Column on Breidden Hill, Powys commemorating Admiral George Brydges Rodney d. 1792
Location
Breidden Hill, Powys, Wales
Transcript
[Plaque on south side] 'ERECTED IN HONOUR OF / GEORGE BRYDGES RODNEY / ADMIRAL OF THE WHITE / BY SUBSCRIPTION OF THE GENTLEMEN / OF MONTGOMERYSHIRE 1781 / REPAIRED 1847 / RENEWED 1896 / BY SUBSCRIPTION OF GENTLEMEN / OF THE COUNTIES OF MONTGOMERY / AND SALOP'
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Description: Doric column topped with a drum and finial. This replaced the original gilded ball after a lightning strike in 1847 . Type: Column Materials: Rubble stone except dressed capital and cornice of plinth
People
Rodney, George Brydges Age: 74 Date of Death: 24/5/1792 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Admiral of the White Organisation: Royal Navy
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Notes: Repaired again in 1983-84 by Powys Council supported by the Secretary of State for Wales, Shropshire County Council, Montgomery District Council, Oswestry Borough Council and the Criggion Estate Recorder: A.J. Richardson 1982
'In Memory of/William Applegath who /Departed this life at the West/Indies the 10th May 1794 in/the Fifteenth Year of his Age/and was Interred in St Christophers/Church Yard' Ah Giddy Youth. Here drop a tear/And early wisdom prize/May grateful love inspire you here/And praise like incense rise/Like you with tender parents blest/Their smiles I amply shar'd/And dearest friends who me carest/For me each bliss prepar'd/Yet Oh-A tempest quickly rose/With grief and sickness prest/I sunk amidst a sea of woes/But Jesus gave me rest'
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Description: I depicts a memorial under a willow tree, with ships in the background. Type: Silk embroidery
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People
Applegath, William Age: 14 Date of Death: 10/5/1794 Cause of Death: Unknown/None Rank / Occupation: Organisation:
Headstone in St Andrew’s Church, Ballyhalbert, County Down commemorating Joseph Clint d. 1854
Location
St Andrew's Church, Ballyhalbert, County Down, Northern Ireland
Transcript
'Erected in memory of Joseph Clint who died at sea 16th Feb. 1854 age 29 years. Also his wife Eliza Jane Clint [Nee Greer] who died 15th Jan. 1899 age 72 years. Also their daughter Margaret Clint who died 29th Mar. 1916 age 68 years. Inscribed by John & Annie nee Boyd in memory of John Boyd Cooke who died 1st March, 1818 aged 11 yrs His son David Boyd Cooke, born 30th March 1913 died 28th August 1927. The above John Cooke, born 14th June 1882 died 24th Dec. 1927'
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Type: Headstone Position: Near church door
People
Clint, Joseph Age: 29 Date of Death: 16/2/1854 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Seaman Organisation: Unknown
Memorial at Kensal Green Cemetery, London commemorating Josaphat Davy Hardingham d. 1810
Location
Kensal Green Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, England
Transcript
[East side] 'GEORGIANA / WIDOW OF / JOSAPHAT DAVY HARDINGHAM esq / OF / HMS PERLEN R.N. / WHO DIED IN THE PRIME OF LIFE / ON FOREIGN SERVICE / 29 SEPTEMBER 1810 / AND SINCE WIDOW OF JOHN HAXBY esq / OF WORTHING SUSSEX / ...BORN 17TH JANUARY 1786 / DIED 31 JULY 1836 /...AGE 50.'[South and West sides illegible] [North side] 'ALSO / IN LOVING MEMORY OF / GEORGE GATTON HARDINGHAM / OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE / BARRISTER AT LAW, / HER ONLY CHILD, / WHO DIED AT SOUTHSEA 8TH JANUARY 1895 / AGED 35 YEARS'
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Description: Urn on plinth. Type: Monument Materials: Portland stone
People
Hardingham, Josaphat Davy Age: Date of Death: 29/09/1810 Cause of Death: Infectious disease Rank / Occupation: Purser Organisation: Royal Navy
Memorial at Eastham, Worcestershire commemorating Lennard Robert Bradley lost in SS ‘Umgeni’ 1917
Location
Church of St Peter and St Paul, Eastham, Worcestershire, England
Transcript
'IN LOVING MEMORY/OF / LENNARD ROBERT BRADLEY / NIGERIAN CIVIL SERVICE / WHO WAS LOST AT SEA WITH ALL ON BOARD / THE S.S. UMGENI NOVEMBER 1917 / AGED 41 YEARS / THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW'
Wall tablet in St Gregory’s Church, Dawlish, Devon commemorating Captain George Byron RN d. 1793
Location
St Gregory's Church, Dawlish, Devon, England
Transcript
'SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF / GEORGE ANSON BYRON ESQ / CAPTAIN IN HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY / AN OFFICER DISTINGUISHED / FOR HIS ZEAL AND GALLANTRY ON / ALL OCCASIONS & MORE PARTICULARLY / IN INDIA DURING THE MAHRATTA WAR / WHEN HIS ACTIVE COOPERATION / WITH THE ARMY CALLED FOR SOME PRAISES / AND THANKS OF LORD CORNWALLIS AND / WOULD DOUBTLESS HAVE ENSURED HIS HIGH / PROFESSIONAL HONORS. A SEVERE INJURY / HOWEVER WHICH HE SUSTAINED ON THIS / PARTICULAR SERVICE PREMATURELY CLOSED / HIS CAREER AND AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS / BROUGHT HIM TO THE GRAVE AT THE AGE OF / THIRTY FIVE. THIS TRIBUTE OF DUTY AND / AFFECTION IS ERECTED BY HIS SON / CAPTAIN LORD BYRON, RN'
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Type: Wall tablet Materials: Marble
People
Byron, George Anson Age: 35 Date of Death: 11/6/1793 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain RN Organisation: Royal Navy
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters