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Some Memorial Inscriptions - Redmarley d'Abitot, Gloucestershire St Bartholomew'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, 1st December 2007. Entries supply name, date of death, and age. Abbreviations: w=wife; h=husband; s=son; d=daughter; &c. A1. Emma, w/o A.D. DOBBINS & d/o Timothy and Mary ROBINSON of The Heath, 26 September 1909, 56 A2. Anne Farmer, w/o Rev'd James COMMELINE late Rector of this parish, 2 March 1845, 81 A3. Stephen HILL, 30 May 1828, 50 Elizabeth, w, 24 March, [looks like 1840, 66] A4. G. DOWDESWELL Esqr of the Down House in this parish, 6 February 1852, 86 George Francis DOWDSWELL 5 October 1891, 62 Mary Ann Rose, widow of George DOWDSWELL, Esqr of the Down House, 25 May 1893, 89 A5. John BOSLEY of The Mill in this parish, 9 August 1777, 45 A6. William REDDING, late of The Mill in This parish, 1 March 1825, 77 Nancy, w, & d/o John & Jane BOSLEY 11 October 1825, 65 A7. Jane, w/o John BOSLEY 13 December 1769, [looks like 41] A8. Elizabeth, w/o John SHAILL of [ London !!] in this parish, Yeoman 29 December 1780, 45 John SHAILL, 2 December 1821, 82 [Ed: possibly 'Little London', just up the road from Redmarley in the Ledbury direction] A9. Francies [as inscribed] WESTON 4 July 1821, 80 Fanny WESTON, w, 29 May 1823, 80 A10. Sarah, w/o Richard DAY & d/o Jn, & Margaret MAYO 20 March 1764, 44 John MAYO, Jnr, 13 December 1801, 86 A11. Ann, w/o John WESTON of this parish 20 June 1848, 69 Mary, d, 15 June 1836, age ** Elizabeth, d, died in infancy A12. Sarah, w/o William MAYO of this parish, February 1845, 57 A13. Robert George EVANS, 9 May 1966, 79 Ida Rosalie, 15 January 1980, 87 A14. Henry WILLIS, s/o William & Mary Ann WILLIS 20 May 1867, 17 also, eight of their children who died in their infancy A15. Richard ROBINSON, 27 February 1857, 86 Lydia, w, 16 May 1840, 58 A16. John COLWELL of The Rock 22 February 1892 Emily, w, 24 April 1919 William George, s, 18 July 1900 Agnes, d, 13 October 1950 Elizabeth Emily COLWELL 22 November 1953 A17. Georgina, w/o William Dipple STEPHENS 8 August 1889, 58 William Dipple, above, 11 March 1908, 86 A18. Elizabeth, d/o Richard & Elizabeth PRICE Of this parish, 16 September 1850 [looks like 51] George PRICE, 22 March 1868, 24 A19. William John REYNOLDS 5 October 1848 - 8 April 1889 A20. John HEALING, 12 October 1891, 46 A21. Rhoda York, w/o John Charles JOHNSON 25 June 1896, 26 A22. Elizabeth YOUNG 11 January 1881 - 26 September 1896 A23. William WATKINS, 15 August 1893, 79 Hannah, w, 15 May 1893, 78 A24. Mary, w/o John TURNER of Kings Green in this parish 23 June 1902, 64 A25. Henry ROBINSON of Pell Grove in this parish, 3 December 1902, 58 Margaret, w, 21 July 1923, 83 A26. Elizabeth, w/o John VOYCE 18 November 1902, 72 John VOYCE, 15 August 1910, 80 A27. William Alder HOW 24 March 1906, 86 Eleanor, w, 4 November 1892, 77 Frances HOW nee HASKARD, w, 22 August 1922, 79 A28. [this stone is nearly face down on the ground] Mary Ann, w/o William HORTON 24 July 1906, 84 William HORTON, above, 24 December 1909, 84 A29. William HODGES, of Everess Farm 13 June 1908, 87 A30. Fanny, w/o Benjamin NUNN 2 June 1907, 61 Benjamin NUNN, above, of Drury Lane in this parish 31 May 1927, 84 A31. Sarah Ann, w/o William Dipple BOSLEY of The Oakes in this parish 26 August 1904, 74 also an infant son of above William Dipple BOSLEY, above 7 February 1910, 82 A32. John Edwin Bundy POOLE Late of Durbridge Mill Farm 5 November 1978. Vida, w, 13 April 1985 A33. Henry Morton NIBLETTE, M.A Rector of this place, 1882 - 1926 Died 24 January 1941, 86 Marian, w, 3 June 1942, 82 A34. Kathleen, d/o Edward & Harriet FIELD 19 April 1928, 20 Doris, her sister, 18 May 1988, 85 A35. James COX, 23 April 1931, 91 Emily Jane, w, 11 April 1935, 72 A36. Mary E. DAWE, 29 August 1968, 59 A37. William Smith DAVIS, 11 September 1927, 72 Catherine, w, 8 April 1929, 70 A38. John HOW 6 December 1841 - 13 January 1911 Annie, d, 19 June 1870 - 9 November 1916 Jane, widow of above, 14 October 1933, 86 A39. Caroline DANIELS, 9 August 1910, 84 A40. Richard BEARD, 20 July 1910, 61 Rosa, w, 24 December 1931, 89 A41. Ada Annie, w/o Richard John BEARD 2 July 1934, 54 Richard John BEARD, above, 27 December 1961, 83 A42. Sarah Ann LANE, 25 April 1926, 90 Mary CARTER, 5 October 1944, 78 Alice Rose MASON, 29 March 1945, 68 Win MASON, 1910 - 1987 Beat MASON, 1903 - 1989 A43. Lily Mary Ann BROWNING 24 January 1939, 54 William Charles BROWNING 23 July 1949, 62 Rest in peace our beloved parents A44. John DENNIS of The Twynings, Redmarley 1861 - 1945 A45. William DEVEREUX, 29 August 1945, 67 Emily, w, 10 January 1968, 86 Separate Memorial, same Grave Elsie DEVEREUX, 1904 - 1979, mother of Joyce Bill DEVEREUX, h, 1906 - 1986 A46. Henry George WATKINS 25 March 1953, 62 Gladys, w, 23 August 1978, 76 A47. Harry KENDRICK, 4 June 1953, 72 also of G.W & I.F. KENDRICK A48. Winifred Mary BEARD, 29 October 1955, 43 Lewis William BEARD, 20 October 1995, 86 A49. Elizabeth EDWARDS, 23 March 1956 Her son, John Henry, 1 October 1967, 54 A50. William WATKINS, 22 March 1955, 78 Ann, w, 19 April 1964, 85 A51. Edith Mary DAWE, 18 April 1954, 58 Arthur Sidney DAWE, 20 October 1982, 85 A52. Thomas William WORDLEY 8 November 1951, 77 Ellen. w, 25 May 1959, 84 A53. John TAYLOR, 30 August 1951, 72 Amelia Hannah, w, 11 December 1963, 80 Richard David John TAYLOR, grandson 23 June 1979, 19 A54. Canon James Leford DWYER, 1859 - 1949 Adelaide Eleanor, w, 1859 - 1948 Eileen Adelaide DWYER, d, 1884 - 1949 Hilda Beatrice HOGAN, 1887 - 1973 A55. Elizabeth COTTON, mother of Elsie BULLOUGH 27 February 1864 - 26 April 1922 A56. Florence Louisa NEWBURY, 17 May 1936 Eldest d/o Thomas NEWBURY, late Major, 8th Madras Cavalry A57. Richard John BEARD 18.10.1902 - 5.2.1984 Richard John, s, 10.7.1939 - 19.3.2003 Separate Memorial, same Grave Our dear mum Mary WILLIAMS (BEARD) 1914 - 2005 A58. John EDWARDS of Brangwells 20 May 1931, 81 Eliza Harriet, w, 9 January 1911, 75 A59. John WOODWARD 16 February 1903, 75 Elizabeth, d, 30 November 1900, 38 Elizabeth, w, 26 July 1909, 81 A60. Charles DAWE, h/o Ellen DAWE 8 March 1898, 64 Ellen, above, 10 February 1910, 75 A61. Ellen WATKINS, 21 July 1890, 71 A62. William HOLLAND 1813 - 1890 Sarah, w, 1818 - 1880 A63. [inscription for Arthur, weather damaged] Arthur Geoffrey ROBINSON 5 January [looks like 1880] Joseph Claude ROBINSON 14 September 1898 - 6 February 1900 A64. Joseph ROBINSON of the Post Office, for 22 years Clerk of this parish. 5 June 1854 - 9 June 1900 A65. Edith Emily, w/o Joseph ROBINSON 22 March 1854 - 8 April 1884 A66. Archibald Kennedy ANKETELL eldest s/o Henry K. ANKETELL, sometime Curate of this parish and Amy his wife killed at Durbridge 21 April 1878 and buried here 28 March aged 6yrs & 6months A67. [all except the below inscription, has flaked off] Betty WHITTLE, 23 September 1779, 23 A68. Thomas HENDY, 6 September 1776, 66 [the other inscription has eroded] A69. John STEPHENS, 28 April 1785, [[age eroded] A70. [most of the inscription has eroded] Stephen STEPHENS of this parish, 4 December, [looks like 1813, 71] Ma--, w, January ---, age 79 A71. Joseph LOWE, 26 March 1814 - 7 December 1877 A72. [stone damaged by time and weather] Harriet, d/o Daniel & Sarah POCKETT 11 December 1822, 12 yrs also the above Daniel POCKETT 4 December 1855, 82 Sarah, w/o Daniel POCKETT 22 April 1864, 83 A73. Harriett, w/o John H COURT 12 February 1820 - 11 March 1881 John Henry COURT, 30 December 1907, 87 A74. Frederic Royd ROBERTS, Major, Royal Bombay Artillery, 2nd s/o the late Sir H.C. ROBERETS, K.C.B Of Hazeldine House, Redmarley 17 July 1841 - 17 February 1884 A75. Margaret CLEMENTS 10 December 1869, 80 George CLEMENTS, s, 28 [looks like April 1881, 76] A76. Elizabeth Mary, w/o John Allen BEACH of Redmarley Park, 17 July 1870, 29 Elizabeth, d, 11 April 1887, 26 A77. John Allen BEACH, of Hillfields, 17 May 1892, 56 A78. Gilbert JONES, 27 January 1868, 87 William TURNER, 31 October 1867, 42 A79. Mary Ann STEPHENS, d/o Charles & Hannah STEPHENS 16 January 1864, 21 Sarah Jane, w/o Matthew TOWNSEND & d/o Charles & Hannah STEPHENS 28 March 1870, 25 Charles STEPHENS, above, 17 August 1872, 63 Hannah, w, 2 September 1876, 70 [there is another inscription, but the stone has sunk] A80. Benjamin WILLIAMS, 16 September 1905, 87 Jane, w, 22 June 1895, 79 Charles, s, 1 August 1868, 23 Sarah, d, 27 December 1869, 17 A81. William STALLARD 25 November 1818 - 2 April 1881 INSIDE THE CHURCH A82. George DOWDESWELL, Esqr of the Down House in this parish, 6 February 1832, 86 he was the youngest s/o George DOWDESWELL, Esqr, M.D & Elizabeth his wife, and nephew of the Right Hon, William DOWDESWELL of Pull Court in this county. In very early life Mr DOWDESWELL went to India, in the Bengal Civil Service where he attained the highest destinction, became Vice President in Council and Deputy Governor of India. He won the respect and esteem of all around him by his integrity and amiability. After seven years and thirty years service in India, he sought in retirement in this county, that happiness which in his domestic circle he himself constituted in August 1823, he married Mary Anne Rose EGERTON A83. This tablet is erected to the memory of George Francis DOWDESWELL, M.A., F.R.M.S., F.L.S., & F.C.S Eldest s/o George DOWDESWELL Esq and Mary Ann Rose, his wife Of The Down House in this parish, late Captain, 89th Foot. He served with Distinction throughout the Chinese Campaign 1860-1866, under Sir Dighton PROBYN, K.C.B, upon his retirement from H.M. Service. He devoted himself to science in which he greatly distinguished himself. He died 5 October 1891 age 62 A84. Mary Ann Rose, widow of George DOWDESWELL, Esq of Down House, 25 May 1893, 89 A85. William Fombelle DOWDESWELL Captain in the 7th Princess Royal Dragoon Guards Youngest s/o George DOWDESWELL Esq [formerly member of the Supreme Council in Bengal] and Mary Ann Rose his wife of The Down House in this parish 17 August 1830, died of Cholera at Desa Doon in Bengal, 31 August 1861. This table is erected in token of regard by his brother officers A86. To the memory of Major General, Sir Henry Gee ROBERETS, K.C.B, H.M. Bombay Army who after forty years of an eminent military and political career and distinguished service in the field during the Indian Mutiny in 1857 for which he received the thanks of both Houses of Parliament. Died at he residence, Hazeldine House in this parish, October 6th 1860 age 60yrs A87. Ann, w/o Edward COOPER of this parish, Gent 18 October 18**, 80 Edward COOPER, above, 3 July 1850, 96 Edward Stallard, s/o James & Marianne COOPER of Saxville House in this parish, 9 December 1835, 6 months James, s/o Edward & Ann COOPER, 28 August 1853, 64

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