Gravestone at St Fagans to Chief Engineer, William Joseph Lewis d. 1901
Location
Church, St Fagans, Glamorgan, Wales
Transcript
[not exact] 'William Lewis of this parish. Died June 24th 1873 aged 44 years. Also William Joseph Lewis son of the above, Chief engineer S.S. Windsor. Died May 6th 1901 aged 38. Interred at Rio de Janeiro. Also Alice Frances Lewis, wife of the above William Lewis. Died Jan 9th 1906 aged 75. Also Alice Lewis Died Feb 26th 1866 aged 7 years. Also Frank Lewis Died March 5th 1866 aged 8 months. Also Gertrude Caroline Lewis, died March 1st 1953 aged 83 Also Aletha Marian Lewis died March 2nd 1952 aged 85. Also Osbert Linneus Lewis died May 2nd 1953 aged 85. Also Flora Maria Lewis. Died Nov 6th 1954 aged 86.'
Details
Type: Cross Position: Churchyard Materials: Granite Vessel: SS Windsor
People
Lewis, William Joseph Age: 38 Date of Death: 6/5/1901 Cause of Death: unknown Rank / Occupation: chief engineer Organisation: unknown
Gravestone at St Fagans commemorating Alfred Martin LeHuray of Guernsey d. 1909
Location
Church, St Fagans, Glamorgan, Wales
Transcript
[Not exact] 'Alfred Martin LeHuray, Master Mariner who died 27th March 1909. Interred at St Vincent, Cape Verde island. Also his wife Caroline, who died 23rd Dec 1923. Both of Guernsey C I. Also Lena May LeHuray who died 12th July 1968. Also sister Carrie le Huray who died 21st April 1974.'
Headstone in St Mary Magdelene’s Church, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, commemorating John Ridley, capstan maker, d. 1810 at Royal Dockyard, Woolwich, Kent
Location
St Mary Magdelene's Church, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, England
Transcript
'Sacred to the memory / Of / John Ridley / Late Quarterman & Master / Capstern [sic] Maker in his / Majesty's Royal Dockyard / at Woolwich, Kent. / Died Jan 20th 1810 aged 80 yrs / Also his Wife, Mrs Elizabeth, died Aug 6th 1833 / Also of four grandchildren. / Eliza, Robert, Mary Ann, & Thomas, / who all died in infancy.'
Details
Type: Headstone Position: Churchyard
People
Ridley, John Age: 80 Date of Death: 20/1/1810 Cause of Death: unknown Rank / Occupation: capstan maker Organisation: Royal Dockyard, Woolwich
Merchant Navy memorial, Orwell Quay, Ipswich, Suffolk
Location
Orwell Quay, Ipswich, Suffok, England
Transcript
[Front] 'DEDICATED TO ALL / SEAFARERS WHO LOST / THEIR LIVES IN / CONFLICTS AT SEA / AND FOR WHOM THERE ARE NO KNOWN GRAVES / SAVE THOSE OF THE OCEAN', 'WE WILL REMEMBER THEM' [Back] 'LOST TO THE / CRUEL SEA, WHICH WAS / MADE EVEN / MORE CRUEL BY MAN.' [Each side of plinth] 'MERCHANT NAVY ASSOCIATION / IPSWICH'.
Details
Description: Truncated obelisk on plinth of two steps. Painted on the front with a red and blue ensign and the Merchant Navy badge. An anchor below the inscription. The back has a compass rose in blue, and another anchor at the base. Type: Obelisk Materials: Granite Date Erected: 2014 Artists: A. Clarke memorials [signed]
Extra
Notes: QR code linked to MNA website Recorder: Celia Waters 2014 Photographer: Celia Waters
Memorial in Holy Trinity Church, Ilfracombe, Devon dedicated to Simon Gage Britton d. 1856
Location
Holy Trinity Church, Ilfracombe, Devon, England
Transcript
'Here lie the mortal remains of Mary widow of the Revd. Thomas Hopkins Rector of Donyatt and Earnshill who died the 8th March 1843 aged 80 years and of Jane the only child of the Revd. Thos. and Mary Hopkins and wife of Simon Gage Britton M.D. of Newport near Barnstaple who died Jun 12th 1850 aged 69 years and of Simon Gage Britton of Newport Barnstaple who died Mar 6th 1856 aged 73 years.'
