 census at Rosemount Cottage, Bathwick, Bath: Samuel Guy, aged 66, brightsmith, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 77, cook, born at Bath, and Samuel Guy, aged 9, grandson, born at Bath.
In the 1871 census at 17 Bridewell Lane, Bath: George Guy, aged 67, gas fitter, born at Bath, wife Ann, aged 66, born at Bath, and children: Samuel, aged 28, gas fitter, born at Bath, and Mary A, aged
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Names Inscriptions Notes 22, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at Rosemount Cottage, Bathwick: Mary A Guy, aged 52, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Bath, and Samuel Guy, aged 59, unmarried, brother, [living on] private means, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Samuel Guy, aged 70, of Rosemont Cottage, Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 18 Apr 1922. G.F.16 Albert John IN LOVING MEMORY OF Alexander Avery OUR ONLY SON (1910-1932) ALBERT JOHN ALEXANDER AVERY (ALEC) Albert Ernest Avery WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 29TH 1932. (1884-1965) AGED 21 YEARS. “THY WILL BE DONE.” Margaret Ellen ALSO HIS FATHER ALBERT ERNEST AVERY TH Avery (1880-1965) DIED JULY 15 1965. AGED 80 YEARS. AND HIS MOTHER MARGARET ELLEN ST Low headstone and kerb. Betty Avery (1921- DIED OCT. 1 1965. AGED 85 YEARS.
1997) AND HIS SISTER BETTY AVERY DIED OCT. 29TH 1997, AGED 76 YEARS The birth of Albert Ernest Avery was registered 1884/Q3 Melksham.
The birth of Albert John Alexander Avery was registered 1910/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams.
In the 1911 census at 9 Pulteney Terrace, Bath: Albert Avery, aged 27, dairy & greengrocery, born at Melksham (Wilts), wife Margaret, aged 29, married 2 years 1 child, born at Newland (Glos), son Albert J A, aged 10 months, born at Bath, and two boarders.
The birth of Betty Avery was registered 1921/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Williams.
From the burial register: Albert John Alexander Avery, aged 22, of 31 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 2 Jun 1932.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Albert Ernest Avery, aged 80, of 5 Daniel St, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 20 Jul 1965.
From the burial register: Margaret Ellen Avery, aged 85, of 5 Daniel St, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 5 Oct 1965.
The death of Betty Muriel Avery, born on 22 Apr 1921, was registered 1997/Oct Bath & NE Somerset. (There are two entries one as ‘Betty’ the other as ‘Betty Muriel’.) G.F.17 Hilda Florence East: Ludlow (1906-1913) HILDA F. LUDLOW JUNE 1913 AGED 7 YRS Alvin William Ludlow (1901-1932) West: ALVIN W. LUDLOW AUG. 1932 AGED 30 YRS Kerb in polished white & black granite.
The birth of Albin (sic) William Ludlow was registered 1901/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Allen. The birth of Hilda Florence Ludlow was registered 1906/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Allen.
In the 1911 census at 9a Powlett Road, Bathwick, Bath: Alvin Ludlow, aged 35, screenman, born at Swainswick, Bath, wife Florence Louisa, aged 38, married 10 years 5 children of which 4 then living, born at Bathwick, Bath, and children: Alvin William, aged 9, born at Bath, Lewis Allen, aged 7, born at Twerton, Bath, Hilda Florence, aged 5, born at Twerton, and Ernest Frank, aged 3, born at Bathwick.
From the burial register: Hilda Florence Ludlow, aged 7, of 9a Powlett Rd, was buried on 25 Jun 1913.
From the burial register: Alvin William Ludlow, aged 30, of 9a Powlett Rd, was buried on 29 Aug 1932. From the grant of probate, he died on 25 Aug 1932.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.F.18 Sidney Edward Stork IN (1874-1933) LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR HUSBAND Lavinia Josephine SIDNEY EDWARD STORK, Stork (1871-1961) DIED MAY 3RD 1933. AGED 58. AT REST. ALSO OF HIS WIFE Low headstone and kerb in red granite which is only polished on the LAVINIA JOSEPHINE STORK, central part of the headstone. ST DIED DEC. 1 1961. AGED 88. The birth of Lavinia Josephine Sully was registered 1871/Q4 Bath, REUNITED. mother’s maiden name: Hughes. The birth of Sidney Edward Stork was registered 1874/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilkins.
The marriage of Sydney Edward Stork to Lavinia Josephine Sully was registered 1909/Q2 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 21 Alexander Road, Lyncombe Hill, Bath: Sidney Edward Stork, aged 36, postman, born at Bath, and wife Lavinia Josephine, aged 37, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Sydney Edward Stork, aged 58, of 4 Cleveland Row, Bath, was buried on 8 May 1933.
From the burial register: Lavinia Josephine Stork, aged 88, of 4 Cleveland Row, Bath, was buried on 6 Dec 1961. G.F.19 Samuel Edward IN CHERISHED MEMORY OF Sully (1880-1934) MY BELOVED HUSBAND SAMUEL EDWARD SULLY WHO PASSED PEACEFULLY AWAY MARCH 31ST 1934. AGED 54. AT REST.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Red headstone and kerb.
The birth of Samuel Edward Sully was registered 1880/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hughes.
The marriage of Samuel Edward Sully to Beatrice Alice Morris at St Michael’s, Twerton was registered 1907/Q3 Bath.
From the burial register: Samuel Edward Sully, aged 54, of 19 King Edward Rd, was buried on 5 Apr 1934. G.F.20 Florence May Slade No memorial found. (1908-1929) The birth of Florence May Slade was registered 1908/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith.
From the burial register: Florence May Slade, aged 20, of 9 S John's Rd, Bath, was buried on 12 Mar 1929. G.F.21 Irene Ellen Ada IN LOVING MEMORY Smith (1900-1999) OF IRENE ELLEN ADA SMITH Frederick John (NÉE SHORE) Shore (1876-1940) 28.8.1900 ― 4.7.1999 DEAR MOTHER AND GRANNY Ellen Maria Shore (1875-1968) ALSO FREDERICK JOHN SHORE Plaque. 1876 ― 1940
ELLEN MARIA SHORE The birth of Frederick John Shore was registered 1876/Q1 Bath, 1875 ― 1968 mother’s maiden name: Bence.
The marriage of Frederick John Shore to Ellen Maria Perryman at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1899/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Irene Ellen A Shore was registered 1900/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Perryman.
In the 1901 census at 12 Avondale Buildings, Walcot, Bath: Frederick J Shore, aged 25, assurance agent, born at Bathwick, Bath, wife Ellen M, aged 25, born at Marshfield (Glos), daughter Irene E A, aged 7
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Names Inscriptions Notes months, born at Bath, and a boarder.
The marriage of Irene E A Shore to Walter F C Smith was registered 1923/Q2 Kensington.
From the burial register: Frederick John Shore, aged 64, of 6 Camden Tce, Bath, was buried on 18 Jan 1940. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: SHORE Frederick John of 6 Camden-terrace Bath died 14 January 1940 Administration Bristol 28 February to Ellen Maria Shore widow. Effects £164 4s. 7d.
From the burial register: Ellen Maria Shore, aged 92, of 8 Belgrave Pl, Bath, died on 22 May 1968 and was buried on 27 May 1968.
From the burial register Irene Ellen Ada Smith, aged 98, c/o Mrs Walters, 213 Richmond Rd, Twickenham, was buried in 1999. G.F.22 Rosina Alice Lessey SACRED (1866-1940) TO THE MEMORY OF ROSINA ALICE LESSEY, William Robert JULY 26. 1940, AGED 74 YEARS. Lessey (1865-1942) ― ALSO OF HER HUSBAND WILLIAM ROBERT LESSEY. DIED MARCH 31. 1942. AGED 76. ― Headstone and kerb. AT REST.
The birth of Rosina A Cave was registered 1866/Q2 Bristol.
The marriage of William Robert Lessey to Rosina Alice Cave was registered 1891/Q1 Bristol.
In the 1901 census at Hanham Road, Kingswood, Bristol: William R Lessey, aged 35, boot manufacturer, born at Bristol, wife Rosina A, aged 35, born at Bristol, and daughter Hilda G, aged 6, born at Kingswood.
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In the 1911 census at Hanham Road, Kingswood (Glos): William Robt Lessey, aged 45, [living on] private means, born at Bristol, wife Rosina Alice, aged 35, married 10 years 3 children of which 1 then living, born at Bristol, and daughter Hilda, aged 16, born at Kingswood.
From the burial register: Rosina Alice Lessey, aged 74, of 29 Hawthorne Grove, Combe Down, Bath, was buried on 30 Jul 1940.
From the burial register: William Robert Lessey, aged 76, of 29 Hawthorne Grove, Combe Down, Bath, was buried on 4 Apr 1942. G.F.23 Eliza Jane Moses Kerb, south: (1859-1940) ELIZA JANE MOSES
Kerb, north: FAITHFUL AND BELOVED.
Kerb.
In the 1881 census at Peverell Park Villa, Pennyquick, Plymouth: Eliza J Moses, aged 21, unmarried, housemaid domestic, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon).
In the 1891 census at Shanks House, Cucklington (Som): Eliza J Moses, aged 31, unmarried, servant, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon).
In the 1901 census at Weeke Lodge, Weeke Within (Hants): Eliza Moses, aged 41, lady’s maid, born at Stoke Damerel (Devon).
In the 1911 census at 32 Fore Street, Devonport: George Moses, aged 50, tobacconist’s manager, born at Devonport, wife Caroline, aged 50, married 19 years no children, born at Plymouth, and Eliza Moses, aged 51, unmarried, sister, domestic lady’s maid, born at Devonport.
Passenger on the SS Johan de Witt from Genoa to Southampton, arriving on 25 Mar 1927: Eliza Jane Moses, aged 67, lady’s maid, country of last permanent residence: England, proposed address in the UK: 13 Baby (sic) Place, Bath. On the same list (but in first rather than second class): Mary Sibyll Dance, aged 59, proposed address in G-110
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Names Inscriptions Notes the UK: 13 Raby Place, Bath.
From the burial register: Eliza Jane Moses, aged 80, of St Martins Hospital, Bath, late of 13 Raby Pl, Bathwick, was buried on 23 Mar 1940. G.F.24 Rose Anna Cole Kerb, north: (1867-1939) IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE OF ROSE ANNA COLE. 1867―1939.
Kerb.
In the 1911 census at 9 Royal Terrace, Weymouth: Richard Henry Peirce, aged 50, Rear-Admiral – Royal Navy, born at York, wife, two daughters and Rose Anna Cole, aged 44, unmarried, servant, ladies’ maid, born at Falfield (Glos).
Passenger on the SS Egypt from Port Said to London, arriving on 4 Apr 1915: Rose Anna Cole, aged 47, lady’s maid, proposed UK address: Oatfield nr Stonehouse (Glos), country of last permanent residence: India.
From the burial register: Rosa Ann Cole, aged 72, of 153 Wellsway, Bath, was buried on 25 Oct 1939. From the National Probate Calendar 1939: COLE Rose Anna of 153 Wellsway Bath spinster died 20 October 1939 Probate Bristol 11 December to Blanche Carina Fielder Hamer (wife of Richard Lloyd Hamer). Effects £765 3s. 3d. G.F.25 Florence Ellen de Kerb, north: Lannoy (1876-1937) IN LOVING MEMORY OF FLORENCE DE LANNOY WHO DIED DEC. 17TH 1937.
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The marriage of Florence Ellen Hill to Paul Louis Delannoy was registered 1916/Q2 Bath.
The death of Paul Julius Delannoy, aged 79, was registered 1933/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Paul Julius de Lannoy, aged 79, of 38 Lyncombe Hill, Bath, was buried on 23 Feb 1933. See grave C.V.8.
From the burial register: Florence de Lannoy, aged 61, of Twixcombes, Prior Park Rd, Bath, was buried on 21 Dec 1937. From the National Probate Calendar 1938: de LANNOY Florence Ellen of Twix Combes 47 Prior Park-road Bath widow died 17 December 1937 Probate Bristol 15 February to Albert Edward Gainsborough Wood stockbroker. Effects £3455 4s. 2d. Resworn £3328 5s. 8d.
See also C.V.8. G.F.26 Arthur Edwin Tapp No memorial found. (1865-1934) The birth of Kate Bartholomew was registered 1862/Q4 Hungerford. The birth of Arthur Edwin Tapp was registered 1865/Q1 Bath, Dorothy May Tapp mother’s maiden name: Vokes. (1893-1940) The marriage of Arthur Edwin Tapp to Kate Bartholomew was Kate Tapp (1862- registered 1890/Q1 Bath. 1948) The birth of Dorothy May Tapp was registered 1893/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bartholomew.
In the 1911 census at 1 Pulteney Grove, Bath: Arthur Edwin Tapp, aged 46, furniture salesman – house furnishing, born at Bath, wife Kate, aged 48, born at Hungerford (Berks), children: Ronald Bartholomew, aged 19, furniture salesman, born at Bath, Dorothy May, aged 17, millinery assistant, born at Bath, and Arthur Maurice, aged 13, born at Bath.
From the burial register & burial order book: Arthur Edwin Tapp, aged 69, of 31 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, died on 30 Nov 1934 and was buried on 3 Dec 1934.
From the burial register & burial order book: Dorothy May Tapp, aged G-112
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Names Inscriptions Notes 47, late of 31 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, died at St Martins Hospital on 29 Oct 1940 and was buried on 1 Nov 1940.
From the burial register & burial order book: Kate Tapp, aged 86, of 31 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 9 Apr 1948. G.F.27 Henry Mathews On cross: (1867-1934) HENRY MATHEWS PRIEST Annie Jane Mathews Kerb, south: (1867-1939) ALSO OF ANNIE JANE (JANET) HIS BELOVED WIFE WHO DIED NOVEMBER 10TH ....
Kerb, north: FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING Kerb with a cross resting on the surface. LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING. The birth of Annie Jane Tapp was registered 1867/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden: Vokes.
In the 1901 census at Church House, South Hayling (Hants): Francis Spent, aged 39, unmarried, clergyman (Church of England), born at Portsmouth (Hants), and Henry Mathews, aged 34, unmarried, clergyman (Church of England), born in London.
The marriage of Henry Mathews to Annie Jane Tapp was registered 1901/Q3 Bath.
From the burial register: Henry Matthews, aged 67, of Nursing Home, 5 Johnstone St; 47 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 28 Aug 1934. From the National Probate Calendar 1934: MATHEWS the reverend Henry of 47 Sydney-buildings Bath clerk died 26 August 1934 at the Johnstone-street Nursing Home Bath Probate Bristol 29 September to Annie Jane Mathews widow. Effects £2188 11s. 3d.
From the burial register: Anne Jane Matthews, aged 72, of Nursing Home, 94 Wells Rd, Bath, was buried on 18 Nov 1939.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.F.28, Roger Leigh (1840- IN 29 1924) LOVING MEMORY OF Agatha Elizabeth ROGER LEIGH Leigh (1836-1924) DIED 29TH FEBRUARY 1924. AGED 84. AND OF AGATHA ELIZABETH HIS WIDOW Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Double-width plot. DIED 24TH MAY 1924, AGED .. In the 1881 census at 35 Finboro Road, Brompton, London: Agatha E Shaw, aged 44, unmarried, independent, born in London, Eleanor Robinson, aged 27, unmarried, step-sister, independent, born at Hadleigh (Suffolk), and a visitor.
The marriage of Roger Leigh to Agatha Elizabeth Shaw was registered 1885/Q3 Chertsey.
In the 1911 census at 14 Brock Street, Bath: Roger Leigh, aged 70, no profession, born at Aspull (Lancs), wife Agatha Elizabeth, aged 74, married 25 years, born at 27 Berners St, Oxford St, London, a visitor and a servant.
From the burial register: Roger Leigh, aged 83, of 3 Queen's Parade, was buried on 5 Mar 1924.
From the burial register & burial order book: Mrs Agatha Elizabeth Leigh, aged 87, of 3 Queen's Parade, Bath, was buried on 29 May 1924. G.F.30 Louisa Rickaby IN (1847-1926) LOVING MEMORY OF LOUISA, John Rickaby DAUGHTER OF JOHN RICKABY, OF BRIDLINGTON QUAY, YORKS. TH BORN JAN: 18 1847, DIED FEB: 11TH 1926. Cross on a single tapered plinth and kerb. ― The birth of Louisa Rickaby was registered 1847/Q1 Bridlington.
Possible death registration for John Rickaby 1860/Q4 Bridlington. G-114
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In the 1911 census at 6 The Crescent, Scarborough (Yorks): Louisa Carroll, aged 87, widow, [living on] private means, born at Bridlington (Yorks), Louisa Rickaby, aged 64, unmarried, daughter, [living on] private means, born at Bridlington, five servants and John Rickaby, aged 64, married, son, [living on] private means, born at Bridlington.
From the burial register: Louisa Rickaby, aged 78, of 8 Laura Pl, Bath, was buried on 15 Feb 1926. G.F.31 Henry Melville IN LOVING MEMORY OF Hatchell (1852- COL. HENRY MELVILLE HATCHELL, D.S.O. 1933) LATE 18TH THE ROYAL IRISH REGT, DIED MARCH 27TH 1933, AGED 80. Frances Mary IN DEO SPERO. Elizabeth Hatchell AND OF FRANCES MARY ELIZABETH TH (1865-1934) HIS WIFE, DIED APRIL 10 1934. Celtic cross on a tapered plinth and kerb.
In the 1901 census at the Drayton Court Hotel, The Avenue, West Ealing: Henry Melville Hatchell, aged 48, unmarried, retired Major 18th Foot, born in Ireland.
The marriage of Henry M Hatchell to Frances Mary E Rush was registered 1901/Q3 St Geo H Sq.
In the 1911 census at St Lawrence, Lansdown, Bath: Henry Melville Hatchell, aged 58, retired Army officer, born in county Dublin, wife Frances Mary Elizabeth, aged 45, married 9 years 1 child, born at Rustington (Sussex), daughter Dorothy Frances, aged 8, born at Aldershot (Hants), and four servants.
From the burial register: Henry Melville Hatchell, aged 80, of York Mount, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 30 Mar 1933.
From the burial register: Frances Mary Elizabeth Hatchell, aged 68, of York Mount, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 14 Apr 1934.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the article by David Biggins at www.angloboerwar.com HATCHELL, HENRY MELVILLE, Major, was born 31 May 1852, son of G W Hatchell, MD, of Dublin. He was gazetted to the 18th Foot 28 February 1874; served in the Afghan War, 1879-80, serving as Orderly Officer to Major General Roberts, who commanded a Brigade at Kabul (Medal). He was promoted Captain 1 July 1881; took part in the Egyptian War, 1882 (Medal with Tel-el-Kebir clasp; Khedive's Star). He became Major 29 April, 1891. He served in the South African War, 1899-1900, as Major, Royal Irish Regiment, and commanded 5th Battalion Mounted Infantry, and was slightly wounded. He was present at operations in Cape Colony in 1900. Operations in Orange Free State, February to May 1900, including action at Poplar Grove. Operations in Orange River Colony, May to July 1900, including action at Bethlehem Operations in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria, July to November 1900, including actions at Belfast and Lydenburg. He was mentioned in Despatches [London Gazette, 10 September 1901]; received the Queen's Medal and three clasps, and was created a Companion of the Distinguished Service Order [London Gazette, 27 September 1901]: "Henry Melville Hatchell, Major, Royal Irish Regiment. In recognition of services during operations in South Africa". The insignia were presented by the King 29 October 1901. In 1902 he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, to command the 5th Battalion Royal Garrison Regiment (Aldershot and Halifax, Nova Scotia), and he became Substantive Lieutenant Colonel 26 February 1902, being given the Brevet of Colonel 26 February 1905, and retiring from the Royal Garrison Regiment 26 February 1906, with the rank of Colonel. During the European War, Colonel Hatchell commanded the 25th Service Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Irish) in England, and also commanded the 30th Reserve Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers. Colonel Hatchell married, in 1901, Frances Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Reverend H S Rush, of Haywards Heath, Sussex.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.7 Theodora Hossack IN EVER (1872-1962) LOVING MEMORY OF Margaret Errington THEODORA HOSSACK Graham (1899-1987) 10: MARCH 1962. AND HER DAUGHTER MARGARET ERRINGTON GRAHAM 22. JUNE 1987.
Headstone.
The birth of Anthony H Hossack was registered 1867/Q2 Walsall. The birth of Theodora Moody was registered 1873/Q1 Greenwich.
The marriage of Anthony Henry Hossack to Theodora Moody was registered 1894/Q3 Epping.
The birth of Margaret Errington Hossack was registered 1899/Q1 Barnet.
In the 1901 census at The Cottage, Lyondown Road, East Barnet (Herts): Anthony H Hossack, aged 32, solicitor, born at Edgbaston (Warks), wife Theodora, aged 28, born at St Johns (Middx), children: Anthony R H, aged 5, born at New Barnet (Herts), Theodora H, aged 3, born at New Barnet, and Margaret E, aged 2, born at New Barnet, and three servants.
In the 1911 census at Lisbon House, Dawlish (Devon): Anthony H Hossack, aged 42, solicitor, born at Edgbaston (Staffs), wife Theodora, aged 35, married 16 years 4 children, born at St Johns Lewisham, and children: Theodora Mary H, aged 13, born at Barnet (Herts), Margaret Erdington, aged 12, born at Barnet, and John Kenneth Erdington, aged 1¼, born at Dawlish.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Theodora Hossack, aged 89, of 9 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 15 Mar 1962.
The death of Margaret Errington Graham, born on 26 Jan 1899, was registered 1987/Jun Bath. From the burial register: Margaret Erdington Graham, aged 88, of R U Hospital, Bath, was buried on 8 Jul 1987.
See also H.T.51. G.G.8 Charles John Kerb, south: Bradley (1859-1915) CHARLES JOHN BRADLEY BORN MAY 2. 1859, ENTERED INTO REST SEPTEMBER 18. 1915.
Edward Walter Kerb, north: Walshaw Payne EDWARD WALTER WALSHAW PAYNE, PRIEST, AT REST DECEMBER 26, 1922, AGED 67. (1855-1922) ALSO OF HIS WIFE ROSA MARIA PAYNE, AT REST SEPTEMBER 16. 1937, AGED 79.
Rosa Maria Payne Kerb, east: Kerb. (1858-1937) ALSO MARGARET C.C. PAYNE, THEIR DAUGHTER, TH AT REST AUGUST 15 1958. The birth of Edward Walter Walshaw Payne was registered 1855/Q2
Margaret Cicely Banbury. Christine Payne The birth of Rosa Maria Bradley was registered 1858/Q2 Bedford. (1886-1958) The birth of Charles John Bradley was registered 1859/Q2 Bedford.
The marriage of Edward Walter W Payne to Rose Maria Bradley was registered 1884/Q3 Edmonton.
The birth of Margaret Cicely Payne was registered 1886/Q4 S Stoneham.
In the 1911 census at 8 Kemerton Road, Beckenham: Charles John Bradley, aged 51, unmarried, architect, born at Bedford, Thomas Payne, aged 85, widower, step-brother, [living on] private means, born at Baldock (Herts), and two servants.
In the 1911 census at Hilmarton Vicarage, Calne (Wilts): Edward Walter Walshaw Payne, aged 55, clerk in holy orders (Church of England), born at Banbury (Oxon), children: Mary Elspeth, aged 25, born at St Luke’s, Southampton, and Kathleen, aged 18, born at West Malvern (Worcs), and a servant.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Charles John Bradley, aged 56, of 4 Bathwick Street, was buried on 23 Sep 1915.
From the burial register: Edward Weller Walshaw Payne, aged 67, of 2 Branksome Lane, Bournemouth W, was buried on 30 Dec 1922.
From the burial register: Rosa Maria Payne, aged 79, of Hatfield House, Bloomfield Rd, Bath, was buried on 20 Sep 1937.
From the burial register: Margaret Cicely Christine Payne, of The Chantry, Gentle St, Frome, was buried on 19 Aug 1958. G.G.9 Robert Stokes Kerb, north (on 1 line): (1845-1915) IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT STOKES, PRIEST, WHO FELL ASLEEP JAN. 28. 1915. AGED 69.
Lucy Clara Stokes Kerb, south: (1856-1932) ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE LUCY CLARA. OCT. 13TH 1856 – OCT. 14TH 1932.
Kerb and a cross resting on a stone. Some lead missing.
In the 1911 census at Farnham Rectory, Blandford (Dorset): Robert Stokes, aged 65, clergyman (Established Church), born at Brampton (Hunts), wife Lucy Clara, aged 54, born at Carlisle (Cumb), and a servant.
From the burial register: Robert Stokes, 69, of 17 Forester Rd, was buried on 1 Feb 1915.
From the burial register: Lucy Clara Stokes, aged 76, of 21 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 18 Oct 1932. G.G.10 Elizabeth Hulbert No memorial found. (1833-1915) The birth of Albert James Hulbert was registered 1838/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Coles. Alfred James Hulbert (1840-1924) In the 1851 census at 5 Villa Place, Bathwick, Bath: Andrew J Hulbert, aged 46, mason, born at Colerne (Wilts), wife Jane, aged 39, born at Melksham (Wilts), six children of which the eldest was Alfred, aged G-119 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes 13, page, born at Bath.
The marriage of Alfred James Hulbert to Elizabeth Bridewell at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1865/Q4 Bath.
In the 1901 census at Darlington Cottage, Bathwick, Bath: Alfred Hulbert, aged 62, gardener – not domestic, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth, aged 64, born in Wiltshire, son Alfred, aged 21, gardener not domestic, born in Glamorgan, and Emanuel Hulbert, aged 20, nephew, house painter, born at Weymouth.
From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Hulbert, aged 81, of Bathwick Cottage, nr Darlington Pl, was buried on 8 Mar 1915.
The death of Albert J Hulbert, aged 82, was registered 1924/Q2 Pontypridd. From the burial register & burial order book: Alfred James Hulbert, aged 83, of 6 Cross Rd, Penhewfer, Llantrisant, Wales, was buried on 1 May 1924. (The age does not accord with a birth in 1838.) G.G.11 Alfred William No memorial found. Barnes (1843-1915) The death of Alfred W Barnes, aged 71, was registered 1915/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Alfred William Barnes, aged 71, of 8 Lime Grove, Pulteney Rd, was buried on 20 May 1915. G.G.12 Eliza Ann Godwin IN (1859-1918) LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZA GODWIN, Thomas Walter DIED AUG 11TH 1918, Godwin (1867-1958) AGED 58 YEARS. ALSO THOMAS, HER BELOVED HUSBAND DIED FEB. 6TH 1958, AGED 90 YEARS.
Headstone and kerb.
The birth of Thomas Walter Godwin in 1867 was registered 1868/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gardener.
The marriage of Thomas Godwin to Eliza Ann Hobbs was registered 1891/Q4 Bath.
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The birth of Dorothy May Godwin was registered 1893/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hobbs. The birth of Percy Hubert Godwin was registered 1896/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hobbs. The birth of Daisy Irene Godwin was registered 1899/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hobbs.
In the 1901 census at rear of Ferry Lane, Bath: Thomas Godwin, aged 32, journey butcher, born at Bath, wife Eliza Ann 42, born at Withycomb (Som), and children: Thomas Geo, aged 9, born at Bath, Dorothy May, aged 7, born at Bath, Percy Hubert, aged 5, born at Bath, and Daisy Irene, aged 2, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at 1 Queens Place, Pulteney Road, Bath: Thomas Walter Godwin, aged 44, master butcher, born at Bath, wife Eliza Ann, aged 52, born at Withycombe (Som), children: Thomas George, aged 19, butcher, born at Bath, Dorothy May, aged 16, born at Bath, Percy Herbert, aged 15, apprentice to plumber, born at Bath, and Daisy, aged 12, born at Bath, John Godwin, aged 81, widower, father, gardener, born at Dyrham (Glos), and Francis Henry Godwin, aged 38, married, brother, mat maker, born at Bath. (The entry has the length of marriage as 19 years for Thomas Godwin and 111 years for Eliza Godwin.)
From the burial register: Eliza Ann Godwin, aged 59, of 1 Queens Pl, Pulteney Rd, Bath, was buried on 15 Aug 1918.
From the burial register: Thomas Walter Godwin, aged 90, of 46 Tyning End, Bath, was buried on 10 Feb 1958.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.13 Constance Helen IN Morrice (1853-1919) LOVING MEMORY OF CONSTANCE HELEN MORRICE Eugenie Grey AND HER SISTER Morrice (1856-1919) EUGENIE GREY MORRICE, BOTH OF TILEHURST, SION HILL, BATH, WHO DIED ON THE 8TH AND 12TH DECEMBER 1919.
Some lead missing.
The birth of Constance Helen Morrice was registered 1853/Q4 Kensington. The birth of Eugenie Grey Morrice was registered 1856/Q2 Kensington.
In the 1911 census as boarders at the Denbigh Arms Hotel, Lutterworth (Leics): Constance Helen Morrice, aged 57, unmarried, [living on] private means, born in London, and Eugenie Grey Morrice, aged 55, unmarried, [living on] private means, born in London.
From the burial register: Constance Helen Morrice, aged 66, of Tilehurst, Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 10 Dec 1919.
From the burial register: Eugenie Grey Morrice, aged 63, of Tilehurst, Sion Hill, Bath, was buried on 13 Dec 1919. G.G.14 Alice Elizabeth Kerb, north: Horsell (1864-1920) A. E. HORSELL, BELOVED WIFE OF G. HORSELL DIED JAN. 14TH 1920, AGED 54.
George Horsell Kerb, south: (1866-1933) GEORGE HORSELL DIED AUG. 28TH 193_ AGED 66.
Kerb.
The birth of Alice Elizabeth Shearn was registered 1864/Q4 Clutton, mother’s maiden name: Duckett. The birth of George Horsell was registered 1866/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Lane. The marriage of George Horsell to Alice Elizabeth Shearn at St
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Names Inscriptions Notes Nicolas, Radstock was registered 1889/Q2 Clutton.
The birth of Gilbert Horsell was registered 1891/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Shearn.
In the 1911 census 36a New King Street, Bath: George Horsell, aged 45, gardener – own account, born at Bath, wife Alice Elizabeth, aged 46, married 22 years 2 children, born at Radstock (Som), children: Gilbert, aged 20, coach trimmer, born at Bath, and Ernest Frank, aged 17, sign writer, born at Radstock.
From the burial register: Alice Elizabeth Horsell, aged 54, of 35 Villa Fields, Bath, was buried on 19 Jan 1920.
From the burial register: George Horsell, aged 66, of Rosemount, Hampton Row, Bath, was buried on 31 Aug 1933. G.G.15 Ellen Ramsay (1842- East: 1922) IN MEMORY OF Frederick William ELLEN RAMSAY Lewis Ramsay DIED APRIL 19 1922 (1852-1932) West: ALSO HER HUSBAND FREDERICK W. L. RAMSAY DIED NOV. 15TH 1932. Cross on 2 plinths in rough granite. Ant hills cover parts of the plinths.
The birth of Frederick William Lewis Ramsay was registered 1852/Q2 Bristol.
The marriage of Frederick William L Ramsay to Ellen Sappings was registered 1897/Q1 Kensington.
In the 1911 census at 10 King Square, Bridgwater (Som): Fredk Wm Lewis Ramsay, aged 58, bank cashier, born at Bristol, wife Ellen, aged 68, no children, born at Bridgwater, and two servants.
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From the burial register: Ellen Ramsay, aged 79, died at 11 Pulteney St, Bath and was buried on 24 Apr 1922.
From the burial register: Frederick William Lewis Ramsay, aged 80, of 72 Leckhampton Rd, Cheltenham, was buried on 19 Nov 1932. G.G.16 Sarah Ann Ellis Kerb, north (on 1 line): (1877-1922) In loving memory of SARAH ANN WIFE OF SAMUEL ELLIS. DIED APRIL 25TH1922 AGED 75. Samuel Ellis (1869- 1950) Kerb, south: Also of SAMUEL ELLIS HER HUSBAND. DIED AUGUST 5TH 1950. AGED 80.
Kerb.
The birth of Samuel Ellis was registered 1869/Q2 Great Boughton. The birth of Sarah Ann Austin was registered 1877/Q1 St Olave.
The marriage of Samuel Ellis to Sarah Ann Austin was registered 1905/Q4 St Marylebone.
The birth of Adeline Myrtle Ellis was registered 1908/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Austin.
In the 1911 census at The Stables, Claverton Manor, Bath: Samuel Ellis, aged 42, coachman domestic, born at Hawarden (Flintshire), wife Sarah Ann, aged 34, married 5 years 1 child, born at Southwark, London, and daughter Adelaide Myrtle, aged 2, born at Claverton (Som).
From the burial register: Sarah Ann Ellis, aged 45, of 38 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 27 Apr 1922.
From the burial register: Samuel Ellis, aged 80, of Colready Farm nr Banbury, was buried on 9 Aug 1950.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.17 Mary James (1861- MARY JAMES 1922) DIED DEC. 26TH 1922 ― Edith Jean Frances ALSO James (1860-1924) EDITH J. F. JAMES DIED JAN. 18 1924 ERECTED IN LOVING MEMORY BY RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Celtic cross on a single tapered plinth in rough granite. The top part of the incised inscription is faint due to weathering.
The birth of Mary James was registered 1861/Q1 Axbridge.
In the 1861 census at Montpelier Villa, Weston-super-Mare: Theodore James, aged 53, income from dividends and one freehold residence, born at Bristol, wife Susanna, aged 39, born at Tre... an (Cornwall), children: Edward G, aged 7, born at Exeter, Paul M, aged 5, born at Exeter, Susan M, aged 3, born at Bristol, Edith, aged 1, born at Exeter, and Mary, aged 2 months, born at Weston-super-Mare, and two servants.
In the 1891 census at 3 Cambridge Place, Widcombe, Bath: Theodore James, aged 83, living on own means, born at Bristol, wife Susanna, aged 69, born at St Erme (Cornwall), and children: Susan Mary, aged 32, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bristol, Edith, aged 30, unmarried, teacher, born at Bristol, Mary, aged 29, unmarried, teacher, born at Weston-super-Mare, Margaret Ellen, aged 37, unmarried, artist in oil painting, born at Bristol, and Alice, aged 24, miniature artist, born at Bristol.
In the 1911 census at 1 Widcombe Terrace, Widcombe Hill, Bath: Edith James, aged 51, governess – own account, born at Bristol, Mary James, aged 50, unmarried, sister, governess, born at Weston-super- Mare (Som), Margaret Ellen James, aged 48, unmarried, sister, drawing mistress, born at Weston-super-Mare, and a nephew.
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From the burial register: Mary James, aged 59, of 1 Widcombe Terrace, Bath, was buried on 29 Dec 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: JAMES Mary of 1 Widcombe-terrace Bath spinster died 26 December 1922 at the City Hospital Lodgemoor Sheffield Probate London 13 February to John Hill (the younger) bank cashier and Susan Mary James spinster. Effects £1529 0s. 11d.
From the burial register: Edith Jean Frances James, aged 63, of 1 Widcombe Tce, Bath, was buried on 22 Jan 1924. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: JAMES Edith Joan Frances of St Erme 1 Widcombe-terrace Bath spinster died 18 January 1924 Probate Bristol 20 February to Susan Mary James spinster. Effects £1221 1s. 6d. G.G.18 Eleanor Mary Elias In (1851-1924) most Loving Memory of ELEANOR M. ELIAS WHO DIED ON JUNE 19TH 1924.
Celtic cross on a plinth and kerb.
The birth of Eleanor Miriam Elias was registered 1851/Q4 Hastings.
In the 1901 census at 9 Vicarage Gardens, Kensington, London: Annette Elias, aged 51, unmarried, artist & living on own means, born at Hayes (Kent), Eleanor M Elias, aged 48, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at St Leonards on Sea (Sussex), Dora Elias, aged 50, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Hayes, and three servants.
From the burial register: Eleanor Mary Elias, aged 73, died at 5 Brock St, Bath, late of S Catherines House, Milton Underhill Isle of Wight, was buried on 23 Jun 1924.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.19 Emily Jane Wiltshire On headstone: Horsell (1881-1933) HORSELL
William Horsell Kerb, south (on 1 line): (1879-) .... EMILY JANE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM HORSELL, PASSED AWAY OCT. 7. 1933
Low headstone (now flat) and kerb. The headstone has the surname as carved, raised letters. The northern kerb is displaced.
The birth of William Horsell was registered 1879/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Godden. The birth of Emily Jane Wiltshire King was registered 1881/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wiltshire.
The marriage of William Horsell to Elizabeth Eleanor Harlidge was registered 1901/Q3 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 5 Eastville, Claremont Road, Bath: William Horsell, aged 31, insurance agent, born at Bath, wife Elizabeth Eleanor, aged 33, married 10 years 3 children of which 2 then living, children: Edwin John, aged 6, born at Bath, and Eleanor May, aged 5, born at Bath.
The marriage of William Richard Horsell to Emily Jane Wiltshire King at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1915/Q3 Bath.
The death of Emily Jane Wiltshire Horsell, aged 52, was registered 1933/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Emily Jane Horsell, aged 52, of Eastville, Batheaston, Bath, was buried on 11 Oct 1933.
The marriage of William Richard Horsell to Martha Rosina Cross/Blandford was registered 1938/Q3 Bath.
(The death of Elizabeth E Horsell, aged 74, was registered 1951/Q4 Bristol.)
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.20 Jessie Christina Kerb, south (on 1 line): Warren Colthurst IN LOVING MEMORY OF JESSIE C. W. COLTHURST WHO DIED JUNE 23RD 1948. (1863-1948) AGED 84.
Kerb.
The birth of Jessie Christina Warren Colthurst was registered 1863/Q3 Axbridge.
In the 1901 census at 3 Westfield Park, Westbury on Trym (Glos): Richard Colthurst, aged 69, physician (registered), born at North Petherton (Som), wife Harriett, aged 60, born at Broomfield (Som), children: Jessie C W, aged 27, unmarried, born at Weston-super-Mare, Margaret E W, aged 26, unmarried, born at Weston-super-Mare, and Constance H W, aged 21, unmarried, born at Keynsham (Som), and three servants.
From the burial register & the burial order book: Jessie Christina Warren Colthurst, aged 83, of Hillhead, 10 Bristol Rd, Keynsham, died on 19 Jun 1948 and was buried on 23 Jun 1948. (The burial order book has the burial date as 22 Jun 1948. The date of 23 Jun 1948 on the memorial has been verified.)
From the burial register & Burial order book: Constance Harriet W Colthurst, aged 85, of Edward Rd, Clevedon, was buried on 14 Dec 1954.
See also D.N.46.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.21 Amy Geraldine South: Westbrook (1874- AMY G. WESTBROOK JULY 25TH 1940 1940)
Kerb.
In the 1901 census at Braeside, Sedlescombe Road, Hastings (Sussex): Amy G Westbrook, aged 30, unmarried, living on own means, born in Arabia (British Subject).
In the 1911 census at 45 Landley Avenue, Portsmouth: Sarah Anne Elsey, aged 70, unmarried, [living on] private [means], born at Portsmouth, a niece, a family of four boarders and Amy Geraldine Westbrook, aged 35, unmarried, trained nurse and midwife, born at Aden, Arabia.
The death of Amy G Westbrook, aged 66, was registered 1940/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Amy Geraldine Westbrook, aged 66, of St Martin’s Hospital, Bath, was buried on 29 Jul 1940. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: WESTBROOK Amy Geraldine of 12 Russell-street Bath spinster died 25 July 1940 at St. Martins Hospital Bath Probate Bristol 23 August to Susan Mary James and Ellen Rose White spinsters. Effects £284 14s. 4d. G.G.22 Janet de Cartaret No memorial found. Smith (1865-1941) The death of Janet C Smith, aged 75, was registered 1941/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Janet de Cartaret Smith, aged 75, of 16 Bathwick St, was buried on 13 Mar 1941.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.23 Agnes Matilda Kerb, south: Woodward (1865- IN LOVING MEMORY OF AGNES MATILDA WOODWARD, WHO PASSED AWAY MAY 1941) 30TH 1941, AGED 76.
Kerb.
The birth of Agnes Matilda Woodward was registered 1865/Q4 Kidderminster.
In the 1911 census at 54 The Avenue, West Ealing (Middx): Agnes Matilda Woodward, aged 46, unmarried, private means, born at Kidderminster (Worcs), Beatrice Tolmé Woodward, aged 44, unmarried, sister, born at Kidderminster, and a niece.
From the burial register & burial order book: Agnes Matilda Woodward, aged 76, of 8 Forester Rd, Bathwick, Bath, died on 27 May 1941 and was buried on 31 May 1941. (The date of death as 30 May 1941 on the memorial has been verified.) From the National Probate Calendar 1941: WOODWARD Agnes Matilda of Lynwood Beckford-road Bath spinster died 27 May 1941 at 8 Forester-road Bath Probate Llandudno 11 July to Beatrice Tolme Woodward spinster and Margery Kemble Croft (wife of Herbert William Croft). Effects £2407 16s. 11d. Resworn £2209 17s. 5d. G.G.24 Sarah Kate Kerb, north: Westacott (1854- SARAH KATE WESTACOTT DIED APRIL 4TH 1942. R•I•P 1942)
Kerb. Incised inscription. The southern side is overgrown.
Baptised on 19 Nov 1854 at St Andrew Undershaft, London: Sarah Kate Westacott, daughter of George & Mary Anna Westcott, of 45 St Mary Axe, father’s occupation: builder & house decorator.
In the 1891 census at 207 Selhurst Road, South Norwood (Surrey): G-130
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Names Inscriptions Notes Mary A Westacott, aged 72, widow, living on own means, born at Barnstaple (Devon), daughter Sarah K, aged 35, unmarried, living on own means, born in London, and two servants.
From the burial register: Sarah Kate Westacott, aged 86, of 9 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 8 Apr 1942. G.G.25 Fanny Bevan (1857- Kerb, south (on 1 line): 1942) IN MEMORY OF FANNY, WIDOW OF COMMANDER LAMBTON L. L. BEVAN, R.N., DIED JUNE 9TH 1942, AGED 84. Lambton Lee Loraine Bevan (1845-1920)
Kerb.
In the 1891 census as visitors at The Granville Hotel, Ramsgate: Lambton Lee Loraine Bevan, aged 45, married, retired naval officer, born at East Barnet (Herts), and Fanny Bevan, aged 33, married, born in New Brunswick, Canada.
In the 1901 census at Hillside, Cross Roads, Ditchingham (Norfolk): Lambton Bevan, aged 55, married, retired Captain RN, born at New Burnet (Herts), and two servants.
The death of Lambton L L Bevan, aged 75, was registered 1920/Q2 Buckingham. From the National Probate Calendar of 1920: BEVAN, Lambton Lee Loraine of 94 Piccadilly Middlesex died 8 June 1920 at Addington Manor Winslow Buckinghamshire Probate London 6 August to Charles Israel Loraine Allix J.P. Effects 1186 3s. 3d.
From the burial register: Fanny Bevan, aged 84, of Woodland Grove Nursing Home, Weston Pk, Bath, was buried on 12 Jun 1942.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.G.26 Alice Dillnutt (1897- Kerb, north: 1942) IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR WIFE ALICE DILLNUTT WHO PASSED AWAY 2ND JULY 1942. AGED 45.
Kerb.
The death of Alice Dillnutt, aged 45, was registered 1942/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Alice Dillnutt, aged 45, late of 32 Henrietta St, Bath, died at the Royal United Hospital, Bath and was buried on 7 Jul 1942. G.G.27 Edith Emma No memorial found. Thomson (1891- From the burial register & burial order book: Edith Emma Thomson, 1942) aged 51, of 56 Winchester Rd, Bath, was buried on 9 Oct 1942. G.G.28 Eleanor Abigail No memorial found. Davenport (1855- The birth of Eleanor Abigail Davenport was registered 1855/Q3 1940) Billesdon (Leics). The birth of Jessie Frances Davenport was registered 1858/Q1 Jessie Frances Billesdon. Davenport (1858- 1942) In the 1901 census at The Elms, Polecat Green, Upton on Severn (Worcs): Eleanor Davenport, aged 45, unmarried, living on own means, born at Skeffington (Leics), and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 33 Sleaford Road, Melton Mowbray (Leics): Henry S Davenport, aged 47, writer of sporting literature, born at Skeffington (Leics), wife Margu[e]rite, aged 30, born at Durham, two children, Jessie F Davenport, aged 43, unmarried, sister, born at Skeffington, and three servants. (Memories at random: Melton and Harborough by Henry S[impkin] Davenport, Heath Cranton Limited 1926)
From the burial register & burial order book: Eleanor Abigail Davenport, aged 85, of 16 Daniel St, Bath, died on 10 Aug 1940 and was buried on 14 Aug 1940.
From the burial register & burial order book: Jessie Frances Davenport, aged 85, of The General Infirmary, Stafford, died on 31 G-132
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Names Inscriptions Notes Dec 1942 and was buried on 5 Jan 1943. G.G.29 Theresia Landl THERESIA LANDL (1880-1942) 25 DEC. 1880 ― 15. FEB. 1942 IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIEND. G.D. & A.M.H.T.
Headstone.
The death of Theresa Landl, aged 61, was registered 1942/Q1 Bathavon. From the burial register: Theresia Landl, aged 61, of Elizabeth Lodge, Bathampton, Bath, was buried on 19 Feb 1942.
From The London Gazette of 25 Aug 1942 p 3740: Re THERESIA LANDL, Deceased. Pursuant to the. Trustee Act,, 1925,. Section- 27. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any debts claims or demands against the estate of Theresia Landl late of Elizabeth's Lodge Down Lane Bathampton Bath in the county of Somerset Spinster who died on the 15th day of February 1942 intestate, and letters of administration to whose estate were granted ...
(Landl is an Austrian name.) G.G.30-1 Yew Tree
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.8 William Handyside On lower part of the cross: (1834-1916) Jesu Mercy Plinth: Emily Anne To Handyside (1839- the beloved memory 1929) of WILLIAM HANDYSIDE DIED JULY 13. 1916. AGED 82 YEARS. R.I.P. Celtic cross on plinths and kerb.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF In the 1851 census at Lenton Terrace, Radford (Notts): Edmund Percy, EMILY ANNE HANDYSIDE aged 41, attorney at law, born at Nottingham, wife Anne, aged 34, WIDOW OF WILLIAM HANDYSIDE born at Newark (Notts), six children of which the eldest was Emily ENTERED INTO REST DEC. 4TH 1929 IN HER 91ST YEAR Anne, aged 11, born at Nottingham, and five servants. FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING. The birth of Emily Rose Handyside was registered 1878/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Percy.
In the 1881 census at 1 Hazelwood Villa, Ryde (IoW): William Handyside, aged 46, dividend (!), born at St Petersburg, Russia, wife Emily A, aged 41, born at Nottingham, daughter Emily R, aged 2, born at Bath, and a nurse.
In the 1911 census at 18 Pulteney Road, Bath: William Handyside, aged 76, [living on] private means, born in Russia British Subject by parentage, wife Emily Ann, aged 70, married 34 years 1 child, [living on ] private means, born at Nottingham, and two servants.
From the burial register: William Handyside, aged 82, of 18 Pulteney Rd, was buried on 18 Jul 1916.
From the burial register Emily Ann Handyside, aged 90, of 18 Pulteney Rd, Bath, was buried on 9 Dec 1929.
William Handyside (1793–1850) was a Scottish engineer who was involved in several important construction projects in St. Petersburg.
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Names Inscriptions Notes He was a nephew of Charles Baird (1766-1843) an engineer working at St Petersburg to invited him to join the firm. He married Sophia Gordon Busch and they had four children. After Charles Baird’s death in 1843 the family returned to the UK and he died in 1850 at Edinburgh. G.H.9 William Thomas WILLIAM THOMAS HAGLEY Hagley (1820-1915) BORN AT ...... NSTER DIED AT BATH NOV. 18. 1915, Mary Hagley (1827- AGED 95. 1915) ALSO MARY HAGLEY. BORN AT BATTLE 1827. DIED AT BATH DEC. 12. 1915.
Headstone. The legibility of the inscription is poor due to lichen. Some lead missing.
The marriage of William Thomas Hagley to Mary Barter was registered 1854/Q2 Chard.
In the 1861 census at Silver Street, Ilminster (Som): Wm Thos Hagley, aged 40, chemist & druggist (retired), born at Ilminster, wife Mary, aged 34, born at Battle (Sussex), and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 4 Bathwick Hill, Bath: William Thomas Hagley, aged 89, chemist retired, born at Ilminster, wife Mary, aged 84, married 56 years, born at Battle (Sussex), and two servants.
From the burial register: William Thomas Hagley, aged 95, of Devonshire Villa, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 24 Nov 1915.
From the burial register: Mary Hagley, aged 88, of Devonshire Villa, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 16 Dec 1915.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.10 Edward Murray CAPT EDWARD MURRAY COOKESLEY Cookesley (1837- LATE CHESHIRE REGIMENT, 1916) WHO ANSWERED HIS MASTER’S ROLL CALL MAY 7TH 1916, AGED 78.
Cross on plinths and kerb.
The birth of Margaret Deborah Garland was registered 1843/Q2 Wareham.
In the 1851 census at a grammar school at East Street, Blandford (Dorset): Edward M Cookesley, aged 13, scholar, born at Swanton Novers (Norfolk).
The marriage of Edward M Cookesley to Margaret D Garland was registered 1866/Q2 Wimborne.
In the 1871 census as visitors at Plasnewydd, Garthgynan and Llanfair (Denbighshire): Edward Murray Cookesley, aged 33, married, retired Captain in the Army, born at Swanton Nover (Norfolk), and Margaret Deborah Cookesley, aged 28, born at Langton (Dorset).
In the 1911 census at 7 Cromwell Place, London SW: Edward Murray Cookesley, aged 73, retired Captn in the Army, born at Swanton Novers (Norfolk), wife Margaret Deborah, aged 68, married 45 years no children, born at Leeson Manor near Swanage (Dorset), and a servant.
From the burial register: Edward Murray Cookesley, aged 78, of 12 Darlington Pl, was buried on 10 May 1916.
From the burial register: Margaret Deborah Cookesley, aged 83, of 12 Darlington Pl, Bath, was buried on 11 Feb 1927.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.11 Maria Hannah “FATHER IN THY GRACIOUS KEEPING Dolman Bridges LEAVE WE NOW THY SERVANT SLEEPING.” (1833-1916) IN AFFECTIONATE MEMORY OF James Bridges MARIA HANNAH BRIDGES (WIDOW OF JAMES BRIDGES) FORMERLY OF CHISWICK, WHO DIED JULY 28. 1916.
Cross on plinths. Some lead missing.
The death of Maria Hannah Dolman Bridges, aged 83, was registered 1916/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Maria Hannah Dolman Bridge, aged 83, died at 18 Pulteney St and was buried on 2 Aug 1916. G.H.12 Eliza Jane Worsley IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1854-1916) MOTHER FATHER, AND BROTHER. William Worsley ELIZA JANE WORSLEY (1846-1917) DIED 23RD OCTOBER 1916 AGED 64 WILLIAM WORSLEY William Reginald DIED 26TH AUGUST 1917 AGED [71] Worsley (1889-1917) ALSO OF WILLIAM REGINALD WORSLEY, 2ND LIEUT. S. L. I. KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE 31ST JULY 1917, AGED 26. Cross on plinths.
The birth of William Worsley was registered 1846/Q3 Newington. The birth of Eliza Jane Holmes was registered 1854/Q1 Gloucester.
The birth of William Reginald Worsley was registered 1889/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Holmes.
In the 1901 census at 3 Prior Park Buildings, Bath: William Worsley, aged 54, draper’s buyer, born in London, wife Eliza J, aged 45, born at Gloucester, children: Agnes M, aged 19, milliner, born at Bath, Gladys L, aged 15, born at Bath, William R, aged 11, born at Bath, Edith M, aged 6, born at Bath, and Jack B, aged 2, born at Bath, and G-137 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes five boarders (draper’s assistants).
From the burial register: Eliza Jane Worsley, aged 62, of 14 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 26 Oct 1916.
William Reginald Worsley, Second Lieutenant 4th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, died on 1 Aug 1917, Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial Panel 21 [CWGC].
From the burial register: William Worsley, aged 71, of 7 Miles’ Bdgs, was buried on 29 Aug 1917. G.H.13 Henry Walter East: Beauford (1841- HENRY WALTER BEAUFORD 1921) BORN 10TH MARCH 1841. DIED 15TH JULY 1921.
Kerb with a large ant hill.
The birth of Henry Walter Beauford was registered 1841/Q2 Biggleswade.
From the burial register: Henry Walter Beauford, aged 80, of 1a Princes Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 19 Jul 1921. From the National Probate Calendar 1921: BEAUFORD, Henry Walter of Islip Northamptonshire died 15 July 1921 at the Pulteney Hotel Bath Probate London 16 November to John Salmon Beauford and Henry Martin Lindsell Esquires. Effects £19943 19s. 4d. G.H.14 Alfred Edward IN Rawnsley (1852- AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE 1922) OF ALFRED Anita Rawnsley EDWARD RAWNSLEY, R.N. (1856-1927) DIED JAN. 11. 1922. ÆT. 69. ― Cross on plinths.
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Names Inscriptions Notes GOD’S FINGER TOUCHED HIM AND HE SLEPT. ALSO OF ANITA. HIS WIFE The birth of Alfred Edward Rawnsley was registered 1852/Q4 Henley. WHO DIED JAN. 27. 1927. R.I.P. In the 1881 census on the SS Tweed, gun boat, (on the China Station) at Malta: Alfred Edward Rawnsley, aged 28, unmarried, Lieutenant, born at Shiplake (Oxon).
The marriage of Alfred Edward Rawnsley to Anita Mary G Dawson was registered 1904/Q2 Holywell (Flintshire).
From the burial register: Alfred Edward Rawnsley, aged 68, of 13 South Parade, Bath, was buried on 14 Jan 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: RAWNSLEY Alfred Edward of 13 South-parade Bath died 11 January 1922 Administration London 19 April to Anita Rawnsley widow. Effects £205.
The death of Annie Rawnsley, aged 70, was registered 1927/Q1 Bristol. From the burial register: Anita Rawnsley, aged 70, of 9 The Paragon, Bath, was buried on 1 Feb 1927. G.H.15 William Henry Kerb, south: Martin (1852-1922) WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN DIED MAY 6TH 1922 AGED 69 YEARS
Eliza Martin (1854- Kerb, north: 1942) ...A his wife, DIED JANUARY 24TH 1942, AGED 87 YEARS.
Kerb.
From the burial register: William Henry Martin, aged 69, of 63 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 11 May 1922.
From the burial register: Eliza Martin, aged 87, of 24 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 27 Jan 1942.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.16 Edith Jane Wauton EDITH JANE (1859-1922) BELOVED WIFE OF REV. A. E. WAUTON D. NOV. 23. 1922. Atherton Ernest “FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.” Wauton (1855-1929)
Cross on plinths.
The birth of Atherton Ernest Wauton was registered 1855/Q4 Tonbridge.
In the 1881 census at Woodbury Hall, Gamlingay (Cambs): John Harvey Astell, aged 75, JP Cambs Hunts & Beds & Deputy Lieut, born at Old Broad Street, London, wife Anne Emilie, aged 52, born in the East Indies, six daughters of which the fifth was Edith Jane, aged 22, born at Easton Place, London, a governess and fifteen servants.
The marriage of Atherton Ernest Wauton was registered 1884/Q3 Tonbridge. The marriage of Atherton Ernest Wauton to Edith Jane Astell was registered 1890/Q3 Caxton.
In the 1901 census at the Vicarage, Ellesmere (Salop): Atherton E Wauton, aged 45, clergyman (C of E), born at Tunbridge (Kent), wife Edith J, aged 42, born in London, son Eric A, aged 9, born at Ivinghoe (Bucks), and three servants.
From the burial register: Edith Jane Wauton, aged 63, of 18 Marlborough Bldgs, was buried on 27 Nov 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: WAUTON Edith Jane of 18 Marlborough Buildings Bath (wife of the reverend Atherton Ernest Wauton) died 23 November 1922 Probate Bristol 11 January to the said Atherton Ernest Wauton clerk and Eric Astell Wauton captain R.A.S.C. Effects £3468 9s. 7d.
From the burial register: Atherton Ernest Wauton, aged 73, of 18 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 14 Feb 1929. From the grant G-140
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Names Inscriptions Notes of probate, he died on 11 Feb 1929. G.H.17 Emma Harding EMMA HARDING (1838-1923) DIED JUNE 18TH 1923, AGED 84.
Headstone.
The death of Emma Harding, aged 84, was registered 1923/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Emma Harding, aged 84, of 35 Powlett Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 21 Jun 1923. G.H.18 Arthur Edmund Pike No memorial found. (1863-1925) The birth of Jane Elizabeth Hawes in 1859 was registered 1860/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Smith. Jane Elizabeth Pike The birth of Arthur Edmund Pike was registered 1863/Q4 Dorchester. (1859-1952) The marriage of Arthur Edmund Pike to Jane Elizabeth Hawes at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1885/Q3 Bath.
In the 1901 census at 34 Bathwick Street, Bath: Arthur E Pike, aged 39, fruiterer & grocer shop owner – own account, born at Dorchester (Dorset), wife Jane E, aged 36, born at Bath, children: Arthur W H, aged 14, born at Bath, and Leonard E H, aged 9, born at Bath, and William J W Pike, aged 70, widower, father, foreman retired, born at Portsmouth.
From the burial register: Arthur Edmund Pike, aged 61, of 34 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 9 Jan 1925.
From the burial register & burial order book: Jane Elizabeth Pike, aged 92, of 7 Cleveland Pl, Bath, died on 10 Jan 1952 and was buried on 16 Jan 1952.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.19 Constance Adelaide Kerb, north (on 1 line): Hastings Allanson CONSTANCE A. H. ALLANSON, WIDOW OF J. B. ALLANSON, DIED MARCH 11TH (1848-1932) 1932, AGED 83 YEARS.
John Bath Allanson (1850-1931)
Kerb and a cross resting on a stone. The southern side is overgrown.
The marriage of John Bath Allanson to Constance Adelaide H Lowry was registered 1875/Q2 Marylebone.
In the 1881 census at 5 South Road, Llanbellig, Carnarvon: John Bath Allanson, aged 30, solicitor, born at St Columb (Cornwall), wife Constance A H, aged 32, born at Douglas (Isle of Man), a visitor, a governess, four children and three servants.
In the 1891 census at 73 Castle Road, Bedford: Constance Allanson, aged 41, married, born on the Isle of Man, five children, a visitor and a servant.
In the 1901 census at 29 Conduit Street, Bedford: Constance Allanson, aged 52, married, born on the Isle of Man, daughter Gladys, aged 17, born at Carnarvon, and a nurse.
The death of John B Allanson, aged 81, was registered 1931/Q2 Carnarvon. From the National Probate Calendar 1931: ALLANSON John Bath of 7 Church-street Carnarvon died 4 April 1931 Probate London 22 April to Edith Emily Allanson spinster. Effects £241 4s. 2d.
From the burial register: Constance Adelaide Hastings Allanson, aged 84, of Bailbrook House, Batheaston, Bath, was buried on 14 Mar 1932. G.H.20 Arthur William Kerb, north: Hawes Pike (1886- ARTHUR W. H. PIKE, DIED 27TH NOV. 1932, AGED 46. 1932)
Kerb. G-142
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The birth of Annie Gertrude Rothery in 1885 was registered 1886/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hurlow. The birth of Arthur William Hawes Pike was registered 1886/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hawes.
In the 1901 census at 34 Bathwick Street, Bath: Arthur E Pike, aged 39, fruiterer & grocer shop owner – own account, born at Dorchester (Dorset), wife Jane E, aged 36, born at Bath, children: Arthur W H, aged 14, born at Bath, and Leonard E H, aged 9, born at Bath, and William J W Pike, aged 70, widower, father, foreman retired, born at Portsmouth.
The marriage of Arthur William Hawes Pike to Annie Gertrude Rothery at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1914/Q3 Bath.
The death of Arthur William Hawes Pike was registered 1932/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Arthur William Hawes Pike, aged 46, of 25 Rockliffe Rd, Bath, was buried on 30 Nov 1932.
From the burial register & burial order book: Annie Gertrude Pike, aged 84, of 8 Walcot Parade, Bath, died on 20 Feb 1970 and was buried on 25 Feb 1970. G.H.21 Catherine Annie In Foyster (1869-1938) loving memory of CATHERINE ANNIE FOYSTER, William Herbert WIFE OF Foyster (1870-1947) WILLIAM HERBERT FOYSTER, OF ALTRINGHAM, CHESHIRE TH DIED 27 MAY 1938 ― Headstone and kerb.
The birth of William Herbert Foyster was registered 1870/Q2 Chorlton (Lancs).
The marriage of William Herbert Foyster to Catherine Annie Sadler was registered 1902/Q2 Ormskirk (Lancs). G-143 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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In the 1911 census at Bramcote, Parkfield Road, Didsbury, Manchester: William Herbert Foyster, aged 40, solicitor & notary & clerk to the justices of Salford, born at Manchester, wife Catherine Annie, aged 41, married 8 years 1 child, born at Shepherds Bush, London, daughter Eileen Selina, aged 7, born at Manchester, and three servants.
The death of Catharine A Foyster, aged 68, was registered 1938/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: Catherine Annie Foyster, aged 68, of Grasmere, Bentinck Rd, Altrincham, died Forbes Fraser Hospital and was buried on 31 May 1938. From the National Probate Calendar 1938: FOYSTER Catharine Annie of Grasmere Bentinck-road Altrincham Cheshire (wife of William Herbert Foyster) died 27 May 1938 at the Forbes Fraser Hospital Bath Probate Manchester 6 July to the said William Herbert Foyster Cyril Frank Morgan and Geoffrey Nicholas Robinson solicitors. Effects £2884 6s. 8d.
The death of William H Foyster, aged 76, was registered 1947/Q1 Kensington. G.H.22 Ann Anderson South: Macdonald (1861- IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANN ANDERSON MACD[ONALD DIED NOV]EMBER 19TH 1945 1945)
Kerb. Part of the kerb is missing on the southern side and the eastern kerb was not found.
In the 1911 census at 50 Holmbush Road, Putney, London: William Ramsden-Price, aged 54, unmarried, shipbroker - employer, born at Acton (Middx), Mary Ramsden-Price, aged 75, widow, private means, born at Stamford Hill (Middx), Eleanor Beatrice Ramsden-Price, aged 51, unmarried, sister, private means, born at South Myms (Herts), and two servants.
In the 1911 census at Radway House, Salcombe Road, Sidmouth G-144
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Names Inscriptions Notes (Devon): Mary MacDonald, aged 78, widow, private means, born at Walbottle (N’humberland), Anne Anderson MacDonald, aged 49, unmarried, daughter, teacher – private school, born at Forres (Morayshire), and a servant.
From the burial register and burial order book: Eleanor Beatrice Ramsden-Price, aged 84, of 10 St James' Sq, Bath, died on 27 May 1944 and was buried on 1 Jun 1944.
From the burial register: Ann Anderson Macdonald, aged 84, of 5 Johnstone St, was buried on 23 Nov 1945. G.H.23 Florence Jeanette No memorial found. Strang (1862-1945) The birth of Florence Jeanette Strang was registered 1862/Q1 Newcastle T.
In the 1901 census at a boarding house at Elfordleigh, Belgrave Crescent, Tormoham (Devon): Florence J Strang, aged 39, unmarried, boarder, living on own means, born at Newcastle on Tyne.
The death of Florence Jeanette Strang, aged 83, was registered 1945/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Florence Jean Ada Strang, aged 83, of 7 Forester Rd, Bath, died on 23 Aug 1945 and was buried on 28 Aug 1945. G.H.24 Emily Jane Hewitt IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAR MOTHER (1860-1949) EMILY JANE HEWITT. WIDOW OF THE LATE Edwin John Hewitt EDWIN JOHN HEWITT, (1849-1918) ENTERED INTO HER REST MARCH 25TH 1949 AGED 88. ― ...... PEACE.”
Low headstone and kerb.
The birth of Edwin John Hewitt was registered 1849/Q2 Melton Mowbray.
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Names Inscriptions Notes The birth of Emily Jane Lea was registered 1860/Q3 Market Bosworth.
In the 1881 census at Thelsford Farm, Charlecote (Warks): John W Lea, aged 26, farmer of 263½ acres employing 6 men & 2 boys, born at Orton on the Hill (Leics), Emily J Lea, aged 20, unmarried, sister, born at Orton on the Hill, and three servants.
The marriage of Edwin John Hewitt to Emily Jane Lea was registered 1885/Q3 Stratford.
In the 1901 census at 49 Sparkenhoe Street, Leicester: Edwin John Hewitt, aged 51, commercial traveller – drapery, born at Frisby on the Wreak (Leics), wife Emily J, aged 40, born at Orton on the Hill (Leics), four children and two servants.
From the National Probate Calendar 1918: HEWITT John Edwin of 24 St. James’-road Leicester commercial traveller died 7 September 1918 at the Faire Hospital Countess-street Leicester Probate Leicester 18 December to Cecil William Adams hotel proprietor and Walter Lea draper. Effects £1336 8s. 5d.
From the burial register: Emily Jane Hewitt, aged 88, of Southfield, Kipling Ave, Bath, was buried on 29 Mar 1949. G.H.25 Eli Walter Hewys No memorial found. (1873-1950) The birth of Eli Walter Hughes was registered 1873/Q3 Clifton. Bessie Hewys (1875- 1950) The marriage of Eli Walter Hewys to Bessie Gane was registered 1897/Q2 Barton R.
The death of Eli W Hewys, aged 76, was registered 1950/Q1 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Eli Walter Hewys, aged 76, of 47 Prior Park Rd, Bath, died on 10 Mar 1950 and was buried on 16 Mar 1950.
From the burial register & burial order book: Bessie Hewys, aged 74, of 47 Prior Park Rd, Bath, died on 11 Mar 1950 and was buried on 16 Mar 1950.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.26 Rose Wright (1888- TREASURED MEMORIES OF 1960) A DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER ROSE WRIGHT Albert Wright FELL ASLEEP JAN. 16TH 1960 (1885-1966) AGED 71 YEARS. AND OF HER DEAR HUSBAND Delphine Gertrude ALBERT (BOB) Rose Wright (1914- FELL ASLEEP OCT. 9TH 1966 Headstone and kerb. 2002) AGED 81 YEARS. AND THEIR DAUGHTER The birth of Albert Wright was registered 1885/Q2 Bath, mother’s DELPHINE maiden name: Baker. 12. JAN. 1914 ― 4. SEPT. 2002 The birth of Rose Hooper was registered 1888/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Collins.
In the 1911 census at 34 Paragon, Bath: William Wright, aged 58, fishmonger, born at Bath, wife Sarah, aged 54, born at Bath, and eight children of which the second was Albert, aged 26, fishmonger, born at Bath.
The marriage of Albert Wright to Rose Hooper at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1911/Q2 Bath. The birth of Delphine Gertrude Rose Wright was registered 1914/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hooper.
From the burial register: Rose Wright, aged 71, of 106 Walcot St, Bath, was buried on 21 Jan 1960.
From the burial register: Albert Wright, aged 81, of 106 Walcot St, Bath, was buried on 13 Oct 1966.
The death of Delphine Gertrude R Wright, born on 12 Jan 1914, was registered 2002/Sep Bath & NE Somerset. From the burial register: Delphine Gertrude Rose Wright, aged 88, of Gt Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 12 Sep 2002.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.27 Anne Hooper (1865- Kerb, south (on 1 line): 1948) IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANNE HOOPER WHO FELL ASLEEP MARCH 14TH 1948. AGED 82. Louis Hooper (1865- 1954) Kerb, north: ALSO OF LOUIS HOOPER WHO FELL ASLEEP APRIL 25TH 1954. AGED 88. Dora Myra Margaret Hooper (1900-1986) Kerb, east: Kerb. ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER DORA DIED AUG. 9TH 1986, AGED 86. The marriage of Louis Hooper to Ann Collins was registered 1884/Q3 Bath
The birth of Dora Marian (sic) Margaret Hooper was registered 1900/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Collins.
In the 1911 census at 18 Grove Street, Bath: Louis Hooper, aged 45, engine driver, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 45, married 25 years 8 children of which 5 then living, born at Bath, and children: Maude, aged 24, born at Bath, Rose, aged 22, born at Bath, Albert, aged 13, born at Bath, John, aged 9, born at Bath, and Dora, aged 11, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Anne Hooper, aged 82, of 81 St Johns Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 19 Mar 1948.
From the burial register: Louis Hooper, aged 88, of 81 St Johns Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 29 Apr 1954.
The death of Dora Myra Margaret Hooper, born on 11 Jan 1900, was registered 1986/Aug Bath. From the burial register: Dora Myra Margaret Hooper, aged 86, of 81 St John's Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 19 Aug 1986.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.28 Emmeline TO THE Hebblethwaite DEARLY LOVED MEMORY (1858-1936) OF EMMELINE HEBBLETHWAITE FEBRUARY 12TH 1936. R.I.P
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In the 1861 census at 7 Park Street, Hull (Yorks): Thomas F Hebblethwaite, aged 39, land agent/surveyor, born in Portugal, wife Mary F, aged 34, born at Hull, seven children of which the two youngest were Emmeline, aged 2, born at Hull, and Kate, aged 8 months, born at Hull, and four servants.
In the 1891 census at 9 Crescent, Scarborough (Yorks): Mary F Hebblethwaite, aged 64, widow, living on own means, born at Hull, children: Emmeline, aged 32, born at Hull, Kate, aged 30, born at Hull, Alice M, aged 29, born at Hull, and Lucy, aged 22, born at Hull, and five servants.
From the burial register: Emmeline Hebblethwaite, aged 77, of 5 Johnstone St, was buried on 17 Feb 1936. From the National Probate Calendar 1936: HEBBLETHWAITE Emmeline of 33 Esplanade-gardens Scarborough spinster died 12 February 1936 at the Nursing Home 5 Johnstone-street Bath Probate York 3 April to Kate Hebblethwaite spinster and Arthur Robinson Hebblethwaite land agent. Effects £15988 19s.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.H.29 Emily Marian Plant IN (1858-1934) LOVING MEMORY OF EMILY MARIAN PLANT DIED JUNE 7TH 1934, AGED 76 YEARS. I WAITED FOR THE LORD.
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The birth of Emily Marian Plant was registered 1858/Q2 Stafford.
In the 1911 census at 33 Havelock Street, Sheffield: Emily Marian Plant, aged 53, unmarried, church worker, born at Weston, Stafford, three boarders and three servants.
From the burial register: Emily Marion Plant, aged 76, of Edgar Hotel, Laura Pl, Bath, was buried on 11 Jun 1934. From the National Probate Calendar 1934: PLANT Emily Marian of The Edgar Hotel Bath spinster died 7 June 1934 Probate Ipswich 17 July to Alan Drayton Grimke Drayton stockbroker. Effects £3417 4s. 3d. G.H.30 Mary Alice Kennedy MARY ALICE KENNEDY. (1852-1932) DIED 3RD JULY 1932, AGED 80. ―
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From the burial register: Mary Alice Kennedy, aged 80, of Edgar Hotel, Laura Pl, Bath, was buried on 6 Jul 1932. From the National Probate Calendar 1932: KENNEDY Mary Alice of the Edgar Hotel Laura-place Bath widow died 3 July 1932 Probate Bristol 20 August to Richard de Bohan Chamberlain esquire and the reverend Arthur Percival Chamberlain clerk. Effects £921 6s. 10d. G-150
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(Arthur Percivale Chamberlain was a vicar in Ireland and, in the 1932 Crockford’s Clerical Directory, had an address of Castlerock Vicarage, Co. Derry.) G.H.31 Nathaniel Lindon IN TREASURED MEMORY Parkyn (1851-1931) OF NATHANIEL LINDON PARKYN Edith Parkyn (1861- PRIEST 1942) FORMERLY DEAN OF BALLARAT. AUSTRALIA. ENTERED INTO LIGHT 16TH JUNE 1931, AGED 80. HIS LIFE WAS LOVE: HIS JOY IN SERVING OTHERS. “THINE EYES SHALL SEE THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY.”
AND OF EDITH, HIS WIFE, Celtic cross on plinths and kerb. Mason’s mark on eastern kerb: MAILE WHO PASSED INTO LIFE ETERNAL OCTOBER 9TH 1942, & SON EUSTON RD LONDON. AGED 81. “DEATH IS ONLY AN HORIZON, AND AN HORIZON IS NOTHING SAVE The birth of Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn was registered 1851/Q2 St THE LIMIT OF OUR SIGHT.” Thomas (Devon).
On 8 Oct 1873 at St Paul’s, Penzance Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn, aged 22, Congregational minister, of Croydon son of Nathaniel Parkyn, Congregational minister, married Eliza Margery Mary Coulson, aged 27, of Penzance, daughter of William Coulson, merchant (registered 1873/Q4 Penzance).
The death of Eliza Margery M Parkyn, aged 32, was registered 1878/Q4 Croydon.
The marriage of Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn to Anna Mary Frisch was registered 1880/Q1 Croydon.
In the 1881 census at 44 Canning Road, Croydon: Nathaniel L Parkyn, aged 30, Free Church minister, born at Exmouth (Devon), wife Anne Mary, aged 29, born at Taunton, Mary Lock Frisch, aged 7, step- daughter, born at Croydon, William Frisch, aged 6, stepson, born at Croydon, Frederick Parkyn, aged 5, son, born at Croydon, a governess
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Names Inscriptions Notes and two servants.
The birth of Alice Annie Parkyn was registered 1881/Q2 Croydon. The death of Anna Mary Parkyn, aged 30, was registered 1881/Q2 Croydon.
The marriage of Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn to Edith Gate was registered 1882/Q3 Croydon. The birth of Edith Gladys L Parkyn was registered 1883/Q4 Swansea.
In the 1891 census at 22 Grosvenor Road, Chiswick (Middx): Nathaniel L Parkyn, aged 40, clergyman Reformed Episcopal Church, born at Exmouth (Devon), wife Edith, aged 30, born at Aylesbury (Bucks), children: Frederick C, aged 15, born at Croydon, Alice A, aged 9, born at Croydon, and Edith G L, aged 7, born in Wales, Jane F Coulson, aged 57, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on her own means, born at Penzance, deaf from childhood, and two servants.
From the burial register: Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn, aged 80, of 16 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 20 Jun 1931. From The Argus (Melbourne, Victoria) of Fri 19 Jun 1931 p 8: Death of Dean Parkyn. LONDON, June 18. The death is announced of the Very Rev. Nathaniel Lindon Parkyn, who was dean and vicar of Christ Church Cathedral, Ballarat, from 1897 to 1914. Educated at Western College, Plymouth, Dean Parkyn was ordained in 1891 and was curate of Keighley, 1891-3, and of Halifax 1893-4. After spending three years as vicar of Lightcliffe he came to Ballarat, where he endeared himself to citizens of every denomination. He was a good speaker from the pulpit, and his many public and private acts of benevolence are still remembered in Ballarat. He returned to England in 1914, where he was vicar of All Saints’, Blackpool, until 1921. At the time of his death he was living in Bath.
From the burial register: Edith Lindon Parkyn, aged 81, of Lyndale, Forester Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 13 Oct 1942.
From the burial register: Edith Gladys Lindon Parkyn, aged 64, of Lyndale, Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 24 Mar 1948. G-152
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From the burial register: Alice Annie Lindon Parkyn, aged 77, of Little Orchard, Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 27 Aug 1960.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.8 William Dillon Massy IN (1837-1914) LOVING MEMORY OF Claudine Jane Massy WILLIAM DILLON MASSY (1853-1920) WHO ENTERED INTO REST, DECEMBER 8TH 1914. AND OF CLAUDINE, his widow, WHO ENTERED HER REST MAY 25TH 1920. “BLESSED ARE THE DEAD WHICH DIE IN THE LORD.”
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The birth of William Dillon Massy was registered 1837/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Austin.
The marriage of William Dillon Massey to Agnes Hewlett was registered 1863/Q4 Tewkesbury.
In the 1891 census at 19 Walpole Street, Chelsea, London: William D Massy, aged 53, Secretary to an Insurance Co., born at Bath, wife Agnes, aged 56, born at Abingdon (Berks), and two servants.
The marriage of William Dillon Massy to Claudine Jane Arnold at St John the Baptist, Bathwick was registered 1896/Q3 Bath. (The birth of Claudine Arnold was registered 1853/Q1 Warwick.)
In the 1901 census at 4 Pulteney St, Bath: William D Massy, aged 63, married retired Secretary Insurance Co, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at 17 Pulteney Road, Bath: William Dillon Massy, aged 73, retired secretary Insurance Co, born at Bath, wife Claudine Jane, aged 57, married 14 years no children, born at Warwick, and two servants.
The death of William D Massy, aged 73, was registered 1914/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: William Dillon Massy, aged 73, of 5 Belmont, Bath, was buried on 11 Dec 1914.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Claudine Jane Massy, aged 65, of 7 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 28 May 1920. G.I.9 Charlotte Frances No memorial found. Dalrymple Clark Baptised on 8 Sep 1837 at Brighton: Charlotte Frances Clark, daughter (1837-1916) of John & Charlotte Sophia Clark.
In the 1911 census at Tatchley Cottage, Prestbury (Glos): Charlotte Frances Dalrymple Clark, aged 73, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Brighton, and a servant.
The death of Charlotte Frances Dalrymple Clark, aged 78, was registered 1916/Q2 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Charlotte Frances Dalrymple Clark, aged 78, of 8 Duke St, Bath, was buried on 30 Jun 1916. From the National Probate Calendar 1916: DALRYMPLE CLARK Charlotte Frances of 8 Duke-street Bath spinster died 27 June 1916 Probate Bristol 27 July to Margaret Helen Mary Dalrymple Clark spinster. Effects £2045 0s. 2d. G.I.10 Mary Ann Lea (1864- IN 1917) LOVING MEMORY OF MAY LEA John Lea DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN LEA OF ORTON ON THE HILL BORN MARCH 25TH 1865 DIED JAN. 1ST 1917.
Cross on 3 plinths. The ‘May’ rather than ‘Mary’ on the inscription has been verified.
The birth of Mary Ann Lea was registered 1864/Q2 Market Bosworth.
In the 1911 census at 7 Old Bond Street, Bath: May Lea, aged 40, unmarried, real lace and blouse business, born at Orton (Leics), and a housekeeper.
From the Post Office Directory for Bath of 1912:
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Names Inscriptions Notes Lea, Miss May, real lace and blouse specialist, 7, Old Bond Street
From the burial register: Mary Ann Lea, aged 52, of 17 Henrietta St, was buried on 4 Jan 1917. From the National Probate Calendar 1917: LEA Mary Ann of 17 Henrietta-street Bath spinster died 1 January 1917 Probate Bristol 16 March to Cecil William Adams hotel proprietor and Margaret Adams (wife of the said Cecil William Adams). Effects £3529 16s. 2d. G.I.11 Mary Harriet Kerb, north: Claxton (1845-1917) MARY HARRIET CLAXTON
Kerb.
In the 1911 census at 10 Bathwick Street, Bath: Mary H Claxton, aged 58, unmarried, private means, born in the parish of St John’s Upper Holloway, London,
In the Post Office Directory of Bath for 1912: Claxton, Miss, 10, Bathwick street
The death of Mary Harriet Claxton, aged 72, was registered 1917/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Harriet Claxton, aged 72, of 10 Bathwick Street, was buried on 31 Dec 1917. From the National Probate Calendar 1918: CLAXTON Mary Harriet of 10 Bathwick-street Bath spinster died 28 December 1917 at the Royal United Hospital Bath Probate London 26 March to Edward Francis Knapp-Fisher and Charles Ernest Reeves esquires. Effects £2347 16s. 2d. G.I.12 John Percival Hunt Kerb, north: (1844-1920) IN LOVING MEMORY OF LT COL. J. PERCIVAL HUNT, M.D. BARRISTER-AT-LAW BORN OCT. 29TH 1844, DIED MARCH 3RD 1920.
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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1911 census as lodgers at 101 Hereford Road, Bayswater, London: John Percival Hunt, aged 66, doctor of medicine, born at Gort, county Galway, Ireland, and wife Lilian, aged 41, married ten years no children, born at Dublin.
From the burial register: John Percival Hunt, aged 75, of 4 Darlington Pl, was buried on 6 Mar 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: HUNT John Percival of 38 Newton-road Bayswater Middlesex and of 4 Darlington-place Bath died 3 March 1920 at 4 Darlington-place Probate London to Lilian Hunt widow. Effects £14879 19s. 6d. G.I.13 Ashton Ashbee Upper plinth: (1837-1920) JESU MERCY
Lower plinths: Marion Adeline ASHTON ASHBEE, Ashbee (1873-1949) BORN 12TH JUNE 1837, DIED 29TH DECEMBER 1920. MARION ADELINE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE 23RD DEC. 1873, 3RD JAN. 1949. Cross on 3 plinths.
The birth of Marion Adeline Ashbee in 1873 was registered 1874/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mason.
In the 1911 census at West View, 62 Wells Way, Bath: Ashton Ashbee, aged 73, married, bank manager (retired), born in London, children: Ernest Norton, unmarried, electrical engineer, born at South Lyncombe, Bath, and Marion Adeline, aged 36, born at South Lyncombe, and a servant.
From the burial register: Ashton Ashbee, aged 83, of West View, 62 Wellsway, Bath, was buried on 1 Jan 1921.
From the burial register: Marion Adeline Ashbee, aged 75, of 43 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 7 Jan 1949. G.I.14 Beatrice Maud No memorial found.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Treby (1866-1921) The marriage of James Seward Brown to Jenevera Brown at St Swithin’s, Walcot, Bath was registered 1849/Q1 Bath. Jenevra Kate Treby The birth of Jenevera Treby was registered 1851/Q4 Bath, mother’s (1851-1942) maiden name: Brown. The birth of Beatrice M Treby was registered 1866/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Crown (!).
In the 1901 census at 9 Norfolk Buildings, Bath: Jenevra K Treby, aged 49, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bath, and Beatrice M Treby, aged 30, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at 9 Norfolk Buildings, Bath: Kate Jenevera Treby, aged 56, unmarried, born at Bath, and Beatrice Maud Treby, aged 40, unmarried, sister, librarian, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Beatrice Maud Treby, aged 55, of 9 Norfolk Bldgs, was buried on 6 Oct 1921. From the National Probate Calendar 1921: TREBY Beatrice Maud of 9 Norfolk Buildings Bath spinster died 1 October 1921 Probate London 17 November to Jenevra Kate Treby spinster. Effects £115 19s. 4d.
The death of Jenevra Kate Treby, aged 90, was registered 1942/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Jenevra Kate Treby, aged 90, of Gt Stanhope St, Bath, was buried on 17 Jan 1942. G.I.15 Mary Shaw (1837- IN 1922) MEMORY OF MARY SHAW David Shaw LATE OF IVYTOFT. GROSVENOR RD. WREXHAM. DAUGHTER OF DAVID & MARY SHAW Mary Shaw OF HESWALL, CHESHIRE DIED AT BATH MARCH 10TH 1922. AGED 82 YEARS.
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From the burial register: Mary Shaw, aged 84, of The Fernley Hotel, North Parade; late of 21 Grosvenor Rd, Wrexham, was buried on 14 Mar 1922. From the National Probate Calendar 1922: SHAW Mary of Ivy Toft 21 Grosvenor-road Wrexham Denbighshire spinster died 10 March 1922 at the Fernley Hotel Bath Probate London 12 July to G-158
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Names Inscriptions Notes Samuel Thornely solicitor and Claude Pierrepont Hunter seed merchant. Effects £7784 15s. 4d. G.I.16 Mary Ann East North: (1858-1922) MARY ANN EAST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE Fanny East (1860- CHARLES EAST, OF EXETER 1933) DIED DECR 30TH 1922. AGED 64. South: FANNY EAST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE CHARLES EAST, OF EXETER Pitched 4 ways. DIED DECR 18TH 1933.
AGED 73. The birth of Mary Ann East was registered 1858/Q1 Blandford. The birth of Fanny East was registered 1860/Q2 Weymouth. Baptised on 26 Oct 1862 at Weymouth: Fanny East, daughter of Charles & Amelia East.
In the 1881 census at 49 Queen Street, Exeter: Charles East, aged 56, Chief Clerk Inland Revenue, born at Barnstaple (Devon), wife Amelia, aged 57, born at Lambeth (Surrey), and children: Amelia, aged 24, born at St Leonards, Exeter, Mary Ann, aged 23, born at Blandford (Dorset), and Fanny, aged 20, born at Blandford.
The death of Charles East, aged 61, was registered 1885/Q4 Exeter. From the National Probate Calendar 1886: 1 January. The Will of Charles East late of 49 Queen-street in the City of Exeter Inland Revenue Officer who died 18 November 1885 at 49 Queen-street was proved at the Principal Registry by Henry John Hitt of 6 Mont-le-Grand Heavitree Exeter Builder the sole Executor. Personal Estate £433 9s.
From the burial register: Mary Ann East, aged 64, of 9 Pulteney Ave (Widcombe), Bath, was buried on 3 Jan 1923.
From the burial register: Fanny East, aged 71, of 8 The Tyning, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 21 Dec 1933.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.17 Edward Meade IN Cuffe (1856-1924) LOVING MEMORY OF EDWARD MEADE CUFFE M.D. LOND. WHO DIED MAY 6. 1924. AGED 67.
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From The British Medical Journal of 7 Aug 1875 p185: UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-The following candidates have passed the recent Preliminary Scientific (M. B.) Examination. ... Cuffe, Edward Meade, Epsom College ...
In the 1901 census at the Northcote Hydro, Woodhall Spa (Lincs): Robert Cuffe, aged 71, widower, surgeon, born at Curry Rise (Som), children: Emily E, aged 47, unmarried, born in London, and Edward M, aged 44, unmarried, doctor of medicine, born in London, and three servants.
In the 1911 census at a hotel at 25-27 Earls Court Square, London: Edward M Cuffe, aged 53, unmarried, boarder, medical man, born in London.
In the Medical Register 1923: Cuffe, Edward Meade, Wonford House, Exeter, 1880, Nov. 18, E MRCS Eng 1879; MB 1880, MD 1896, U Lond.
From the burial register: Edward Meade Cuffe, aged 67, died at 5 Johnstone St, Bath and was buried on 10 May 1924.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.18 Alfred William IN Harding (1847-1925) LOVING MEMORY OF Emily Edith Harding ALFRED WILLIAM HARDING (1852-1937) B.A. M.B. M.R.C.S. DIED FEBRUARY 25. 1925. AGED 78. AND OF HIS WIFE EMILY EDITH HARDING FEBRUARY 26. 1937, R.I.P.
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The birth of Alfred William Harding was registered 1847/Q1 Pancras.
The marriage of Alfred William Harding to Emily Edith Cuffe was registered 1906/Q2 St Pancras.
In the 1911 census at 21 Nelson Road, Christchurch (Hants): Alfred William Harding, aged 64, surgeon, born in London, wife Emily Edith, aged 57, married 5 years no children, born in London, and two servants.
From the burial register: Alfred William Harding, aged 78, of 12 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 3 Mar 1925.
From the burial register: Emily Edith Harding, aged 84, of 30 Royal Crescent, Bath, was buried on 3 Mar 1937. G.I.19 G.I.20 Elizabeth Burnett ELIZABETH BURNETT (1849-1935) DIED JAN. 11TH 1935 WIDOW OF THE REV. MONTAGU BURNETT, Montagu Burnett LATE VICAR OF GIDLEIGH, DEVON (1841-1915) ― “INASMUCH AS YE HAVE DONE IT.” MATT. 25. 40. ―
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The birth of Montague Burnett was registered 1841/Q4 Alton.
The marriage of Montague Burnett to Elizabeth Saulez was registered 1873/Q1 Alton.
In the 1891 census at All Saints Vicarage, Prittlewell (Essex): Montague Burnett, aged 49, vicar of All Saints Southend, born at Alton (Hants), wife Elizabeth, aged 39, born at Bedhampton (Hants), a visitor and two servants.
The death of Montague Burnett, aged 73, was registered 1915/Q2 Okehampton.
From the burial register: Elizabeth Burnett, aged 85, of 33 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 15 Jan 1935. G.I.21 John Macdonald IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1878-1940) JOHN MACDONALD DIED FEBRUARY 16TH 1940, AGED 61. UNTIL WE MEET.
Low headstone and kerb.
The birth of Prudence May Tucker was registered 1893/Q1 Pontypridd. The marriage of John Macdonald to Prudence M Tucker was registered 1917/Q1 Neath.
From the burial register: John Macdonald, aged 61, died at 14a Raby Pl, Bath and was buried on 20 Feb 1940. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: MACDONALD John of 14a Raby-place Bath died 16 February 1940 at St. Martins Hospital Bath Administration (with Will) Bristol 27 March to Prudence May Macdonald widow. Effects £455 15s. 8d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes registered 1976/Q1 Bath. G.I.22 No memorial found and no entry in the burial order book. G.I.23 Florence Gertrude IN LOVING MEMORY OF Huntley (1868-1945) FLORENCE GERTRUDE HUNTLEY, DIED AUGUST 10TH 1945. “AT REST.”
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The birth of Florence Gertrude Gillett was registered 1868/Q4 Headington.
The marriage of Florence Gertrude Gillett to William Henry Huntley was registered 1892/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Hilda Gertrude Huntley was registered 1894/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gillett. The birth of William Douglas Huntley was registered 1899/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gillett.
In the 1901 census at 2 Hayesfield Terrace, Bath: William H Huntley, aged 42, chartered accountant, born at Bath, wife Florence G, aged 32, born at Oxford, children: Hilda G, aged 6, born at Bath, and William D, aged 1, born at Bath, and a servant.
From the burial register: Florence Gertrude Huntley, aged 76, of 4 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 14 Aug 1945.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.24 Annie Jones (1863- Kerb, north (on 2 lines): 1940) IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANNIE DEARLY BELOVED WIFE OF PERCY CLAUDE JONES, WHO FELL ASLEEP 10TH JUNE Percy Claude Jones 1940. (1854-1939)
Kerb.
The birth of Percy Claude Jones was registered 1855/Q2 St Saviour. The birth of Annie Woodrow was registered 1863/Q3 Lambeth.
The marriage of Percy Claude Jones to Annie Woodrow was registered 1890/Q2 Chertsey.
In the 1891 census at 2& 3 North Street, Guildford: Percy Jones, aged 36, plumber & painter, born at Southwark (Surrey), and wife Annie, aged 27, born at Brixton (Surrey).
The death of Percy C Jones, aged 84, was registered 1939/Q2 Dartford. From the National Probate Calendar 1939: JONES Percy Claude of 31 Blendon-road Bexley Kent died 29 May 1939 Probate London 11 July to Annie Jones widow. Effects £5028 6s. 3d.
From the burial register: Annie Jones, aged 76, of 1 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 12 Jun 1940. G.I.25 Elizabeth Jelly IN (1858-1940) LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH JELLY, WHO DIED MARCH 14TH 1940 AGED 85 YEARS. AT REST.
Kerb and plaque. The age of 85 on the inscription has been verified.
The birth of Elizabeth Jelley was registered 1857/Q2 Bedminster. The birth of Amelia Jelley was registered 1860/Q4 Bedminster.
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In the 1901 census at 7 Hayesfield Terrace, Lyncombe, Bath: Albert J Bryant, aged 41, G E Railway Inspector, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Amelia, aged 40, born at Failand (Som), two children, and Elizabeth Jelly, aged 43, unmarried, sister-in-law, living on own means, born at Failand.
In the 1911 census at 21 Broad Street, Bath: Albert Joseph Bryant, aged 51, railway inspector, born at Chippenham (Wilts), wife Amelia, aged 50, born at Failand (Som), two children and Elizabeth Jelly, aged 54, unmarried, sister-in-law, newsagent & stationer – own account, born at Failand.
From the burial register & burial order book: Elizabeth Jelly, aged 83, of 9 Prior Park Bldgs, died at St Martin's Hospital, Bath and was buried on 18 Mar 1940, the officiating minister being Wm R Miller, Baptist minister, Manvers St. From the National Probate Calendar 1940: JELLY Elizabeth of 9 Priory-buildings Bath spinster died 14 March 1940 at St. Marys Hospital Bath Probate Bristol 3 April to George Weaden retired market gardener. Effects £414 2s. 9d. G.I.26 Amy Florence IN Emerton (1856- LOVING MEMORY OF 1939) MY AUNT AMY FLORENCE EMERTON DIED AUGUST 29TH 1939 GOD IS LOVE
Headstone.
The birth of Amy Florence Emerton was registered 1856/Q1 Wolverhampton.
In the 1891 census at 44 Slad Road, Painswick (Glos): John C Emerton, aged 36, bankers clerk, born at Oxford, wife Lucy, aged 26, born at
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Names Inscriptions Notes Evesham (Worcs), son Henry W, aged 1 month, born at Painswick, and Amy F Emerton, aged 34, unmarried, sister, governess, born at Wolverhampton (Staffs).
From the burial register: Amy Florence Emerton, aged 83, of 5 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, died at Ormond Lodge, Weston Rd, Bath and was buried on 2 Sep 1939. From the National Probate Calendar 1939: EMERTON Amy Florence of The Ormonde Lodge Nursing Home Bath spinster died 29 August 1939 Probate Bristol 18 October to Frances Mary Wallis (wife of William Herbert St. John Wallis). Effects £1818 6s. 8d. G.I.27 Edward Thomas Kerb, north (on 1 line): Wilson (1856-1938) IN HAPPY REMEMBRANCE – EDWARD THOMAS WILSON, OCTOBER 30TH 1856. AUGUST 29TH 1938.
Kerb and cross resting on a stone.
In the 1911 census at The Hill, Westby, Kirklaw (Lancs): Edward Thomas Wilson, aged 54, solicitor, born at Broughton in Amounderness (Lancs), wife Mary Margaret, aged 46, married 23 years 2 children of which 1 then living, born at Bath, a visitor and three servants.
From the burial register: Edward Thomas Wilson, aged 81, of Casa Bianca, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 1 Sep 1938. (The burial order book contains an incorrect date of 26 Aug 1938.)
From the burial register and burial order book: Mary Margaret Wilson, aged 81, of Casa Bianca, Bathwick Hill, Bath, died on 24 Jul 1945 and was buried on 27 Jul 1945. G.I.28 Sara Elfrida Kerb, south (on 2 lines): Wratislaw (1874- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1937) SARA ELFRIDA, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE REV. A. H. WRATISLAW. M.A. DIED JUNE 10TH 1937. Katharina Libussa Wratislaw (1872- Kerb, north: TH 1954) ALSO OF HER SISTER KATHARINA LIBUSSA WRATISLAW DIED MAY 27 1954. Kerb. Albert Henry Kerb, east: G-166
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Names Inscriptions Notes Wratislaw (1822- “JESUS SAID – COME UNTO ME.” The birth of Katharine Libussa Wratislaw was registered 1872/Q3 Bury 1892) St Edmunds. The birth of Sara Elfrida Wratislaw was registered 1874/Q1 Bury St Edmunds.
In the 1891 census at 90 Maud Road, Stoke Newington, London: Albert H Wratislaw, aged 69, clerk in holy orders, born at Rugby (Warks), wife Emily S, aged 58, born at Lavenham (Suffolk), children: Katharine L, aged 18, born at Bury St Edmunds, and Sara E, aged 17, born at Bury St Edmunds, and two servants.
The death of Albert Henry Wratislaw, aged 70, was registered 1892/Q4 Portsea.
In the 1901 census at 55 Granada Road, Portsmouth: Emily S Wratislaw, aged 68, widow, living on own means, born at Lavenham (Suffolk), children: Katharine L, aged 28, unmarried, born at Bury St Edmunds (Suffolk), and Sara E, aged 27, born at Bury St Edmunds, a sick nurse/companion and two servants.
From the burial register: Sara Elfrida Wratislaw, aged 63, of Lydstep, Westbury Ave, Combe Down, was buried on 14 Jun 1937.
From the burial register: Catherine Libussa Wratislaw, aged 82, of 5 Johnstone St, Bath, was buried on 1 Jun 1954. G.I.29 William Harrington East: McCann Clarke (1870-1936) WILLIAM HARRIINGTON MCCANN CLARKE, B.D. C.E. Eric William CANON OF SALISBURY Harrington Clarke MUCH LOVED VICAR AND RURAL DEAN (1903-1946) ... OF BRADFORD-ON-AVON Metal badge on upper surface ...... DEC. 19__
Eastern end of upper surfaces: Tomb pitched 2 ways. The inscriptions are on the smaller eastern and DIO TI PROTEGG_ western faces.
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Names Inscriptions Notes
On circular metal: The birth of Emily Thyra Dammers was registered 1880/Q4 Bridport. VIA CRUCIS VIA LUCIS The marriage of William Harrington McC Clark to Emily Thyra West: Dammers was registered 1902/Q4 Bridport. UBIQUE The birth of Eric William H Clarke was registered 1903/Q3 Weymouth. QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNTA ERIC WILLIAM In the 1911 census at Stratford sub Cantle Vicarage, Salisbury: William HARRINGTON CLARKE Harrington McCann Clarke, aged 39, clergyman (C of E), born at C.B.E., D.S.O., BRIGADIER R.E. Clonmel, co Tipperary, Ireland, wife Emily Thyra, aged 30, married 8 BORN 29. JULY 1903, DIED AT LÜNEBERG 2.SEPT. ____ years 2 children, born at Symondbury (Dorset), children: Eric William “FRIEND OF TRUTH. OF SOUL SINCERE. Harrington, aged 7, born at Weymouth, and Hebe Frances Thyra, aged IN ACTION VALIANT AND IN HONOUR CLEAR 6, born at Salisbury, Eric Henry Falk Dammers, aged 18, unmarried, DEARLY LOVED AND LOVING ... wife’s brother, student (medical), born at Bridport (Dorset), and four servants.
From the burial register: William Harrington McCann Clarke, aged 66, of Old Court Hotel, Avoncliffe, died on 4 Dec 1936 and was buried on 9 Dec 1936. From the National Probate Calendar 1936: CLARKE the reverend canon William Harrington McCann of The Vicarage Bradford- on-Avon Wiltshire clerk died 5 December 1936 at the Old Court Hotel Avoncliff Wiltshire Probate Blandford 4 February to Emily Thyra Clarke widow. Effects £2631 15s. 11d.
WO 373/8 Eric William Harrington Clarke, Major Temporary Lieutenant Colonel 26955 Headquarters 6 British Armoured Division, Italy, DSO, 7 Dec 1944. 1944 – 1945 Commanding Officer 25th Tank Brigade, Italy 1945 Commanding Officer B Assault Brigade RAC/RE, Italy 1945 Commanding Officer 25th Armoured Engineer Brigade Royal Engineers, Italy E W H Clarke, Brigadier Royal Engineers, CBE, aged 43, died on 2 Sep 1946; son of the Revd. Canon William Harrington McCann Clarke, B.D., and of Emily Thyra Clarke, of Camberley, Surrey; husband of Dorothy Phyllis Clarke; Hamburg Cemetery 4A.M.8 [CWGC].
From the burial register and burial order book: Emily Thyra Clarke, aged 73, of All Saints' Home, Hawley, Hants, died on 4 Jun 1954 and was buried on 10 Jun 1954.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.30 Cyril Warren White Plinths: (1895-1929) SACRED TO THE MEMORY Ethel White (1864-) OF CYRIL WARREN WHITE, Alfred White (1864- DIED DECEMBER 1929, ) ERECTED BY HIS WIFE. R•I•P
Footstone: Plinths, kerb and a footstone. IN TENDEREST MEMORY
OF The birth of Cyril Warren White was registered 1895/Q4 Barton R. CYRIL
THE BELOVED SON OF In the 1911 census at 15 Durdham Park, Redland, Bristol: Alfred ETHEL AND ALFRED WHITE White, aged 46, wholesale provision merchant, born at St Mary DIED DEC. 27TH 1929, AGED 34. Redcliffe, Bristol, wife Ethel, aged 46, married 20 years 4 children of ― which 3 then living, born at Cotham, Bristol, children: Donald, aged “UNDERNEATH ARE THE EVERLASTING ARMS.” 17, commercial clerk, born at Mangotsfield (Glos), Eric, aged 17, born ― at Clifton, and Cyril, aged 15, born at Clifton, a visitor and three servants.
The marriage of Cyril Waren White to Irene Rees Cooper/Dawson was registered 1923/Q4 Bath.
From the burial register: Cyril Warren White, aged about 34 years, of Ellenborough House, S Saviours Rd, Bath, was buried on 20 Feb 1930. From the National Probate Calendar 1930: WHITE Cyril Warren of Ellenboro Grosvenor Bath was last seen alive 27 December 1929 and his dead body was found 17 February 1930 on the bank of river Avon at Bristol Probate Bristol 7 April to Eirene White widow. Effects £4893 15. 11d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.I.31 Norah Martyn Brown IN EVER (1883-1928) LOVING MEMORY OF NORAH, Henry Martyn Brown THE BELOVED WIFE OF (1875-1961) LIEUT. COLONEL H. MARTYN BROWN, WHO PASSED TO HER REST ON SEPTEMBER 8TH 1928.
“SWEET-HEART AND FRIEND AND DEAREST ONE, THOU’RT WITH ME TILL MY DAYS ARE DONE; THEN DEAR, TOGETHER WE SHALL BE Cross on 3 plinths. IN GOD’S VAST, GREAT ETERNITY.” The birth of Henry Martyn Brown was registered 1875/Q2 Preston.
WWI Campaign Medals WO 372/3: Henry Martyn Brown, Indian Medical Service, rank : Major, later Lt-Col.
From a posting at rootsweb: Henry Martyn Brown married Norah Denehy. The marriage did not occur in either England or Wales as no entry in the GRO index has been found.
From the burial register: Norah Martyn Brown, aged 45, of Brendon, Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 12 Sep 1928, the officiating minister being Fr W D Knight, Roman Catholic.
The death of Henry Martyn Brown, aged 86, was registered 1961/Q2 Bath.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.J.8 Frank Ernest No memorial found. Whiting (1882-1949) From the burial register & burial order book: Frank Ernest Whiting, aged 66, of 16 Pulteney St, Bath, died on 23 Jan 1949 and was buried on 27 Jan 1949.
See G.J.9. G.J.9 George Whiting In Loving Memory (1844-1918) _ of _ MY DEAR HUSBAND Annie Rebecca GEORGE WHITING, Whiting (1847-1927) WHO DIED JUNE 9TH 1918, AGED 73 YEARS. ― A DEVOTED HUSBAND & FATHER. ― Also Headstone with a pointed top and kerb. IN LOVING MEMORY OF
ANNIE REBECCA, The birth of Ann Rebecca Wilcox was registered 1847/Q2 Bath. BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE
WHO DIED MARCH 3RD 1927, The marriage of George Whiting to Ann Wilcox was registered AGED 79 YEARS. 1866/Q2 Bath. ―
A DEVOTED WIFE & MOTHER. The birth of Rose Annie Whiting was registered 1868/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilcox – see grave G.J.10. The birth of Albert Richard Whiting was registered 1876/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name Wilcox – see grave H.R.36. The birth of Arthur Edward Whiting was registered 1880/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilcox. The birth of Frank Ernest Whiting was registered 1882/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilcox.
In the 1911 census at Perrymead Villa, Perrymead, Bath: George Whiting, aged 66, cutler and ironmonger, born at Chalford (Glos), wife Annie Rebecca, aged 64, married 44 year 10 children, born at
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Names Inscriptions Notes Bath, children: Arthur Edward, aged 29, unmarried, assisting in the business, born at Bath, Amy Beatrice, aged 25, unmarried, assisting in the business, born at Bath, and Walter Sydney, aged 22, solicitor’s clerk, born at Bath.
In the 1911 census at Forest Cottage, Forester Road, Bathwick, Bath: Frank Ernest Whiting, aged 28, carpenter & builder, born at Walcot, Bath, wife Hilda, aged 28, married 4 years 2 days, born at Brislington, Bristol, and Walter James Young, aged 19, unmarried, brother-in-law, carpenter, born at Weston, Bath.
From the burial register: George Whiting, aged 73, of 14 Crescent Gdns, was buried on 13 Jun 1918.
From the burial register: Annie Rebecca Whiting, aged 79, of 14 Crescent Gdns, Bath, was buried on 7 Mar 1927.
See also F.J.35. G.J.10 Rose Annie ...... Rogerson (1868- ...... 1922) DAUGHTER OF THE LATE GEORGE WHITING ― George Whiting ALSO OF (1844-1918) ROBERT MCWILLIAM ROGERSON WHO PASSED AWAY Robert McWilliam ...... 1934. AGED 65. Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. Rogerson (1868- 1934) The birth of Robert McWilliam Rogerson was registered 1868/Q2 Cardiff. The birth of Rose Annie Whiting was registered 1868/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wilcox.
The marriage of Robert McWilliam Rogerson to Rose Annie Whiting was registered 1893/Q4 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 13 Northgate Street, Bath: Robert Rogerson, aged 42, seed merchant, born at Cardiff, wife Rose, aged 41, born at Bath, and daughter Violette, aged 13, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Rose Annie Rogerson, aged 53, of 13 G-172
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Names Inscriptions Notes Northgate St, Bath, was buried on 27 Oct 1922.
The marriage of Robert M Rogerson to Eveline F L Gilman was registered 1923/Q4 Wareham.
The death of Robert M Rogerson, aged 65, was registered 1934/Q1 Wareham. From the burial register: Robert McWilliam Rogerson, aged 65, of 13 Northgate St, Bath, was buried on 21 Mar 1934. From the National Probate Calendar 1934: ROGERSON Robert McWilliam otherwise Robert William of 13 Northgate-street Bath died 16 March 1934 at the Post Office Corfe Castle Dorsetshire Probate Bristol 25 June to Eveline Florence Louise Rogerson widow and Violette Eveline Rogerson spinster. Effects £6811 4s. 7d. G.J.11 Edward John Kerb, north: Colston Fear (1846- IN LOVING MEMORY OF 1918) EDWARD JOHN COLSTON FEAR, AND OF HIS SON EDWARD ELGIN FEAR.
Edward Elgin Fear (1895-1898)
Kerb.
Possible birth registration as Edward Colston Fry 1846/Q1 Clifton.
In the 1871 census at 19 Westfield Park, Bristol: Samuel J Fear, aged 60, seed & flour merchant, born at Bristol, wife Christiana, aged 56, born at Bristol, children: Jacques Samuel, aged 27, undergraduate Cantab, born at Bristol, Elira S, aged 28, born at Bristol, Martha E, aged 26, born at Bristol, Edward J C, aged 23, flour merchant, born at Bristol, Charles F, aged 19, accountant, born at Bristol, and Herbert, aged 17, born at Bristol, and two servants.
In the 1891 census at Loughborough Mansions, Brixton (Surrey): Edward J C Fear, aged 44, unmarried, living on own means, born at Bristol.
The marriage of Edward John C Fear to Minnie Byrnes was registered G-173 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes 1894/Q2 Fulham.
The birth of Edward Elgin Fear was registered 1895/Q4 Fulham.
The death of Edward Eglin Fear, aged 2, was registered 1898/Q2 Fulham.
In the 1901 census at 1 Croft Villas, New Malden (Surrey): Edward Fear, aged 53, journalist – own account, born at Bristol, wife Minnie, aged 26, born at St Georges (Middx), children: Dorothy, aged 3, born at Tooting (Surrey), and Vida, aged 1, born at New Malden, and a nurse.
From the burial register: Edward John Colston Fear, aged 71, of 18 Raby Place, was buried on 31 Oct 1918. G.J.12 Harry Wheeler No memorial found. (1858-1919) From the burial register and burial order book: Harry Wheeler, aged 60, of Rings of Bells, Widcombe Parade, Bath, was buried on 29 Mar 1919. G.J.13 Clara Elizabeth No memorial found. Bishop (1880-1921) From the burial register and burial order book: Clara Elizabeth Bishop, aged 41, of 16 Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 11 Jul 1921. G.J.14 Mary Nine Beatrice In Pudsey (1873-1921) Loving Memory of Frederick William MARY NINA BEATRICE Pudsey (1840-1891) ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE REV. F. W. PUDSEY, VICAR OF STAINTON-IN-CLEVELAND, YORKS. AT REST NOV. 19TH 1921, AGED 48. Cross on 3 plinths.
The marriage of Frederick William Pudsey to Anna Maria T Raymond was registered 1871/Q2 Headington. The birth of Mary Nina Pudsey was registered 1873/Q2 Rotherham.
In the 1881 census at St Johns Vicarage, Masbro Street, Kimberworth (Yorks): Frederick W Pudsey, aged 41, vicar of Masbrough, born at Eaglescliff (Durham), wife Annie M T, aged 31, born at Dover, four children and two servants.
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Names Inscriptions Notes The death of Frederick William Pudsey, aged 51, was registered 1891/Q3 Middlesbrough.
In the 1911 census at Vale View House, Combe Down, Bath: Annie Maria Tuckfield Pudsey, aged 61, widow, [living on] private means, born at Dover, and children: Mary Nina Beatrice, aged 37, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Masborough (Yorks), and Ethel Mary, aged 25, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Stainton-in- Cleveland (Yorks).
From the burial register: Mary Nine Beatrice Pudsey, aged 48, of Vale View House, Combe Down, Bath, was buried on 21 Nov 1921. G.J.15 Amy Beatrice IN Morgan (1861-1922) LOVING MEMORY OF AMY BEATRICE MORGAN, (OUR DEAR TROTTIE,) WHO LEFT US SEP. 10 1922
Cross on 3 plinths.
The birth of Amy Beatrice Morgan was registered 1861/Q3 Islington.
In the 1911 census at 12 Pulteney Street, Bath: Charlotte Matilda Morgan, aged 84, widow, [living on] private means, born at Melcombe Regis (Dorset), daughters: Annie Elizabeth, aged 61, unmarried, [living on] private means, born in London, and Amy Beatrice, aged 49, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Islington, London.
From the burial register: Amy Beatrice Morgan, aged 61, died at 15 Edward St and was buried on 14 Sep 1922. G.J.16 Eliza McNeill Collet No memorial found. (1839-1923) The birth of Eliza McNeill Blake was registered 1839/Q1 Liverpool. The marriage of Eliza McNeill Blake to James Goodier was registered
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Names Inscriptions Notes 1863/Q3 Liverpool.
From the National Probate Calendar 1872: 29 January. The Will of James Goodier late of the City of Chester Corn Factor who died 2 December 1871 at the said City was proved at Chester by Eliza McNeill Goodier of 2 Bridge-place Lower-Bridge-street in the said City Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £100.
The marriage of Eliza McNeill Goodier to Thomas Wilson Collet was registered 1876/Q3 Sculcoates.
In the 1901 census at 4 Salisbury Terrace, Weston-super-Mare (Som): Eliza McN Collet, aged 62, widow, living on own means, born at Liverpool, and Noël Goodier, aged 30, unmarried, daughter, born at Chester.
From the burial register and burial order book: Eliza McNeill Collet, aged 84, of 5 Henrietta St, Bath, was buried on 8 Dec 1923. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: COLLET Eliza McNeill of 5 Henrietta- street Bath widow died 6 December Probate London 11 January to Lee Goodier esquire. Effects £8452 1s. 6d. G.J.17 Arthur Robert TO Coates (1845-1928) THE MEMORY OF ARTHUR ROBERT COATES OF BATH AND FIJI, WHO DIED JANUARY 14TH 1928, AGED 73 YEARS.
Cross on 3 plinths.
From The Edinburgh Gazette of Fri 7 Aug 1908 (No 12,062 p877) DOWNING STREET, August 1, 1908. The King has been pleased to approve of the appointment of— William Sutherland, Esq.; Albert Ehrhardt, Esq.; John Kenneth Murray Ross, Esq.; George William Augustus Lynch, Esq.; Arthur Robert Coates. Esq.; G-176
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Names Inscriptions Notes Islay M'Owan, Esq.; William Charles Simmons, Esq.; Dyson Blair, Esq.; Adolph Brewster Joske, Esq.; and Gilchrist Gibb Alexander, Esq., to be Official Members of the Legislative Council of the Colony of Fiji.
From Royal Societies Club Foundation & Objects Rules & By-laws, List of Members (London, 1914): COATES, Arthur Robert, Esq., Mem. Executive Council and Agent- General of Immigration, Fiji.
From the burial register: Arthur Robert Coates, aged 82, died at 45a Pulteney St, Bath and was buried on 18 Jan 1928. (The age of 73 on the memorial has been verified.) From the National Probate Calendar 1928: COATES Arthur Robert of 41A Pulteney-street Bath died 14 January 1928 Administration (limited) London 27 April to Wilfrid Parkinson Curtis solicitor the attorney of Edith Annie Mudd spinster. Effects £594 8s. 8d. G.J.18 Ernest George East: Sutton (1869-1930) IN LOVING MEMORY OF May Sutton (DAD) E. G. SUTTON Emma Sutton (1870- DIED NOV. 28TH 1930. 1931) ALSO OF DEAR MAY. Circular vase and 2 plaques.
West: The birth of Ernest George Sutton was registered 1869/Q3 Bath, IN SWEET mother’s maiden name: Stillman. REMEMBRANCE OF The marriage of Ernest George Sutton to Emma Bush was registered DEAR MOTHER 1891/Q4 Calne. EMMA SUTTON DIED OCT. 1ST 1931. From the burial register and burial order book: Florence May Slade, aged 20, of 9 S John's Rd, Bath, was buried on 12 Mar 1929.
From the burial register: Ernest George Sutton, aged 61, of 9 St John's G-177 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 3 Dec 1930.
From the burial register: Emma Sutton, aged 61, late of 9 St John's Rd, Grove St, Bath, was buried on 5 Oct 1931. G.J.19 Charles Thomas IN LOVING Featherstone (1869- MEMORY OF 1931) CHARLES THOMAS FEATHERSTONE, Emily Featherstone DIED DEC. 24. 1931. AGED 62. (1870-1940) THY WILL BE DONE. ALSO OF EMILY, WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED MARCH 14. 1940, AGED 60. Cross on 3 plinths and kerb.
The birth of Charles Thomas Featherstone was registered 1870/Q1 E Stonehouse.
The marriage of Charles Thomas Featherstone to Fanny Shorland was registered 1889/Q4 E Stonehouse.
In the 1891 census at 38 Neswick Street, Plymouth: Charles Featherstone, aged 22, picture frame maker & gilder, born at Stonehouse, wife Fanny, aged 25, born at Exeter, and daughter Mary, aged 2 months, born at Exeter.
The death of Fanny Featherstone, aged 34, was registered 1899/Q3 E Stonehouse.
The marriage of Charles T Featherstone to Emily Johnson was registered 1901/Q3 E Stonehouse.
In the 1911 census at 1 Barrack Place, Stonehouse (Devon): Charles Featherstone, aged 41, licensed victualler, born at Stonehouse, wife Emily, aged 41, born at Bickington (Devon), children: Mary, aged 20, assisting in business, born at Exeter, and Herbert, aged 13, born at Stonehouse, Elizabeth Featherstone, aged 65, widow, mother, born at Tamerton Foliott (Devon), and a servant.
From the burial register: Charles Thomas Featherstone, aged 62, of Pulteney Arms, Daniel St, was buried on 29 Dec 1931.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Emily Featherstone, aged 69, of 14 Sefton Pk Rd, Bristol, was buried on 19 Mar 1940. G.J.20 Kate Marsh (1866- Kerb, north: 1932) IN LOVING MEMORY OF KATE MARSH, PASSED AWAY 14TH MARCH 1932.
Kerb and freestanding vase.
From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Kate Marsh, aged 65, of 10 Johnstone St, Bath, was buried on 17 Mar 1932. From the National Probate Calendar 1932: MARSH Kate of 10 Johnstone-street Bathwick Bath spinster died 14 Marsh 1932 Probate London 8 April to Jane Marsh and Lucy Marsh spinsters. Effects £476 19s. 10d. G.J.21 Emily Ellen Tucker Kerb, north: (1869-1944) ELLEN TUCKER, FELL ASLEEP 5TH APRIL 1944.
Kerb.
The birth of Emily Ellen Tucker was registered 1869/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Tucker.
In the 1911 census at High Street, Batheaston: Alfred Sargent, aged 68, widower, harness maker, born at Walcot, Bath.
The death of Alfred Sargent, aged 93, was registered 1935/Q2 Bath. From the burial register and burial order book: Alfred Sargent, aged 93, of 14 Caroline Bldgs, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 5 Jun 1935.
From the burial register: Emily Ellen Tucker, aged 74, of 11 Caroline
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Names Inscriptions Notes Bldgs, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 11 Apr 1944. G.J.22 Jean Warrender In Memory of Price (1859-1942) MISS JEAN PRICE PIONEER AND FOUNDER OF THE THE WELCOME INSTITUTE ISLE OF DOGS KNOWN AS DOCKLAND NO 2 SHE SPENT HER LIFE IN THE SERVICE OF OTHERS. DIED RESPECTED AND BELOVED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. ON JUNE 28TH 1942 ― The birth of Jane Warrender Price was registered 1859/Q3 Ripon. “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.” In the 1871 census as boarders at 7 Stanley Terrace, Lambeth: Jean W Price, age 11, born at Ripon (Yorks), and Ellen G Price, aged 9, born at Barnsbury (Middx).
A description of the Welcome Institute can be found at http://www.islandhistory.org.uk/DocklandSettlement.htm. This describes how Miss Jean Price, working at St Mildred’s house, a women’s settlement in West Ferry Road, opened a coffee house near that place for factory workers to have shelter while having lunch and that later she subsequently opened a purpose-built building in East Ferry Road in 1905. This provided hot lunches for factory workers and had various clubs.
From the burial register: Jean Warrender Price, aged 80, of 28 Grosvenor Pl, Bath, was buried on 10 Jun 1942. (The date of death as 28 Jun 1942 on the memorial has been verified.) G.J.23 Kitty Craven Hodson North: (1877-1943) KITTY CRAVEN HODSON YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF JOHN ...... BORN 18TH JULY 1877, DIED 16TH ...... John Hodson
Kerb. The northern kerb is not in place but was found under turf on top of the grave. The right-hand side of this kerb was not found. The
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Names Inscriptions Notes southern side is overgrown.
The birth of Kitty Craven Hodson was registered 1877/Q3 Wandsworth. Baptised on 24 Aug 1877 at Holy Trinity, Clapham: Kitty Craven Hodson, daughter of John & Helen Catherine Hodson.
In the 1881 census at Park Lane, Widley (Hants): John Hodson, aged 47, brewer, born at Burton (Staffs), wife Helen, aged 38, born in London, children: Eleanor, aged 11, born at Godalming (Surrey), Edward, aged 6, born at Clapham (Surrey), and Kitty, aged 3, born at Clapham, and three servants.
In the 1901 census at Derby Road, Mickelover (Derbys): John Hodson, aged 67, brewery manager, born at Burton (Staffs), wife Helen C, aged 58, born at Oxford St, London, daughter Kitty C, aged 23, born at Godalming (!) (Surrey), a niece, a visitor, a governess and three servants.
The death of Kathleen Hodson, aged 65, was registered 1943/Q2 Bath. From the burial order book: Kitty Craven Hodson, aged 65, of Lansdown Grove Hospital, died on 16 Apr 1943 and was buried on the same day. (The date of burial as 16 Apr 1943 is also given in the burial register.) G.J.24 Alfred John Stoner No memorial found. (1884-1947) The birth of Alfred John Stoner was registered 1884/Q2 Worksop.
In the 1911 census at 20 Dafforne Road, Upper Tooting, London SW: Tom Buckwell Stoner, aged 67, schoolmaster certificated, born at Lambeth (Surrey), wife Esther Elizabeth, aged 63, schoolmistress certificated, born at Lambeth, children: Sophia Esther, aged 35, unmarried, elementary school teacher, born at Surbiton (Surrey), and Alfred John, aged 26, commercial traveller – Alfred, Harold & Co, born at Shireoaks (Notts), and Alfred Hector Simpson, aged 75, married, brother-in-law, planter & storekeeper retired, born at Bermondsey (Surrey).
From the burial register and burial order book: Alfred John Stoner, G-181 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes aged 62, of 11 Bathwick Hill, Bath, died on 7 May 1947 and was buried on 10 May 1947. G.J.25 Alice Mary Mockford Kerb, north: (1886-1949) AND OF WILLIAM HENRY ERNEST MOCKFORD. DIED NOV 28. 1949.
William Henry Ernest Mockford (1878-1949)
Kerb. The southern side is overgrown.
The birth of William Henry E Mockford was registered 1879/Q2 Chelsea.
In the 1911 census at 215 Waller Road, New Cross, London SE: Mary Anne Mockford, aged 62, widow, born at Brighton, William Henry Mockford, aged 32, unmarried, son, commercial traveller (monumental masonry), born at Chelsea, and Edith Reeve, aged 34, married, daughter, dressmaker – employer, born at Willesden, London.
The marriage of William H E Mockford to Alice M Hope was registered 1921/Q1 Cheltenham.
From the burial register: Alice Mary Mockford, aged 63, of 19 Horseshoe Walk, Bath, died on 9 Oct 1949 and was buried on 12 Oct 1949.
From the burial register: William Henry Ernest Mockford, aged 71, of 19 Horseshoe Walk, Bath, was buried on 2 Dec 1949. G.J.26 Henry George Kerb, south: Brown (1876-1950) TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF HENRY GEORGE BROWN WHO DIED FEBY 18TH 1950.
Elizabeth Brown Kerb, north: (1873-1950) ALSO OF ELIZABETH BROWN, HIS WIFE WHO DIED DEC. 16TH 1950.
Kerb.
From the burial register: Henry George Brown, aged 73, of 9 Pulteney G-182
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From the burial register: Elizabeth Brown, aged 77, of 9 Pulteney Gdns, Bath, was buried on 20 Dec 1950. G.J.27 Hilda Weguelin Cary IN LOVING MEMORY OF (1879-1952) HILDA WEGUELIN WIFE OF MAJOR J. CARY, John Cary (1863- PASSED AWAY 18TH JULY 1952. 1955) AND OF MAJOR JOHN CARY, DEAR HUSBAND OF HILDA WEGUELIN DIED 8TH JULY 1955.
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The birth of Hilda Weguelin Bartram was registered 1879/Q1 Brighton. The marriage of John Cary to Hilda Bertram was registered 1900/Q4 Shepton Mallet.
In the 1901 census at Convent House, Draycott, Shepton Mallet: John Cary, aged 38, produce merchant, born at Bruton (Som), wife Hilda, aged 22, born at Brighton, a niece (born in Paris), and two servants.
In the 1911 census at The Priory, Shepton Mallet (Som): John Cary, aged 48, merchant (cheese & butter), born at Bruton (Som), wife Hilda Wegurlin, aged 32, married 10 years no children, born at Brighton, two nieces (born in France), and four servants.
From the burial register: Hilda Weguelin Cary, aged 73, of 17 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 23 Jul 1952.
From the burial register: John Cary, aged 92, of 17 Edward St, Bath, was buried on 12 Jul 1955.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.J.28 Lavallin Robert Iltyd IN Thomas (1845-1930) LOVING MEMORY OF LAVALLIN Jessie Mary Thomas ROBERT ILTYD THOMAS (1851-1937) DIED AUGUST 23RD 1930, AGED 85 YEARS. ALSO OF JESSIE MARY, DEARLY LOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE DIED OCT. 12TH 1937. Cross on a single, tapered plinth and kerb. The ‘Lavallin’ on the memorial has been verified.
In the 1871 census at Racing Stables, Findon (Sussex): Lavallin R I Thomas, aged 25, unmarried, retired from Army, born in Glamorgan, a trainer, four visitors, a servant, a jockey and fourteen grooms.
The marriage of Lavallin Robert I Thomas to Jessie Mary Morris was registered 1878/Q3 Carmarthen.
From The London Gazette of 9 Nov 1878 p 6894: The Bankruptcy Act, 1869. In the County Court of Pembrokeshire, holden at Pembroke Dock. In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by Lavallin Robert Iltyd Thomas, now of No. 1, Lorne-house, Tenby, in the county of Pembroke, but late of Richard's Castle, near Ludlow, in the county of Salop, Gentleman.
In the 1911 census at 18 Darlington Place, Bath: Lavallin R I Thomas, aged 65, retired Army Lieut, born at Sketty (Glam), wife Jessie M, aged 59, married 32 years no children, born at Malvern (Worcs), and two servants.
The death of Llewellyn R I Thomas, aged 85, was registered 1930/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Llewellyn Robert Lloyd Thomas, aged 85, of 36 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 25 Aug 1930.
From the burial register: Jessie Mary Thomas, aged 86, of 36 Daniel St, Bath, was buried on 15 Oct 1937.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.J.29 Lisa Goldsmid IN (1852-1929) LOVING MEMORY OF Frederic John LISA, Goldsmid (1818- ELDEST DAUGHTER OF 1908) MAJ. GEN. SIR. FREDERICK GOLDSMID, C.B. K.C.S.I. DIED 10TH NOVEMBER 1929.
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Born on 6 Sep 1852 at St Cuthberts, Edinburgh: Eliza Mary Goldsmid, daughter of Major Frederic John Goldsmid & Mary Stewart [IGI].
The death of Eliza Mary Goldsmid, aged 77, was registered 1929 Bath. From the burial register: Eliza Mary Goldsmid, aged 77, of 4 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 14 Nov 1929.
Major General Sir Frederic Goldsmid (1818-1908) was a Major-General in British army and East India Company, who also served the British government in a series of roles in the Middle East. He was born at Milan son of Lionel Prager & Eliza Frances Goldsmid. Various biographies detail his career in India, China, Persia and Egypt. The death of Frederic John Goldsmid, aged 89, was registered 1908/Q1 Fulham. There was an obituary for him in The Times of Mon 13 Jan 1908 (p8; Issue 38541; col C). G.J.30 Edward James Plinths: Hughes (1846-1925) In loving memory of Lottie Auriel Hughes EDWARD JAMES HUGHES, (1869-1945) PRIEST, FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS FEB. 19. 1925 Gwladys Constance “REST ETERNAL GRANT HIM, O LORD, Auriel Hughes AND LET LIGHT PERPETUAL SHINE UPON HIM.” (1893-1969) ALSO IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF LOTTIE AURIEL, Cross on 4 plinths, kerb and a separate plaque at the foot. G-185 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes Ephah Garmos Ryle HIS VERY DEARLY LOVED WIFE Hughes (1891-1979) SEPTEMBER 27TH 1945. The birth of Lottey Auriel Powell was registered 1869/Q3 Crickhowell. “MAY SHE REST IN PEACE.” The marriage of Edward James Hughes to Lottie Auriel Powell was Plaque: registered 1889/Q3 Crickhowell. ALSO OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER The birth of Ephah Garnons (sic) Hughes was registered 1891/Q2 GWLADYS Newport M. CONSTANCE AURIEL JANUARY 4TH 1969. In the 1891 census at White Hall, North Road, Redwick (Mon): Edward AND THEIR ELDEST SON James Hughes, aged 43, curate of Redwick, born at Tenby (Pembs), THE REV. wife Lottie Auriel, aged 22, born at Crickhowell (Brec), son Ephah E.G.R. HUGHES M.A. Garnions Gwynne, aged 2 weeks, born at Redwick, and Clara Teressa 1891-1979. (sic) Powell, aged 17, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Crickhowell.
The birth of Gwladys Constance A Hughes was registered 1893/Q4 Pontypool.
In the 1901 census at the Rectory, Ludworth (Pembs): Edward J Hughes, aged 53, clergyman Church of England, born at Tenby (Pembs), wife Lottie, aged 31, born at Crickhowell (Brecon), daughter Gladys, aged 7, born at Usk (Mon), Jessie Powell, aged 22, unmarried, sister-in-law, born at Crickhowell, and three servants.
From the burial register: Edward James Hughes, aged 78, of 6 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 21 Feb 1925.
From the burial register: Lottie Auriel Hughes, aged 76, of 1 Woodhill Pl, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 1 Oct 1945.
From the burial register: Gwladys Constance Auriel Gwynne Hughes, aged 75, of 6 Miles Bldgs, Bath, was cremated and her ashes buried on 2 Feb 1969.
The death of Ephah Garmons R Hughes, born on 24 Mar 1891, was registered 1979/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Ephah Garnos Ryle Hughes, aged 90,of 5 Johnstone St, Bath, died on 13 Dec 1979, was cremated and his ashes were buried on 17 Oct 1980.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.J.31 Richard Elliott Kerb, west: Clarke (1873-1929) TO THE TENDEREST AND
Emilie Constance Kerb, south (on 1 line): Clarke (1867-1942) MOST LOVING MEMORY OF RICHARD ELLIOTT CLARKE, WHO FELL ASLEEP OCTOBER 3RD 1929. AGED 56.
Kerb, north (on 1 line): Kerb. Some lead missing on the southern side. AND OF HIS WIFE EMILIE CONSTANCE CLARKE WHO FELL ASLEEP MAY 19TH 1942. AGED 77. In the 1891 census at Glenmaric, Holdenhurst , Bournemouth: W Ryan Commings, aged 55, living on own means, born at Thorverton (Devon), wife Louisa, aged 47, born at Exeter, four children of which the second was Emilie C, aged 24, born at Exeter, and two servants.
From The Edinburgh Gazette of 5 Oct 1897 p1951: AFTER OPEN COMPETITION AND UNDER CLAUSE 7 OF THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF 4TH JUNE 1870. . Admiralty: Assistant Civil Engineers (Second Grade) in Her Majesty's Naval Establishments at Home and Abroad—Richard Elliott Clarke, Charles Henry Cole.
The marriage of Richard Elliott Clarke to Emelie C Commings was registered 1905/Q3 Richmond S.
Passengers on the SS Kashgar from Malta to London, arriving on 16 Jun 1928: Richard Elliott Clarke, aged 53, civil engineer, and Emilie Constance Clarke, aged 55, country of last permanent residence: Malta, proposed UK address: Dog & Fox Hotel, Wimbledon, Surrey.
From the burial register: Richard Elliott Clarke, aged 56, of Brislington House, Brislington, Bristol, was buried on 8 Oct 1929. From the National Probate Calendar 1929: CLARKE Richard Elliott the Chief Engineer’s Department The Admiralty Middlesex died 3 October 1929 at Brislington House Keynsham Somersetshire Probate London 23 November to Emilie Constance Clarke widow. Effects £5294 7s. 1d. Resworn £4997 11s. 6d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Emilie Constance Clarke, aged 74, of 12 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, died at Bailbrook House, Batheaston and was buried on 22 May 1942.
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Row K
Names Inscriptions Notes G.K.9 Emily Shield Kerb, south (on 2 lines): Waterhouse (1864- IN LOVING MEMORY OF ETHEL, BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE LATE SAMUEL 1942) WAITE AND EMILY JOHNSON OF NOTTINGHAM, LAID TO REST NOVEMBER 25TH 1916 George Waterhouse (1843-1930) Kerb, north: TH ALSO OF MAJOR GEORGE WATERHOUSE DIED SEPTEMBER 12 1930. Ethel Johnson Kerb. The forename ‘Ethel’ on the inscription on the southern side (1858-1916) has been verified.
The birth of Ethel Johnson was registered 1858/Q4 Peterborough. The birth of Emily Shields Johnson was registered 1862/Q1 Ashton.
In the 1891 census at 77 Lenton Road, Nottingham: Samuel Waite Johnson, aged 59, civil & mechanical engineer, born at Barnley nr Leeds (Yorks), wife Emily, aged 59, born at South Witham (Lincs), children: Ethel, aged 31, born at Peterborough (Nhants), Louisa, aged 30, born at Manchester, Emily, aged 27, born at Manchester, and Gertrude, aged 23, born at Clapton, London, and three servants.
The marriage of George Waterhouse to Emily Shield Johnson was registered 1900/Q2 St Geo H Sq.
In the 1911 census at Byland House, Bath: George Waterhouse, aged 67, retired military, born in London, wife Emily Shield, aged 46, married 10 years 1 child no longer living, born at Manchester, and three servants.
The death of Ethel Johnson, aged 57, was registered 1916/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Ethel Johnson, aged 57, died at the Spa Hotel and was buried on 25 Nov 1916. From the National Probate Calendar 1917: JOHNSON Ethel of Lenton House The Park Nottingham spinster died 23 November 1916 at Bath Spa Hotel Bath Somerset Administration London 18 January to Gertrude Caroline
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Names Inscriptions Notes Waite Johnson spinster. Effects £52923 17s. 4d. Resworn £52278 15s. 7d.
From the burial register: George Waterhouse, aged 87, of Byland House, Cleveland Walk, Bath, was buried on 15 Sep 1930.
From the burial register: Emily Shield Waterhouse, aged 78, of Byland House, Cleveland Walk, Bath, was buried on 9 Dec 1942. G.K.10 Matthew Henry IN Thomas (1836-1915) LOVING MEMORY _ OF _ MATTHEW HENRY THOMAS, J.P. OF GALLEHERIA, CEYLON DIED JAN 28TH 1915. AGED 79.
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Baptised on 16 Sep 1836 at St George, Camberwell: Matthew Henry Thomas, son of William Henri & Eliza Thomas, of Peockham, father’s occupation: gentleman, date of birth: 19 May 1836.
In the 1911 census as visitors at the Fort Field Hotel, Sidmouth (Devon): Matthew Henry Thomas, aged 75, widower, 8 children of which 6 then living, [living on] private means, born in London, Helin (sic) Theresa Thomas, aged 39, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Nuwarae E...., Ceylon, and Florence Thomas, aged 37, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Colombo, Ceylon.
From the burial register: Matthew Henry Thomas, aged 79, of Priston Manor, was buried on 1 Feb 1915. From the National Probate Calendar 1915: THOMAS Matthew Henry of Priston Manor near Bath esquire died 28 January 1915 Probate Bristol 29 March to Henry Melville Thomas lieutenant colonel R.F.A. and Francis John Hadden esquire. Effects £7542 19s. 8d.
From The Times of Ceylon of Mon 1 Feb 1915: DEATH OF AN OLD COLONIST Mr. M. H. Thomas G-190
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Names Inscriptions Notes We deeply regret to announce the death which took place at Priston Manor, Bath, of Mr. M. H. Thomas, the well-known and veteran planter of Galleheria, Madulkelle. Mr. Thomas was one of Ceylon's oldest colonists and left for Home about three years ago. He had been ailing for some time, and the news of his death at the age of about 79 will be received with genuine sorrow by all those who knew him. Mr. Thomas, whose memory took him back to the early fifties, was originally in business, and in 1874 was at Messrs. Alston Scotts & Co., Slave Island. He afterwards took to planting, and spent the greater part of his career in the Madulkelle district, where he acquired the well-known Galleheria Estate. He had several sons in Ceylon, and three of them were members of the First Ceylon Contingent for South Africa. One of them, Lieutenant A. H. Thomas, was killed. Another Lieutenant E. H. L. Thomas is at present at Home, and has enlisted for the Front, while Mr. J. H. Thomas, of Talawakelle is another son. There are two daughters in England. Mr. Thomas came to Ceylon in March 1856, six months before Sir William Duff Gibbon.
There was a press report of the funeral in the Bath Herald of Mon 1 Feb 1915 and an extensive description of his career in The Times of Ceylon of Tue 2 Feb 1915. G.K.11 Charles William No memorial found. Phillips (1853-1916) The birth of Charles William Phillips was registered 1853/Q1 Chelsea.
The marriage of Charles William Phillips to Julia Parr was registered 1888/Q3 Hackney. The birth of Ethel Marion Phillips was registered 1891 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Parr.
In the 1911 census at 70 Pulteney Street, Bath: Charles William Phillips, aged 53, lodging house keeper, born at Chelsea, London, wife Juliana, aged 59, married 22 years 1 child, born at Flemington (Devon), daughter Ethel Marion, aged 19, born at Bath, and a servant.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register and burial order book: Charles William Phillips, aged 63, of 17 Edward St, was buried on 11 Dec 1916. G.K.12 Henrietta Maria East: Rachel Bruce (1823- IN MEMORY OF 1916) HENRIETTA MARIA RACHEL William Adair Bruce WIDOW OF (1803-1893) WILLIAM ADAIR BRUCE OF ASPLEY BOX WILTS Charles Bridges WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE Cross on 3 plinths. The cross is broken. The topmost plinth has been Mount (1827-1916) DECEMBER 12TH 1916 AGED 90 placed on the grave. The lower part of the inscription on the eastern ALSO OF side is difficult to read. Archibald Adair CHARLES BRIDGES MOUNT Bruce (1851-1933) LATE RECTOR OF UPPER HEYFORD On 1 Feb 1827 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green, London, William Adair BROTHER OF THE ABOVE Bruce, bachelor, of Bath, married Elizabeth Merceron, spinster, of the WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC. 12TH 1916 parish. UNTIL THE DAY DAWN AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY The marriage of William Adair Bruce to Henrietta Maria Rachel Mount was registered 1846/Q4 Bath. North: The birth of Archibald Adair Bruce was registered 1851/Q1 Dover. ALSO OF ARCHIBALD In the 1891 census at 96 Sydney Place, Bath: William A Bruce, aged ADAIR BRUCE 87, barrister, born in Norfolk, wife Henrietta, aged 67, born at Bath, SON OF two children and five servants. (Previous census entries have it that WILLIAM ADAIR BRUCE he was born at Bungay (Suffolk).) DIED MARCH 30TH 1933 AGED 82. The death of William Adair Bruce, aged 90, was registered 1893/Q4 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 6 Cliveden Place, Easton Square, London: Henrietta Bruce, aged 87, widow, independent lady, born at Bath, and a lady’s maid.
In the 1911 at the house of John Harper at 3 Grosvenor Place, Bath: Charles E Mount, aged 83, unmarried, boarder, clerk in holy orders, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Henrietta Maria Rachel Bruce, aged 93, of 6 Cliveden Pl, Eaton Sq, London SW, was buried on 16 Dec 1916.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Charles Bridges Mount, aged 89, of 3 Grosvenor Pl, Bath, was buried on 16 Dec 1916.
From the burial register: Archibald Adair Bruce, aged 82, of 11 Lancaster Rd, Hampstead, London NW3, was buried on 4 Apr 1933.
See also D.Pa.39. G.K.13 George Arthur IN Lumsdaine Karney LOVING MEMORY OF (1915-1917) GEORGE ARTHUR LUMSDAINE KARNEY. BORN APRIL 1ST 1915, DIED MARCH 2ND 1917.
Cross on plinths.
The birth of George A L Karney was registered 1915/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Fielding.
From the burial register: George Arthur Lumsdaine Karney, aged 23 months, of 25 Pulteney Rd, was buried on 5 Mar 1917. G.K.14 Jane Senior (1838- IN 1919) LOVING MEMORY OF Emily Senior (1843- JANE SENIOR, 1920) WHO DIED 28TH JANUARY 1919. ― “THE ETERNAL GOD IS THY REFUGE, AND UNDERNEATH ARE THE EVERLASTING ARMS.” Headstone (tilting severely to the west) and kerb. ― ALSO TO From the burial register: Jane Senior, aged 80, of 21 Pulteney Gdns, EMILY SENIOR, was buried on 3 Feb 1919. From the National Probate Calendar 1919: TH WHO DIED 19 DECEMBER 1920. SENIOR Jane of 21 Pulteney-gardens Bath spinster died 28 January ― 1919 Probate Bristol 17 February to Harry Senior assistant
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Names Inscriptions Notes “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS superintendent post office. Effects £159 9s. 1d. FLEE AWAY.” From the burial register: Emily Senior, aged 77, of 21 Pulteney Gdns, Bath, was buried on 23 Dec 1920. From the National Probate Calendar 1920: SENIOR Emily of 21 Pulteney-gardens Bath spinster died 19 December 1920 Probate Bristol 26 January to Harry Senior assistant superintendent post office. Effects £736 16s. 6d. G.K.15 Alan Louisa No memorial found. Catherine Cameron From the burial register and burial order book: Alan Louisa Catherine (1826-1917) Cameron, aged 91, of Bathwick Priory, Bathwick Hill, was buried on 18 Oct 1917. From the National Probate Calendar 1917: CAMERON Alan Louisa Catherine of Bathwick Priory Bath spinster died 15 October 1917 Administration (with Will) London 22 December to George Lewis Bruce barrister-at-law. Effects £23356 4s. 2d. G.K.16 Herbert John No memorial found. Blanchard Walters The birth of Herbert John Blanchard Walters was registered 1861/Q4 (1861-1919) Corwen.
Sophia Walters In the 1911 census at Sheviock Rectory, St Germans (Cornwall): (1833-1925) Herbert John Blanchard Walters, aged 49, clerk in holy orders, born at Llangollen, Wales, wife Sarah Emma, aged 50, married 25 years 6 children, born at Southampton, and two servants.
In the 1911 census at 12 New King Street, Bath: Sophia Walters, aged 78, widow, [living on] private means, born at Agra NW Provinces of India, and Nora Walters, aged 52, unmarried, lodger, born at Walcot, Bath.
From the burial register and burial order book: Herbert John Blanchard Walters, aged 58, of 2 Rochfort Pl, was buried on 29 Oct 1919. From the National Probate Calendar 1919: WALTERS the reverend Herbert John Blanchard of 2 Rochfort-place Bath clerk died 27 October 1919 Probate London 11 March to Sarah Emma Josephine Walters widow and Arthur Melmoth Walters solicitor. Effects £5744 18s.
From the burial register and burial order book: Sophia Walters, aged 92, of 28 Lambridge Pl, Bath, was buried on 9 Dec 1925. From the grant of probate, she died on 3 Dec 1925. G.K.17 Henry Lewis Pearce No memorial found. G-194
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Names Inscriptions Notes (1885-1945) The birth of Henry Lewis Pearce was registered 1885/Q1 Bradford W.
From the burial register and burial order book: Henry Lewis Pearce, aged 60, late of 11 Hampton Row, Bathwick, Bath, died at the RUH on 11 Oct 1945 and was buried on 16 Oct 1945. G.K.18 Sarah Ann Noyes Kerb, north: (1842-1921) ALSO ADA LUCY NOYES, DIED 26. JANUARY 1934.
Ada Lucy Noyes (1864-1934)
Kerb.
The birth of Sarah Ann Creedy was registered 1842/Q1 Taunton.
The marriage of James Noyes to Sarah Ann Creedy was registered 1863/Q2 Taunton.
The birth of Ada Lucy Noyes was registered 1865/Q2 Chard.
In the 1871 census at High Street, Shifnal (Salop): James Noyes, aged 35, professor of music, born at Somerton (Som), wife Sarah A, aged 28, born at Taunton (Som), children: Ada L, aged 5, born at Chard (Som), and Edgar E, aged 6 months, born at Shifnal, Ann Creedy, aged 69, mother-in-law, born at Over Elbury (Som), and a servant.
The birth of Gertrude Ann Noyes was registered 1881/Q2 York.
In the 1891 census at 2 Cherry Hill, York: James Noyes, aged 52, teacher of music, born at Somerton (Som), wife Sarah Ann, aged 48, born at Taunton (Som), and children: Henry Sebastian, aged 15, born at York, and Gertrude Ann, aged 9, born at York, and a servant.
In the 1911 census at Belgrave Lodge, Camden Road, Bath: Sarah Ann Noyes, aged 68, widow, [living on] private means, born at St Mary’s, Taunton, and a servant. G-195 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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In the 1911 census at the Industrial School (Girls), 16-18 Walcot Parade, Bath: Ada Noyes, aged 43, unmarried, superintendant, born at Chard (Som), two teachers and Gertrude Noyes, aged 28, unmarried, matron, born at York.
From the burial register: Sarah Ann Noyes, aged 79, of 1 Canton Pl, Walcot, Bath, was buried on 13 Apr 1921.
From the burial register: Ada Lucy Noyes, aged 69, of 38 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 30 Jan 1934.
From the burial register: Gertrude Ann Noyes, aged 72, of Emberton House, Bathwick St, Bath, was buried on 23 Mar 1954. G.K.19 Marjorie No memorial found. Gwendoline McEvoy The birth of Charles Alfred McEvoy was registered 1879/Q3 St Geo H (1896-1921) Sq. The birth of Marjory Gwendoline Notley was registered 1896/Q1 Mary Jane McEvoy Blything. (1852-1928) In the 1901 census at 20 Bessboro’ Street, Westminster, London: Charles Alfred Charles A McEvoy, aged 65, electrical engineer – own account, born in McEvoy (1879-1929) Scotland, wife Mary J, aged 47, born at Cru[d]well (Wilts), son Charles A, aged 22, unmarried, manufacturer of hair curlers, born at Eaton Sq, London, and a nephew.
The marriage of Charles A McEvoy to Marjorie G Notley was registered 1911/Q3 Hungerford.
From the burial register & burial order book: Marjorie Gwendoline McEvoy, aged 25, of 8 Darlington Pl, Bath, was buried on 4 Jun 1921.
From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Jane McEvoy, aged 76, of Brantfell, Midford nr Bath, was buried on 24 Dec 1928.
From the burial register & burial order book: Charles Alfred McEvoy, aged 49, of Brantfell, Midford nr Bath, was buried on 21 Feb 1929. From the National Probate Calendar 1929: McEVOY Charles Alfred of Brantfell Midford Somersetshire died 16 February 1929 at The Forbes Fraser Hospital Bath Administration (limited) London 1 June to G-196
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Names Inscriptions Notes Michael Ambrose McEvoy company director and Helen Spencer Edwards spinster. Effects £21 9s. 9d. G.K.20 Edwin Flowers Kerb, south (on 1 line): (1846-1924) IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY DEAR HUSBAND EDWIN FLOWERS WHO FELL ASLEEP JAN. 6TH 1924 AGED 77 Mary Jane Flowers Kerb, north: (1850-1933) ALSO OF MARY JANE FLOWERS, WHO DIED MARCH 6TH 1933. AGED 82.
Kerb. The spellings of the surname as ‘Flowers’ on the memorial has been verified.
The birth of Edwin Flower was registered 1846/Q3 Chippenham. The birth of Mary Jane Holvey was registered 1850/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Chambers.
In the 1871 census at 14 Cornwall Row, Bath: Mary Ann Flower, aged 51, widow, formerly laundress, born at Bermuda West Indies, and son Edwin, aged 25, unmarried, pastry cook, born at Corsham (Wilts).
The marriage of Edwin Flower to Mary Jane Holvey was registered 1872/Q1 Bath.
In the 1901 census at Nailwell, Englishcombe (Som): Edwin Flower, aged 58, licensed victualler, born at Corsham (Wilts), and wife Mary Jane, aged 50, born at Camerton (Som).
The death of Edwin Flower, aged 77, was registered 1924/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Edwin Flowers, aged 77, of the Duke of Cambridge Inn, 7 Grove St, Bath, was buried on 11 Jan 1924. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: FLOWER Edwin of Duke of Cambridge Hotel Grove-street Bath died 6 January 1924 Probate Bristol 7 February to Mary Jane Flower widow. Effects £19 8s. 2d.
The death of Mary J Flower, aged 82, was registered 1933/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Mary Jane Flowers, aged 82, of 2 Clarence Tce, Combe Down, Bath, was buried on 11 Mar 1933. G-197 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes G.K.21 Richard Albert Kerb, north (on 1 line): Horace Caudle R. A. H. (CHARLIE) BELOVED SON OF W. H. & E. CAUDLE WHO FELL ASLEEP 29TH (1908-1925) SEPTEMBER 1925. IN HIS 17TH YEAR.
Walter Henry Caudle (1876-1942)
Elizabeth Caudle Kerb. (1878-1955) The birth of William Henry Caudle was registered 1876/Q4 Stroud. The birth of Elizabeth Joyce was registered 1878/Q4 Warwick.
The marriage of Walter Henry Caudle to Elizabeth Joyce was registered 1903/Q4 Towcester.
The birth of Richard Albert H Caudle was registered 1908/Q4 Towcester.
In the 1911 census at 13 Royal Crescent Lane, Bath: Walter Caudle, aged 34, groom domestic, born at Avening (Glos), wife Elizabeth, aged 31, married 7 years 2 children, born at Leamington (Warks), and children: Christobel, aged 6, born at Green Norton (Nhants), and Albert, aged 2, born at Greens Norton.
From the burial register: Richard Albert Horace Caudle, aged 16, of 93 Sydney Mews, Bath, was buried on 3 Oct 1925.
From the burial register: Walter Henry Caudle, aged 65, of 93 Sydney Mews, Bath, died on 26 Jan 1942 and was buried on 29 Jan 1942.
The death of Elizabeth Caudle, aged 76, was registered 1955/Q4 Bath.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.K.22 John Jarvis (1859- IN 1926) LOVING MEMORY OF Meliora Georgina JOHN JARVIS, Jarvis (1875-1938) SURGEON OF THIS CITY, WHO DIED ON MARCH 27. 1926, AGED 66. ― “TILL HE COME.” ― ALSO OF Heading and kerb. MELIORA GEORGINA, WIFE OF ABOVE The birth of John Jarvis was registered 1858/Q3 Freebridge L. DIED JANUARY 27. 1938, The birth of Meliora Georina (sic) Fosbery was registered 1875/Q1 AGED 63. Meriden. ― “IN SURE AND CERTAIN HOPE OF The marriage of John Jarvis to Meliora Georgina Fosbery at St Paul, THE RESURRECTION.” Bath was registered 1895/Q2 Bath.
In the 1911 census at 38 Gay Street, Bath: John Jarvis, aged 51, physician & surgeon, born at Wighton (Norfolk), wife Meliora Georgina, aged 36, married 16 years 3 children, born at Coleshill (Warks), children: Eileen Fosbery, aged 14, born at Bath, Muriel Fosbery, aged 11, born at Bath, and John Fosbery, aged 9, born at Bath, Rebecca Fosbery, aged 67, widow, wife’s mother, [living on] private means, born at Coleshill, and two servants.
From the burial register: John Jarvis, aged 66, of 7 Edward St, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 31 Mar 1926.
From the burial register: Meliora Georgina Jarvis, aged 63, of 1 Park Place, St James' Square, Bath, was buried on 29 Jan 1938.
See also D.T.44.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.K.23 Jean Margaret Kerb, north (on 1 line): Temlett (1927) IN LOVING MEMORY OF JEAN MARGARET TEMLETT, WHO DIED JUNE 23RD 1927, AGED 3 DAYS. Rosemary Temlett (1928) Kerb, south: ALSO OF HER SISTER ROSEMARY WHO DIED MAY 16TH 1928, AGED 2 DAYS. Francis James Aplin Temlett (1893- Plaque: Kerb, a freestanding vase and a plaque at the foot. Some lead is 1970) IN missing from the plaque. LOVING MEMORY OF JEAN AND ROSEMARY The birth of Gladys Edna O Slade was registered 1890/Q4 Barton R. TEMLETT The birth of Francis James Aplin Temlett in 1893 was registered ALSO OF FRANCIS TEMLETT 1894/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Aplin. FATHER OF THE ABOVE DIED FEBRUARY 9TH 1970. The marriage of Francis J A Temlett to Gladys E O Slade was registered 1921/Q1 Bristol.
The birth of Jean M Temlett was registered 1927/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Slade. From the burial register: Jean Margaret Temlett, aged 3 days, of 4 Wellsway, Bath, was buried on 27 Jun 1927.
The birth of Rosemary Temlett was registered 1928/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Slade. From the burial register: Rosemary Temlett, aged 54 hours, of 4 Wellsway, was buried on 17 May 1928.
From the burial register: Francis James Aplin Temlett, aged 76, of 19 Rovel Ave, Frampton Cotterell, was buried on 16 Feb 1970.
From the burial register: Gladys Edna Olive Temlett, aged 90, of 19 Robell Ave, Frampton Cotterell, died on 26 Dec 1980 at Manor Park Hospital Bristol, was cremated on 2 Jan 1981 and her ashes buried on the same day.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.K.24 Matilda Jones IN (1856-1927) LOVING MEMORY OF MATILDA Sidney Jones (1853- WIFE OF SIDNEY JONES 1933) WHO DIED ON THE 10TH SEPTEMBER 1927, AGED 71. ALSO OF THE ABOVE NAMED SIDNEY JONES, WHO DIED ON THE Headstone and kerb. 5TH DECEMBER 1933,
AGED 80. The birth of Sidney Jones was registered 1853/Q1 Gloucester. The birth of Matilda Bishop was registered 1856/Q1 Bridgwater.
The marriage of Sidney Jones to Matilda Bishop was registered 1877/Q3 Axbridge.
In the 1911 census at Llanberis, Durleigh Road, Bridgwater (Som): Sidney Jones, aged 58, solicitor’s managing clerk, born at Gloucester, wife Matilda, aged 55, married 33 years 3 children of which 2 then living, born at Bridgwater, a daughter, a visitor and a servant.
From the burial register: Matilda Jones, aged 71, visitor at Yatesbury, Beckford Rd, Bath, was buried on 13 Sep 1927.
From the burial register: Sidney Jones, aged 80, of Elmfield House, 43 Bath St, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, was buried on 9 Dec 1933. G.K.25 Georgiana Augusta IN Guimaraens (1839- LOVING MEMORY 1938) _ OF _ GEORGIANA AUGUSTA GUIMARAENS BORN AUGUST 19TH 1839, DIED JUNE 10TH 1928.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Cross on plinths.
The birth of Georgiana Augusta Guirmaraens was registered 1839/Q3 Kensington.
In the 1891 census at 20 Henrietta Street, Bath: Robert C Gazeley, aged 78, clergyman, born at Landguard Fort, Georgiana R Guirmarrens, aged 50, unmarried, visitor, living on own means, born at Maida Vale, London, another visitor, Reginald Guimaraens, aged 17, visitor, clerk in tea merchant’s office, born at Eastbourne (Sussex), and two servants.
From the burial register & burial order book: Miss Georgiana Augusta Guimaraens, aged 88, died at 49 Pulteney St, Bath and was buried on 13 Jun 1928. G.K.26 Janie Morphew IN Champness (1867- LOVING MEMORY OF 1928) JANIE M. CHAMPNESS DIED 20TH JUNE 1928. Bernard Cecil ALSO OF Champness (1872- BERNARD CECIL CHAMPNESS 1940) DIED 10TH MAY 1940. “THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH, NEITHER SHALL THERE BE ANY MORE PAIN.”
Celtic cross on plinths and kerb.
The birth of Jane Morphew Friend was registered 1867/Q4 Camberwell. The birth of Bernard Cecil Champness was registered 1872/Q3 Wem.
The marriage of Jane Morphew Friend to William John Bordwine Macrone was registered 1890/Q2 Bath.
The birth of Yvonne Josephine Macrone was registered 1891/Q2 Wareham.
William John Bordwine died in 1893 (see grave D.Ja.29).
The marriage of Bernard Cecil Champness to Janie Morphew Macrone was registered 1897/Q1 St Thomas (Devon). G-202
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In the 1911 census at Wilts & Dorset Banking Company, Midsomer Norton, nr Bath: Bernard Cecil Champness, aged 39, married 14 years no children, branch bank manager Wilts & Dorset Banking Co Ltd, born at Wem (Ches), wife Janie Morphew, aged 44, born at Dulwich (Middx), Yvonne Josephine Macrone, aged 19, unmarried, step- daughter, born at Swanage (Dorset), and two servants.
From the burial register: Jane Morphew Champness, aged 60, of Lloyds Bank House, Midsomer Norton, was buried on 22 Jun 1928.
From the burial register: Bernard Cecil Champness, aged 67, of Leobing, Weston super Mare, was buried on 14 May 1940. G.K.27 Sarah Elizabeth SARAH ELIZABETH PEARCE, Pearce (1874-1936) ENTERED INTO REST 20TH JUNE 1936. ― “FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.”
Cross on a plinth and kerb.
The birth of Sarah Elizabeth Pearce was registered 1874/Q4 Amersham.
In the 1911 census in the household of Albert Lancelot Walker at 24 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Sarah Elizabeth Pearce, aged 36, unmarried, servant, useful maid (domestic), born at Gt Missenden (Bucks).
From the burial register: Sarah Elizabeth Pearce, aged 62, of 42 St James' Square, Bath, was buried on 24 Jun 1936. From the National Probate Calendar 1936: PEARCE Sarah Elizabeth of 42 St. James- square Bath spinster died 20 June 1936 Probate Bristol 10 August to
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Names Inscriptions Notes Henry Gabriel Sheldon Arthur Irvine Ingam and Basil Henry Sheldon solicitors. Effects £1192 11s. 1d. G.K.28 Arthur John Day Kerb, south: (1870-1942) ARTHUR JOHN DAY, M.A., OXON., SOMETIME RECTOR OF ST. MARY-LE-PORT, BRISTOL, DIED NOVEMBER 6. 1942, AGED 81.
Kerb, east: “GOD WHICH FED ME ALL MY LIFE LONG.” GEN.XLVIII.15.
Kerb.
From the burial register: Caroline Ellen Day, aged 78, of 17 Brock St, Bath was buried on 10 Oct 1935. From the National Probate Calendar 1935: DAY Caroline Ellen of Bennett-street Bath (wife of the reverend Arthur John Day) died 8 October 1935 at the Church-street Nursing Home Bath Administration Carlisle 16 November to the said reverend Arthur John Day clerk. Effects £201 11s. 8d.
From the burial register: Arthur John Day, aged 72, of Weston super Mare, was buried on 9 Nov 1942.
From Crockford’s Clerical Directory 1932: Day, Arthur John.― Charsley’s Hall, Ox. B.A. 1888, Marcon’s Hall, Ox. M.A. 1918. d 1889, p 1890 Man. C. of St. Mk. W. Gorton, 1890-91; Fyfield 1892-94; Circus Propr. Chap. Landport, 1895-1904; Chap. 1904-1917; R. of St. M.-le-Port, City and Dio. Bris. from 1917. (P, Trustees; Gross and Net Inc. 300l; Pop. 43.) 4, Pembrokeshire-vale, Clifton, Bristol. G.K.29 Charles William Kerb, north: Henry Huff (1846- CHARLES WILLIAM HENRY HUFF, MARCH 4TH 1929. AGED 82. 1929) Kerb, south: Kate Amelia Huff SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF KATE A. HUFF. APRIL 21ST 1962, AGED 89. (1872-1962)
Kerb.
The birth of Charles William Henry Huff was registered 1846/Q3 Chipping Sodbury. The birth of Kate Amelia Butt was registered 1872/Q4 Bradford W. G-204
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The marriage of Charles William Henry Huff to Kate Amelia Butt at St Saviour’s, Larkhall was registered 1902/Q3 Bath.
The birth of John William Huff in 1905 was registered 1906/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Butt.
In the 1911 census at 3 Brunswick Street, Kensington, Bath: Charles William Henry Huff, aged 65, commercial traveller, born at Marshfield (Glos), wife Kate Amelia, aged 39, married 8 years 1 child, born at Bradford on Avon, and son John William, aged 6, born at Bath.
From the burial register: Charles William Huff, aged 82, of 12 Beaufort West, Bath, was buried on 7 Mar 1929.
From the burial register: Kate Amelia Huff, aged 89, of Woodland Nursing Home, Bath, was buried on 26 Apr 1962. G.K.30 Amy Elizabeth IN Alexander (1862- LOVING MEMORY OF 1924) AMY, WIFE OF THOMAS H. ALEXANDER, Thomas Henry DIED FEB. 26TH 1924, Alexander (1857- AGED 61 YEARS. 1936) AT REST. ALSO OF THOMAS HENRY ALEXANDER, DIED MARCH 9TH 1936, Celtic cross on a plinth and kerb. AGED 78 YEARS.
The birth of Henry Thomas Alexander was registered 1857/Q4 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Spence. The birth of Amy Elizabeth Weaver was registered 1863/Q1 Frome.
The marriage of Thomas Henry Alexander to Amy Elizabeth Weaver was registered 1884/Q3 Frome.
In the 1911 census at Bath Road, Devizes (Wilts): Thomas Henry
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Names Inscriptions Notes Alexander, aged 53, clerk (GWR), born at Bath, wife Amy Elizabeth, aged 48, married 26 years 3 children of which 2 then living, born at Norton St Philip (Som), and two daughters.
From the burial register: Amy Elizabeth Alexander, aged 61, of 28 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 29 Feb 1924.
From the burial register: Thomas Henry Alexander, aged 78, of 28 Sydney Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 12 Mar 1936. G.K.31 Wallace Gill (1856- WALLACE GILL 1928) Eldest Son of John Elkington Gill Ellen Mary Gill Beloved Husband of (1863-1942) Ellen Mary Gill 1856-1928 ...... ELLEN MARY GILL 1863-1942 Headstone and kerb. Weathered, with the writing in Latin barely visible.
The birth of Wallace Gill was registered 1856/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Wallace. The birth of Ellen Mary Marchant was registered 1863/Q3 Hertford.
The marriage of Wallace Gill to Ellen Mary Marchant at St Andrew, Julian Road, Bath was registered 1881/Q4 Bath.
The birth of Enid Lovel Gill was registered 1886/Q2 Bath, mother’s name: Marchant.
In the 1891 census at 5 Richmond Hill, Walcot, Bath: Wallace Gill, aged 55, architect, born at Bath, wife Ellen Mary, aged 26, born at Hertford, daughter Enid L, aged 5, born at Bath, and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 5 Richmond Hill, Bath: Wallace Gill, aged 55, retired architect, born at Bath, wife Ellen Mary, aged 47, married 29 years 1 child, born at Hertford, and daughter Enid L..., aged 24, born at Bath.
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Names Inscriptions Notes Wallace Gill with Thomas Browne (his father’s late partner) were responsible for St James at Ashwick (Som) 1876, the remodelling of the chancel and adding of battlements to Christ Church, Julian Road and St Michael’s Church House in Walcot Street, 1904.
From the burial register: Wallace Gill, aged 72, of 7 Dunsford Pl, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 26 Sep 1928. From the National Probate Calendar 1928: GILL Wallace of 7 Dunsford-place Bath died 23 September 1928 Probate Bristol 10 November to Ellen Mary Gill widow and Christopher Coleman Gill solicitor. Effects £15325 12s. 6d.
The death of Ellen M Gill, aged 78, was registered 1942/Q1 Bath. From the burial register: Ellen Mary Gill, aged 79, died at Nursing Home, Johnstone St on 15 Jan 1942 and was buried on 19 Jan 1942.
The birth of Enid Lovel Gill was registered 1886/Q2 Bath, mother’s name: Marchant. (See above.)
The marriage of Enid Lovell Gill to a Mr Hill has yet to be found.
Passengers on the SS Ionic from Wellington (NZ) to Southampton, arriving on 25 May 1924: Enid Lovell Hill, aged 38, Nesta Hill, aged 9, and Eric Hill, aged 8, country of last permanent residence: New Zealand, proposed UK address: 3 Miles Bldgs, Bath.
The marriage of Nesta Rosemary Hill to Frederick John Trueman at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1949/Q1 Bath.
Passenger on the SS Bagitane from Auckland to Southampton, arriving on 10 Oct 1950: Enid Lovell Hill, aged 65, widow, of 69 Penndea (sic) Rd, Bath, Somerset,
From the burial order book: Enid Lovell Hill, aged 75, of 93 Penn Lea Rd, Bath, was buried on 16 Feb 1962.
The death of Nesta Rosemary Trueman, born on 28 Mar 1915, was registered 2000/May Bath & NE Somerset. G-207 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.9-10 John Albert JOHN ALBERT NUNNELEY Nunneley (1840- BORN 1913) DECEMBER 15TH 1841, DIED Katharine Agnes AUGUST 21ST 1913. Nunneley (1848- ALSO OF HIS WIFE 1932) KATHARINE AGNES NUNNELEY, DIED OCTOBER 20TH 1932, AGED 84. Celtic cross on a large tapered plinth and kerb. Double-width plot.
The birth of John Albert Nunneley was registered 1840/Q4 Leeds. The birth of Katharine Agnes Ommaney was registered 1848/Q2 Clutton.
In the 1871 census at the Vicarage, Chew Magna (Som): Edward Ommanney, aged 64, vicar of Chew Magna Prb of Wells, born at Mortlake (Surrey), wife Anna C, aged 51, born at Putney (Surrey), children: Frederica M, aged 25, born at Chew Magna, Katharine A, aged 23, born at Chew Magna, Sophia C, aged 14, born at Chew Magna, and Ellen O, aged 12, born at Chew Magna, a visitor and four servants.
The marriage of John Albert Nunneley to Katherine Agnes Ommanney was registered 1872/Q2 Clutton.
In the 1911 census at 29 Royal Crescent, Bath: John Albert Nunneley, aged 70, surgeon (retired), born at Leeds, wife Katharine Agnes, aged 63, born at Chew Magna (Som), and three servants.
From the burial register: John Albert Nunneley, aged 72, of 29 Royal Crescent, was buried on 23 Aug 1913.
From the burial register: Mrs Katherine Agnes Nunneley, aged 84, of 29 Royal Crescent, Bath, was buried on 24 Oct 1932.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.11 Helen Sophia East: Macdonald (1846- IN LOVING MEMORY 1917) OF HELEN SOPHIA Douglas Macdonald DAUGHTER OF THE LATE (1811-1865) DOUGLAS MACDONALD PRIEST Eva Macdonald DIED APRIL 26TH 1917 AGED 70. Cross on 3 plinths and kerb. The inscription on the lowest plinth is (1845-1919) faint. GRANT HER ETERNAL REST, O LORD AND LET LIGHT PERPETUAL SHINE UPON HER The marriage of Douglas Mackdonald to Flora Georgina Hadow was registered 1837/Q4 Marylebone. From the Asiatic Journal and Monthly North: Miscellany 1838 vol 25, p63 in a list of marriages: IN [Sept.] 30 At Trinity-church, Mary-le-bone, the Rev. Douglas LOVING MEMORY Macdonald, eldest son of the Venerable Archdeacon Macdonald, to OF Flora Georgina, daughter of Patrick Hadow, Esq of Upper Harley EVA MACDONALD street. TH DIED OCTOBER 26 1919 R.I.P. The birth of Eva Macdonald was registered 1845/Q1 Kingsbridge. Born ...... CHRIST WHICH IS FAR BETTER.” in Mar 1845 at Kingsbridge (Devon): Eva Mackdonald, daughter of Rev Douglas Mackdonald & Flora Georgina Hadow [IGI].
Born about 1847 at West Alvington, Devon: Helen Sophia Mackdonald, daughter of Rev Douglas Mackdonald & Flora Georgina Hadow {IGI].
In the 1851 census at the Vicarage, West Alvington (Devon): Duglar (!) Macdonald, aged 39, vicar of Westalvington, born at Broad Hinton (Wilts), wife Flora, aged 36, born at Colney House (Hants), children: Flora, aged 11, born at Westalvington, Jo..nnes (daughter), aged 9, born at Westalvington, Ce[c]ilia, aged 8, born at Westalvington, Eva, aged 6, born at Westalvington, Helen, aged 4, born at Westalvington, and Maurice, aged 1, born at Westalvington, a governess and four other servants.
The death of Douglas Macdonald was registered 1865/Q1 Kingsbridge.
The death of Flora Georgina Macdonald, aged 67, was registered G-209 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes 1881/Q2 Bath.
In the 1891 census at 4 Pulteney Street, Bath: Flora Macdonald, aged 50, unmarried, living on own means, born at West Alvington (Devon), Cecilia Macdonald, aged 48, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at West Alvington, Helen Macdonald, aged 44, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at West Alvington, Georgina Macdonald, aged 34, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at West Alvington, and three servants.
From the burial register: Helen Sophia Macdonald, aged 70, of 2 Darlington St, was buried on 30 Apr 1917. From the burial register: Helen Sophia Macdonald, aged 70, of 20 Darlington St, was buried on 30 Apr 1917.
From the burial register Eva Macdonald, aged 74, of Brislington House, Brislington, was buried on 31 Oct 1919.
Wiltshire and Swindon Archives 727/4/3: West Alvington, Devon. 1. Institution of Revd. Douglas Macdonald, 1835. 2. Deed of Middle House of Homer and herb garden, 1864. Rogers to Revd. Macdonald. 3. of Higher House of Homer and its herb garden, 1865. Wright to Revd. Macdonald. 4. Deed of the newly erected schoolhouse, 1865. Mrs. Flora G. Macdonald, widow to the vicar and churchwardens. 5. Deeds relating to the trust of the marriage settlement between Revd. D. Macdonald and Miss Flora G. Hadow, in favour of D.J.K. Macdonald, 1880. 6. Deed of sale of house at Tor Cross, Devon, 1865. Revd. D. Macdonald. G.L.12 Susan Taylor (1825- In 1916) Loving Memory of SUSAN Franklin Chambers WIDOW OF THE LATE LIEUT. COL. Taylor (1831-1912) FRANKLIN CHAMBERS TAYLOR MADRAS STAFF CORPS WHO DIED DECEMBER 18TH 1916, AGED 91 YEARS.
Cross on 3 plinths.
In the 1861 census at the household of Henry D Scholfield at 14 G-210
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Names Inscriptions Notes Hamilton Square, Birkenhead (Ches): Franklin C Taylor, aged 20, brother in law, 20th MNI Lieut, born at Poonah, India, Susan Taylor, aged 36, sister in law, born at Langon, India.
Baptised on 26 Nov 1865 at Neemuch, Maharashtra, India: Franklin Eden Taylor, son of Franklin Chambers & Susan Taylor, date of birth: 16 Feb 1865 [IGI]
In the 1871 census at Ivy Lawn, Weston Road, Weston-super-Mare (Som): Franklin C Taylor, aged 39, Major Madras Staff Corps, born in Poonah, India, wife Susan, aged 40, born in India, son Franklin E, aged 6, born at Ooderpore, India, and three servants.
In the 1881 census at Montrose, Weston-super-Mare (Som): Franklin Chambers Taylor, aged 48, Lieut Colonel Retired List, born in India, wife Susan, aged 56, born in India, son Franklin Eden, aged 16, born in India, and three servants.
In the 1891 census at Granville Road, St Albans (Herts): Franklin Taylor, aged 59, married, Lt Col Ind. Army retired, born at Poonah, India, and a servant.
In the 1901 census at St Agnes, Cobham Road, Kingston on Thames (Surrey): Franklin Taylor, aged 68, Lt Col Indian Army Infantry (retired), born in India, wife Mary, aged 40, born at Bath, and children: Frank, aged 15, born at St Albans (Herts), and Edith, aged 13, born at St Albans.
In the 1911 census at 11 Henrietta Villas, Bath: Susan Taylor, aged 86, married for 56 years 2 children of which 1 then living, born in India, Caroline G Doveton, aged 46, unmarried, visitor, born at Muzufferpore, India, and two servants.
The death of Franklin C Taylor, aged 80, was registered 1912/Q1 Kingston.
From the burial register: Susan Taylor, aged 91, of 11 Henrietta Villas, G-211 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes was buried on 22 Dec 1916. G.L.13 Courtney Clarke In Rawson (1849-1917) Loving Memory _ of _ Edward Rawson COURTNEY CLARKE RAWSON, (1808-1884) COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS. SON OF THE LATE EDWARD RAWSON, OF ASHGROVE, HALIFAX, YORKSHIRE. DIED AUGUST 16TH 1917, AGED 68. “HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP.”
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The birth of Courtney Clarke Rawson was registered 1849/Q1 Halifax.
In the 1851 census at Ash Grove Lodge, Halifax (Yorks): Edward Rawson, aged 42, woollen cloth merchant, born at Halifax, wife Elizth Sarah, aged 38, born at Dublin, children: John, aged 17, merchant’s clerk, born at Halifax, Frances H S, aged 10, born at Halifax, Maria Louisa, aged 7, born at Halifax, and Courtney Clarke, aged 2, born at Halifax, and three servants.
In the 1881 census at Belmont, Highdale Road, Clevedon (Som): Edward Rawson, aged 72, married, retired East India merchant, born at Halifax, a sister-in-law and a daughter-in-law.
The death of Edward Rawson, aged 75, was registered 1884/Q2 Bedminster.
The marriage of Courtney Clarke Rawson was registered 1899/Q2 Marylebone.
In the 1911 census at 11 West Buildings, Worthing (Sussex): Courtney Rawson, aged 62, Army Colonel retired pay, born at Halifax (Yorks), and wife Constance, aged 43, married 12 years 1 child none then living, born at Liverpool.
From the burial register: Courtney Clarke Rawson, aged 68, died at 57 Pulteney St and was buried on 20 Aug 1917.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.14 Lucy Sarah Embling LUCY SARAH EMBLING, (1860-1919) BORN NOV. 5TH 1859, DIED NOV. 29TH 1919. “SURELY GOODNESS AND MERCY HAVE FOLLOWED ME ALL MY DAYS.”
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The birth of Lucy Sarah Embling was registered 1860/Q1 Oxford.
In the 1901 census at 8 Clarendon Villas, Oxford: William Embling, aged 45, master tailor – employer, born at Oxford, wife Annie, aged 46, born at Southwold (Suffolk), Lucy Embling, aged 41, unmarried, sister, born at Oxford, a daughter and two servants.
In the 1911 census at 8 Laura Place, Bath: Lucy Sarah Embling, aged 51, unmarried, no occupation, born at Oxford.
From the burial register: Lucy Sarah Embling, aged 60, of 3 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 3 Dec 1919. G.L.15 Mary Charlotte IN LOVING MEMORY Sanders (1841-1917) OF MARY CHARLOTTE SANDERS Thomas Sanders WIDOW OF THOMAS SANDERS (1816-1892) OF SANDERS PARK, CHARLEVILLE, CO CORK DIED JANUARY 12TH 1917 ― AGED 76 Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God.
Cross on 3 plinths.
From the peerage.com quoting Burke's Irish Family Records by Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd: G-213 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes Thomas Sanders was born on 10 May 1816. He married Mary Charlotte Dunn, daughter of Captain Richard Duckworth Dunn and Isabella Pallmer Massy-Dawson, on 14 August 1861. He died on 21 September 1892 at age 76. Thomas Sanders graduated with a Doctor of Law (LL.D.). He lived at Sanders Park, Charleville, county Cork, Ireland. He held the office of Justice of the Peace (J.P.).
In the 1901 census at 5 Claremont Road, Surbiton (Surrey): Mary C Sanders, aged 60, widow, living on own means, born in Scotland, children: Eliza B, aged 29, unmarried, born in Ireland, and May E, aged 23, unmarried, born in Ireland, a visitor, and two servants.
In the 1911 census at 72 Pulteney Street, Bath: Mary Charlotte Sanders, aged 70, widow, boarder, [living on] private means, born at Edinburgh,
From the burial register: Mary Charlotte Sanders, aged 75, of 75 Pulteney St (lodgings), was buried on 16 Jan 1917.
From the burial register: Mary Ethel Sanders, aged 90, of 46 Roland Gdns, London SW7, died on 18 Sep 1967 and was buried on 25 Sep 1967. G.L.16 John Francis Fox Headstone: (1897-1918) FLT. CADET J. F. FOX Ruby Dorothy ROYAL AIR FORCE Carmichael (1903- 17TH DECEMBER 1918 AGED 20 1980) Kerb, north: Irene Constance AND HIS YOUNGER SISTER RUBY CARMICHAEL DIED 29.12.80 Pearson (1900-1983) Kerb, south: Military headstone and kerb. Reginald Wilfrid ALSO THEIR SISTER IRENE CONSTANCE PEARSON DIED 21.1.83
Pearson (1893-1987) The birth of John Francis Fox was registered 1898/Q1 Banbury. Kerb, east: The birth of Irene Constance Fox was registered 1900/Q4 Shipston on AND HER BELOVED HUSBAND Stour. REGINALD WILFRID PEARSON The birth of Ruby Dorothy Fox was registered 1903/Q4 Shipston on DIED 14TH JUNE 1987. AGED 94 YEARS. Stour.
In the 1911 census at Edge Hill, Banbury (Oxon): George Fox, aged 49, G-214
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Names Inscriptions Notes butcher, born at Balscole (Oxon), wife Ann, aged 46, married 26 years, 8 children of which 7 then living, born at Radway (Warks), children: Alberta Ellen, aged 19, born at Lighthorne (Warks), Mary Elsie Hale, aged 15, born at Alkerton Hill (Oxon), John Francis, aged 13, born at Alkerton Hill, Irene Constance, aged 10, born at Newbold on Stour (Worcs), and Ruby Dorothy, aged 7, born at Newbold on Stour.
John Francis Fox, Flight Cadet RAF, aged 20, died on 17 Dec 1918, son of George & Ann Fox of 15 Edward St, Bath, Bathwick (St Mary the Virgin) Churchyard L.16 [CWGC].
The marriage of Irene Constance Fox to Reginald Wilfred Pearson at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1924/Q1 Bath. (The birth of Reginald Wilfrid Pearson was registered 1893/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Hooper.)
The marriage of Ruby Dorothy Fox to Stanley Carmichael at St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick was registered 1928/Q3 Bath.
From the burial register: John Francis Fox, aged 21, of 15 Edward St, Bath, died at Tern Hill Aerodrome, Salop, and was buried on 21 Dec 1918.
The death of Ruby Dorothy Carmichael, born on 16 Nov 1903, was registered 1980/Q4 Elstree. From the burial register: Ruby Dorothy Carmichael, aged 77, of 3 Norton Rd, Knowle, Bristol, died at Elstree Clinic, Shenley, Herts, was cremated at Morts? Green on 5 Jan 1981 and her ashes buried on 12 Mar 1982.
From the burial register: Irene Constance Pearson, aged 82, of 4 Beckford Ct, Warminster Rd, Bath, died at Johnstone Nursing Home, Bathwick, was cremated at Haycombe on 28 Jan 1983 and her ashes buried on 18 Feb 1983.
From the burial register: Reginald Wilfred Pearson, aged 94, of 4 Beckford Court, Bath, died at the RUH, Bath and was buried on 1 Jul G-215 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes 1987. G.L.17 Lucy Augusta LUCY AUGUSTA Dominick Browne DOMINICK BROWNE, (1850-1921) OF 15 MARLBOROUGH BDGS., BATH, DIED MARCH 2. 1921. Adelaide Frances “THE SOULS OF THE RIGHTEOUS ARE Dominick Browne IN THE HAND OF GOD, AND THERE SHALL (1852-1935) NO TORMENT TOUCH THEM.” WISDOM 3.1. ALSO OF ADELAIDE FRANCES DOMINICK BROWNE, DIED DECEMBER 11. 1935. Cross on a tapered plinth and kerb.
In the 1911 census at 15 Marlborough Buildings, Bath: Lucy Dominick Browne, aged 60, unmarried, [living on] private means, born at Duoag...., co Tyrone, Adelaide Dominick Browne, aged 58, unmarried, sister, [living on] private means, born at Dublin, Thomas Worthington Browne, aged 21, unmarried, visitor, student, born at Dublin, and three servants.
From the burial register: Lucy Augusta Dominick Browne, aged 70, of 15 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 5 Mar 1921.
