Wall plaque at St Peter’s Church, Worfield, Shropshire commemorating Vice-Admiral James Brasier d. 1864
Location
St Peter's Church, Worfield, Shropshire, England
Transcript
'IN PIOUS MEMORY OF JAMES BRASIER VICE ADMIRAL RN / THIS BRASS WAS PLACED / HERE BY ELIZABETH BLANONE HIS WIDOW : A : D : MDCCCLXVI / BORN FEB 10 1784 DIED JULY 28 1864' [On cross] 'IHS', 'JB', [Round anchor ] 'WHICH HOPE WE HAVE AS AN ANCHOR OF THE SOUL BOTH SURE AND STEADFAST / . (Hebrews Ch. 6. v. 19)'. [On left scroll] 'Him that believeth / in me tho’ he were / dead yet shall / he live / (John Ch. 11. v. 25)' [right scroll] 'Thou will keep him / in perfect peace whose / mind is stayed on thee. / (Isaiah Ch. 26. v. 3).'
Details
Description: Rectangular plaque inset into a rectangular polished stone backing. The inscriptions are incised and filled with black. The main inscription forms a border round the edge, with symbols of the evangelists in the corners. A Latin cross covers the main part of the plaque. There is a red anchor in a large roundel in the centre surrounded by green leaves, with a decorative border of leaves and small flowers, The upright is flanked by incised scrolls. Type: Wall plaque Position: North wall Materials: Stone, brass Date Erected: 1866 Artists: Arrol & Snell
People
Brasier, James Age: 70 Date of Death: 28/7/1864 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Marked, brass losses. Recorder: The Arts Society (NADFAS)
Wall monument at St Olave’s Church, City of London commemorating Sir James Deane d. 1608
Location
St Olave's Church, Hart Street, City of London, England
Transcript
[Above] ‘DEO TRIN. OPT. MAX. GLORIA’ [Below] ‘HIC IVXTA IN CHORO SITVS EST JACOBVS DEANE EQVES AVRATVS / VIR BONVS ET IN OPERIBVS CHARITATIS LONGE PRAESTANS QVI PRIMO / SVSSANNAM FILIAM CHOFRI BVMSTED GEN VXOREM HABVIT EX QVA VNICVM SVSCEPIT FILIORVM POSTEA ELIZAB. FILIAM HVGON OFLEY / ARMIGERI ALDERMN. LONDON DEINDE ELIZAB. FILIAM RICHARDI THORN / HILL ARMIGERI ET VIDVAM CHROFRI WEBBE ARMIGERI DVXIT CONIV / GEM EX QVA DVAS GENVIT FILIOLAS NVLLAM TAMEN RELINQVENS / PROLEM NE MORIENTE SVPERSTITEM ANNO AETATIS LXIII XV DIE / MAII 1608 IN DOMINO OBDORMIVIT’
Details
Description: Painted wall monument with pillars depicting the kneeling figures of Deane and his three wives. His coat of arms above, below it is shown impaling the arms of his three wives - Offlet, Bumsted and Thornhill. Type: Monument Position: Over vestry door Materials: Stone
People
Deane, James Age: 63 Date of Death: 15/5/1608 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Merchant Organisation: Honourable East India Company
Extra
Notes: Deane traded to India, China and the Spice Islands. Recorder: B. Tomlinson 2018
Wall tablet in St Olave’s Church, City of London commemorating Sir William Osborne d. 1734 Elder Brother of Trinity House
Location
St Olave's Church, Hart Street, City of London, England
Transcript
'Near this / Place Lyeth the Body / of Sr WILLIAM OGBORNE Knt / who dyed October 13th 1734. Aged 72 / He was Master Carpenter to the / Office of Ordnance 35 Years. / Sherriff of this City: / Colonel of the Militia: / An Elder Brother of the Trinity House: / And one of his Majesty's Justices &c: / A most tender Husband, loving Parent / Sincere & kind Friend, a Man of great / Piety and Virtue mix'd / with much Candor and Humanity / Endued with a Noble and / Generous Disposition / Always ready to Comfort / And relieve the Poor / and in every Circumstance / of Life worthy imitation. / Also the LADY JOYCE / Relict of Sr. Wm. OGBORNE Kt. / who Departed this Life / Augt. 4th 1744.'
Monument in St Olave’s Church, City of London commemorating Vice-Admiral Sir John Mennes d. 1671
Location
St Olave's Church, Hart Street, City of London, England
Transcript
'HEIC SITVS EST / DS JOHANNES MENNESIVS EQ AVR / SANDOVICI CANTIANVS / ANDREAE MENNES AR (MATTHAEI FILII) FILIVS / EX IANA IOHIS BLECHENDEN AR FILIA / VIR PROBVS FORTIS BENIGNVS PIVS / REI MEDICAE CHYMICAE POETICAE GNARVS / OMNIVM QVIBVS NOTVS DELICIAE / VIX ADVLTVS ORBIS OMNES FERE ORAS APPVLIT / SITVS REGIMINIS COMMERCII MORVM EXPLORATVR / TERRA MARIQVE IN HOSTES ET PERDVEILES / IACOBO CAROLO PRIMO ET SECVNDO REGIBVS / HYPARCHVS STRATIGVS HYPOTHASSIARCHA / REI CLASSIARIAE INSPECTOR SVMMVS / VARIIS ET ARDVIS CONFECTVS / CLARAE PROSAPIAE DECVS NOMINIS VLTIMVS / NATVS MARTII 1598 / 18TH FEBR: 1670 DENATVS'
Details
Description: Curved inscription tablet, flanked by Corinthian columns, a broken pediment above, acanthus leaves below. In coloured marble, gilded. Type: Monument Position: Chancel Materials: Marble
People
Mennes, John Age: 71 Date of Death: 18/2/1671 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Vice Admiral Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Comptroller of the Navy. Recorder: B. Tomlinson 2018 Photographer: B. Tomlinson
Tablet at St Olave’s Church, City of London commemorating Captain Sir Herbert Acton Blake RNR d. 1926, Elder Brother of Trinity House
Location
St Olave's Church, Hart Street, City of London, England
Transcript
'Olaced by the Corporation of Trinity / House in memory of Captn. Sir Herbert / Acton Blake. KCMG. KCVD. Elder Brother of the / Trinity House, 1900, Deputy Master 1910-1920 / who died at sea 7th March 1926 / And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.'
Details
Description: Wall tablet with arms of Trinity House. Type: Wall tablet Position: Nave Materials: Stone Vessel: Arundel Castle
People
Blake, Herbert Acton Age: Unknown Date of Death: 7/3/1926 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain Organisation: Royal Naval Reserve
Extra
Notes: Died on a voyage to South Africa on board the 'Arundel Castle' following a serious illness. Recorder: B. Tomlinson 2018 Photographer: B. Tomlinson
Wall tablet at St Mary’s, Tenby commemorating James Hungerford Morgan Lieutenant, Royal Marines d. 1851
Location
St Mary's Church, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Transcript
'NEAR THIS SPOT ARE DEPOSITED THE REMAINS OF / JAMES HUNGERFORD MORGAN LIEUT. R.M. / AGED 63 / DURING MANY YEARS HE WAS A HIGHLY RESPECTED / MEMBER OF THE CORPORATION OF THIS BOROUGH. / OF WHICH HE WAS TREASURER AT THE TIME OF HIS DEATH / APRIL 15TH 1851 / ALSO MARY MORGAN, (SISTER OF THE ABOVE) / WHO DIED AT TENBY JANRY. 28TH 1852 / AGED 62 / SHE FELL ASLEEP IN JESUS, AND REST IN / SURE AND CERTAIN HOPE OF A JOYFUL RESURRECTION'
Details
Description: Wall tablet, marble inscription on a slate base, an urn in relief above. Type: Wall tablet Position: Nave Materials: Slate, marble
People
Morgan, James Hungerford Age: 63 Date of Death: 15/4/1851 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Lieutenant Organisation: Royal Marines
Gravestone at St Mary’s Tenby commemorating James Rees d. 1837
Location
St Mary's Church, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Transcript
'SACRED / to the memory / JAMES REES Late master of / [the] smack BETSEY who departed / [this] life in the 36th year of his age / [born] in London Octr. 16th 1801 / Having / met a Severe Injury on his right leg / Jan 9th 1837 which Caused immediate amputation and Consequently he /brea / thed his last at Bristol on the 25th / and intered here on the 29th / of the same Month / the LORD gave and the LORD hath / taken away blessed be the name of the LORD JOB. 1. 21'
Memorial at St Mary’s Church, Tenby commemorating Elias Fletcher d. 1801
Location
St Mary's Church, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Transcript
'TO THE MEMORY / of ELIAS FLETCHER of Dublin / in the Kingdom of Ireland / Ship Broker / whose remains are here inter'd / he died the 20th day of Septemb. 1801 / AGED 40 Years / Death levels all on equal terms, / And gives an Alien Banquet to the worms / Who rudely gnaw in undistinguished graves / The flesh of Emperors and the flesh of slaves'
Details
Description: Tomb with slate top. Type: Tomb Position: Churchyard Materials: Slate Artists: J & D Lloyd, Tenby Green
People
Fletcher, Elias Age: 40 Date of Death: 9/1801 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Shipbroker Organisation: Unknown
Headstone at St David’s Cathedral commemorating Thomas Williams d. 1859
Location
St David's Cathedral, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Transcript
'Sacred / to the Memory of / MARY wife of / THOMAS WILLIAMS / Mariner of St Davids / who departed this life / 7th of November 1857 / aged 26 years [Biblical quotation and verse] / Also of the above / THOMAS WILLIAMS / who was drowned at Little Haven / October 28th 1859 / Aged 34 years'