Window in St Saviour’s Church, Westcliffe on Sea, Essex, dedicated to Clarence F. G. W. Copeland d. 1943
Location
St Saviour's Church, Westcliffe on Sea, Essex, England
Transcript
'Clarence F G W Copeland RN who died on active service 19th March 1943 aged 27 and his cousin Douglas William Robinson RAF K.I.A. 6 May 1941 aged 23'
Details
Type: Window Position: Side chapel Vessel: HMS Hereward
Event Category
1939-1945 Second World War
People
Copeland, Clarence Frederick George Wire Age: 27 Date of Death: 19/3/1943 Cause of Death: War casualty Rank / Occupation: Canteen manager Organisation: Navy Army and Air Force Institute
Memorial at New West Ground, Kingston, Jamaica commemorating Thomas Gibson died 1846?
Location
New West Ground, Kingston, Jamaica, Rest of the World
Transcript
'Thomas GIBSON [?] of Liverpool, England, Commander of the Ship 'Jamaica', belonging to that Port, who died in this city on the 25th day of October 1846 [?] aged 41 years...Erected by his widow...'
Details
Type: Gravestone Vessel: Jamaica
People
Gibson, Thomas Age: 41 Date of Death: 25/10/1846 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
Extra
Bibliography: Captain J.H. Lawrence-Archer 'Monumental Inscriptions of the British West Indies' (London 1875).
Memorial formerly at Royal Naval Hospital Old Burial Ground, Greenwich commemorating the Reverend David Lloyd d. 1845
Location
Royal Naval Hospital Old Burial Ground (nurses home), Greenwich, London, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory of / the Reverend David Lloyd / Chaplain of this Hospital / who died on the 5th September 1845 / aged 72 years / also of Amelia Lloyd his widow who / died on the 18th September 1845 [?] aged 90 years'
Details
Type: Wall tablet Position: Mausoleum (interior south wall)
People
Lloyd, David Age: 72 Date of Death: 5/9/1845 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Chaplain Organisation: Royal Hospital, Greenwich
Extra
Notes: Destroyed in 1939-45 War, transcription in PRO. Greenwich Hospital memorial inscription 99618.
Memorial at Kensal Green Cemetery commemorating William Henry Bowen d. 1876
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Transcript
'IN / LOVING MEMORY OF / WILLIAM HENRY BOWEN, / COMMANDER DURING THE CRIMEAN WAR, / OF THE S.S. HOPE / WHO IN ZEALOUS PERFORMANCE OF [HIS] / DUTY AND IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY / WAS STRUCK DOWN BY FATIGUE AND EXPOSURE. / IN THE PRIME OF HIS LIFE. AND AFTER 20 YEARS OF PAIN PATIENTLY BORNE / DIED APRIL 20 1876 AGED 52.'
Details
Description: Lead lettering. Type: Base of cross [now missing] Materials: Stone Vessel: SS Hope
Event
Crimea War
Event Date
1853-1856
Event Category
19th century conflicts in Asia
People
Bowen, William Henry Age: 52 Date of Death: 20/04/1876 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Master Organisation:
Wall tablet in the Church of St Mary the Virgin, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk commemorating Admiral of the White, Sir William Rowley RN d. 1768 and Vice Admiral of the White, Sir Joshua Rowley RN d. 1790
Location
Church of St Mary the Virgin, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk, England
Transcript
‘SACRED / TO THE MEMORY OF / SIR WILLIAM ROWLEY, K.B. / ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE; / WHO DIED THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1768, / AGED 79 YEARS. / ALSO OF / SIR JOSHUA ROWLEY, BART. / VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE; / WHO DIED THE 26TH OF FEBRUARY 1790 / AGED 59 YEARS. / THIS MONUMENT IS ERECTED BY SIR WILLIAM ROWLEY, BART. / SON AND GRAND-SON, / TO COMMEMORATE HIS AFFECTION WHILST LIVING, / AND PERPETUATE THEIR MEMORY WHEN DEAD.'
Details
Description: Two Rowley coats of arms carved on a rectanglar panel above the inscription. This has a rectangular pediment, with anthemion acroteria. A flaming lamp is placed above, flanked with an ensign and pennants and an anchor and compass. Type: Wall tablet Position: Wall of south chancel Materials: White and grey marble Date Erected: 1813 Artists: John Bacon, the younger
People
Rowley, William Age: 79 Date of Death: 1/1/1768 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy Rowley, Joshua Age: 59 Date of Death: 26/2/1790 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial in Hong Kong Cemetery commemorating Andrew John Wilson d. 1898
Location
Hong Kong Cemetery, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, China, Rest of the World
Transcript
'In loving memory of Andrew John WILSON 2nd Officer S.S. 'Phra Chom Klao' who died of fever on the voyage Bankok to Hong Kong 12 July 1898 aged 21 years'
Details
Type: Gravestone Vessel: SS Phra Chom Klao
People
Wilson, Andrew John Age: 21 Date of Death: 12/6/1898 Cause of Death: Infectious disease Rank / Occupation: 2nd Officer Organisation:
Extra
Recorder: Christine Thomas 1988
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters