Wall tablet at St Peter’s Church, Woodmancote, West Sussex commemorating Lieutenant Alistair Colin Davidson RNVR d. 1949 in a yachting accident
Location
St Peter's Church, Woodmancote, West Sussex, England
Transcript
'In proud and loving memory of / Alistair Colin Davidson / Lieutenant R.N.V.R / 1923-1949 / Son of Sir Nigel and Lady Davidson / of Terry's Cross'
Details
Description: Rectangular, plain tablet with inscribed lettering engraved in Roman Majuscules coloured blue. Type: Wall tablet Materials: Grey marble
People
Davidson, Alistair Colin Age: 26 Date of Death: 1949 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant RNVR Organisation: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Extra
Notes: Drowned in yachting accident off coast of Sweden. Recorder: The Arts Society (NADFAS)
Memorial at St David’s Church, Hubberston, Pembrokeshire commemorating Thomas William Farmer d. 1863 in the loss of the yacht ‘Typhus’
Location
St David's Church, Hubberston, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Transcript
'In memory of Thomas William son of Robert Farmer Master Mariner who was accidentally drowned by the foundering of the yacht Typhus in a squall at Pembroke Dock May 14 1863 aged 20 years and 8 months'
Memorial at University College, Oxford commemorating the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley d. 1822
Location
University College, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Transcript
'SHELLEY'
Details
Description: Nude statue in white marble of the drowned Shelley on top, supported by bronze winged lions with a mourning muse between them, an apple tree behind her. The whole on a stepped plinth in coloured marble. Type: Free standing monument Position: North corner quad Materials: White, coloured marble; bronze Artists: E. Onslow Ford, Basil Champneys Vessel: Don Juan
People
Shelley, Percy Bysshe Age: Date of Death: 8/7/1822 Cause of Death: Vessel Loss Rank / Occupation: Poet Organisation:
Extra
Notes: Poet, drowned in yachting accident. Monument commissioned by Lady Shelley for Shelley's grave in Rome, but would have overlapped adjoining plot. Bibliography: H.W. Janson 'Nineteenth-century Sculpture' (London, 1985) pp. 243-4; Dr Garnet 'The Shelley Monuments', 'Illustrated London News' (May 21 1892) p. 627. Francis Haskell 'The Shelley Memorial', 'Oxford Art Journal' (1978) vol i, pp.3-6.
Boat-shaped memorial at Kensal Green Cemetery, London commemorating Joshua Richard Compston d. 1996
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Transcript
'THE DIVISION BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH IS MERELY PERIPHERAL' round gunwale ' WHO WOULD TRUE VALOUR SEE LET HIM COME HITHER' stern 'BON VOYAGE' side 'FN'.
Details
Description: Recumbent effigy lying in a dinghy. Type: Memorial Materials: Stone Artists: Zebedee Helm
People
Compston, Joshua Richard Age: 25 Date of Death: 5/3/1996 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation: