Some Memorial Inscriptions - Stanton, Gloucestershire
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| A1. |
Hester ROGERS, youngest d/o John and Mary MOORE, 3 March 1857, 79 John MOORE, 7 April 1849, 86 Thomas MOORE, 26 September 1847, 75 |
| A2. |
William EVANS, 18 August 1871, 59 |
| A3. |
Sophia EVANS, 14 February 1855, 78 Ann, w/o Joseph EVANS, 11 February 1860, 66 |
| A4. |
Francis HINE of this parish 17 June 1867, 97 Alice, w, 15 January, [looks like] 1852, 89 |
| A5. |
Sarah, w/o Thomas MARTIN, 19 July 1876, 70 |
| A6. |
Maurice DAY, 7 October 1893, 48 Maurice, s, 17 October 1891, 15 |
| A7. |
Frederick BEARD, 12 August 1886, 56 Elizabeth, w, 29 July 1916, 84 |
| A8. |
Mary Wilder THOROLD Of Stanton Court, 1899 - 1963 Guy Frederick, h, 1898 - 1970 |
| A9. |
Reginald WYNNIATT Of Stanton and Dymock, 4 June 1881, 68 |
| A10. |
Thomas WYNNIATT of Stanton 26 December 1880, 50 |
| A11. |
Edwin & Henry Arkell WALKER s/o Edwin & Ann WALKER of Little Washbourn Edwin, died 21 January 1861, 24 Henry Arkell, died 20 November 1883, 37 Ann, w/o Edwin WALKER of Little Washbourn And of Sarah Elizabeth his 2nd wife. Ann, died 8 July 1862, 52 Sarah Elizabeth, died, 2 December 1884 58 Edwin, above, died at Washbourne 31 December 1892, 79 Sarah, w/o William WALKER of Berry Wormington 15 June 1920, 72 |
| A12. |
Richard SHARP, 15 February 1786 - 6 December 1862 Ann, w, 28 April 1793 - 12 June 1851 |
| A13. |
Ann, d/o Samuel & Elizabeth TROUGHTON 13 May 1870, 26 Ellen Sarah, d, 13 December 1884 |
| A14. |
Charles SHARP of this parish 29 April 1873, 52 |
| A15. |
[stone very weather worn: some of this transcription may be incorrect] Robert BANNING, 26 May 1848, 26 Mary, w, 8 November 1883, 81 |
| A16. |
Robert BANNING late of Buckland, 11 July 1880, 37 |
| A17. |
John SHARP, 27 June 1812, 84 Ann, w, 8 November 1826, 61 Thomas, s, 16 June 1848, 83 |
| A18. |
Henry, s/o Henry & Mary HARRISON 6 September 1867, 20 Thomas, s, 1 October 1873, 24 |
| A19. |
John HARRISON, 4 Oct 1922, 62 Ellen, w, 16 April 1936, 74 |
| A20. |
Kate, 1888 - 1955 Wife of George Edward STOTT 5th Baronet of Stanton George Edward, above, 1887 - 1957 |
| A21. |
War Grave Philip Nicholson STOTT 2nd Lt, 2/10th Manchester Regiment s/o Philip Sidney & Hannah Nicholson STOTT of Stanton Court who died at Southport, 21 March 1915, 19 |
| A22. |
Robert WARD. A. A., J.P., of Sodstone, Penbrokshire 20 July 1825 - 16 July 1904 eldest s/o the Rev'd Barnard John WARD Elizabeth, w, 2 October 1925 or 1927 |
| A23. |
Sarah, w/o William GRIMMITT d/o the late William & Lucy DOUGHTY of this parish, 22 February 1828 - 19 January 1897 |
| A24. |
William DOUGHTY, 27 June 1889, 91 Lucy, w, 15 December 1890, 90 |
| A25. |
Dorothy & Reginald WIDDOWSON Who died in the spring of 1996 age 80 and 86 After 56 happy years of marriage |
| A26. |
Richard ROGERS, 22 November 1826, 57 |
| A27. |
Richard JACKSON, 19 June 1711, 29 Richard JACKSON, 23 January 1715. Anna JACKSON an aged widow 27 March 1720 William JACKSON, 17 April 1727 Thomas JACKSON, 12 January 1729 Elizabeth, w/o John JACKSON, 25 June 1775 Benjamin Richard JACKSON 10 November 1784, 18 Hannah JACKSON, 22 June 1787, 46 Richard JACKSON, 3 April 1788 Elizabeth JACKSON, 21 April 1789 This stone was erected and five other Headstones & Tombs Restored by J & R. JACKSON of Cheltenham in 1883 |
| A28. |
Tomb Stone Francis JACKSON, 1597 John JACKSON, 1598 Eleanor JACKSON 1588 William JACKSON, Yeoman 1602, [looks like] 51 John JACKSON, 21 July 1614 Next side Joan JACKSON, 1604 Joan JACKSON, 1615 [unable to read any more] Next side Richard JACKSON, 27 April 1626 Thomas JACKSON, 3 March 1636 Ann, widow of Richard JACKSON, 8 April 1641 Jane JACKSON, 19 October 1642 Richard JACKSON, 13 December 1658 Ann, w/o Richard JACKSON 25 February 1666 Richard, s/o Richard JACKSON 10 February 1679 Elizabeth, w/o Richard JACKSON, 18 December 1687 |
INSIDE THE CHURCH
| B1. |
Reginald WYNNIATT, Rector of this parish 1 February 1810 age 81 Frances, his relict and 2nd d/o Thomas PHILLIPS Of Eaton Bishop in the County of Hereford, Esqr 185*, 79 |
| B2. |
In a vault in the churchyard the body of the Reverend Bernard John WARD, M.A., Vicar of Peterchurch in the County of Hereford. Third surviving son of the late Hon, Robert WARD of Bangor Castle in the County of Down Son of the first Viscount Bangor He married 31 August 1824, Isabella Frances, youngest d/o the late Robert PHILLIPS Esqr of Longworth in the County of Hereford and died 24 January 1832, 33 leaving three sons and one daughter. His widow affectionately inscribes this memorial |
| B3. |
In the Porch The late Miss Elizabeth MILLS of the Manor House in this parish By her Will, bearing the date of the 31st of May 1895, bequeathed the following Charitable Legacies £300 to the parish of Stanton, the interest to be applied in the purchase of coal for the poor £300, to the Stanton National School £300 to the parish of Stanton the interest to be applied in the purchase of blankets for the poor and one third of the residue of her estate for the restoration of Stanton Parish Church £500 to Gloucester Infirmary £500 to Cheltenham General Hospital £500 to Tewkesbury Dispensary £500 to the Childrens Hospital Gloucester £500 to Winchcomb Rural Hospital £500 to Kings College Hospital, London £500 to Dr Barnardo's Homes £500 to Muller's Orphanage, Bristol £500 to the Society for the propogation of the Gospel in foreign parts £200 for the erection of stained glass windows in Stanton Church The above were all left Free of Legacy Duty |