Some Memorial Inscriptions - Leckhampton, Gloucestershire
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| A1. |
Sgt Pilot Jack Charles MARSHALL, Flying Instructor Royal Air Force, Killed while flying at Penraeth, Anglesey, 7 Jan 1954, 28, h/o Jean |
| A2. |
Harry Norman LEE, Capt, 59 Scinder Rifles, F.F, 2nd s/o Harry LEE, who was KiA at Civence, 19 Dec 1914, 29 |
| A3. |
George Rainer CRAWFORD, C.B, I.A, Eldest s/o Major Francis Haden CRAWFORD, 98th Regt, late Colonel 40th Pathansal, also 1st Commandant, 10th Service Battalion, Duke of Wellington West Riding Regt, Born 28 May 1862, Died 22 August 1915 |
| A4. |
Evelyn Mary ATKINSON, 5 August 1967, 68 Flying Officer Anthony James ATKINSON. R.A.F.V.R. Killed in Rhodesia, 16 Feb 1945, 20 Buried in R.A.F Cemetery, Salisbury, Rhodesia, Reginald Virgo ATKINSON. O.B.E, 11 June 1979, 84 |
| A5. |
George Frederick, only s/o Frederick & Emily DELMAR-WILLIAMSON, Firs Lodge, Leckhampton, Lieut: in the Black Watch and R.A.F, Accidently killed whilst flying over Chippenham, On July 12th 1918, and interred here aged 19 He served with bravery and distinction flying Against the enemy in France and in raids over England 1918 Frederick DELMAR-WILLIAMSON, died 15 December 1943, age 82 Emily ROWLEY, beloved wife for 48yrs, died 16 June 1942, 77 Mary Louisa METCALF, widow of Col, Cyprian BRIDGE of the 58th Regt, 29 October 1908, 89 Separate Memorial, same Grave Christine MORRISON 3 December 1896 - 27 November 1983 Separate Memorial, same Grave Major, Ronald MORRISON, York & Lancaster Regt h/o of Christine for 55 yrs. 25 February 1896 - 15 May 1979 [Ed: additional Memorials added 19 May 2009] |
| A6. |
CWG 5/290589 Pte W.H. CAUDLE, Royal Army Service Corps, 6 July 1918, 31 Separate Memorial, same Grave John Charles STEVENS 28.4.1911 - 26.12.1991 Rhonna Ann May STEVENS, nee CAUDLE 7.2.1910 - 6.12.1995. [Auth: both died at Worthing] [Ed: separate Memorial added 19 May 2009] |
| A7. |
CWG 45966 Pte G.C. HUNT, Worcestershire Regt, 12 April 1917, 18 |
| A8. |
CWG TR/8/31064 Pte F.W. HALL, Hampshire Regt, 20 Nov 1918 |
| A9. |
CWG 7478 Pte F.W. REILLY, Gloucestershire Regt, 22 March 1919, 31 |
| A10. |
CWG Captain J.F. DEARDEN, D.S.O., M.C. and 2 Bars, Royal Fusiliers, 6 Oct 1919, 23 |
| A11. |
Maurice Desmond QUILL, Captain Royal Marine Artillery, who was on active service for Nearly four years of the Great War and died from injuries sustained While on duty 17 June 1918, 22 Marian Muir Randolph QUILL, 14 Jan 1933, 72, his mother |
Latest Additions
The following MIs were kindly contributed by Alf Beard, 5th February 2009. Entries supply name, date of death, and age. Abbreviations: w=wife; h=husband; s=son; d=daughter; &c.
| B1. |
Major General, Sir Henry THUILLIER K.C.B., C.M.G., late Royal Engineers 11 June 1953, 85 |
| B2. |
Service Death Sgt, Pilot, Jack Charles MARSHALL Flying Instructor, R.A.F, killed while flying at Pentraeth, Anglesey, 7 January 1954, 28 |
| B3. |
George Rainer CRAWFORD, C.B., I.A eldest s/o the late Major Francis Haden CRAWFORD 98th Regiment, late Colonel, 40th Pathans, also 1st Commandant, 10th Service Battalion, late of Wellington's West Riding Regt 28 May 1862 - 22 August 1915 |
| B4. |
To the beloved memory of Richard SHUBRICK General in the H.M Indian Army 11 January 1820 - 26 April 1888 Erected by his sorrowing widow & children |
| B5. |
Flora Ann, widow of General Richard SHUBRICK H.M. Indian Army and elder d/o Lt Gen, Sir Walter Raleigh GILBERT, Baronet, G.C 11 January 1818 - 2 October 1894 |
| B6. |
Bernestine PROWTING d/o the late Rev, T. ROBERTS, M.A., Oxen [Oxon] Rector of Belstone, Devon died 13 August 1887 at Leckhampton aged XIII and granddaughter of Major G.H. BELLASIS |
| B7. |
Caroline, w/o Isaac TELLING 4 June 1826 - 21 March 1898 Isaac TELLING 15 April 1823 - 3 April 1889 |
| B8. |
Boer War Death Elizabeth, relict of Lt Col, Edward Hungerford EAGAR 40th Regt, d/o late Denis KELLY, Esq, of Castle Kelly, Co Galway Ireland, died at Cheltenham, 19 December 1892 also in loving memory of her son Edward Boaz EAGAR Capt in the 5th Fusiliers who fell at the Battle of Belmont South Africa, 23 November 1899, 39. Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends |
| B9. |
Mary, w/o Ernest William DEACON 12 June 1883 - 20 March 1938 Ernest William DEACON 21 June 1880 - 26 April 1960 |
| B10. |
Sarah ROBINSON, 17 January 1891, 74 Sarah Ann, d, 2 May 1922, [no age given] |
| B11. |
Two War Deaths Captain Charles LOUSADA, J.P. E. Devon late 9th Regt, 20 December 1824 - 7 August 1904 Charlotte Sophia, w/o Capt Charles LOUSADA 5 September 1847 - 1 October 1894 In loving memory of Bertie Charles LOUSADA, Capt, York & Lancs Rgt British Expeditionary Force, killed in action at Ypres 9 May 1915 age 20 Their names liveth for ever Edward Arthur LOUSADA, Lt, Royal Sussex Regt B.E.F., killed in action at Ypres, 31 October 1914, 25 Greatly loved and deeply mourned |
| B12. |
George POIGNAND, Colonel, retired, formerly of the Prince of Wales, Leinster Regt, Royal Canadians 8 October 1843 - 2 October 1913 George Clive Irving POIGNAND, Capt RASC 25 November 1925, 34 His medals were to be sent to the Red Cross Hospital 4 Percival Terrace, Paighton, but were sent to c/o Messers COXTEO, 16 Charing Cross London, S.W.1 he applied for his medals 23 November 1922 |
| B13. |
Catherine Maude widow of George POIGNAND Colonel, of the Leinster Regt, d/o Charles Astley WALTERS F.R.C.S of Cheltenham, 29 March 1934 Dorothy Irene Beryl POIGNAND, d/o Catherine Maud, above 9 January 1965 Captain C.A. POIGNAND, Royal Navy, 1887 - 1976, Buried at Sea |
| B14. |
Charles Astley WALTERS, M.R.C.S:, L.S.A [Member of the Royal College of Surgeons and Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries] 29 September 1824 - 8 July 1892 Erected by his children |
| B15. |
War Death Richard CHESHIRE, Sgt of Commisioners also 1st Battalion of the Grenadier Guards Born at Whittlesea, Cambs, 11 February 1841 Died at the Delancey Hospital Lodge, 21 October 1907 The results of an accident at the hospital James Richard CHESHIRE, killed in action in Flanders 6 July 1915, Gloucestershire Regt and the 49th Coy, Royal Garrison Artillery, s/o F. CHESHIRE and nephew of above Greater hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends Sarah, w/o Richard CHESHIRE, 15 June 1938, 88 |
| B16. |
Seymour OSBORNE, Lt, R.N. s/o the Rev'd Edward & Mary OSBORNE of Oakley in this parish, 19 November 1861, 22 Let this stone be a memorial of affection, regret and hope |
| B17. |
Lt Colonel, John James HENRY, R.A.M.C who died 2 December 1908. A distinguished Veteran of the Indian Mutiny and the New Zealand Campaigns, from his sorrowing sisters whose resting place are on either side of this tomb |
| B18. |
War Death Colonel, Samuel Richard TICKWELL Bengal Army, Born 1811, died at Cheltenham 20 April 1875 Maria Georgina, w, Born 1825, died at Ealing, 23 June 1918 Their grandson Captain, Templer Henry SCOTT, 87th Punjabis who fell in action, 26 April 1915, near Ypres and was buried on the Field of Battle Additional information with the kind permission of the CWGC Capt, 87th Punjabis, attached to the 47th Sikhs, died aged 31 Son of Benjamin Charles George SCOTT and Ada E. of 74 Madeley Road, Ealing, London Buried at Bedford House Cemetery, Belgium |
| B19. |
Rev'd Thomas Allen SOUTHWOOD, M.A for 37 years Head Master of the Modern Dept of Cheltenham College 19 September 1895, 75 Henry Boyd CARDEW eldest s/o Major General CARDEW late Royal Artillery and nephew of above 27 March 1863 - 9 January 1904 Cornella d/o late Captain H. CARDEW 26 February 1894, 69 |
| B20. |
Sarah Elizabeth, w/o T.J. COTTLE of Pulteney Villa Cheltenham, 10 June 1889, 65 Mary Elizabeth 2nd w/o T.J. COTTLE who died at sea 12 April 1894, 54 Emily Harriet THOMAS, sister of above Sarah Elizabeth COTTLE of Pulteney, Cheltenham 12 October 1898, 87 |
| B21. |
General Richard BUDD of the Madras Army who died at Belfont, Cheltenham 22 January 1885, 90 This monument erected in loving memory by his children Caroline Rose BUDD, d/o late General Richard BUDD who died at Torquay 29 March 1926, 89 |
| B22. |
Lt Col James Gandy GAITSKELL, late Bengal Army 5 April 1813 - 29 January 1885 Stanhope Egremont, s/o Lt Charles GAITSKELL Lincoln Regt 13 April 1888 - 30 June 1889 Emily Todd his widow who died at Dresden 15 May 1900, 73 Aileen Egremont d/o Charles GAITSKELL 22 February 1894 - 10 November 1894 |
| B23. |
William Colville JAMES Lt Half Pay, Royal Marines grandson of David JAMES Esqr, J.P of Womaston Radnorshire, 6 June 1846 - 12 May 1895 Mary Lucy JAMES, w, 12 January 1922, 77 |
| B24. |
Anna Maria BEEVER widow of the late Jonathan BEEVER, Esquire of Cefn Coch County Denbigh & d/o the late Colonel PEERS of Plas Newydd Denbighshire 7 January 1883, 76 |
| B25. |
Henry BATHE late Captain 5th Fusiliers died at Cheltenham 20 January 1882, 42 Harriet, widow, who died at Cheltenham 20 December 1884, 45 |
| B26. |
Charles John HENRY late Captain 56th Regiment 3 November 1806 - 3 October 1879 |
| B27. |
Catharine Senhouse widow of Cecil William BUCKLEY V.C. Captain in the Royal Navy and only d/o Henry & Isabel FALCOLN of Doynton in the County of Gloucester 4 May 1875, 32 Cecil William BUCKLEY died at Madiera 7 December [looks like 1970, 42] Frank BUCKLEY, infant son who died at Madiera February 1875 14 months |
| B28. |
Maria Loetitia w/o William WILSON of Rigmaden near Kirkby, Lonsdale Esqr, J.P. & D.L. for the County of Westmorland who departed life at Cheltenham 15 December 1873, 56 |
| B29. |
Mary Ann w/o Charles Frederick MILLS of this parish, 17 October 1868, 58 Charles Frederick MILLS 3 April 1895, 83 Ruth his widow 18 March 1922 [Cremation] |
| B30. |
Christiana Elizabeth, widow of General S.R. James A. HOPE G.C.B., 19 September 1818 - 20 January 1907 Florence Warner HOPE youngest d, 26 April 1925 |
| B31. |
