Thomas HOBBS, of Tiddington, 21 Jan 1855, 69
Sussannah, daughter, 7 July 1855, 18
Hannah, 15 Dec 1870, 71
Separate Grave
Henry, son, of Tiddington,
27 April 1850, 15
Edwin, 19 May 1852, 23 [Auth: on stone, location is spelt "Fliddington" -
in which case it may be intended for 'Fiddington' - Ed]
The following MIs were kindly contributed by Alf Beard, 25th April 2007.
Entries supply name, date of death, and age. Abbreviations: w=wife; h=husband; s=son; d=daughter; &c.
Samuel BAYLIS, late of Northway
22 August 1816, 59
Elizabeth, w, 15 March 1827, 69
John, s/o John & Mary BAYLISS
Grandson of above died 186* [this area had flaked off]
Elizabeth, w/o William RUSSELL
Of Aston-on-Carrant and for 30 years a
Faithful and esteemed Servant in the family of the
Late Richard BALDWYN, 24 Sept 1865, 58
Eleanor, w/o John GREENING
Of Northway, 1 Nov 1873, 57
John, above, of Northway, 16 May 1901, 97
Alfred, only son, 17 Jan 1926, 74
Emily Maud, w/o Alfred GREENING
7 Sept 1933, 67
William GREENING, 27 Oct 1886, 76
James WASLEY
Who for a period of over fifty years faithfully
Discharged the duties of Clerk & Sexton in this parish
And died at the age of 86 being buried on Christmas Day 1893
This stone is erected by a number of parishioners and friends
Tragic War Death at Sea
William BOWLES, 12 Sept 1896, 47
Margaret, d/o William & Alice BOWLES
who with her husband George A PHILLPOTT were lost
off the Irish Mail Boat, Leinster, 10 Oct 1918
This ship was torpedoed by a U Boat and sank with a loss of 501 lives,
after leaving Ireland. The ship was called the Royal Mail Ship, Leinster
Harry Warry STEWARD, of Terhill, Cheltenham
Colonel, 1st South Stafford Regt, s/o Rev'd C.H. STEWARD
9 Feb 1859 - 21 Dec 1915
Captain Charles Knowles STEWARD, D.S.O., M.C
The 24th Regt, only son of Col H.W. & Elizabeth STEWARD
who is buried near this spot
Captain Charles Knowles STEWARD, D.S.O., M.C
The 24th Regt, 12 Sept 1892 - 1 August 1929
Cunitta Charlotte Atwood STEWARD, wife
5 April 1893 - 20 March 1947
Colonel Henry Gillum WEBB of Walton House in this parish
Formerly of the 36th Regt, and late commanding 3rd Battalion
(Milit[i]a) Worcestershire Regt, 15 Sept 1842 - 18 March 1904
Florence, w, 17 Dec 1936, 80
War Grave
2nd Lieut, C.F. HUTCHINGS, M.M.,
Royal Garrison Artillery 15 Jan 1919
also, Louisa age 17
Ian John HUTCHINGS, 29 Sept 1924, 68
Sarah, 1936
Annie 1938
War Death
Joseph HALLING, 14 March 1968, 79
And his brother William, who lost his life
in a Naval Engagement off Coponel [Ed: probably Coronel] 1 Nov 1914, 28
[CWGC information] Able Seaman 221206
H.M.S. Monmouth, Royal Navy, s/o Thomas
& Jane of Ashchurch Road, Tewkesbury, Glos
Commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial, Devon
War Death
Fanny WHITING, 23 June 1963, 78
And of our father Paul Thomas BEVAN killed in action
1914. [No known grave]
(CWGC information) Pte 5520, 1st Gloucestershire Regt
killed 21/12/1914 age 30. Husband of Fanny of
39 Albany Street, Gloucester, Born at May Hill Glos
Commemorated on the Le Touret Memorial, France
Richard RIMELL
Of Aston on Carrant, 29 March 1860, 71
Mary RIMELL (née PHILLIPS of Broadway), wife
15 March 1880, 87
Ellen Jane RIMELL, d, 11 May 1881, 48
Richard Edward RIMELL, eldest s/o above
8 June 1884, 50
Military Brass Plaque
John Milton JAMES PASI [as transcribed], 16 Royal Warwickshire Regt
Elder s/o John & Leorna JAMES. Born at Hailes
5 May 1885, killed in action in France, 23 Jan 1916
and buried in the Citadel Cemetery, west of the village
of Carnoy, near Bray-Sur-Somme
"Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay
down his life for his friends"
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