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Some Memorial Inscriptions - Longborough, Gloucestershire St James's Churchyard Collected by Alf Beard, Rosemary Lockie, and others. See Gloucestershire GENUKI Service Providers for contact details.

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The following MIs were kindly contributed by Alf Beard, 25th May 2007. Entries supply name, date of death, and age. Abbreviations: w=wife; h=husband; s=son; d=daughter; &c. A1. War Grave Gunner 1730739 O. CASTLE, Royal Artillery 3 April 1941, 34 A2. John AKERMAN, 30 April 1907, 82 Mary Ann, w, 24 March 1901, 72 A3. Annie Eleanor STOKES, 10 March 1887, 11 months Adelaide Mary STOKES, 22 November 1888, 5yrs Sidney Owen STOKES, 30 November 1888, 9 months A4. Robert WATTS of the Home Farm, Sezincote 26 January 1886, 79 Tabitha, w, 2 May 1882, 68 A5. Henry DABELL who died at Moreton in Marsh 22 February 1888, 44 A6. Elizabeth, w/o William CHURN of Sezincote, 8 September 1886, 53 William, above, 18 January 1895, 76 A7. William NEWMAN, 2 April 1893, 60 A8. Elizabeth, widow of the late Stephen HOWES Who died Easter Eve, 24 April 1886, 88 A9. Richard EDGINTON, 12 July 1871, 70 Leah, w, 4 February 1883, 82 A10. Joseph Arthur, s/o Joseph and Charlotte HALE 21 March 1878, 16 James Frederick, s/o Joseph & Margaret HALE who died in a fatal accident 8 December 1866, 18 A11. Eliza DAUBNEY, 7 August 1892, 77 A12. Mary Ann, w/o Samuel MARSHAL 1 January 1873, 59 Samuel, above, 3 September 1876, 59 A13. Richard RIMELL, 20 March, [looks like] 1862, 63 A14. This stone is erected by M.A. NEWMAN in Affectionate remembrance of her dearly beloved mother, Ann NEWMAN, 4 January 1867, 79 A15. John, 2nd s/o Samuel & Mary SHELTON 19 December 1842, 32 Charles, youngest son, 10 July 1856, 47 Thomas, 9 February 1868, 55 A16. Mary, only d/o Samuel & Mary SHELTON of Luckley, 12 March 1828, 4yrs Samuel, eldest son, 9 April 1834, 24 A17. Samuel SHELTON of Luckley Farm 14 April 1867, 87 Mary, w, 9 January 1875, 83 INSIDE THE CHURCH B1. Sacred to the Memory of Sir Charles COCKERELL, Baronet, 6 January 1837, 82 He went early in life to India and married a daughter of Sir Charles BLUNT, Bart, who died at Calcutta, where after having filled very high and important situations. He returned to England and in 1808 married the Honorable Harriet RUSHOUT, daughter of the Lord Northwick by whom he had three children Charles RUSHOUT, married the daughter of The Lord Foley, Harriet Anne, married to Viscount Deerhurst, son of the Earl of Coventry, and Eliza Maria who died the 13 June 1832 in the 17th year of her age [We have a Photograph of the COCKERELL Memorial]

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