Sarah Elizabeth, w/o Captain Richard LITCHFIELD Royal Artillery, 17 February 1863, 65 Richard LITCHFIELD 14 September 1865, 75 Served in the Peninsular War 182-14 Helen Mary TUKE granddaughter & eldest d/o Henry George TUKE, Barrister at Law, 5 May 1886, 28 |
| B32. |
Sophia, w/o Thomas WOOD M.A Late Chaplin, Bengal Establishment 12 April 1862, 39 |
| B33. |
William FLETCHER of Suffolk Square, Cheltenham 22 October 1883, 75 Sarah, w, 7 August 1876, 68 also Agnes, who died in Tasmania 30 April 1838, 6 weeks Charles Philip died at Melbourne, Australia 13 February 1846, 4 months. Children of William and Sarah FLETCHER also Eliza Holland FLETCHER, d/o William & Sarah FLETCHER of Suffolk Square, Cheltenham, 2 July 1865, 20 also John, eldest s/o William & Sarah FLETCHER of Suffolk Square, Cheltenham who died from the effects of an accident at Melville Plains Station, Liverpool Plains, New South Wales 30 November 1865, 26 also Charles Melbourne FLETCHER 26 August 1921, 71 also Sarah Jane FLETCHER 16 March 1932, 95 |
| B34. |
Lt Col James MELLOR, late Madras Army 31 December 1869, 70 |
| B35. |
Henry James ROBERTSON Late Captain, 1st Rifle Brigade formerly in the 60th Royal Rifles 15 May 1864, 56 |
| B36. |
F.H.J. Augustus, Baron Du Bois De FERRIERES of the Netherlands, died at Cheltenham 27 September 1864, 65 also his only son, Charles Conrad Adolphus, Baron Du Bois De FERRIERES died at Cheltenham 4 October 1909, 85 |
| B37. |
War Grave Private 45966 G.C. HUNT, Worcestershire Regt Died 12 April 1917, 18 |
| B38. |
Lizzie, w/o David LEWIS, 30 August 1887, 31 Alice Elizabeth, d, & widow of Thomas William MORGAN Barrister at Law of Gray's Inn, 9 July 1951, 69 |
| B39. |
War Grave Private 5/290589 W.H. CAUDLE Royal Army Service Corps Died 6 July 1918, 31 |
| B40. |
Amelia BLUNDELL widow of Col, Frederick DERVILLE Royal Madras Artillery and relict of Major General Frederick BLUNDELL, C.B., of the same regiment 14 March 1895 on the eve of her 91st birthday |
| B41. |
Wooden War Grave Cross [No Grave] L/Cpl Alfred William George ENOCH, M.M. Killed in action 21 July 1916 He is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France but the above cross is from his grave somewhere on The Somme I wonder why it was removed? |
| B42. |
Crimea War Death Lt Col Thomas Cox KIRBY, K.H, 86th Regiment 1783 - 1850 Mary Ann KIRBY, w, & d/o John KNIGHT, Esqr of Whitchurch, Salop, 1792 - 1861 Their youngest d, Caroline Georgina, w/o Richard C. WEBB, Esqr, 1833 - 1873 only so/o Lt Franklin KIRBY, 93rd Highlanders Born 1835, died in the Crimea 1853 |
| B43. |
Robert Henry Stuart JACKSON Late 97th Regiment, Captain & Adjutant to the 1st or South Durham Militia 26 March 1818 - 18 October 1854 Hamilton Stuart, s/o Robert Henry Stuart JACKSON & Elizabeth Mary Emily his wife 9 July 1849 - 3 August 1855 |
| B44. |
Tomb stone, [part of the inscription has eroded] Charles Fox Champion CRESPIGNY, born at Hintlesham Hall near Ipswich 30 April 1785 Died at Cheltenham 4 March 1875 Constance Trent Pulteney Champion CRESPIGNY of H.M. 96th Regiment. Born 5 May 1851 Died 26 January [looks like 187*], younger s/o Philip Robert Champion CRESPIGNY of St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia [Auth: St Kilda is a beautiful place to visit] Eliza Julia, w/o Charles Fox Champion CRESPIGNY Esqr 17 July 1855, 59 |
| B45. |
Sophia LAVINGTON, for nearly sixtry years an steem and valued Servant in the families of Admiral T.W. CARTER, C.B. and of his father in law the late Admiral Sir Archibald Collingwood DICKSON Bart, 18 May 1858, 75 This monument is erected by those in whose recollection her unselfish goodness and her faithful love will ever freshly live |
| B46. |
Ann, w/o Edwin JOYNER of this parish 10 December 1857, 22 Cornelius JOYNER, 9 April 1855, 70 Sarah, w/o the above 1 April 1856, 66 Edwin JOYNER 11 January 1899, 70 Dorothy Esther JOYNER, 1899 [stone has sunk] |
| B47. |
Martha, w/o John SLATTER 15 May 1857, 50 Deeply lamented by her children & friends John, h, above, 9 July 1874, 70 |
| B48. |
Phoebe BECKWIRTH w/o William BECKWIRTH 3 June 1862, 43 William, above, 22 June 1890, 70 Edwin, s, 28 June 1913 |
| B49. |
Priscilla PARKER w/o George PARKER of this parish 15 February 1832, 42 Harriot, d, who died in infancy Sarah Ann JECKS, d, 5 January 1917, 90 |
| B50. |
Francis LIPSCOMB, eldest d/o the late Rev'd William LIPSCOMB, formerly Rector of Welbury, Yorkshire, died at Cheltenham 11 December 1854, 71 |
| B51. |
Maria Arabella, relict of the late General, George SWINEY, Colonel Commandant 19 Brigade, Royal Bengal Artillery 26 October 1884, 84 General George SWINEY, Colonel Commandant 19 Brigade Royal Bengall Artillery Died 10 December 1868, 83yrs 8 months & 3 days |
| B52. |
Elizabeth STUDD, w/o Thomas STUDD 27 April 1785 - 27 April 1855, 70 Thomas STUDD, 12 October 1865, 76 |
| B53. |
George Henry Gream, s/o George E. BLENKINS, Esqr Hon Depty Inspector General of Hospitals, Grenadier Guards who died at Cheltenham 23 December 1872, after 5days illness aged 11yrs, 2 months & 3 days |
| B54. |
Lt Col Henry Heaton HOBSON, late Bombay Army who fell asleep in Jesus at Malvern Wells 26 June 1872, 68 Susan Eliza Biggs HOBSON, w, who died at Cheltenham 20 December 1909, 86 |
| B55. |
Jane LANE, d/o J. LANE Esqr of Loch Caro, Co Cork died at Cheltenham, 9 February 1860, [looks like 37] |
| B56. |
George SHIPTON 9 October 1840, 47 |
| B57. |
Sarah, w/o Joseph GARDNER who after a long and painful illness borne with Christian resignation departed life 21 June 1867, 61 Joseph GARDNER, above, 26 September 1880, 72 |
| B58. |
Major, William Hugh DUNLOP, late Royal Irish Rifles Deputy Lieutenant & Chief Constable, East Riding of Yorkshire 1899 - 1924. Died in London 28 November 1924, 66 |
| B59. |
Maria, w/o Joseph CLARKE, 15 March 1898, 82 Eliza Matilda, d, 24 October 1871, 26 Joseph CLARKE [stone has sunk] |
| B60. |
Margaret Ada WORKMAN 26 October 1896, 49 |
| B61. |
Mary, w/o S. SEYMOUR of Brandon Terrace in the parish, 24 February 1898, 71 Samuel, h, above, 1827 - 1908 |
| B62. |
Charlotte Augusta BLIZARD 8 December 1896, 79 Louisa Alice w/o Daniel COGHLAN d/o Charlotte A. BLIZARD 22 January 1914, 67 |
| B63. |
Mary Louise McLACHLAN 23 March 1871 - 21 February 1873 Major, A. Charles McLACHLAN, M.C 18th Hussars, 6 November 1873 - 18 June 1950 Arthur Cecil McLACHLAN, 20 October 1877 - 1 June 1953 George A. McLACHLAN, 11 May 1875 - 28 May 1967, 87 |
| B64. |
FENWICK Family Plot [Most of these inscriptions are faint] Side 1 John Edward Addison FENWICK of Thirlestaine House, Cheltenham, for nearly 40yrs Vicar of Needwood Co, Stafford [Barton under Needwood] 28 June 1824 - [looks like 18] May 1893 Side 2 Catherine Somerset WYITENBACH, w/o The Rev'd E.A. FENWICK of Thurlestaine House, Cheltenham & d/o Sir Thomas PHILLIPPS, Bart, F.R.S, of Middle Hill, Co, Worcester 26 April 1823 - 4 June 1913 Side 3 Thomas Fitzroy Phillipps FENWICK, 3rd s/o Rev'd John Edward Addison FENWICK of Thurlestaine House Cheltenham, 30 August 1856 - 1 September 1938 Side 4 Lucy Clara, d/o Colonel George Fenwick DALLAS & 2nd w/o Thomas Fitzroy FENWICK, formerly w/o Charles Edward Emery HALSTED & mother of Stella PARDOE & Molly HAYWOOD 3 May 1872 - 4 November 