Details
Type: Gravestone Position: Churchyard Vessel: HMS Pickle
Event
Battle of Trafalgar
Event Date
1805
Event Category
1803-1815 Napoleonic War
People
Britton, Simon Gage Age: 73 Date of Death: 6/3/1856 Cause of Death: Unknown Rank / Occupation: Surgeon Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: In MS ledger recording the family histories of the Savours, Mathew, Hopkins and others. The gravestone may no longer be extant. Recorder: Ann Shirley
Memorial at St Mary, Rotherhithe to Edward Hawks d. 1844, shipbuilder
Location
St Mary, Rotherhithe, London, England
Transcript
'THIS TABLET / WAS ERECTED BY THE WORKMEN / AND LATE APPRENTICES OF / MR EDWARD HAWKS / FOR MANY YEARS AN EXTENSIVE / SHIP BUILDER IN THIS / PARISH / AS A TESTIMONY / OF GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE / FOR HIS KINDNESS AND URBANITY / OF MANNERS / WHO DIED JULY 23RD 1844 / AGED 66 YEARS'.
Memorial at Menheniot to Captain John Richards Lapenotiere RN, HMS ‘Pickle’, d. 1834
Location
Menheniot, Cornwall, England
Transcript
'SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF / M A LAPENOTIERE / WIFE OF /CAPTAIN JOHN RICHARDS LAPENOTIERE / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE / THE 1[?] OF JULY 1833 / AGED 55 / ALSO / OF JOHN RICHARDS LAPENOTIERE / HER HUSBAND / WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE / THE 19TH OF JANUARY 1834 / AGED 63 YEARS / ALSO OF THOMAS / THE YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE / WHO DIED NOVEMBER 12TH / 1876 AGED 64.'
Details
Type: Table tomb Position: Churchyard Vessel: HMS Pickle
Event
Battle of Trafalgar
Event Date
1805
Event Category
1803-1815 Napoleonic War
People
Lapenotiere, John Richards Age: 63 Date of Death: 19/1/1824 Cause of Death: unknown Rank / Occupation: Captain Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Bibliography: Colin White and the 1805 Club 'The Trafalgar Captains' p. 91.
Memorial at St Ive to Thomas Mutton, HMS ‘Urgent’, d. 1901,
Location
St Ive's Church, St Ive, Cornwall, England
Transcript
'IN MEMORY OF / THE REVD. THOMAS MUTTON, B.A. / THIRD SON OF / WM. & J. MUTTON. OF TRENANT BARTON. DULOE / CHAPLAIN OF H.M.S. URGENT / WHO DIED AT PORT ROYAL, 27TH FEBY. 1901 / AGED 29 YEARS.'
Details
Type: Plaque Position: Nave north wall Materials: Brass Vessel: HMS Urgent
People
Mutton, Thomas Age: 29 Date of Death: 27/2/1901 Cause of Death: Infectious disease Rank / Occupation: Chaplain Organisation: Royal Navy
Extra
Notes: Probably died of yellow fever. Recorder: The Arts Society (NADFAS)
Headstone at Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff commemorating Charles Holman of Hambledon, Kent, d. 1871
Location
Cathays Cemetery, Cardiff, Wales
Transcript
'To / the memory of / Charles Holman / Eldest son of the late / Charles Holman / of Hambledown in the county of Kent / who died on board the barque Marion / at Cardiff on the 7th November 1871 / Aged 58 years / this is a faithful saying and worth of / all acceptance that Jesus Christ came into / the world to save sinners. Timothy 1: 15.'
Details
Type: Headstone Materials: Sandstone Vessel: Marion
Extra
Notes: Sighted 2014. Recorder: David J. Wickham
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Commemorating seafarers and victims of maritime disasters