Some Memorial Inscriptions - Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire
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Martha BAYLIS, the mother of George BAYLIS, 15 March 1834, 76 Catherine, d/o George and Phoebe BAYLIS, 4 Oct 1834, 18 Benjamin, s, 15 Jan 1830, 20 Phoebe (The wife of George BAYLIS) 19 August 1841, 52 George BAYLIS, above, 5 Jan 1857, 70 |
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Martha KEILTY, 4 Jan 1895, 91 |
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Mary WHITE, 28 July 1835, 71 She was the daughter of Samuel & Mary BROOKES Who remains lie buried here |
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John COOPER, 10 Sept 1864, 66 Mary, w, 18 Jan 1828, 32 |
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Susannah, w/o Henry Goodear BUSBY 14 Jan 1864, 61 Henry Goodear BUSBY 10 April 1986, 69 |
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Henry Goodear BUSBY, 15 June 1821, 66 George Goodear BUSBY who died in London 20 June 1840, 37 Edwin, brother who died in London 16 August 1864, 59 Both were interred in the family vault at Kensal Green Eleanor, w/o H.G. BUSBY, 10 August 1817, 52 Benjamin, 2nd s, [unable to read any more, stone weather worn] |
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William ROBINS late of Dorn, 30 June 1823, 82 Mary, w, 2 Oct 1834, 82 William ROBERTS, Gent, s, 12 June 1825, 45 Mary MILLER, 4 May 1850, 71 |
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Mr Thomas HEMMING Of Coldcote Farm, in this parish 26 Feb 1854, 60 Martha HEMMING, 22 March 1863, 51 |
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John SHIRLEY A respected inhabitant of this town 25 April 1852, 70 |
INSIDE THE CHURCH
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Tablet Thomas Gabriel GUNTER, Esqr Formerly of Calcutta and afterwards of this town 5 Feb 1837, 51 Sarah, w, who died at Calcutta, 24 Jan 1822, 37 |
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John Jefferies HOOPER, Esquire, Native of this town, 9 Jan 1845, 62 This tablet is dedicated to his memory by his affectionate widow, Henrietta who desirous of fulfilling the wishes of her much lamented husband, has invested in the name of Rev'd Samuel Wilson WARNEFORD, L.L.D, Rector of Bourton and Moreton in Marsh with five other gentlemen the sum of two hundred pounds, 3 per ct consols of the Bank of England, in trust. The interest thereof for ever to be distributed by the Rector, Churchwardens of this parish for the time being on the 3rd day of December, annually in fuel and clothing to ten poor persons of the town and parish of Moreton in Marsh |