1955 Side 5 Martyn John Edward FENWICK, Lt Col, late Dorsetshire Regt. A Magistrate for the County of Bedford 30 April 1851 - no death date also of Alys Judith his d, 22 January 1884 - 16 April 1934 Side 6 [inscription very faint] Barbara Catherine w/o Fit Ph? FENWICK of Thurlestaine House, Cheltenham, 8 March 1873 - 2 February 1982 Side 7 Maud, w/o Lt Colonel Martyn John Edward FENWICK January 1859 - 18 July 1919 Side 8 Captain Mansel FENWICK of The Royal Sussex Regt & 10th Sudanese who died at Hilpost [Hilport] Egypt 28 July 1896 age 36 in the Somgola Expedition and was reinterred here 25 May 1898. Separate Memorial, same Plot Major, Gilbert Edward FENWICK, M.C, Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, 26 March 1956, 61 Separate Memorial, same Plot Captain M.A.G.B. FENWICK Royal Sussex Regt and 10th Soudanese Battalion Died July 1896, 36 Olive Agnes Emmeline FENWICK 26 July 1918, 86 |
| B65. |
Gladys Florence NICHOLLS who died at sea 2 November 1959, 58 Victor Thomas NICHOLLS 15 October 1893 - 29 March 1976 |
| B66. |
War Death Lt Col W.W.G. GRIFFITH, 32nd Lancers 1st eldest s/o Col J.G.E. GRIFFITH who fell in action, commanding his regiment in Mesopotamia 22 April 1917 Colonel J.G.E. GRIFFITH late Indian Staffs Corps 19 February 1902. Erected in fond memory by his wife & sons Fanny Augusta GRIFFITH, w, who died at Clapton Wick, Somerset. 9 February 1936, 95 |
| B67. |
War Death Major, Robert Le Mesurier WILLOUGHBY 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, 3rd s/o Admiral J.B. WILLOUGHBY, 16 October 1846 - 28 August 1913 |
| B68. |
Hubert Clarence VISICK, L.D.S. of Eastbourne, 23 July 1948, 68 Lilian May, w, January 1952, 69 |
| B69. |
War Grave Private TR/8/31064 F.W. HALL Hampshire Regt, died 20 November 1918 |
| B70. |
War Grave Maurice Desmond QUILL, Captain Royal Marine Artillery who was on active service for nearly 4 years of the Great War and died from injuries sustained while on duty 17 July 1918 age 22 Mariah Muir Randolph QUILL, 14 January 1972, 72 A most wonderful devoted mother |
| B71. |
War Death Alan James CARLES, Lt, Royal Navy who died at sea in H.M.Submarine E.22 23 April 1916, 22 Richard Eric CARLES, Military Cross 14 December 1924, 32 |
| B72. |
Charles Frederick PARKINSON Major General, late 95th Foot [Derbyshire Regt] 16 July 1837 - 15 March 1903 Joanna, w, 6 February 1921 |
| B73. |
War Grave Captain J.F. DEARDEN, D.S.O., M.C & 2 Bars Royal Fusiliers, 6 October 1919, 23 |
| B74. |
Brig Gen, Hastings READ, G.S & Indian Army 24 October 1928, 76 Ada Mary, w, 14 March 1949, 93 Beatrice Annie STUART, sister of Ada READ 31 May 1943 |
| B75. |
Brig General Francis Henry HALL, G.B., C.V.O. Royal Artillery, 19 November 1919, 67 |
| B76. |
June, 2nd d/o George Henry & Ellen ORMEROD of Rossendale Lancashire, 9 October 1934 Richard Oliver, 2nd s, 20 November 1935 Margaret Sophia, d, 10 July 1942 Emily Laurencena, youngest d, 1 August 194* |
| B77. |
2nd Lt, Robert GORDON, The Seaforth Highlanders killed in action at Ypres, Belgium, age 21 |
| B78. |
Brig General Alexander John H. SWINEY, C.B., C.S.L., C.M.G., Royal Engineers, 1933, 67 |
| B79. |
Humphery St John WILDING, Commissioner Chinese Maritime Customs, 10 May 1884 - 19 June 1941 |
| B80. |
War Death Flt Lieut Jack W. HATHORN, s/o James C.M. HATHORN killed while flying 4 December 1940, 28 |
| B81. |
War Death Gerald Meade GLOSTER, C.M.G Brig General, late Devon Regt 14 April 1928, 63 also his son Gerald Charles Edward GLOSTER Lt, Devonshire Regt, who fell in action near Ypres, 6 November 1917, 20 and has no known grave |
| B82. |