From the burial register: Adelaide Frances Dominick Browne, aged 83, of 36 Brunswick Gdns, Kensington, London, was buried on 14 Dec 1935. G.L.18- Frances Louisa East: 19 Brady (1841-1921) In Loving Memory of OUR Henrietta Frances BELOVED MOTHER Brady (1862-1929) FRANCES LOUISA BRADY WHO ENTERED INTO REST ST Millicent Blake APRIL 1 1921, AGED 79. (1863-1947) ― Cross on 3 plinths. Double-width plot. “IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY.” The birth of Frances Louisa Hinuber was registered 1841/Q4 Taunton. “UNTO GOD’S GRACIOUS MERCY AND PROTECTION WE COMMIT THEE. MAY THE LORD BLESS THEE In the 1861 census at Henley Lodge, Weston (Som): Adolphus Hy AND KEEP THEE.” Hinuber, aged 57, fundholder, born in London, wife Emma, aged 41,
born at Tunbridge Wells (Kent), children: Caroline, aged 31, born at North: G-216
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Names Inscriptions Notes Also in Mayesde.... S Wales, Ellen, aged 27, born at Wells, Margaret, aged 25, Loving Memory born at Wells, Emma, aged 24, born at Southampton, Henrietta, aged of 21, born at Southampton, Frances, aged 19, born at Morton (Som), HER DAUGHTER and Ettel, aged 1, born at Wells, and eight servants. HENRIETTA FRANCES BRADY WHO ENTERED INTO REST The marriage Henry Beauchamp Brady of Frances Louisa Hinaber (sic) OCT. 22ND 1929. AGED 67. at All Saints, Weston (Som) was registered 1861/Q2 Bath.
South: From the London Gazette of 17 Apr 1863 p2072: In Ever 1st Administrative Battalion of Pembrokeshire ...... Memory Rifle Volunteers. of Henry Beauchamp Brady, late Captain in the 69th Regiment, to be HER DAUGHTER Adjutant, from the 4th of February, 1863 MILLICENT BLAKE ENTERED INTO REST The death of Henry Beauchamp Brady, aged 42, was registered FEB. 17TH 1947, AGED 83. 1872/Q2 Haverfordwest.
The birth of Gerald Henry H Blake was registered 1898/Q3 Yeovil.
In the 1901 census at Hendford House, Yeovil: Caroline F M Hinuber, aged 62, unmarried, living on own means, born at Maesderyn (Brec), Henrietta O Hinuber, aged 52, unmarried, sister, living on own means, born at South Stoneham (Hants), Gerald H H Blake, aged 2, nephew, born at Hendford, Yeovil, and three servants.
In the 1901 census at Holmleigh, Carlton Road, Bournemouth: Frances Brady, age 59, widow, living on own means, born at Norton Fitzwarren (Som), Henrietta Brady, aged 38, unmarried, daughter, living on own means, born at Walton-on-Thames (Surrey), and Millicent Blake, aged 36, married, living on own means, born at Haroldston (Pembs).
In the 1911 census at Ingledene, 15 Forester Road, Bath: Frances Brady, aged 69, widow, [living on] private means, born at Norton Fitz Warren (Som), daughter Henrietta, aged 48, unmarried, born at Walton-on-Thames (Surrey), and a servant.
In the 1911 census at 19 Fourth Road, Bath: Millicent Blake, aged 47, G-217 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
Names Inscriptions Notes married, [living on] private means, born at Haroldston (Pembs), children: C Lyndon (son), aged 20, theological student, born at Livingstone, Montana, USA, and Gerald H H, aged 12, born at Hendford House, Yeovil (Som), and a servant.
From the burial register: Frances Louisa Brady, aged 79, of Ingledene, 15 Forester Rd, Bathwick, Bath, was buried on 6 Apr 1921.
From the burial register: Miss Henrietta Frances Brady, aged 67, of 15 Forester Rd, Bath, was buried on 25 Oct 1929.
From the burial register: Millicent Blake, aged 83, of 6 Sydney Pl, Bath, was buried on 21 Feb 1947.
Hendford House, Yeovil built in 1735 is now the 42-room Manor Hotel.
From the National Probate Calendar 1908: HINUBER Caroline Frances Magdalene of Hendford House Yeovil Somersetshire spinster died 28 March 1908 Probate London 13 May to Constance Geraldine Blomfield spinster and James Bernard Paynter gentleman. Effects £10639 12s.
From the National Probate Calendar 1908: HINUBER Henrietta Octavia of Hendford House Yeovil Somersetshire died 3 April 1908 Probate London 13 May to Frances Louisa Brady widow. Effects £7370 12s. 8d. G.L.20 Mary Ruddick (1847- No memorial found. 1921) The birth of Charles Ruddick was registered 1841/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Gilson. Charles Ruddick The birth of Mary Willcox was registered 1847/Q4 Clutton. (1841-1925) The marriage of Charles Ruddick to Mary Wilcox was registered 1872/Q2 Bath. John Charles The birth of John Charles Ruddick was registered 1872/Q4 Bath, Ruddick (1872-1925) mother’s maiden name: Wilcox. The marriage of John Charles Ruddick to Annie Sperring was Annie Elizabeth registered 1905/Q3 Clutton. Ruddick (1880-1953) In the 1911 census at 13 Summerlays Place, Widcombe, Bath: Charles Ruddick, aged 70, invalid – plumber (when able to work), born at Bath, and wife Mary, aged 64, married 39 years 4 children, born at Ston Easton (Som).
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Names Inscriptions Notes In the 1911 census at 13 Summerlays Place, Widcombe, Bath: John Ridduck, aged 38, contractor, born at Bath, wife Annie, aged 30, married 5 years 1 child, born at Timsbury (Som), and daughter Annie, aged 5, born at Bath.
From the burial register & burial order book: Mary Ruddick, aged 74, of 13 Summerlays Pl, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 14 Dec 1921.
From the burial register & burial order book: John Charles Ruddick, aged 52, of 13 Summerlays Pl, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 2 Jan 1925. From the National Probate Calendar 1926: RUDDICK John Charles of 13 Summerlays-place Bath died 29 December 1924 Administration Bristol 21 January to Annie Ruddick widow. Effects £449 5s. 7d.
From the burial register & burial order book: Charles Ruddick, aged 84, of 13 Summerlays Pl, Widcombe, Bath, was buried on 17 Jul 1925.
From the burial register & burial order book: Annie Elizabeth Ruddick, aged 72, of 1 Clarendon Villas, Widcombe Hill, Bath, died on 2 Apr 1953 and was buried on 7 Apr 1953. G.L.21 Agnes Henrietta East: Harper (1862-1923) Sacred TO THE MEMORY John Maurice OF Harper (1861-1938) AGNES HENRIETTA HARPER THE BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN MAURICE HARPER WHO ENTERED INTO REST SEP. 5TH 1923.
“GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH .. Cross on 3 plinths. NEITHER SHALL THERE BE ANY MORE PAIN FOR THE FORMER THINGS ARE PASSED AWAY.” The birth of John Maurice Harper was registered 1861/Q2 Bath, ― mother’s maiden name: Skinner.
North: In the 1861 census at High Street, Batheaston: Charles Harper, aged
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Names Inscriptions Notes 33, surgeon MRCS, born at Plymouth, wife Emma, aged 31, born at ...... Exeter, children: Charles S, aged 2, born at Batheaston, Emma M, JOHN MAURICE HARPER aged 1, born at Batheaston, and John Maurice, aged 1 month, born at BORN MARCH 8TH 1861 Batheaston, Susan Caroline Harper, aged 24, unmarried, sister, born ENTERED INTO REST MAY 30TH 1938. at Plymouth, and three servants.
The birth of Agnes Henrietta Bruce was registered 1862/Q1 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Mount.
The marriage of John Maurice Harper to Agnes Henrietta Bruce was registered 1897/Q1 St Geo H Sq.
The birth of Dorothy Alice Maud Harper was registered 1902/Q2 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Bruce.
In the 1911 census at 3 Grosvenor Place, Bath: John Maurice Harper, aged 50, married, surgeon, born at Bath, children: Kathleen A M, aged 11, born at Bath, and Dorothy A M, aged 9, born at Bath, a boarder and four servants.
From the burial register: Agnes Henrietta Harper, aged 60, of 3 Grosvenor Pl, Bath, was cremated and her ashes buried on 10 Sep 1923.
From the burial register: John Maurice Harper, aged 77, of 3 Grosvenor Pl, Bath, was buried on 3 Jun 1938.
See also D.F.44. G.L.22 Thomas William TO THE BELOVED MEMORY OF Wilby (1870-1923) THOMAS W. WILBY, NORWICH JUNE 6.1870. BATH NOV.17.1923. Agnes Menendez (1875-1952) “I AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE, AND THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE IT MORE ABUNDANTLY.”
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The only birth registration found is 1867/Q3 Norwich, at variance with G-220
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Names Inscriptions Notes the declared date of birth and 1871 census entry.
In the 1871 census at Pulham St Mary (Norfolk): Thomas Wilby, aged 34, butcher, born at Deopham (Norfolk), wife Harriet, aged 37, born at Burston (Norfolk), and eight children of which the fourth was Thomas W, aged 10, born at Great Ellingham (Norfolk).
In the 1901 census at Dickleburgh (Norfolk): Harriett Wilby, aged 57, married, born at Burston (Norfolk), four children of which the eldest was Thomas W, aged 30, unmarried, butcher, born at Gt Ellingham (Norfolk).
Border crossing at St Albans, Vermont (USA) on 11 Oct 1907: Thomas William Wilby, aged 37, born at Norwich.
In the 1910 census at 345 70th Street, Manhattan, New York: Thomas W Wilby, aged 39, journalist, born in England, immigrated in 1906, and wife Agnes A, aged 35, married 2 years, born in Massachusetts.
The Century v88, May 1914 p137 Rise of Menai Tarbell by Thomas William Wilby. A Motor Tour Through Canada by Thomas William Wilby (London: John Lane 1914) What is Christian Science? by Thomas William Wilby (New York: John Lane 1915)
From the burial register: Thomas William Wilby, aged 53, of 10 Johnstone St, was buried on 20 Nov 1923. From the National Probate Calendar 1924: WILBY Thomas William of 10 Johnstone-street Bath died 17 November 1923 Administration London 6 September to Agnes Andrews Wilby widow. Effects £862 19s. 6d.
In the Phone Directory for 1939 Wilby Mrs. Thomas W, 16 Pulteney St Bath.
The marriage of Agnes Wilby/Andrews to Manuel Raymond Menendez at St James, Southstoke (Som) was registered 1940/Q3 Bathavon. G-221 St Mary the Virgin, Bathwick – Smallcombe Cemetery – Memorial Inscriptions Bathwick LHS
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From a press cutting dated 3 Apr 1952 (source unknown): MENENDEZ – on April 1, 1952, SIR RAYMOND MENENDEZ, of Midford House, near Bath, formerly Chief Justice of Northern Nigeria, beloved husband of Agnes. Funeral private. No flowers, by request.
The death of Agnes Menendez, aged 77, was registered 1952/Q4 Bath. From the burial register & burial order book: Agnes Menendez, aged 77, of Brookfield, Weston Rd, Bath, died on 27 Oct 1952, was cremated and her ashes buried on 1 Nov 1952. G.L.23 Joseph Blagden In Memory of (1846-1925) JOSEPH BLAGDEN DIED 7TH JANY 1925, AGED 78. Clare Maria Blagden ― (1850-1942) “BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART.”
ALSO OF HIS BELOVED WIFE CLARE MARIA BORN ...... 1850. DIED 10TH OCTOBER ____
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Baptised on 12 Jul 1876 at St John’s cathedral, Buenos Aires: Stella Blagden, daughter of Joseph & Clare Maria Blagden, of Quilmes, father’s occupation: merchant, date of birth: 3 Jun 1876.
Baptised on 9 Apr 1880 at St John’s cathedral, Buenos Aires: Robert Blagden, son of Joseph & Clare Maria Blagden, of Buenos Ayres, father’s occupation: merchant, date of birth: 8 Mar 1880.
Passenger on the SS Moselle from Southampton to Buenos Aires, which left on 28 Jan 1891: Mrs Joseph Blagden, married female.
Passenger on the SS Iberia from Montevideo to Plymouth, arriving on 16 Apr 1893: Joseph Blagden, aged 46, married, broker.
Passengers on the SS Tamar from Southampton to Buenos Aires which left on 18 May 1893: Mr J Blagden, Mrs C Blagden, Miss I Blagden, Miss S Blagden, Miss A Blagden and Miss V Blagden.
On 1 Jun 1899 at the church of St Saviour, Belgrano, Magnus Fea, aged G-222
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Names Inscriptions Notes 24, estanciero, of Buenos Aires, son of John Brooke Fea, estanciero, married Inez Clare Blagden, aged 24, of Belgrano, daughter of Joseph Blagden, broker, witnesses: J. Blagden, G. G. S. Lumsdaine, Kathleen Cecilia Fea.
On 19 Apr 1900 at the church of St Saviour, Belgrano, Arthur Lace, aged 38, bank manager, of Buenos Aires, son of John William Lace, clerk in holy orders, married Stella Blagden, aged 23, of Belgrano, daughter of Joseph Blagden, broker, witnesses: B. Blagden, A. Francis, G. Blagden.
(Founded as a church for English-speaking families of the northern suburbs of Buenos Aires, St Saviour's was created in 1897.)
The death of Joseph Blagden was registered 1925/Q1 Keynsham. From the burial register: Joseph Blagden, aged 78, of Pulteney Mansions, 46 Pulteney St, Bath, died at Brislington House, Bristol, was buried on 10 Jan 1925.
From the burial register: Clare Mary Blagden, aged 92, late of 6 Pulteney St Bath, died at Grove Poultry Farm, Bradford on Avon and was buried on 14 Oct 1942.
(The source of the Argentinian information are the online trans- criptions by Jeremy Howat at http://www.argbrit.org/.) G.L.24 Emma Jane Hull East: (1844-1925) IN LOVING MEMORY Laura Hull (1860- OF 1941) EMMA WIDOW OF EDWARD HULL OF CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA Edward Hull (1822- BORN DECEMBER 8TH 1844, 1867) DIED SEPTEMBER 18TH 1925.
“PRECIOUS IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD IS THE DEATH OF ONE OF HIS SAINTS.” Cross on plinths and kerb.
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Names Inscriptions Notes North: There are a series of birth/baptism notifications for children of AND OF HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER Edward Hull in the 1850s such as, from the Cape Town Mail of Sat 4 LAURA Oct 1856: DIED JANUARY 22ND 1941. In St. George’s Cathedral in this City on Friday the 3rd Oct by the Very Rev H.A. Douglas MA, Dean of Cape Town: A daughter of Edward HULL Esquire, baptised Sophia Catherine.
From South African Settlers at http://www.southafricansettlers.info/?page_id=10342 Edward Hull born in 1822 at Vauxhall, London, son of Henry & Sophia Hull, married to Emma Jane, attorney, died aged 47 on 1 Aug 1869 at Aix La Chapelle, Prussia, children: Charles Edward, Henry, J J H Maria, Sophia, Catherine and Laura.
Cape Town Archives KAB//MOOC/6/9/2043 ref 1849 Estate papers of Sophia Catherine Bailey, née Hull, 1921.
Passengers on the SS Diogenes from Cape Town to Southampton, arriving on 30 Apr 1923: Emma Hull, aged 78, housewife, Laura Hull, aged 62, domestic duties, proposed country of permanent residence: England.
From the burial register: Emma Jane Hull, aged 81, of Rusden Cottage, Hatfield Rd, Bloomfield Rd, Bath, was buried on 22 Sep 1925. From the National Probate Calendar 1925: HULL Emma Jane of Rusdon-cottage Hatfield-road Bath widow died 18 September 1925 Probate Bristol 1 December to Laura Hull spinster. Effects £299 13s. 10d. Cape Town Archives KAB/MOOC/LEER/6/9/2890 Estate Papers of Emma Jane Hull, née Carson.
Cape Town Archives: KAB/MOOC/6/9/2929 ref 10615 Estate papers of Charles Edward Hull and KAB/MOOC/13/1/5757 ref 3106 liquidation and distribution account, 1926.
From the burial register: Laura Hull, aged 80, of 5 Johnstone St, Bath, was buried on 25 Jan 1941. From the National Probate Calendar 1941: HULL Laura of 26 Pulteney-street Bath spinster died 22 January 1941 at 5 Johnstone-street Bath Probate Bristol 12 February to George Edmund Longrigg solicitor. Effects £193 19s. 8d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.25-6 William Dawson North: Aikman (1834-1927) WILLIAM DAWSON AIKMAN OF OAKWOOD, BATH. BORN 20TH MARCH 1834, DIED 23RD MAY 1927. ― “JESUS HAD COMPASSION ON THE MULTITUDE.”
Double-width plot. On a stone base, a tomb pitched 4 ways.
In the 1891 census at 12 Cluny Avenue, Edinburgh: William D Aikman, aged 56, retired draper, born at Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Elizabeth Aikman, aged 55, sister, born at Alloa, a servant, and Elizabeth Aikman Buchanan, aged 74, sister & visitor, born at Alloa.
In the 1901 census at 12 Cluny Avenue, Edinburgh: William D Aikman, aged 66, retired draper, born at Tullihody, Clackmannanshire, Helen Aikman, aged 83, sister, born at Tullihody, Helen Buchanan, aged 83, sister, born at Tullihody, Robina M Lawson, aged 55, born at Brechin, Forfarshire, three Lawson children and two servants.
The death of William D Aikman, aged 94, was registered 1927/Q2 Bath. From the burial register: William Dawson Aikman, aged 94, of Oakwood, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 27 May 1927. From the National Probate Calendar 1927: AIKMAN William Dawson of Oakwood Bathwick Hill Bath died 23 May 1927 Probate Bristol 10 October to Euphemia Aikman widow. Effects £32664 13s. 10d. G.L.27 Richard Arthur IN LOVING MEMORY OF Bayliss (1866-1927) RICHARD ARTHUR BAYLISS M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Kate Diana Hester SEPT. 3 1866 ― JULY 6 1927 Bayliss (1858-1936) “REST IN PEACE.” AND OF HIS WIFE KATE DIANA HESTER BAYLISS FEB. 11 1858 ― APRIL 10 1936 “THY WILL BE DONE.”
Celtic cross on a plinth and kerb.
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In the 1881 census Grammar School, Leicester Road, Loughborough (Leics): Richard Arthur Bayliss, aged 14, scholar, born at Spondon (Derbys).
The marriage of Richard Arthur Bayliss to Kate Diana H Simons was registered 1900/Q3 Christchurch.
The birth of Halvar Eric Arthur Bayliss was registered 1904/Q3 Bath, mother’s maiden name: Simons.
In the 1911 census at Mountnessing, Weston, Bath: Richard A Bayliss, aged 44, medical man, born at Spondon (Derbys), wife Kate Diana Hester, aged 49, married 10 years 2 children, born at Crookhaven, county Cork, children: Halvar Eric Arthur, aged 6, born at Bath, and Dorothy Kathleen, aged 5, born at Bath, and four servants.
From the burial register: Dr Richard Arthur Bayliss, aged 60, of Mountkessing, Weston Park, Bath, was buried on 9 Jul 1927.
The marriage of Halvar E A Bayliss to Melesina B M G Jorgensen was registered 1944/Q3 Bathavon.
From the burial register: Kate Diana Hester Bayliss, aged 77, of Mount Nessing, Weston, Bath, died at 10 Owls Rd, Bournemouth and was buried on 15 Apr 1936.
The death of Halvar E A Bayliss, aged 63, was registered 1967/Q4 Chippenham. From the burial register & burial order book: Halvar Eric Arthur Bayliss, aged 63, of Stable Cottage, Luckington Manor, Luckington, died on 17 Oct 1967 and was buried on 20 Oct 1967.
See Abbey cemetery for the Jorgensen/Bayliss grave. G.L.28-9 Albert Lancelot ALBERT LANCELOT WALKER Walker (1839-1918) MAJOR GENERAL ... WILTS REG. DIED FEB 7TH 1918. Emmeline Pasley ― Walker (1857-1943) ALSO EMMELINE HIS [NIECE] TH DIED NOVEMBER 16 1943 G-226
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Names Inscriptions Notes Cross on a single plinth and kerb. Double-width plot. The inscribed inscription is faint.
Baptised on 18 Jul 1840 at Christ Church, Enfield (Middx): Albert Lancelot, son of Edwin & Mary Aston Walker, of Chase Cottage, Enfield, father’s occupation: gentleman.
The birth of Emeline Pasley Walker was registered 1858/Q1 Edmonton.
In Kelly’s Directory for Middlesex 1898: Walker Major-Gen. Albert Lancelot, Chase cottage, East Barnet rd. Enf[ie]ld
In the 1911 census at 24 Marlborough Buildings, Bath, Albert Lancelot Walker, aged 71, unmarried, Army Major General (retired), born at Enfield (Middx), Emmeline Pasley Walker, aged 53, unmarried, niece, born at Enfield, and four servants.
From the burial register: Maj Gen Albert Lancelot Walker, aged 78, of 24 Marlborough Bldgs, Bath, was buried on 11 Feb 1918. From the National Probate Calendar 1918: WALKER Albert Lancelot of 24 Marlborough-buildings Bath a major-general (retired) in His Majesty’s Army died 7 February 1918 Probate Bristol 6 April to Emmeline Pasley Walker spinster and Henry Gabriel Sheldon esquire. Effects £6440 12s. 2d.
The death of Emmeline Paisley Walker, aged 86, was registered 1943/Q4 Bath. From the burial register: Emmeline Paisley Walker, aged 86, of 3 Oxford Row, Lansdown Rd, Bath, was buried on 21 Nov 1943.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.30 Georgiana Mary GEORGIANA MARY Clarke (1838-1923) CLARKE, AT REST AUGUST 4TH 1923.
Celtic cross on a plinth and kerb.
Baptised on 5 Jul 1838 at Weld Chapel, Southgate (Middx): Georgiana Mary Walker, daughter of Edwin & Mary Aston Walker, of Chase Cottage, Enfield, father’s occupation: esquire.
The marriage of Arthur Francis Clarke to Georgiana Mary Walker was registered 1858/Q2 Edmonton.
In the 1871 census at 94 Adelaide Road, Hampstead (Middx): Arthur F Clarke, aged 36, ship broker, born at Micheldever (Hants), wife Georgiana M, aged 32, born at Enfield (Middx), seven children, Isabella M Clarke, aged 24, unmarried, visitor, born at Cork, and two servants.
In the 1911 census at 16 Camden Crescent, Bath: Georgiana M Clarke, aged 72, widow, 9 children of which 7 then living, born at Enfield (Middx), two daughters, a grand-daughter, and two servants.
The death of Georgiana M Clarke, aged 85, was registered 1923/Q3 Bath. From the burial register: Georgina Mary Clarke, aged 85, of 9 Marlboro Lane, Bath, was buried on 8 Aug 1923. From the National Probate Calendar 1923: CLARKE Georgiana Mary of 9 Marlborough-lane Bath widow died 4 August 1923 Probate London 23 November to Adelaide Mary Clarke spinster and Henry Aston Clarke esquire. Effects £6553 7s. 5d.
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Names Inscriptions Notes G.L.31 Lucy Waterhouse IN (1835-1923) LOVING MEMORY OF LUCY, WIDOW OF John Hodgson JOHN Waterhouse (1831- HODGSON WATERHOUSE, M.D. 1909) WHO DIED JAN. 21. 1923, AGED 87. Gertrude AND OF HER DAUGHTER Waterhouse (1868- GERTRUDE 1957) DIED MARCH 3. 1957. Cross on a plinth and kerb. AGED 89.
Baptised on 10 May 1833 at St Dunstan in the West, London: John Hodgson Waterhouse, son of John & Sarah Waterhouse, of Bolt Court, Fleet Street, father’s occupation: silver plater, date of birth: 21 Jan 1831.
The marriage of John Hodgson Waterhouse to Lucy Frith was registered 1856/Q4 Sheffield.
The birth of Gertrude Waterhouse was registered 1868/Q1 Ecclesall Bierlow.
In the 1901 census at 30 London Road, Sheffield: Jas (!) Hodgson Waterhouse, aged 60, physician & surgeon (registered), born in London, wife Lucy, aged 56, born at Sheffield, five children and three servants.
The death of John Hodgson Waterhouse, aged 78, was registered 1909/Q3 Scarborough.
In the 1911 census at 25 The Circus, Bath: Robert Waterhouse, aged 38, unmarried, physician, born at Sheffield (Yorks), Lucy Waterhouse, aged 75, widow, mother, 10 children of which 5 then living, born at Sheffield, Gertrude Waterhouse, aged 42, unmarried, sister, born at Sheffield, a visitor and three servants.
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Names Inscriptions Notes From the burial register: Lucy Waterhouse, aged 87, of 16 Pulteney St, Bath, was buried on 24 Jan 1923.
From the burial register: Gertrude Waterhouse, aged 89, of 17 St James's Sq, Bath, was buried on 7 Mar 1957.
In the 1901 census at New Street House, Upton on Severn (Worcs): James Montford, aged 44, physician & surgeon, born at North Lydbury (Salop), wife Adeline M, aged 33, born at Gloucester, Catherine E Montford, aged 43, unmarried, sister, born at North Lydbury, Amy K Montford, aged 39, married, sister-in-law, born at Islington, and three servants.
From the burial register and burial order book: Catherine Elizabeth Montford, aged 72, of 1 George St, Bathwick Hill, Bath, was buried on 26 Feb 1930, the officiating minster being Arthur Montford. From the National Probate Calendar 1930: MONTFORD Catherine Elizabeth of Ivy House Churchstoke Montgomeryshire spinster died 24 February 1930 at Bathwick-road Bath Probate London 24 June to the reverend John Arthur Mannering Montford clerk. Effects £2759 12s. 2d.
The burial order book has “Eth Bdr Gve of the late Lucy Waterhouse No 31, L re opd No 31 L.N. N Gd”.
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