Memorial at St Gregory the Great Church, Dawlish, Devon commemorating Captain Rundle Burges Watson RN, d. 1860
Location
St Gregory the Great Church, Dawlish, Devon, England
Transcript
'HERE LYETH / THE MORTAL REMAINS OF / CAPTAIN RUNDLE BURGES WATSON / R.N. C.B. AND A.D.C. / DIED AT SHEERNESS JULY 6th 1860 / AGED 51 YEARS / THEN THEY SHALL BE ... / THEM INTO HEAVEN THEY WOULD BE / AND / ELIZABETH SUSANA GEORGENA / RELICT OF THE LATE / JOHN BETTINGTON ESQ. / OF CHELTENHAM / DIED AT DAWLISH MARCH 5th 1862 / AGED 82 YEARS / I WILL RANSOM THEM FROM THE / POWER OF THE GRAVE, I WILL REDEEM / THEM FROM DEATH. / HOS. XIII. XIV'
Details
Description: Gravestone with kerbstones.
People
Watson, Rundle Burges Age: 51 Date of Death: 6/7/1860 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial in Bath, England, commemorating Lieutenant Charles Douglas Robinson RN, d. 1864
Location
St Peter's Church, Durham & Hinton, Bath, England
Transcript
'SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF / CHARLES DOUGLAS ROBINSON, ESQRE / FORMERLY LIEUTENANT ROYAL NAVY / THIRD SON OF THE ABOVE / SIR GEORGE BEST ROBINSON, BARONET, / HE DIED AT CHRIST CHURCH NEW ZEALAND ON THE / 18TH APRIL 1864 AGED 36 YEARS / HE BROUGHT DOWN MY STRENGTH IN MY JOURNEY: AND / SHORTENED MY DAYS. PSALM 23'
Details
Type: Wall tablet Materials: Marble
People
Robinson, Charles Douglas Age: 36 Date of Death: 18/4/1864 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Wall tablet in the Church of St Andrew with St Luke, Stoke Damerel, Devon commemorating James Little RN, d. 1848
Location
Church of St Andrew with St Luke, Stoke Damerel, Devon, England
Transcript
'SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF / JAMES LITTLE, SURGEON R.N. / WHO DIED JANY. 29TH 1848 / AGED 76 YEARS / HIS REMAINS ARE INTERRED / IN A VAULT NEAR THIS / AND HIS MEMORY WILL BE LONG / AND SINCERELY REVERED / BY THOSE WHO KNEW HIM / BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DIE IN THE LORD / ALSO TO / MARY, RELICT OF THE ABOVE / WHO DIED AUGUST 3RD 1851 / AET: 70'
Memorial in Exeter Cathedral, Devon commemorating Captain Temple Hardy RN d. 1814
Location
Exeter Cathedral, Exeter, Devon, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of Temple Hardy Esq of Eastly End House in the County of Surrey. A Captain in the Royal Navy and youngest son of Admiral Sir Charles Hardy. He died 29 March 1814 aged 47 years and his remains are deposited near this spot'
Details
Position: South transept
People
Hardy, Temple Age: 47 Date of Death: 29/3/1814 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
Wall tablet in St Andrew’s Church, Plymouth, Devon commemorating Vice Admiral Samuel Hood Linzie, RN d. 1820
Location
St Andrew's Church, Plymouth, Devon, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of Vice Admiral Samuel Hood Linzie who died the first of September 1820 aged forty six years the greater number of which were devoted to the active service of his country. He has left a widow and five children to mourn his irreparable loss'
Details
Description: Carved with a draped urn Type: Wall tablet Vessel: HMS Barfleur; HMS Dreadnought; HMS Triumph HMS Zelous
Event
Battle of Copenhagen 1801; Battle of Cape Finisterre 1805
Event Date
1801
People
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Headstone at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Fife commemorating Alexander Wallace Brown RNR d. 1920
Location
St Andrews Cathedral, St Andrews, Fife, Scotland
Transcript
'ERECTED / BY / ANNIE WALLACE BROWN / IN MEMORY OF HER FATHER / ALEXANDER WALLACE BROWN, / FISHERMAN-SCIENTIST, AND OF THE NAVY / AND NAVAL RESERVE, / BORN 27TH MARCH 1844, DIED 16TH JUNE 1920; / CUSTODIAN AND INVALUABLE AID ON LAND / AND SEA AT THE GATTY MARINE LABORATORY / OF THE UNIVERSITY FOR 36 YEARS. / AND HER MOTHER / ANNIE BROWN, / BORN 15TH JULY 1844, DIED 25TH OCTOBER 1928. / JAMES / HIS SON DROWNED IN THE HARBOUR OF / St ANDREWS 10TH MARCH 1880, AGED 12 YEARS. / HIS YOUNGER SON/ ALEXANDER / BORN FEBRUARY 1873, DIED JUNE 1929. / IN READING P.A; U.S.A. / AND / ANNIE WALLACE BROWN / DIED 19TH FEBRUARY 1960, AGED 84 YEARS. / ONLY REMEMBERED BY WHAT YOU HAVE DONE'
Details
Description: Headstone with triangular top, in unpolished light grey granite, sitting on a granite base. Lead lettering. Good sound condition. Type: Gravestone Materials: Granite
People
Brown, Aexander Wallace Age: 76 Date of Death: 16/6/1920 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Fisherman; Scientist Organisation: Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Navy