Two War Deaths Woodforde George Du BOULAY Colonel, Royal Engineers 18 December 1848 - 6 September 1923 also his sons Arthur & Hubert who died in the Great War Rose, w/o above 27 November 1932, 73 Additional information with kind permission of the C.W.G.C Arthur Houssemayne Major [Brevet Lt Col] A.Q.M.G. 3rd Army, G.H.Q., Royal Engineers died 25 October 1918, 38 Officer of the Order of Agricultural Merit [France] Officer of Leopold II with Palm [Belgium], Croix De Guerre [Belgium] Husband of Blanche nee HORNING of 3 West Halken Street, Belgrave Square, London Buried at Fillievres British Cemetery, France Hubert Lionel Houssemayne, 2nd Lt 3rd attached to the 1st Wiltshire Regt s/o above of Marchmount, Cheltenham Commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France |
INSIDE THE CHURCH
| C1. |
Frances Money EVANS / aged XXVI years. / Fanny Rolande / aged II years. Frederick Lloyd Gambier / aged IX months. Wife and Children of / Henry Lloyd EVANS / Major XVIIth Regiment / Bombay Infantry / All died together June XXth A.D. MDCCCLVII / at Cawnpoor / being Crushed / by the fall of the Roof of the Barracks / struck down by Cannon Shot / on the XVIth day of the Siege: Thus by God's Mercy / they were rescued from / the final Massacre her brother Charles Henry Fitz Roy GAMBIER Lieutenant XXXVIIIth Regt, Bengal Infantry / Mortally wounded in the assault of Delhi: Died XVIIIth Septr. A.D. MDCCCLVII aged XXIII years [Ed: we have a photograph of the Evans Memorial] |
| C2. |
John BOWEN, Esqr, Commander Royal Navy, who having served his sovereigns and country with honour and fidelity departed this life at Charlton Kings 18 November 1843, 56 Deeply and sincerely regretted by all who knew him This tablet is erected by his afflicted and affectionate widow Mors Janua Vitae Rachel, widow of Captain John BOWEN 31 January 1861, 60 |
| C3. |
In a vault in the adjoining churchyard are interred the remains of Richard Holt LOMAX, Esqr of Town Head, Richdale, Lancashire who departed this life at Cheltenham 18 February 1854, 53 Hannah, w, who died at St Leonards on Sea 3 September 1862, 59 |
| C4. |
George Backhouse WITTS 6 September 1912 Sybil Catherine, w, 27 July 1926 Connected to this parish for many years |
| C5. |
William Frind Charles BURLTON-BENNET Captain 6th Royal Warwickshire Regt 26 August 1876, 42 also his mother Marian Colmore BURLTON-BENNET 15 August 1867, 52 |
| C6. |
In loving memory of Elsie who passed away and was buried at sea Lat36° 7'N Long 12° 39'W, April 30 1913, 24 w/o Ludlow E. HOLT by whom this tablet is erected, d/o T.W. & Rosetta BRYAN of this parish "Until the sea give up her dead" |
| C7. |
This tablet erected by his widow as a slight tribute of affectionate remembrance is dedicated to the memory of Edward Randyll WYLDE, Esquire, Royal Navy of Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham and formerly of Tettenhall Staffordshire who died at Anglesey, Hants, 1 July 1853 His remains are interred in a Vault in this churchyard |
| C8. |
Anne SADLER relict of the late Rev'd J.H. SADLER d/o Robert RICH, Esqr, 27 September 1847, 57 This tablet was erected as a memorial of love and affection by her surviving son and daughter |
| C9. |
The Rev'd James Hayes SADLER, M.A of Portman Square, London and Keynsham Bury, Cheltenham. He was second s/o The Rev'd Samuel Farmer SADLER, M.A. Rector of Matson and Vicar of Sandhurst in this county. Born January 5th 1795 Died at Cheltenham after a few days illness age 26, 1845 Deeply lamented by his family & friends This tablet is erected by his mourning widow as a tribute of love and affection. [Ed: Keynsham Bury is/was an address in London Road: q.v. Cheltenham: Slaters Commercial Directory, 1858-1859] |
| C10. |
Elizabeth eldest d/o the late James WHITAKER, Esqr of Spark Brook House, Warwickshire, 13 February 1837, 66 Alice WHITAKER of Wallworth House, Cheltenham 16 January 1853, 79 Mary WHITAKER of Walworth House, Cheltenham 14 September 1861, 85 |
| C11. |
Ann LONGWORTH, relict of Francis LONGWORTH, Esquire of Cotswold House, Cheltenham, 3 October 1852, 78 This tablet is erected by her sons and daughters as a slight tribute of affection and esteem for a most beloved parent |
| C12. |
Holland, Quatre Bras, Waterloo, Asseerchur. Edward Nevil MACREADY, Major in her Majesty's Service, late 30th Regiment. This Tablet is dedicated by her, whom he has left to mourn thro' life his irreparable loss. Soldier, go home; with thee the fight is won [Ed: The Battle of Quatre Bras (the name of a crossroads in Wallonia, Belgium was in 1815; the Siege of Asseerghur 9th April 1819] |
| C13. |
Martha ROLLS who mortal remains rest in a vault in the adjoining cemetery This tablet is dedicated by her only surviving daughter |
| C14. |
In a Vault in this church are deposited the remains of the Reverend Thomas LONGWORTH Vicar of Bromfield, Salop, 7 November 1865, 59 This tablet is erected by his widow as a slight tribute of affection to the memory of a loved and lamented husband |
| C15. |
Thomas Smalley POTTER, Squire, formerly of Stormer Hill in the county of Lancaster and late of East Court, Charlton Kings, 9 December 1849, 61 His remains are deposited in a Vault in the adjoining churchyard, also of his widow Elizabeth POTTER 18 August 1858, 54 |
| C16. |
Margaret w/o James HILL, Esqr of Dublin and d/o John & Lucy NUGENT of Epsom, Surry who died at Cheltenham 27 July 1834, 30 Her remains are deposited in a vault in the church. This tablet is erected as a tribute of affection by her attached sisters |
| C17. |
In a vault in the adjoining churchyard of the church are deposited the remains of Susan w/o John George KENTISH, Esqr, 20 August 1849 John Henry George KENTISH, infant and only son of the above who died at Nice, 29 March 1849 |
| C18. |
Lt, Franklin Knight KIRBY, 93rd Highlanders, only s/o the late Lt Col, Thomas Cox KIRBY, K.K., He died of Typhus Fever at the age of 19 while serving with his regiment in Crimea 16 February 1855 |
| C19. |
John CAMPBELL Esqr, Captain, Royal Marines who died in London August 27th 1848, and lies buried in the church-yard Catherine, w, 5 November 1880, 81 d/o the late Col, W.J. Tauzia SAVARY of Wilmington, Kent |
| C20. |
Sacred to the memory of Frances w/o J.B.G. FERRYMAN of Cheltenham and d/o the late John RICE of Toolong in the County of Surrey, Esqr, 11 July 1825, 43 It has pleased Almighty God to take her to himself leaving an afflicted husband and three infant children to lament and to be ever deeply senfible of their irreparable lofs Marianne Susette, youngest d, 5 June 1837, 15 [Ed: John Barke Gustavus FERRYMAN mar Frances RICE 28 Nov 1813 at St Paul Covent Garden, Westminster (ex. IGI) Perhaps 'Toolong' is 'Tooting'?] |
| C21. |
Lady Mary MORGELL, w/o Thomas MORGELL, Esqr late Major in the 8th Hussars and second d/o the late Earl of Lestowell. She departed life at Charlton Kings 31 July 1841, 55 Her remains are deposited in a Vault in this church yard |
| C22. |
Lt Col Thomas Cox KIRBY, K.H late of Her Majesty's Service who departed the life at Cheltenham XIX November MDCCI age LXVII His remains are interred in a Vault in the adjoining churchyard Mary Ann KIRBY, w, 6 January 1861, 68 |